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API Documentation

Find all the information that is needed for seamless integration with Ixian.

Ixian uses HTTP GET or POST requests (default port 8081 for DLT mainnet, 8181 for DLT testnet, 8001 for S2 mainnet and 8101 for S2 testnet) for communication with the API and always responds with a JSON response in the body of the HTTP response.

The response looks generally like this:

{
    "id": [currently unused],
    "result": [object],
    "error": {
        "code": [integer],
        "message": [string]
    }
}

All three fields are optional, but either "result" or "error" will always be present. The structure of the "result" field is dependent on the type of query - please see specific API commands for details.

Ixian Core Generic API Commands

Add Transaction
Blacklist Peer
Get Block Height
Calculate Transaction Fee
Clear Peer Blacklist
Clients
Connect
Create Raw Transaction
Decode Raw Transaction
Generate New Address
Get Activity
Get Presence
Get Total Balance
Get Viewing Wallet
Get Wallet Backup
Isolate
List Wallets
Load Wallet
My Public Key
My Wallet
Pause Network Client
Reconnect
Resume Network Client
Send Raw Transaction
Servers
Shutdown
Sign
Sign Raw Transaction
Status
Unload Wallet
Validate Address
Verify
Extend Name Registration
Recover Registered Name
Register Name
Update Name Capacity
Update Name Records

Ixian DLT Specific API Commands

Applied Transaction List
Count Node Versions
Get Balance
Get Best Block Hash
Get Block
Get Block Count
Get Full Block
Get Last Blocks
Get Mining Block
Get Transaction
Get Unspent Transaction Outputs Stats
Get Wallet
Get Wallet List
Miner Stats
Presence List
Rescan Blockchain
Set Block Selection Algorithm
Status
Submit Mining Solution
Supply
Transaction List
Unapplied Transaction List
Verify Mining Solution
Get Registered Names List

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