Daemon Interface¶

the block template blob to add auxiliary PoW to.

identifies each auxiliary chain by id and its block's PoW hash.

the updated block template along with the (possibly reordered) auxiliary PoW.

the listener to register.

the block's major version.

the block's height.

the block's blob to hash.

the seed hash used to select the RandomX dataset/cache.

the block's proof-of-work hash.

the result of the update check.

download path.

the result of the update download.

specifies to also flush the bad blocks cache.

is the address of the wallet to receive miner transactions if block is successfully mined.

is the number of blocks to generate.

is the hash of the previous block to build on top of (optional, builds on the current tip if not given).

is the starting nonce to use (optional).

the result of generating blocks; height is the height of the last block generated.

known block hashes which are not on the main chain.

alternative chains seen by the node.

is the hash of the block to get.

the block with the given hash.

is the height of the block to get.

the block at the given height.

is the height of the block hash to get.

the block's hash at the given height.

a short chain history; first 10 block hashes go sequential, next go in pow(2,n) offset, like 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 and so on, and the last one is always the genesis block, which is required or the request fails.

the requested hashes plus their start height and the daemon's current chain height.

is the hash of the block to get the header of.

the block's header.

is the height of the block to get the header of.

the block's header.

is the start height lower bound inclusive (optional).

is the end height upper bound inclusive (optional).

block headers in the given range.

is the address of the wallet to receive miner transactions if block is successfully mined.

is the reserve size (optional).

a block template for mining a new block.

a short chain history; first 10 block hashes go sequential, next go in pow(2,n) offset, and the last one is always the genesis block.

the start height to resume from; when non-zero the daemon skips the search for the last common block and uses it as-is.

whether returned blocks should be pruned.

caps how many blocks the daemon returns in one call (0 leaves it to the daemon's own default limit).

the retrieved blocks plus the daemon's current chain height.

are the heights of the blocks to get.

blocks at the given heights.

is the start height lower bound inclusive (optional).

is the end height upper bound inclusive (optional).

blocks in the given height range.

is the start height lower bound inclusive (optional).

is the end height upper bound inclusive (optional).

is the maximum chunk size in any one request (default 3,000,000 bytes).

blocks in the given height range.

is the download bandwidth limit.

number of blocks we want the fee estimate to be valid for.

mining fee estimates per kB.

hard fork information.

the number of blocks.

general information about the node and network.

is key image hex to get the status of.

the status of the key image.

are hex key images to get the statuses of.

the spent status for each key image.

the daemon's known peers.

the last block's header.

the registered listeners.

the current data for mining a new block.

is the height to start computing the miner sum.

are the number of blocks to include in the sum.

the sum emission and fees since the geneis block.

the daemon's mining status.

the daemon's network statistics.

are amounts of outputs to make the distribution with.

specifies if the results should be cumulative (optional).

is the start height lower bound inclusive (optional).

is the end height upper bound inclusive (optional).

output distribution entries meeting the parameters.

are amounts of outputs to make the histogram with (atomic-units).

filter amounts with at least this number of outputs.

filter amounts with at most this number of outputs.

makes a histogram with outputs with the specified lock state.

exclude outputs from older than this timestamp.

output histogram entries meeting the parameters.

the hash of the transaction to get output indices for.

the global output index of each output in the transaction, in order.

identify each output by amount and index.

the identified outputs.

the address of the peer node to check, e.g. "1.2.3.4" or "1.2.3.4:18080".

the peer's ban status.

entries about banned peers.

the daemon's peers.

specifies if offline nodes should be included.

the daemon's known public nodes.

contains sync information.

is the hash of the transaction to get.

specifies if the returned tx should be pruned (defaults to False).

the transaction with the given hash or null if not found.

is the hash of the transaction to get hex from.

specifies if the returned tx hex should be pruned (defaults to False).

the tx hex with the given hash.

are hashes of transactions to get hexes from

Prune transaction hashes.

are the tx hexes.

transactions in the transaction pool.

transaction pool backlog entries.

hashes of transactions in the transaction pool.

statistics about the transaction pool.

are hashes of transactions to get.

Prune transactions.

found transactions with the given hashes.

is the upload bandwidth limit.

the version of the daemon.

True if the daemon is trusted, False otherwise.

the number of blocks to pop.

the blockchain height after popping the blocks.

specifies to check the pruning (default False).

the prune result.

identifies the transaction to relay.

identify the transactions to relay.

a previously registered listener to be unregistered.

the download bandwidth limit after resetting.

the upload bandwidth limit after resetting.

the bootstrap daemon's address (host:port), "auto" to select a public node automatically, or an empty string to disable the bootstrap daemon.

the username to authenticate with the bootstrap daemon (optional).

the password to authenticate with the bootstrap daemon (optional).

the proxy used to reach the bootstrap daemon, e.g. a SOCKS proxy (optional).

is the download limit to set (-1 to reset to default).

is the new download limit after setting.

is the maximum number of incoming peers.

the log categories to set, e.g. "*:WARNING,net.p2p:DEBUG" (an empty string resets categories to the default).

the daemon's resulting log categories.

specifies if the hash rate should be logged.

the log level to set, from 0 (least verbose) to 4 (most verbose).

is the maximum number of outgoing peers.

contains information about a node to ban.

are bans to apply against peer nodes.

is the upload limit to set (-1 to reset to default).

is the new upload limit after setting.

is the address given miner rewards if the daemon mines a block.

is the number of mining threads to run.

specifies if the miner should run in the background or not.

specifies if the battery state (e.g. on laptop) should be ignored or not.

is the mined block to submit.

are the mined blocks to submit.

is the raw transaction hex to submit.

the submission results.

the header of the next block added to the chain.