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Bluzelle currently supports multiple languages including JS, Go, Python, Ruby & Java. We are also releasing client libraries for C# and PHP soon.

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JS Go Python Ruby Java

JS

blzjs is a Typescript/JavaScript library that can be used to access the Bluzelle database service.

Installation

yarn add bluzelle
or
npm install bluzelle

There are two versions of the bluzelle library. bluzelle-node.js and bluzelle-js.js. By default the NodeJS version will be used.

To use the NodeJS version

import { bluzele } from 'bluzelle';
or
const { bluzelle } = require('bluzelle');

To use the pure JS version

import { bluzele } from 'bluzelle/lib/bluzelle-js';
or
const { bluzelle } = require('bluzelle/lib/bluzelle-js');

To load additional Typescript definitions

import {bluzelle, API, BluzelleConfig} from 'bluzelle'

import {bluzelle, API, BluzelleConfig} from 'bluzelle/lib/bluzelle-js'

Quckstart

Javascript

const {bluzelle} = require('bluzelle');

const config = {
    mnemonic: "apology antique such ancient spend narrow twin banner coral book iron summer west extend toddler walnut left genius exchange globe satisfy shield case rose",
    endpoint: "http://testnet.public.bluzelle.com:1317",
    chain_id: 'bluzelle',
    uuid: Date.now().toString()
};

(async () => {
    const bz = await bluzelle(config);

    await bz.create("somekey", "somevalue", {'gas_price': 10})
    console.log(await bz.read("somekey"))
})();

Typescript

import {bluzelle, API, BluzelleConfig} from 'bluzelle';

const config: BluzelleConfig = {
    mnemonic: "apology antique such ancient spend narrow twin banner coral book iron summer west extend toddler walnut left genius exchange globe satisfy shield case rose",
    endpoint: "http://testnet.public.bluzelle.com:1317",
    chain_id: 'bluzelle',
    uuid: Date.now().toString()
};

(async () => {
    const bz: API = await bluzelle(config);

    await bz.create("somekey", "somevalue", {'gas_price': 10})
    console.log(await bz.read("somekey"))
})();

Python

Getting started

Ensure you have a recent version of installed.

Grab the package from github:

Use:

Examples

Copy .env.sample to .env and configure if needed.

Then run the example:

Tests

The tests/ can best be run in a environment. To do so, initialize one with:

Install requirements:

Then run the tests:

User Acceptance Testing

Please checkout the document for more details.

Licence

MIT

Go

Getting started

Ensure you have a recent version of Go installed.

Grab the package from github:

go get github.com/bluzelle/blzgo

Use:

package main

import (
  "github.com/bluzelle/blzgo"
  "log"
)

func main() {
  // create client
  options := &bluzelle.Options{
    Mnemonic: "...",
    Endpoint: "http://dev.testnet.public.bluzelle.com:1317",
    UUID: "...",
  }
  client, err := bluzelle.NewClient(options)
  if err != nil {
    log.Fatalf("%s", err)
  }

  key := "foo"
  value := "bar"

  gasInfo := bluzelle.GasInfo{
    MaxFee: 4000001,
  }
  leaseInfo := bluzelle.LeaseInfo{
    Days: 1,
  }

  // create key
  if err := client.Create(key, value, gasInfo, leaseInfo); err != nil {
    log.Fatalf("%s", err)
  } else {
    log.Printf("create key success: true\n")
  }

  // read key
  if v, err := client.Read(key); err != nil {
    log.Fatalf("%s", err)
  } else {
    log.Printf("read key success: %t\n", v == value)
  }

  // update key
  if err := client.Create(key, value, gasInfo, nil); err != nil {
    log.Fatalf("%s", err)
  } else {
    log.Printf("create key success: true\n")
  }

  // delete key
  if err := client.Delete(key, gasInfo); err != nil {
    log.Fatalf("%s", err)
  } else {
    log.Printf("delete key success: true\n")
  }
}

Examples

You can test out the examples/ included by following these steps:

Copy .env.sample to .env and configure if needed.

cp .env.sample .env

Install dependencies:

go get ./...

Run an example as defined in the Makefile, for example, to read the value of an existing key, foo, run:

make read key=foo

This will run the examples/crud/read.go.

Integration Tests

make test

User Acceptance Testing

Please checkout the UAT.md document for more details.

Licence

MIT

Ruby

Getting started

Ensure you have a recent version of Ruby installed.

Install libsecp256k1 as described here.
Add the gem to your Gemfile:

gem 'money-tree', git: 'https://github.com/bluzelle/money-tree'
gem 'bitcoin-secp256k1', git: '[email protected]:cryptape/ruby-bitcoin-secp256k1'
gem 'bluzelle', git: 'https://github.com/bluzelle/blzrb'

Then install:

bundle install

Use:

require "bluzelle"

client = Bluzelle::new_client({
  "address" =>  "...",
  "mnemonic" => "...",
  "uuid" => "bluzelle",
  "endpoint" => "http://dev.testnet.public.bluzelle.com:1317",
})

key = 'foo'
gas_info = {
  'max_fee' => 4000001,
}

client.create key, 'bar', gas_info
value = client.read key
client.update key, 'baz', gas_info
client.delete key, gas_info

Examples

Copy .env.sample to .env and configure if needed.

cp .env.sample .env

Then run the example:

DEBUG=false LIBRESSL_REDIRECT_STUB_ABORT=0 bundle exec ruby examples/crud.rb

Tests

Configure env as described in the examples section above.

bundle exec rspec --format documentation

User Acceptance Testing

Please checkout the UAT.md document for more details.

Abort 6 error

If you encounter this error, you either might have to:

Add a new entry to ffi_lib in money-tree/lib/openssl_extensions.rb if using a newer OpenSSL version
Specify where your libsecp256k1.dylib is located with the LIBSECP256K1 environment variable.

Licence

MIT

Java

blzjava is a Java/Android library that can be used to access the Bluzelle database service.

Build and API docs
Java docs
Examples
Android example
Tests

Quickstart

Make sure that Java is installed and has a version at least 8 (JDK 1.8).

$ java -version
$ javac -version

If Java is not installed, install it.

$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install default-jdk

Download bluzelle.jar from releases or using terminal.

$ wget https://github.com/bluzelle/blzjava/releases/download/0.0.1/bluzelle.jar

Create file "Quickstart.java".

import com.bluzelle.*;

public class Quickstart {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Bluzelle bluzelle = Bluzelle.connect(
                "around buzz diagram captain obtain detail salon mango muffin brother morning jeans display attend knife carry green dwarf vendor hungry fan route pumpkin car",
                "http://dev.testnet.public.bluzelle.com:1317",
                null,
                null
        );

        GasInfo gasInfo = new GasInfo(10, 0, 0);
        LeaseInfo leaseInfo = new LeaseInfo(1, 0, 0, 0);

        bluzelle.create("key", "value", gasInfo, leaseInfo);
        System.out.println("created");
        bluzelle.update("key", "new value", gasInfo, leaseInfo);
        System.out.println("updated");
        System.out.println("'key': " + bluzelle.read("key", false));
        bluzelle.delete("key", gasInfo);
        System.out.println("deleted");
    }
}

Compile.

$ javac -cp ./bluzelle.jar Quickstart.java

Run.

$ java -cp .:./bluzelle.jar Quickstart

Go

Getting started

Ensure you have a recent version of Go installed.

Grab the package from github:

go get github.com/bluzelle/blzgo

Use:

package main

import (
  "github.com/bluzelle/blzgo"
  "log"
)

func main() {
  // create client
  options := &bluzelle.Options{
    Mnemonic: "...",
    Endpoint: "http://dev.testnet.public.bluzelle.com:1317",
    UUID: "...",
  }
  client, err := bluzelle.NewClient(options)
  if err != nil {
    log.Fatalf("%s", err)
  }

  key := "foo"
  value := "bar"

  gasInfo := bluzelle.GasInfo{
    MaxFee: 4000001,
  }
  leaseInfo := bluzelle.LeaseInfo{
    Days: 1,
  }

  // create key
  if err := client.Create(key, value, gasInfo, leaseInfo); err != nil {
    log.Fatalf("%s", err)
  } else {
    log.Printf("create key success: true\n")
  }

  // read key
  if v, err := client.Read(key); err != nil {
    log.Fatalf("%s", err)
  } else {
    log.Printf("read key success: %t\n", v == value)
  }

  // update key
  if err := client.Create(key, value, gasInfo, nil); err != nil {
    log.Fatalf("%s", err)
  } else {
    log.Printf("create key success: true\n")
  }

  // delete key
  if err := client.Delete(key, gasInfo); err != nil {
    log.Fatalf("%s", err)
  } else {
    log.Printf("delete key success: true\n")
  }
}

Examples

You can test out the examples/ included by following these steps:

Copy .env.sample to .env and configure if needed.

cp .env.sample .env

Install dependencies:

go get ./...

Run an example as defined in the Makefile, for example, to read the value of an existing key, foo, run:

make read key=foo

This will run the examples/crud/read.go.

Integration Tests

make test

User Acceptance Testing

Please checkout the UAT.md document for more details.

Licence

MIT

Ruby

Getting started

Ensure you have a recent version of Ruby installed.

Install libsecp256k1 as described here.
Add the gem to your Gemfile:

gem 'money-tree', git: 'https://github.com/bluzelle/money-tree'
gem 'bitcoin-secp256k1', git: '[email protected]:cryptape/ruby-bitcoin-secp256k1'
gem 'bluzelle', git: 'https://github.com/bluzelle/blzrb'

Then install:

bundle install

Use:

require "bluzelle"

client = Bluzelle::new_client({
  "address" =>  "...",
  "mnemonic" => "...",
  "uuid" => "bluzelle",
  "endpoint" => "http://dev.testnet.public.bluzelle.com:1317",
})

key = 'foo'
gas_info = {
  'max_fee' => 4000001,
}

client.create key, 'bar', gas_info
value = client.read key
client.update key, 'baz', gas_info
client.delete key, gas_info

Examples

Copy .env.sample to .env and configure if needed.

cp .env.sample .env

Then run the example:

DEBUG=false LIBRESSL_REDIRECT_STUB_ABORT=0 bundle exec ruby examples/crud.rb

Tests

Configure env as described in the examples section above.

bundle exec rspec --format documentation

User Acceptance Testing

Please checkout the UAT.md document for more details.

Abort 6 error

If you encounter this error, you either might have to:

Add a new entry to ffi_lib in money-tree/lib/openssl_extensions.rb if using a newer OpenSSL version
Specify where your libsecp256k1.dylib is located with the LIBSECP256K1 environment variable.

Licence

MIT

JS

blzjs is a Typescript/JavaScript library that can be used to access the Bluzelle database service.

Installation

yarn add bluzelle
or
npm install bluzelle

There are two versions of the bluzelle library. bluzelle-node.js and bluzelle-js.js. By default the NodeJS version will be used.

To use the NodeJS version

import { bluzele } from 'bluzelle';
or
const { bluzelle } = require('bluzelle');

To use the pure JS version

import { bluzele } from 'bluzelle/lib/bluzelle-js';
or
const { bluzelle } = require('bluzelle/lib/bluzelle-js');

To load additional Typescript definitions

import {bluzelle, API, BluzelleConfig} from 'bluzelle'

import {bluzelle, API, BluzelleConfig} from 'bluzelle/lib/bluzelle-js'

Quckstart

Javascript

const {bluzelle} = require('bluzelle');

const config = {
    mnemonic: "apology antique such ancient spend narrow twin banner coral book iron summer west extend toddler walnut left genius exchange globe satisfy shield case rose",
    endpoint: "http://testnet.public.bluzelle.com:1317",
    chain_id: 'bluzelle',
    uuid: Date.now().toString()
};

(async () => {
    const bz = await bluzelle(config);

    await bz.create("somekey", "somevalue", {'gas_price': 10})
    console.log(await bz.read("somekey"))
})();

Typescript

import {bluzelle, API, BluzelleConfig} from 'bluzelle';

const config: BluzelleConfig = {
    mnemonic: "apology antique such ancient spend narrow twin banner coral book iron summer west extend toddler walnut left genius exchange globe satisfy shield case rose",
    endpoint: "http://testnet.public.bluzelle.com:1317",
    chain_id: 'bluzelle',
    uuid: Date.now().toString()
};

(async () => {
    const bz: API = await bluzelle(config);

    await bz.create("somekey", "somevalue", {'gas_price': 10})
    console.log(await bz.read("somekey"))
})();