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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -4,14 +4,17 @@ Most important functions of Monero's simplewallet and
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bitmonreod can be executed by means of JavaScript Object Notation Remote Procedure Calls ([ json-rpc] ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON-RPC ) ).
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Using these procedures, other applications can be developed
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- on top of the simplewallet. For example , a GUI,
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- or an web applications allowing for accessing wallet balance
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- online.
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+ on top of the simplewallet and bitmonerod . For examples , a GUI wallet ,
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+ an web applications allowing for accessing wallet balance
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+ online, block explorer, etc .
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Despite this, there seem to be no tutorials and/or examples of how
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to use json-rpc to interface both bitmonerod and simplewallet. For this
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reason, the following examples in Python were created.
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+ Hopefully, they will allow others to start developing some python
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+ programs on top of Monero.
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## simplewallet
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The examples demonstrate how to call the most popular procedures
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that simplewallet which are exposed for other applications to use such as:
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