The validation of the direction of Ethereum and Bitcoin
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In this article, we will investigate how to check the check number of a certain Bitcoin address programming using API blockchain.info. We will also cover some of the best practices to confirm addresses and execute transactions in Ethereum.
Management validation
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Before we plunge into the code, we confirm the entrance address to ensure that they are valid:
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Isvalidadss Function (Address) {{
Const Regex = /^[0-9a-Fa-F] {40} $ /;
return regx.test (address);
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Constdirding Const ("1A1B2C3D4E5F6G7H8I9J0K";
Const address2 = "ABC123DEF456";
if (! isvadidadss (address1)) {) {
Console.error ("Nevalid Address:", Address1);
} other {{
Console.log (Valid Address: $ {Address1});
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IF (! Isvalitydress (address2)) {) {
Console.error ("Nevalid Address:", Address2);
} other {{
Console.log (Valid Address: $ {Address2});
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This code defines the function ofisvavilitydressthat uses a regular expression to match the length and format of the Bitcoin address. If the address of the entrance is valid, it returns 'True'; Otherwise,False returns.
API request
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In order to regain the Ethereum Confirmation Number using API Blockchain.info, we must apply for HTTP for the final API point. Here’s a step by step guide:
- Get your API blockchain.info
: Go to [blockchain.info] ( and register yourself to get an account.
- Make a new API button: Once you log in, sail to the « API » tab and then click « Kyles ». Create a new API button by clicking on the « new API key ».
- Get your API
URL: After creating the API key, copy ‘Key’ and ‘Secret’.
- Enter HTTP Request until the end of the blockchain Ethereum API : Use a library like an Axios or API browser console to get the Get GET at the end of the Ethereum blockchain API.
Here’s an example of how to use Axios:
`Javascript
import Axios 'Axios';
Const appendint = '
Const Apikey = 'Your_api_Key_here'; // Replace the key
Async Function GetConfirmationnnuber (Address) {{
constant constant = {"X-API-KEY": Apikey};
Consta Params = {"a": address "from": "0xyouracuntaddress", "Block_number": "Ortat_block", "Confirmation": "1"};
Attempt {
constth = axios.get (apiendpoint, {params});
Return the answer;
} capt (error) {{
Console.error (error);
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Const directlyGetconfirmamionnuber = '0xyouracuntaddress';
GetConfirmionnuber (DirectialogotConfirmacion
If (!! Response number || certificate reaction.length === 0) {{
Console.log ("without returned data");
} other {{
Const confirmation
Console.log (Confirmed $ {{confirmedanumber [index]} transactions.);
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});
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Best practice
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- Check the errors and exceptions : always check API answer to make sure it is okay and don’t throw any mistake.
- Check your input information : Make sure you confirm your address and key from the Ethereum before submitting a request to API Blockchain.
- Paging Management : If you need to regain more certificates, consider the boundaries of paging imposed by blockchain API.
- Keep your safe API keys : Never take into account your API keys; Consider using environmental variables or solutions for secret control.
Example of cases of use
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- ORDER SUPPOSE : You can use this function to monitor your orders on your electronic trade platform by sending an application with an Ethereum address and a limit of the rear to return the number of certificates.
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