1. What is the Kakr LiaaS API for creating a wallet?
The Kakr LiaaS API provides a standardized method for developers to create a wallet on the Litecoin blockchain without having to learn the specific API of the pinning service. This can be done using a simple POST request.
2. How do I create a wallet using the Kakr LiaaS API?
You can create a wallet by making a POST request to the /api/Wallet/createwallet endpoint. You need to provide a valid API key in the Authorization header and include the wallet name in the request body.
3. What is the endpoint URL for creating a wallet?
The base URL for Kakr LiaaS API services, including creating a wallet, is https://pteri.xyz.
4. What headers are required for the wallet creation request?
- Content-Type:
application/json - Authorization: Bearer
<your API key> - Usev2: Set to
true or yes to use the version 2 API.
5. What is required in the request body to create a wallet?
You must include the following in the request body:
- wallet_name: The name of the wallet you want to create.
6. How do I create a wallet using the JavaScript SDK?
You can create a Litecoin wallet using the LiaaS JavaScript SDK by installing the npm package @liaas-lib. After initializing the SDK with your API key, you can call the createWallet function with the wallet name and API key.
7. How do I install the LiaaS JavaScript SDK?
To install the SDK, run the following command:
bash
npm install @liaas-lib
8. Can I use Postman to create a wallet?
Yes, you can use Postman to test the API. Simply make a POST request to /api/Wallet/createwallet with the necessary headers and body parameters to create a wallet on the Litecoin blockchain.
9. Is the wallet creation method secure?
Yes, the wallet creation process requires an API key for authorization and uses secure headers, ensuring that only authenticated users can create wallets.
10. Which method should I choose, the API or the JavaScript SDK?
Both methods provide the same functionality. The choice depends on your project’s requirements and whether you prefer using the API directly or working with a type-safe JavaScript SDK.