Move closer to the original vision of supporting any address-querying implementation desired. Current options include ElectrumX (as before) and now blockchain.com and blockcypher.com since they were easy to support and are publicly/easily available (though ridiculously neither is yet to support bc1 addresses).
- new env var option BTCEXP_ADDRESS_API, value can be electrumx, blockchain.com, blockcypher.com
- update ElectrumX client connect to request v1.4 of API as all clients are now supposed to do
- misc frontend improvements/cleanup for addresses
- support for configurable RPC concurrency level (default 10, to be under bitcoind default "rpcworkqueue=16")
- queue up requests to prevent overloading RPC work queue of bitcoind
- simplify / cleanup rpcApi
- pull in chart.js and add integrity attribute
- move common tx-stats code to utils
- use bootstrap progress bars for block fullness in blocks-lists (moving away from radial progress which includes too much css and can be finicky)
- clean / reorg frontend code for graphs and homepage network summary
- configure electrumX servers with the same mechanisms as everything else
- include _PORT and _ELECTRUMX_SERVERS configs in .env-sample
- drop support for overriding configs via app/credentials.js, and use that filename for the new, dynamic, env-based credentials config file
This makes the protocol (either `tcp` or `tls`) for the electrum server
configurable, to allow communicating with an electrum server without tls
encryption.
before this change, searching for a 64-char string that didn't correspond to a block hash would fail due to lack of proper error handling on the RpcError response when running the interpret-string-as-blockhash step
- in tx history, request/display all inputs to get correct gain/loss values
- cross referencing for txid history from electrum
- include genesis coinbase values for genesis coinbase output address (electrum ignores the genesis coinbase TX and +50 value, but for consistency with the rest of this tool they're included)
- banner describing the electrum trust model
- ui tweaks including showing gain/loss for each address tx history item
Dan Janosik
Dan Janosik
Daniel McNally