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How to sign and send transfer transaction using waves-transaction JS library?

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Please help me understand https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com/api-docs/index.html I use this api and this library https://github.com/wavesplatform/waves-transactions
I cannot send a transaction using the manual to the library or directly by POST request for api.

common mistakes:

• Error: State check failed. Reason: Script doesn’t exist and proof




• Error: State check failed. Reason: Transactions from non-scripted accounts must have exactly 1 proof

A POST request for url / addresses also gives an error. Provided API key is not correct.
Here is my code:

const transfer, broadcast = require("@waves/waves-transactions");
const seed =
 "ride flee tenant tuna share buyer work west amateur review time kick";
const signedTranserTx = transfer(
 
 amount: 1,
 recipient: "3NBVqYXrapgJP9atQccdBPAgJPwHDKkh6A8"
 ,
 seed
);
const nodeUrl = "http://testnodes.wavesnodes.com";

broadcast(signedTranserTx , nodeUrl)
 .then(resp => console.log(resp))
 .catch(err => console.error(err));

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Please help me understand https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com/api-docs/index.html I use this api and this library https://github.com/wavesplatform/waves-transactions
I cannot send a transaction using the manual to the library or directly by POST request for api.

common mistakes:

• Error: State check failed. Reason: Script doesn’t exist and proof




• Error: State check failed. Reason: Transactions from non-scripted accounts must have exactly 1 proof

A POST request for url / addresses also gives an error. Provided API key is not correct.
Here is my code:

const transfer, broadcast = require("@waves/waves-transactions");
const seed =
 "ride flee tenant tuna share buyer work west amateur review time kick";
const signedTranserTx = transfer(
 
 amount: 1,
 recipient: "3NBVqYXrapgJP9atQccdBPAgJPwHDKkh6A8"
 ,
 seed
);
const nodeUrl = "http://testnodes.wavesnodes.com";

broadcast(signedTranserTx , nodeUrl)
 .then(resp => console.log(resp))
 .catch(err => console.error(err));

javascript blockchain wavesplatform

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 14:50

darnistadarnista

4144 bronze badges

add a comment | 

Please help me understand https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com/api-docs/index.html I use this api and this library https://github.com/wavesplatform/waves-transactions
I cannot send a transaction using the manual to the library or directly by POST request for api.

common mistakes:

• Error: State check failed. Reason: Script doesn’t exist and proof




• Error: State check failed. Reason: Transactions from non-scripted accounts must have exactly 1 proof

A POST request for url / addresses also gives an error. Provided API key is not correct.
Here is my code:

const transfer, broadcast = require("@waves/waves-transactions");
const seed =
 "ride flee tenant tuna share buyer work west amateur review time kick";
const signedTranserTx = transfer(
 
 amount: 1,
 recipient: "3NBVqYXrapgJP9atQccdBPAgJPwHDKkh6A8"
 ,
 seed
);
const nodeUrl = "http://testnodes.wavesnodes.com";

broadcast(signedTranserTx , nodeUrl)
 .then(resp => console.log(resp))
 .catch(err => console.error(err));

javascript blockchain wavesplatform

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 14:50

darnistadarnista

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const transfer, broadcast = require("@waves/waves-transactions");
const seed =
 "ride flee tenant tuna share buyer work west amateur review time kick";
const signedTranserTx = transfer(
 
 amount: 1,
 recipient: "3NBVqYXrapgJP9atQccdBPAgJPwHDKkh6A8"
 ,
 seed
);
const nodeUrl = "http://testnodes.wavesnodes.com";

broadcast(signedTranserTx , nodeUrl)
 .then(resp => console.log(resp))
 .catch(err => console.error(err));

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 14:50

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If you use Waves transactions api, the request should be signed already and you can post it to /transactions/broadcast. Then you don't need your own node and you don't need your own API Key.
in your code, I see several mistakes here:

1. You're transferring to MAINNET address using testnet node. you
   should use TESTNET address instead. in the reciepent change the
   address to an address in testnet and let me know if you still get
   any errors. you can create new accounts here
   https://testnet.ide.wavesplatform.com/ in the tab accounts on the
   top right.


2. Use https instead of http, const nodeUrl = "https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com/";
   


3. Add the chain id('T' for testnet and 'W' for mainnet)

Here is the code:

const transfer, broadcast = require("@waves/waves-transactions");
const seed =
"ride flee tenant tuna share buyer work west amateur review time kick";
const signedTranserTx = transfer(
 
 amount: 100,
 recipient: "3N3pJ8xAnbaSBFdAbnaKe4yu4ZXbYkatMcN"
 ,
 seed
);
const nodeUrl = "https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com";
broadcast( ...signedTranserTx, chainId: "T" , nodeUrl)
 .then(resp => console.log(resp))
 .catch(err => console.error(err));

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If you use Waves transactions api, the request should be signed already and you can post it to /transactions/broadcast. Then you don't need your own node and you don't need your own API Key.
in your code, I see several mistakes here:

1. You're transferring to MAINNET address using testnet node. you
   should use TESTNET address instead. in the reciepent change the
   address to an address in testnet and let me know if you still get
   any errors. you can create new accounts here
   https://testnet.ide.wavesplatform.com/ in the tab accounts on the
   top right.


2. Use https instead of http, const nodeUrl = "https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com/";
   


3. Add the chain id('T' for testnet and 'W' for mainnet)

Here is the code:

const transfer, broadcast = require("@waves/waves-transactions");
const seed =
"ride flee tenant tuna share buyer work west amateur review time kick";
const signedTranserTx = transfer(
 
 amount: 100,
 recipient: "3N3pJ8xAnbaSBFdAbnaKe4yu4ZXbYkatMcN"
 ,
 seed
);
const nodeUrl = "https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com";
broadcast( ...signedTranserTx, chainId: "T" , nodeUrl)
 .then(resp => console.log(resp))
 .catch(err => console.error(err));

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answered Mar 27 at 14:57

Nazim FaourNazim Faour

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1

If you use Waves transactions api, the request should be signed already and you can post it to /transactions/broadcast. Then you don't need your own node and you don't need your own API Key.
in your code, I see several mistakes here:

1. You're transferring to MAINNET address using testnet node. you
   should use TESTNET address instead. in the reciepent change the
   address to an address in testnet and let me know if you still get
   any errors. you can create new accounts here
   https://testnet.ide.wavesplatform.com/ in the tab accounts on the
   top right.


2. Use https instead of http, const nodeUrl = "https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com/";
   


3. Add the chain id('T' for testnet and 'W' for mainnet)

Here is the code:

const transfer, broadcast = require("@waves/waves-transactions");
const seed =
"ride flee tenant tuna share buyer work west amateur review time kick";
const signedTranserTx = transfer(
 
 amount: 100,
 recipient: "3N3pJ8xAnbaSBFdAbnaKe4yu4ZXbYkatMcN"
 ,
 seed
);
const nodeUrl = "https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com";
broadcast( ...signedTranserTx, chainId: "T" , nodeUrl)
 .then(resp => console.log(resp))
 .catch(err => console.error(err));

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 27 at 14:57

Nazim FaourNazim Faour

66433 silver badges66 bronze badges

add a comment | 

If you use Waves transactions api, the request should be signed already and you can post it to /transactions/broadcast. Then you don't need your own node and you don't need your own API Key.
in your code, I see several mistakes here:

1. You're transferring to MAINNET address using testnet node. you
   should use TESTNET address instead. in the reciepent change the
   address to an address in testnet and let me know if you still get
   any errors. you can create new accounts here
   https://testnet.ide.wavesplatform.com/ in the tab accounts on the
   top right.


2. Use https instead of http, const nodeUrl = "https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com/";
   


3. Add the chain id('T' for testnet and 'W' for mainnet)

Here is the code:

const transfer, broadcast = require("@waves/waves-transactions");
const seed =
"ride flee tenant tuna share buyer work west amateur review time kick";
const signedTranserTx = transfer(
 
 amount: 100,
 recipient: "3N3pJ8xAnbaSBFdAbnaKe4yu4ZXbYkatMcN"
 ,
 seed
);
const nodeUrl = "https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com";
broadcast( ...signedTranserTx, chainId: "T" , nodeUrl)
 .then(resp => console.log(resp))
 .catch(err => console.error(err));

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answered Mar 27 at 14:57

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const transfer, broadcast = require("@waves/waves-transactions");
const seed =
"ride flee tenant tuna share buyer work west amateur review time kick";
const signedTranserTx = transfer(
 
 amount: 100,
 recipient: "3N3pJ8xAnbaSBFdAbnaKe4yu4ZXbYkatMcN"
 ,
 seed
);
const nodeUrl = "https://testnodes.wavesnodes.com";
broadcast( ...signedTranserTx, chainId: "T" , nodeUrl)
 .then(resp => console.log(resp))
 .catch(err => console.error(err));

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answered Mar 27 at 14:57

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answered Mar 27 at 14:57

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answered Mar 27 at 14:57

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