getassetdata "asset_name

getassetdata "asset_name"

Returns assets metadata if that asset exists

Arguments:
1. "asset_name"               (string, required) the name of the asset

Result:
{
  name: (string),
  amount: (number),
  units: (number),
  reissuable: (number),
  has_ipfs: (number),
  ipfs_hash: (hash), (only if has_ipfs = 1 and that data is a ipfs hash)
  txid_hash: (hash), (only if has_ipfs = 1 and that data is a txid hash)
  verifier_string: (string)
}

Examples:
> raven-cli getassetdata "ASSET_NAME"
> curl --user myusername --data-binary '{"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id":"curltest", "method": "getassetdata", "params": ["ASSET_NAME"] }' -H 'content-type: text/plain;' http://127.0.0.1:8766/

listaddressesbyasset "asset_name" (onlytotal) (count) (start)

Returns a list of all address that own the given asset (with balances)
Or returns the total size of how many address own the given asset
Arguments:
1. "asset_name"               (string, required) name of asset
2. "onlytotal"                (boolean, optional, default=false) when false result is just a list of addresses with balances -- when true the result is just a single number representing the number of addresses
3. "count"                    (integer, optional, default=50000, MAX=50000) truncates results to include only the first _count_ assets found
4. "start"                    (integer, optional, default=0) results skip over the first _start_ assets found (if negative it skips back from the end)

Result:
[   (address): balance,
  ...
]

Examples:
> raven-cli listaddressesbyasset "ASSET_NAME" false 2 0
> raven-cli listaddressesbyasset "ASSET_NAME" true
> raven-cli listaddressesbyasset "ASSET_NAME"

listassetbalancesbyaddress "address" (onlytotal) (count) (start)

Returns a list of all asset balances for an address.

Arguments:
1. "address"                  (string, required) a raven address
2. "onlytotal"                (boolean, optional, default=false) when false result is just a list of assets balances -- when true the result is just a single number representing the number of assets
3. "count"                    (integer, optional, default=50000, MAX=50000) truncates results to include only the first _count_ assets found
4. "start"                    (integer, optional, default=0) results skip over the first _start_ assets found (if negative it skips back from the end)

Result:
{
  (asset_name) : (quantity),
  ...
}

Examples:
> raven-cli listassetbalancesbyaddress "myaddress" false 2 0
> raven-cli listassetbalancesbyaddress "myaddress" true
> raven-cli listassetbalancesbyaddress "myaddress"

listassets "( asset )" ( verbose ) ( count ) ( start )

Returns a list of all assets

This could be a slow/expensive operation as it reads from the database

Arguments:
1. "asset"                    (string, optional, default="*") filters results -- must be an asset name or a partial asset name followed by '*' ('*' matches all trailing characters)
2. "verbose"                  (boolean, optional, default=false) when false result is just a list of asset names -- when true results are asset name mapped to metadata
3. "count"                    (integer, optional, default=ALL) truncates results to include only the first _count_ assets found
4. "start"                    (integer, optional, default=0) results skip over the first _start_ assets found (if negative it skips back from the end)

Result (verbose=false):
[
  asset_name,
  ...
]

Result (verbose=true):
{
  (asset_name):
    {
      amount: (number),
      units: (number),
      reissuable: (number),
      has_ipfs: (number),
      ipfs_hash: (hash) (only if has_ipfs = 1 and data is a ipfs hash)
      ipfs_hash: (hash) (only if has_ipfs = 1 and data is a txid hash)
    },
  {...}, {...}
}

Examples:
> curl --user myusername --data-binary '{"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id":"curltest", "method": "listassets", "params": [] }' -H 'content-type: text/plain;' http://127.0.0.1:8766/
> raven-cli listassets ASSET
> raven-cli listassets "ASSET*" true 10 20