A custom-built framework for building and managing blockchain applications in C#! This framework streamlines the development of blockchain-related functionalities, providing a robust infrastructure for managing accounts, currencies, and transactions.
Github: hmZa
The motivation behind creating the Blockchain View Controller Framework stems from the growing demand for efficient and scalable blockchain solutions. Traditional methods of blockchain application development can be cumbersome, requiring developers to build everything from scratch. This framework simplifies the process, allowing developers to focus on the core logic of their applications while leveraging pre-built components for account management, currency handling, and transaction processing.
The idea for this framework emerged from observing the complexities faced by developers in managing blockchain data. The development process involved:
- Research: Understanding existing blockchain architectures and identifying common pain points in application development.
- Design: Creating a modular architecture that allows for easy integration of new features and scalability.
- Implementation: Building core functionalities such as account management, currency creation, and transaction processing.
- Testing: Conducting rigorous testing to ensure reliability and performance across various scenarios.
C# is a versatile and powerful programming language that offers numerous advantages, making it an ideal choice for various types of software development. Here are a few reasons why I choose C#:
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Strongly Typed Language: C# enforces type safety, which helps to catch errors at compile-time rather than runtime, enhancing reliability.
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Rich Library Support: The .NET framework provides a vast collection of libraries and frameworks, facilitating rapid application development and reducing the need to reinvent the wheel.
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Cross-Platform Capabilities: With .NET Core, C# applications can run on multiple platforms (Windows, Linux, macOS), providing flexibility in deployment.
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Modern Features: C# supports modern programming paradigms, including asynchronous programming, LINQ, and advanced data types, which simplify complex tasks.
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Strong Community and Support: The C# community is active and supportive, with a wealth of resources, tutorials, and forums available for developers.
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Integration with Microsoft Technologies: C# integrates seamlessly with Microsoft products and services, making it the go-to language for Windows applications, Azure services, and more.
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Robust Development Tools: Visual Studio, the primary IDE for C#, offers powerful features like IntelliSense, debugging tools, and integrated version control, enhancing developer productivity.
- Account Management: Easily add, remove, and manage user accounts on the blockchain.
- Currency Handling: Create and manage multiple currencies, supporting various value metrics.
- Transaction Processing: Streamlined handling of transactions between accounts with clear logging and error management.
- Security: Implement robust security measures for account access and transaction validation.
blockchain.infrastructure.db.Accounts_On_Blockchain.Add(
new blockchain.infrastructure.storage_medium.UserAccount
{
UserID = $"0xf001",
UserName = $"MATRIX",
Password = $"PASSWORD"
}
);
blockchain.infrastructure.db.Currencies_Supported_On_Blockchain.Add(
new blockchain.infrastructure.storage_medium.Currency
{
CurrencyCode = "Ox0000000001",
CurrencyName = "HAMZA-COIN",
CurrencyID = "0x0001",
CurrencyValue = new blockchain.infrastructure.storage_medium.Dollar
{
Amount = 1000
},
CurrencyWallet = new blockchain.infrastructure.storage_medium.UserAccount
{
UserID = "0x0001",
UserName = "HAMZA-COIN-ADMIN",
Password = "PASSWORD"
}
}
);
@out.p_info("Total Accounts:");
foreach (blockchain.infrastructure.storage_medium.UserAccount __account__ in blockchain.infrastructure.db.Accounts_On_Blockchain)
{
@out.p_info($"{__account__.UserID,-6} | {__account__.UserName,-7} | {__account__.Password,-7}");
}
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This document highlights the important points of each test in the Blockchain_View_Controller.App.tests
namespace.
- Purpose: Adding a new user account to the blockchain.
- Details:
- A user with
UserID
0xf001
,UserName
MATRIX
, and a placeholder password is created and added to the accounts database.
- A user with
- Purpose: Add a new currency to the blockchain.
- Details:
- Currency
HAMZA-COIN
with various attributes is defined and added. - Includes properties like
CurrencyCode
,CurrencyName
, and an associatedUserAccount
with admin privileges.
- Currency
- Purpose: Display all user accounts in the blockchain.
- Details:
- A loop is utilized to add multiple user accounts (20 in total) to the blockchain.
- Each account has a unique
UserID
,UserName
, andPassword
.
- Purpose: Add transactions between user accounts.
- Details:
- Transactions are created between the admin account and other users.
- The transaction amount is calculated based on a formula to ensure diversity.
- Purpose: Calculate and display the total balances for each user account.
- Details:
- Displays the balance associated with each user account based on their transactions.
- Output:
- Outputs the height of the blockchain chain, showing the current status of the blockchain.
- Purpose: Placeholder for running various framework tests.
- Details:
- Contains commented code to run application tests and handle errors.
- Purpose: Test encryption and decryption functionalities.
- Details:
- A simple message is encrypted and then decrypted using a specified password.
- Validates that the decrypted message matches the original input.
- Purpose: List all registered errors in the application.
- Details:
- Iterates through various error categories to display error codes, types, and messages.
- Ensures clarity on issues that may arise during application usage.
This document summarizes the key functionalities and purposes of the tests within the Blockchain_View_Controller
application, aiding developers in understanding the testing framework.