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Wallet Daemon
Discover more about the tool for automatic transaction signing.
The Enjin Wallet Daemon provides a streamlined process for signing blockchain transactions, enabling seamless and efficient transactions between your game and the blockchain. This tool creates a persistent bridge between your game and the blockchain, ensuring a fluid gaming experience for players.
In the Enjin Platform context, the Wallet Daemon is a utility tool that manages a blockchain wallet address associated with an Enjin Blockchain account. When a transaction is initiated on the Enjin Platform, the Wallet Daemon receives the transaction, signs it, and sends it back to the platform. This ensures secure and efficient transaction processing for Enjin Platform users.
The diagram above provides insight into the interaction between the Enjin Wallet Daemon and the Enjin Platform. This illustrates how the Wallet Daemon can communicate with the API in both directions, automatically signing and broadcasting transactions to the blockchain. This helps developers better understand how the two components work together seamlessly to provide a streamlined experience.
The diagram above depicts the various stages involved in creating a new collection on the Enjin Matrixchain via the Enjin Platform API, with a particular emphasis on the Wallet Daemon events.
- 1.Establish a WebSocket connection - Connect to a WebSocket server to subscribe to channels that receive events.
- 2.Subscribe to a WebSocket channel - Subscribe to the channel associated with your wallet to receive real-time events.
- 3.Send a mutation - Send a "CreateCollection" mutation to the Enjin Platform API to create a new collection on the Enjin Matrixchain. The API will encode the transaction that the wallet daemon needs to sign and save it in the Enjin Platform Database.
- 4.Wallet daemon requests pending transactions - The wallet daemon repeatedly asks the Enjin Platform API if there are any transactions to sign to prevent incoming connections to the wallet daemon, which holds your private key.
- 5.Sign and broadcast the transaction - After receiving the pending transaction, the wallet daemon signs it with your private key and broadcasts it to the Enjin Matrixchain.
- 6.Enjin Matrixchain processes the transaction - If everything is correct and valid, the Matrixchain successfully processes the extrinsic sent by the wallet daemon, and the new collection is created.
- 7.Enjin Platform API monitors the chain - The Enjin Platform API continually watches the chain via a WebSocket connection to detect any activity.
- 8.Save the data to the database - The Enjin Platform API stores the new collection data in its own database, allowing you to query it as desired.
- 9.Emit an event - The Enjin Platform API sends an event to the WebSocket channels, providing you with the opportunity to take appropriate actions if you're subscribed to the relevant channel.
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