Integrate bots with wallet
Resources: Vega Wallet
This section is part of a series on the topic of the Vega Wallet.
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The following guide describes how to integrate the wallet service headless software like bots and scripts.
Generate a long-living token
First, you need to create a long-living API token. Follow the "Use long-living tokens" guide to find out how.
Connect to the local service
Once you generated the token, you'll need to bootstrap the local service, if not already done. See the "Bootstrap wallet service" guide.
Then, you will have to connect to the local service. Follow the "Connect to local service" guide.
As you are using a long-living token, there is no need to support live sessions.
List the public keys
On the HTTP endpoint POST /api/v2/requests
, use the JSON-RPC method below to get the public keys you have access to:
{
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"method": "client.list_keys",
"id": "request_1"
}
More detail at client.list_keys
.
Send a transaction
Once you have access to the key list, you can send a transaction.
Note, the transaction field is an example, you will have to define your own.
{
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"method": "client.send_transaction",
"params": {
"publicKey": "ONE_OF_THE_PUBLIC_KEY_FROM_THE_LIST_KEY_CALL",
"sendingMode": "TYPE_SYNC",
"transaction": {
"voteSubmission": {
"proposalId": "eb2d3902fdda9c3eb6e369f2235689b871c7322cf3ab284dde3e9dfc13863a17",
"value": "VALUE_YES"
}
}
},
"id": "request_4"
}
See more detail at the client.send_transaction
API reference documentation.