Initial 1.3 support

This release has initial support for chia 1.3 changes.

https://www.nuget.org/packages/chia-dotnet/1.0.0-beta.1.3.6

• Changes to existing endpoints are incorporated
• Creating a CAT wallet tested
• Testing trades and offers still in progress
  • Until this PR is merged (Chia-Network/chia-blockchain#10571) supply both a start and end to TradeManager.GetOffers. Otherwise it will fail.

Add Bech32M

Add Bech32M implementation - credit to https://github.com/Playwo/ChiaRPC.Net/

https://www.nuget.org/packages/chia-dotnet/0.8.0

1.2.11 changes

Updates for chia 1.2.11

https://www.nuget.org/packages/chia-dotnet/0.6.1

What's Changed

• Rpc version by @dkackman in #24

Full Changelog: v0.5.18...v0.6.1

1.2.9 changes

Updates for chia1.2.9

https://www.nuget.org/packages/chia-dotnet/0.5.18

• return id's of queued plots when calling start_plotting

Beta 1

This library is tested to the point where I'm comfortable calling it a beta.

rchi flushed out some bugs and refinements to the API.

dotnet add package chia-dotnet

https://www.nuget.org/packages/chia-dotnet/

0.4.11 bug fix

0.4.11 bug fix
BigInteger formatting fix
change balances type to uint64 to match python

https://www.nuget.org/packages/chia-dotnet/0.4.11

Getting ready for 1.0.0

I am using this library to implement rchia, the remote chia node management CLI app. This will vet out the implementation with real usage (as opposed as in unit and integration tests).

The API is looking pretty solid and getting ready for release. As rchia evolves there are some helper and convenience methods being added here:

• Helper extension methods
  -- formatting of byte counts in human readable format
  -- converting between mojo and chia
  -- formatting chia amounts as human readable strings
• GetAverageBlockTime

Incorporate chia 1.2.4

This release incorporates the chia 1.2.4 changes; specifically get_coin_records_by_names.

It also includes additional api and type refinements.

Includes helper extension method to format byte count into human readable format.
https://github.com/dkackman/chia-dotnet/blob/main/src/chia-dotnet/Extensions.cs

#nullable reference type annotations

This release adds nullable annotations to guard against null reference exceptions. Anywhere a field is declared as Optional in python, it will be nullable in C#. All other fields will at minimum have a default or empty object value.

Published NuGet Package

Static Types

This release moves from dynamic return types on the proxy interfaces, to static types.

This is a significant change as static types are much more familiar to .net developers than dynamics. For those of us used to learning an api by examining the the type system (and yes, using intellisense) this should be a welcome addition.

The beta release of this library will likely be based on these changes.

Example

Before

public async Task<dynamic> GetBlockchainState(CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)

After

public async Task<BlockchainState> GetBlockchainState(CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)

// where BlockChainState and the types it uses are all statically declared

public record BlockchainState
{
    public ulong Difficulty { get; init; }
    public bool GenesisChallengeInitiated { get; init; }
    public int MempoolSize { get; init; }
    public BlockRecord Peak { get; init; }
    public BigInteger Space { get; init; }
    public ulong SubSlotIters { get; init; }
    public SyncState Sync { get; init; }
}

Notes

• The type names between python and C# are 90% the same
• There are cases where python uses unnamed dynamic type as dictionaries or tuples. Where the tuples are are concise, .net named tuples are used. In a couple of places intermediate types have been introduced in order to avoid awkward tuple declarations.
• All of the static chia types are declared as init-only record types.

#7
#14