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Code Samples
Browse sample code for building common use cases on the XRP Ledger
Introductory Code Samples
Connect to the XRP Ledger and query it for data.
Quickstart Samples
Create a test harness for XRPL features using JavaScript or Python.
Address Encoding
Encode XRP Ledger addresses in base58. (This reference implementation is equivalent to the ones included in most client libraries.)
AMM CLOB Demo
Simulate how offers interact with each other and AMMs on the XRPL DEX.
Build a Browser Wallet
Implement a non-custodial wallet application that runs in a web browser and can check an account's balances, send XRP, and notify when the account receives incoming transactions.
Build a Wallet
Implement a non-custodial wallet application that runs on a desktop and can check an account's balances, send XRP, and notify when the account receives incoming transactions.
Create AMM
Code samples for the Create an Automated Market Maker tutorial , showing how to make set up a new AMM.
Create and Claim a Payment Channel
Create, claim and verify a Payment Channel.
Create, Update, and Delete Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs)
Create, update, and delete decentralized identifiers (DIDs). A Decentralized Identifier (DID) is a new type of identifier defined by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) that enables verifiable, digital identities.
Create, Update, and Delete Price Oracles
Create, update, and delete Price Oracles. A price oracle is a mechanism that feeds external data, such as asset prices, and exchange rates, onto the XRPLedger.
Cryptographic Key Derivation
Derive secp256k1 or Ed25519 key pairs from seeds in any of the XRP Ledger's encodings and formats. (This implementation is equivalent to the ones included in most client libraries.)
Escrows
Create, finish, and cancel Escrows using conditional or time-based release.
Freezes
Freeze and unfreeze issued tokens, check freeze status, or give up the ability to freeze tokens.
Get a Transaction on the Ledger
Retrieve and display a transaction on the ledger.
Implement Reliable Transaction Submission
Send a transaction and see its validation response. For the implementation in this example, we have made the following decisions:
Issue a Fungible Token
Configure issuer settings and issue fungible tokens to another account.
Markers and Pagination
Iterate over a ledger_data method request that requires multiple calls.
Monitor Incoming Payments with WebSocket
Use the WebSocket protocol to watch for incoming payments to an XRP Ledger address, without using a client library.
Multisign a transaction.
Create and submit a SignerListSet and multisign a transaction.
NFT Examples
Various NFT-related actions. Also see the Quickstart Samples for more code related to NFT tutorials.
Normalize Currency Codes
Convert from a string from either the XRP Ledger's "standard" 3-character or "non-standard" 40-character hexadecimal format into a string for humans to read.
Require Destination Tags
Require incoming payments to specify a Destination Tag so you know whom to credit.
Secure Signing
Sign transactions from the security of your own machine.
Send Partial Payments
Send partial payments with money amount less than the amount specified on 2 conditions:
Send XRP
Send a direct XRP payment to another account in the XRP Ledger.
Submit and Verify
Submit a signed transaction blob and wait until it has a final result.
Tickets
Create a Ticket and use it to send a transaction out of the usual Sequence order.
Trade in the Decentralized Exchange
Look up Offers in the Decentralized Exchange and buy a fungible token by spending XRP.
Transaction Serialization
Convert transactions and other XRPL data from JSON to their canonical binary format for signing or cryptographic verification. (This reference implementation is equivalent to the ones included in most client libraries.)
Use Checks
Create, cash, and cancel Checks for exact or flexible amounts.
Use Paths
Extract paths from RipplePathFind and send a payment using paths.
Use SetRegularKey
Use SetRegularKey to assign a key pair to a wallet and make a payment signed using the regular key wallet.
Contribute Code Samples
Help the XRPL community by submitting your own code samples
Fork and clone
Fork the xrpl-dev-portal repo. Using git, clone the fork to your computer.
Add to folder
Add your sample code to the content/_code-samples/ folder. Be sure to include a README.mdthat summarizes what it does and anything else people should know about it.
Commit and push
Commit your changes and push them to your fork on GitHub.
Open a pull request
Open a pull request to the original repo. Maintainers will review your submission and suggest changes if necessary. If the code sample is helpful, it'll be merged and added to XRPL.org!