Diamante net Laboratory

The Diamante net Laboratory is a set of tools that enables people to try out and learn about the Diamante net network. The laboratory can build transactions, sign them, and submit them to the network. It can also make requests to any of the Aurora endpoints.

For Diamante net docs, take a look at the Diamante developers site.

Keypair generator

These keypairs can be used on the diamante net network where one is required. For example, it can be used as an account master key, account signer, and/or as a diamnet-core node key.

Friendbot: Fund a Test network account

The friendbot is a Aurora API endpoint that will fund an account with 100 DIAMs on the Diamante test network.

This tool can be used to run queries against the REST API endpoints on the Aurora server. Aurora is the client facing library for the Diamante net ecosystem.

 

1. Select a resource
Accounts Effects Fee Stats Ledger Operations Transactions
2. Select an endpoint
Single Account All Effects Effects for Account Effects for Ledger Effects for Liquidity Pool Effects for Operation Effects for Transaction All Fee Stats All Ledgers Single Ledger All Operations Single Operation Operations for Account Operations for Ledger Operations for Liquidity Pool Operations for Transaction All Transactions Single Transaction Post Transaction Transaction for Account Transaction for Ledger Transaction for Liquidity Pool
 

The transaction builder lets you build a new Diamante net transaction.

This transaction will start out with no signatures. To make it into the ledger, this transaction will then need to be signed and submitted to the network.

The account responsible for paying the transaction fee.

The transaction sequence number is usually one higher than current account sequence number.

The network base fee is currently set to 100 stroops (0.00001 DIAMs). Based on current network activity, we suggest setting it to 100 jots. Final transaction fee is equal to base fee times number of operations in this transaction.

Enter unix timestamp values of time bounds when this transaction will be valid.

For regular transactions, it is highly recommended to set max_time to get a final result of a transaction in a defined time.

Creates and funds a new account with the specified starting balance.

Sends an amount in a specific asset to a destination account.

Sets various configuration options for an account.

Creates, updates, or deletes a trustline.

Sets, modifies, or deletes a Data Entry (name/value pair).

The account responsible for paying the transaction fee.

The network base fee is currently set to 100 jots (0.00001 DIAMs). Based on current network activity, we suggest setting it to 100 stroops. Final transaction fee is equal to base fee times number of operations in this transaction.

The transaction signer lets you add signatures to a Diamante net transaction. Signatures are used in the network to prove that the account is authorized to perform the operations in the transaction.

For simple transactions, you only need one signature from the correct account. Some advanced transactions may require more than one signature if there are multiple source accounts or signing keys.

Read more about signatures on the developer's site.

 

Import a tranksaction envelope in XDR format:

Private key for signing

Input a base-64 encoded Transaction Envelope:

External Data Representation (XDR) is a standardized protocol that the Diamante net network uses to encode data.

The XDR Viewer is a tool that displays contents of a Diamante net XDR blob in a human readable format.

 

Enter a base-64 encoded XDR blob to decode.