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🔸 Developer-friendly, modern HTTP REST API<br>
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🔸 Real-time updates with Server-Sent-Events or Web Hooks
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> ⚠️ This is early alpha software that is likely to be buggy. Use with care.
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> ⚠️ This is early alpha software that is likely to be buggy. Use with care, preferably on testnet/regtest.
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-[Intro](#intro)
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-[Server setup](#server-setup)
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You can set multiple `--xpub`s to track. This also supports ypubs and zpubs.
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Be default, the Electrum server will be bound on port `50001`/`60001`/`60401` (according to the network)
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By default, the Electrum server will be bound on port `50001`/`60001`/`60401` (according to the network)
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and the HTTP server will be bound on port `3060`. This can be controlled with `--electrum-rpc-addr`
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and `--http-server-addr`.
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This can be adjusted with `--poll-interval <seconds>`.
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To get *real* real-time updates, you may configure your bitcoind node to send a `POST /sync` request to the bwt
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http server whenever a new block or a wallet transaction is found, using the `walletnotify` and `blocknotify` options.
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http server whenever a new block or wallet transaction is found, using the `walletnotify` and `blocknotify` options.
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Example bitcoind configuration:
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Note that it is not possible to install external plugins with the Electrum AppImage or standalone Windows executable.
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You will need to [run from tar.gz](https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/#running-from-targz) on Linux, use the Windows installer, or [run from source](https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/#development-version-git-clone).
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To build the plugin from source, first build the binary as [described here](#from-source), copy it into the `contrib/electrum-plugin` directory, then place that directory under `electrum/plugins`, *but renamed to `bwt`* (Electrum won't recognize it otherwise).
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