Never use your Private Key (seed, hash, whatever) when connected to public node!

Wrapper to Ripple Websocket methods.

To use correctly You have to:

• Start new instance
• Use methods from method lists
• Start websocket (do it in new thread - watch into Usage )

When you using data parser, you just receiving new data from que named incoming. Use incoming.Dequeue(), then parse like a normal json by for example '''["status"]'''

• Use this url to check NuggetPackage Store
• Install-Package RippleSocketManager -Version 2.0.0
• dotnet add package RippleSocketManager --version 2.0.0
• paket add RippleSocketManager --version 2.0.0

using RippleType;

 static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            RippleImplementation xrp = new RippleImplementation("wss://s.altnet.rippletest.net:51233", debugger: false);
            xrp.RippleServerInfo();
            var t = new Thread(() => xrp.RippleSocketRun());
            t.Start();

            while(true)
            {
                if(xrp.incoming.Count > 0)
                {

                Console.WriteLine(xrp.incoming.Dequeue()["status"]);
                }
            }
        }

Will connect you to Ripple websocket based on Ripple Testnet. Where rippleaccount please provide your account.

When you checking balance, or doing anything with Ripple balances, you have to use "unit" (sorry i dont know how it was called by Ripple). It is exactly counted by yourAmount * (or /) 10^6. I made little feature related with that. If you want to simply count Value use

new RippleNumbers().RippleToUnit("1.234567");
// where amount is placed with string, or to count nohumanreadableunit to Ripple:
new RippleNumbers().RippleToUnit(10000000000);
// where amount is placed with Double. 
// 
//
// WARNING: IT WASN'T UNITTESTED YOU ARE USING ON OWN RISK, PLEASE CHECK YOUR CALCULATIONS BEFORE DO ANYTHING WITH THIS CLASS !!!!
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