The Haveno Dart client is available on pub.dev haveno client repo and allows you to easily interact with the Haveno network via gRPC and Protobuf communication. This guide will walk you through setting up a Dart environment, using the Haveno Dart client to write trading bots, or even developing your own custom interface. The interface used by the Haveno app itself can be accessed through this client.

Prerequisites

Before you can start using the Haveno Dart client, you'll need to have Dart and some development tools properly installed. Here's how to get everything set up.

Setting up a Dart Environment

  1. Install Dart SDK:

    • Visit the Dart SDK website to download and install the latest version.
    • For macOS, you can install Dart using Homebrew:
      brew tap dart-lang/dart
brew install dart
    • For Linux, follow the official guide on the Dart website.
    • For Windows, download the Dart SDK installer from the Dart website.

  2. Install Visual Studio Code:

    • Download and install Visual Studio Code.
    • Open VSCode and install the Dart extension:
      • Go to the Extensions tab (left sidebar).
      • Search for "Dart" and click Install.

  3. Set Up a Dart Project:

    • Open a terminal window, navigate to the folder where you want to create the project, and run the following command:
      dart create haveno_project
    • Open the folder in VSCode:
      code haveno_project

  4. Add Haveno as a Dependency:

    • Open your pubspec.yaml file and add the Haveno package as a dependency:
      dependencies:
  haveno: ^1.0.0 # replace with the latest version
    • Run flutter pub get or dart pub get to install the package.

Using the Haveno Dart Client

Now that your environment is set up, let's walk through how to start using the Haveno Dart client to interact with the Haveno network.

Basic Usage Example

Here’s how you can set up the Haveno client and begin interacting with the network. This example demonstrates connecting to the Haveno server and performing some basic operations.

import 'package:haveno/haveno.dart';

void main() async {
  // Create a Haveno client instance
  var channel = HavenoChannel(
    host: 'localhost', // Replace with daemon host
    port: 18081, // Replace with daemon port
    password: "some_secure_password" // Optional
  );

  // Example: Fetching market offers
  var marketOffers = await channel.getMarketOffers();
  print('Market offers: $marketOffers');

  // Example: Placing a trade offer
  var offerId = await OffersService().createOffer(
    direction: TradeDirection.BUY,
    amount: 1000000, // Amount in atomic units
    price: 0.015,
    asset: 'XMR',
  );
  print('Created offer with ID: $offerId');

  // Close the connection when done
  await channel.shutdown();
}

You can use this code as a starting point for more complex operations, such as:

  • Fetching the current list of active trades
  • Executing trades
  • Monitoring trade status and updates
  • Developing automated trading bots

Developing Your Own Interface

The Haveno Dart client provides all the necessary tools for you to create your own decentralized exchange interface. This means you can build custom UIs or even extend existing ones. Our own Haveno app utilizes the same interface that this Dart client offers.

Some key areas to focus on:

  1. Fetching Market Data:
    You can query the Haveno server for available markets, prices, and trading volumes to build real-time trading charts.

  2. Trading Functions:
    The client allows users to create and manage trade offers, monitor trades, and interact with market participants.

  3. Custom Features:
    You can extend the existing client to add features specific to your interface or bot, such as custom notifications, trade analytics, or portfolio management.

The full Haveno Dart API is available on the pub.dev documentation section.

Setting up Example Code

In your lib/main.dart, you can include the examples mentioned and tweak them to suit your trading strategy or interface.

Conclusion

The Haveno Dart client is a powerful tool for developers looking to create decentralized exchange solutions, trading bots, or custom applications for the Haveno network. Whether you're interested in writing automated scripts or developing a full-fledged interface, this client provides everything you need to interact with Haveno via gRPC and Protobuf.

To get started, install the client, set up your environment, and begin exploring the many possibilities.

You can find more details about the Haveno Dart client on pub.dev. Feel free to provide your own examples below, or reach out if you need further assistance in implementing specific features!

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