public async void TestValidationCreate(string secret)
{
var request = new ValidationCreateRequest();
request.Secret = secret;
var response = await Api.ValidationCreate(request);
Assert.NotNull(response.ValidationKey);
Assert.NotNull(response.ValidationPublicKey);
Assert.NotNull(response.ValidationSeed);
}
public void ValidationCreate()
{
// Arrange
var request = new ValidationCreateRequest();
request.Params.Add(new ValidationCreateRequestParams
{
Secret = "BAWL MAN JADE MOON DOVE GEM SON NOW HAD ADEN GLOW TIRE"
});
// Act
var response = _client.Server.ValidationCreateAsync(request).Result;
// Assert
Assert.AreEqual(Status.Success, response.Result.Status);
}
/// <summary>
/// Use the validation_create command to generate cryptographic keys a rippled server can use to identify itself to the network.
/// Similar to the wallet_propose method, this method only generates a set of keys in the proper format.
/// It does not any makes changes to the XRP Ledger data or server configuration.
/// </summary>
public async Task <ValidationCreateResponse> ValidationCreate(ValidationCreateRequest request, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)
{
jsonBuffer.Clear();
jsonWriter.Reset();
jsonWriter.WriteStartObject();
var requestId = WriteHeader(jsonWriter, "validation_create");
if (request.Secret != null)
{
jsonWriter.WriteString("secret", request.Secret);
}
WriteFooter(jsonWriter);
jsonWriter.WriteEndObject();
jsonWriter.Flush();
var response = await SendReceiveAsync(requestId, jsonBuffer.WrittenMemory, cancellationToken);
return(new ValidationCreateResponse(response));
}
public async Task <RpcJsonResponse <ValidationCreateResult> > ValidationCreateAsync(ValidationCreateRequest request)
{
return(await PostAsync <RpcJsonResponse <ValidationCreateResult>, ValidationCreateResult>(request));
}
