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• 18:22, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs moved page Sorting to Dev:Sorting without leaving a redirect
• 18:18, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs moved page Filtering to Dev:Filtering without leaving a redirect
• 18:14, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Dev:API - Supply (Created page with "The Supply API provides functionality to support the ownership transfer requirements typical of a supply chain process. Items in the supply chain can be given a value and this value can be updated over time. The supply API supports the readonly, raw, basic and JSON formats and the user is required to specify the format. The readonly and raw formats are useful when developers wish to store arbitrary data, without incurring the overhead of defining an object. The value wi...")
• 18:13, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Dev:API - Sessions (Created page with "The sessions API provides methods for creating and managing sessions. A session is synonymous with a user login into the signature chain. The supported endpoint of the sessions URI is as follows: sessions/verb/noun")
• 18:12, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Dev:API - Register (Created page with "The Register API gives access to the register data and this allows network wide information to be presented. The full supported endpoint of the profiles URI is as follows: register/verb/noun/filter/operator The minimum required components of the URI are: register/verb/noun")
• 18:11, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Dev:API - Profiles (Created page with "The Profiles API provides methods for creating and managing profiles. A profile is synonymous with a signature chain. The full supported endpoint of the profiles URI is as follows: profiles/verb/noun/filter/operator The minimum required components of the URI are: profiles/verb/noun")
• 18:09, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Dev:API - Names (Created page with "Names and Namespaces are special kinds of object registers that are used as locators to other object registers in the blockchain. When an object register is first created (an asset for example) the caller can provide a name for the register. If a name is provided then a Name object register is also created with its register address based on a hash of the name. The Name object also has a address field, which is populated with the register address of the register (asset, t...")
• 18:06, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Dev:API - Market (Created page with "The Market API is an on-chain, order book based P2P marketplace for trading tokens and assets. Assets can include both digital and physical goods. Users start by creating a new market with a token pair (NXS/XYZ) and other users can participate in that particular market, execute a particular order or cancel a placed order.")
• 18:04, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Dev:API - Ledger (Created page with "The Ledger API provides users with access to data held by the ledger such as blocks, transactions and network-wide staking and mining information. Info: Retrieving block data by height is only possible if the core has been configured with --indexheight=1.")
• 18:03, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Dev:API - Invoices (Created page with "The Invoices API provides users and application developers the ability to issue and pay invoices on the Nexus blockchain. The full supported endpoint of the invoices URI is as follows: invoices/verb/noun/filter/operator The minimum required components of the URI are: invoices/verb/noun")
• 17:35, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Dev:API - Finance (Created page with "The Finance API provides methods for sending and receiving NXS or other tokens between users / accounts, creating accounts, and managing staking. The full supported endpoint of the finance URI is as follows: finance/verb/noun/filter/operator Minimum required components of the URI: finance/verb/noun == Direct Endpoints == The following commands are direct endpoints not using the supported nouns and verbs: finance/get/balances finance/get/stakeinfo finance/set/stak...")
• 13:57, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs moved page Queries to Dev:Queries without leaving a redirect
• 01:44, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page File:DEX module overview.png
• 01:44, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs uploaded File:DEX module overview.png
• 01:41, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Module - DEX (Created page with "This simple module takes an input market pair and shows last price, bids, volumes, and order/executed tables. https://github.com/AkstonCap/DEX")
• 01:13, 6 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Dev:Build a Nexus Testnet (Created page with "This guide will help to set up a standalone nexus tesnet or join the nexus public testnet with mining. Mining is required to produce blocks on testnet as it mimics the mainnet. Testnet mining is very economical as the mining difficulty is very low. Developers can connect their testnet node to the public testnet, which gives an opportunity to test dapps extensively on testnet before porting to the main net. To set up a standalone testnet which will mint coins for testin...")
• 16:34, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs moved page Update Mainnet CLI Node to Dev:Update Mainnet CLI Node without leaving a redirect
• 15:35, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Dev:API - Assets (Created page with "An asset is a user-defined data structure or NFT that is stored in a register, owned by a given profile. Assets can hold one or more pieces of data and users can define the fields (name, data, type, mutability) that data is stored in.")
• 07:53, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs moved page API - System to Dev:API - System without leaving a redirect
• 07:53, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page API - System (Created page with "The System API provides public access to information about this node. This includes data such as the version of software the node is running, ledger and mempool state, node IP address, and number of connected peers. == Direct Endpoints == The following commands are direct endpoints and thus do not support the above verb and noun structure available above: get/info get/metrics list/peers list/lisp-eids stop validate/address Direct endpoints support filters...")
• 07:45, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs moved page Run a Mainnet Node - CLI to Dev:Run a Mainnet Node - CLI without leaving a redirect
• 07:33, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs moved page Run a Private Node to Dev:Run a Private Node without leaving a redirect
• 07:32, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs moved page Run a Testnet Node to Dev:Run a Testnet Node without leaving a redirect
• 07:02, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Build on Nexus (Created page with " <youtube>HSXP5mbjn1s</youtube> == Platform-agnostic API == Nexus was designed from its inception with composability in mind. The team and the community have been building a “connected world” that is achievable only with a trustless bridge between the mainstream Web2 infrastructure, such as marketplaces, development platforms, automation tools, game engines, and social networks, and the emerging Web3, powered by Nexus’ integrated API (Application Programming Inte...")
• 05:47, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Web 3.0 (Created page with "== What is web 3.0? == Web 3.0, also known as Web3 is the next iteration of the world wide web. which incorporates concepts including decentralization and token-based economics. To better understand web3, we need to understand the evolution of world wide web. == What is Web 1.0? == Web 1.0 was the first iteration of the web. Most participants were consumers of content, and the creators were typically developers who build websites that contained information served up...")
• 05:46, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Use Cases on Nexus (Created page with "Nexus can encompass a lot of use-cases today using API's and with the upcoming Tritium++ we will bring in the more powerful developer tools with Advanced Contracts and security to interact with dapps. large")
• 05:45, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Use Cases - Gaming (Created page with "'''Nexus Use-cases in the Gaming Industry''' '''Traditional Gaming''' In traditional games, users buy the game – play it. As the user continues playing, he finds and discovers weapons, gear, and other items within the game. The user uses this equipment to fight, defend himself, etc. What happens when the user stops playing the game? User no longer needs those items or weapons found or purchased. All the work and time the user puts into the game, the assets are now m...")
• 05:45, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Use Cases - Certificates (Created page with "Educational degrees are a key part of our education system. It offers validity to someone’s skill and offers insight into what they are capable of. However, they are hard to verify and carry. It is also easy to fraud and can lead to cases where candidates get jobs that they do not deserve. The solution to all of these is a blockchain-powered distribution-verification system. The candidates can now get digital certificates and degrees. All these are digitally generate...")
• 05:45, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Use Cases - Brick & Mortar Store (Created page with "Nexus has been designed for the real world, everyday use by the average Joe and can be understood in this use-case. This can be easily implemented by any brick and motor stores to manage the store by integrating Nexus. Nexus can be used for payments, invoices, logistics and tracking, online marketplace. To make it easy we need to understand how these things can be implemented. ''Depending on the local regulations, crypto payments might not be feasible. Lots of things n...")
• 05:44, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Update Mainnet CLI Node (Created page with "Whenever there is a new version of the core, it needs to be updated. ''This guide is tailored for Ubuntu/Raspian distributions.'' ''Wallet mandatory or incremental upgrades can be understood by looking at version number of the new and old wallets. If the new core version first digit is incremented then it is a mandatory update which might be a hard fork or major protocol changes. If second or third digit is incremented then, it is an incremental upgrade. Incremental up...")
• 05:44, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Tritium Overview (Created page with "Nexus provides several APIs to allow users and developers to easily interact with the functionality of the Nexus software stack. Each API is a logically grouped collection of methods that either interact with a specific part of the stack (e.g. ledger, registers), by functional area (accounts, assets, tokens), or by industry specific use case (supply, music). == Protocol == The API server uses the HTTP protocol and supports both GET and POST request methods. The API's...")
• 05:43, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Tritium++ Private Testnet (Created page with "This guide is for running a single, or island, node for testing. It does not require mining or staking to produce blocks. == Introduction == This guide will help to setup a private testnet for development. The private node has no consensus, and is a private database. This node can be used to test API calls, without spending on mining or the use of coins. == Understanding Public, Private & Hybrid == The Nexus wallet can be used to run public, private and hybrid networ...")
• 05:43, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Tokens (Created page with "'''What is a Token?''' In the broader sense, tokens can be thought of as virtual currencies that exist on a blockchain. '''What can Tokens be used for?''' They can be used for a variety of uses such as: * Representing ownership in an asset such as a company, preperty or land title, rights to a piece of art, or patents. * Utilities * Loyalty programs * Gaming tokens * DAO voting rights '''How does a Token created on the Nexus blockchain differ to tokens created on Et...")
• 05:43, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Social Stack (Created page with "'''Social Stack which underpins the DAO''' We would like to introduce our ‘Social Stack’ concept, that provides the tools for the formation of a ‘meritocracy’, meaning that everyone has an equal opportunity to be voted into their level of capability, and reward is based on acceptance of responsibility across different roles. This technology will enable groups that share similar knowledge and interests to vote together on subject matters that they have expertise...")
• 05:42, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Testnet Node (Created page with "The Interactions arm, developer support team is running a full fledged testnet for the developer community. This testnet mimics the mainnet with three channel consensus and also mines testnet coins. The testnet only supports Tritium chain and legacy support has been removed. we also provide a single multi-user node for testing and can ramp up if anyone has specific requirements. We will also be providing testnet coins to developers to test their applications. ''Please...")
• 05:41, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Templates (Created page with "'''Tritium++ API Template''' A lot of the current commands available in the API operate on generic templated code that allows insertion of any object type without the need for repeated functions to handle each object type. The following list of generic endpoints have default parameters that can be useful to know outside of each individual command-set. '''Scope''' The following templates do not exceed a local scope, meaning they will return results derived from the int...")
• 05:41, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Trust - nPoS (Created page with "A public blockchain is often described as ‘trustless’ as it does not require a ‘trusted’ third party. Ironically, trust is still a factor in trustless systems, with trust derived not from a central system but from decentralized consensus. The cost to attack a decentralized consensus mechanism is directly related to its security. To increase security, Nexus implements reputation as a cost, which is related to how much consistent time a staker contributes resource...")
• 05:40, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page TAO Naming System (Created page with "'''Names and Namespaces''' Names and Namespaces are special kinds of object registers that are used as locators to other object registers in the blockchain. When an object register is first created (an asset for example) the caller can provide a name for the register. If a name is provided then a Name object register is also created with its register address based on a hash of the name. The Name object also has a address field, which is populated with the register addre...")
• 05:39, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page TAO Framework (Created page with "Blockchains today are still in its infancy, growing and innovating at a rapid pace. To emerge as a unique and fully decentralised solution among its peers, Nexus needs to incorporate the most innovate technology without sacrificing decentralization. Nexus started out as a clone of Peercoin and in 2016 embarked on an upgrade path to a ground breaking framework called TAO. Nexus views the blockchain as a foundational element of a larger framework. The TAO Framework — na...")
• 05:39, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Supply Chain - Track & Trace (Created page with "'''End to End supply chain track and Trace''' Today’s supply chains are global networks that generally include manufacturers, suppliers, logistics companies, and retailers that work together to deliver products to consumers. As modern supply chains continue to expand, they also are becoming more complex and disparate. Typically, traditional supply chains use paper based and disjointed data systems that lead to information silos and make tracking products a time consum...")
• 05:38, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Staking NXS (Created page with "== Introduction == This guide is intended to demystify trust-based staking and provide clarification on Nexus’ specific centralization safeguards. The significance of this consensus power shift to staking cannot be overemphasized, especially considering the vulnerable state of governance with emerging decentralized ecosystems. Nexus trust based Proof of Stake (PoS) is a greener form of mining supplying similar consensus properties that Proof of Work (PoW) channels pr...")
• 05:38, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Sorting (Created page with "All commands that generate a list of values supports sorting. Sorting can drill down to specific parts of the JSON hierarchy to provide advanced sorting and paging abilities. All sorting happens as the data-set is built, allowing sorting on just about any part of the JSON object. == Parameters == The following parameters can be used to apply sorting to the returned data-set: === limit === The number of records to return. Default: 100. === page === Zero-indexed page...")
• 05:37, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Software Stack (Created page with "== 7 Layer Software Stack == The Nexus architecture is designed as a seven-layered software stack that includes a 64-bit register-based process virtual machine. Each layer is designated to carry out a specialized process independently of one another, providing additional functionality to the existing Internet stack, the OSI model. This makes Nexus a modular blockchain. Let's delve into the workings of each of these layers individually: === Interface === The interface...")
• 05:37, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Signature Chains (Created page with "== Key Management - The Problem == A major benefit of using cryptocurrencies is the security gained through the use of public key cryptography. Though this is a vast improvement to centralized login systems, this benefit comes with the drawback of key management. In order to manage keys, most cryptocurrency wallets use a database storage file called a ‘wallet.dat’ that keeps a record of all the keys that have been / will be used to access coins. We believe that the...")
• 05:36, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Security Considerations (Created page with "Nexus offers post quantum cryptography as an optional feature to users, as at the moment ECC is still considered safe. Our optional safeguards provide adequate levels of resistance against attacks using a quantum computer. The following will describe a MITM (Man-In-The-Middle) attack, which is the only known attack able to penetrate a signature chain if the user has not opted in to use FALCON (post quantum cryptography). === Man-In-The-Middle Attack on Nexus === A MITM...")
• 05:36, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Safenet (Created page with "Safenet is our vision of a truly decentralized internet and foundation of web3. Nexus is creating a truly decentralized economy. This vision is clearly evident from the design of the software stack which interoperates with the Open Systems Interconnect(OSI) stack. The grand vision for Nexus is to empower the community to build the Safenet - a fully decentralized internet owned and operated by people. Safenet will be powered by the Nexus blockchain, ONE stack, LX-OS, De...")
• 05:35, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Run a Testnet Node (Created page with "This guide will help to set up a node on the nexus testnet. No permission is required to join the testnet and users have complete control of the dedicated node. The node configuration will differ as per the individual application requirement or amount of transactions generated. ''If you need any help on the node specifications for a particular application do contact developer support here.'' == Prerequisites == * A computer with a minimum of 1 CPU, 1GB RAM, 20GB hard...")
• 05:35, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Run a Private Node (Created page with "This guide will help to set up a private testnet. The Nexus wallet is used to run public, private and hybrid networks, the configuration is what sets them apart. The private and hybrid networks will not be compatible with legacy. In a private network, throughput can be increased by adding additional nodes and that can be done at a later stage. In a private network there is no mining or staking needed to secure the network. This guide is based on ubuntu server 20.04 LTS...")
• 05:34, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Run a Mainnet Node - CLI (Created page with "''This guide is tailored for Debian / Ubuntu distributions.'' == Prerequisites == * A computer with a minimum of 1 CPU, 2 GB RAM and 64GB hard disk space, Raspberry Pi 4 with 2 GB RAM with 64 GB SD card. * For VPS 1GB RAM is sufficient for normal usage, for dapp backend configuration contact here. * Ubuntu server 20.04 LTS or Debian 11 for AMD/IA64 or Ubuntu IOT / Raspberry Pi OS 64 bit for Raspberry Pi. * Etcher – To burn the image file to SD card * Putty if using S...")
• 05:33, 4 October 2024 Nexus wiki talk contribs created page Queries (Created page with "== Query DSL (Domain specific Language) == The Query DSL(Domian Specific Language) allows to sort and filter recursively to any logical depth. This DSL can be used in conjunction with operators to sort, filter, and compute data in real-time. ''The Query DSL can be applied to all list and get API commands with a where parameter with the 5.1 release'' == Selector Keys == The following operators are supported for this API command-set: [object] - This selector key will...")