Wrapper around tonlibjson
library for accessing Telegram Open Network lite servers (nodes) directly via ADNL protocol.
Does not require TonAPI, TonCenter API, TonKeeper API or any other HTTP API.
⚠ For net6.0
uses System.Text.Json
package v7.0.0 (from net7.0
) - it makes [de]serialization much simpler (because of Polymorphic serialization). It only updates System.Text.Encodings.Web
(v6.0 -> v7.0) as a transitive dependency, which I think is acceptable.
TonRecipes
class (ready-to-use one-liners) to work with:
And more:
Register in Startup
(for console projects - create instance manually or see demo project for hosted sample):
services.AddSingleton<ITonClient, TonClient>();
And use:
// Obtain client from DI
var tonClient = app.Services.GetRequiredService<ITonClient>();
// You need to init it before first use.
// During this, TON network config file is loaded from internet.
// Subsequent calls to `InitIfNeeded` will be ignored,
// so no need for you to have additional variable
// to remember that you already called it.
await tonClient.InitIfNeeded();
// Use 'Execute' to send requests.
var lsi = await tonClient.Execute(new LiteServerGetInfo());
logger.LogInformation("Server time: {Now}", lsi.Now);
Run Demo project for more samples.
This library is a wrapper around tonlibjson
library. You need to obtain complied copy of it (and its dependencies) yourself.
Go to https://github.com/ton-blockchain/ton/releases, open latest release, scroll to "Assets" and download tonlibjson.*
for your OS. Make sure this file will be available for your running program (for example, add it to your project and set "Copy to Output Directory" to "Copy if newer").
The number of additional dependencies you need depends of what you already have on your machine. On my Win machine I also needed libcrypto-1_1-x64.dll
from OpenSSL v1.1. You may use Process Monitor to find what it wants if it fails to run.
net6.0
and net7.0
, v8.0.0 for net8.0
net6.0
as transitive dependencyjust_dmitry.ton