Add Dart examples

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<div slot="title">Dart</div>
<section>
The first step is to register a new node. In order to do that a seed is needed.
## Registering a new node
```dart
try {
Config config = await defaultConfig(configType: EnvironmentType.Production);
Uint8List seed = await mnemonicToSeed(phrase: "<mnemonic words>");
String inviteCode = "<your greenlight invite code>";
// registerNode takes either greenlight credentials (certifate & key) or invite code.
// At this example we are using the invite code option.
GreenlightCredentials credentials = await registerNode(network: Network.Bitcoin, seed: seed, config: config, inviteCode: inviteCode);
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
## Recovering an existing node
```dart
Config config = await defaultConfig(configType: EnvironmentType.Production);
Uint8List seed = await mnemonicToSeed("<mnemonics words>");
GreenlightCredentials credentials = await recoverNode(network: Network.Bitcoin, seed: seed, config: config);
```
Once the credentials are retrieved they should be saved in a secured storage.
The next step is to initialize the SDK and start the node:
## Initializing the SDK
```dart
// SDK events listener
breezEventsStream().listen((event) {
print("Received Breez event: $event");
}
// SDK logs listener
breezLogStream().listen((log) {
print("Received Breez log entry: $log");
}
// Create the default config
Config config = await defaultConfig(configType: EnvironmentType.Production);
// Customize the config object according to your needs
config.apiKey = "your API key";
config.workingDir = "path to an existing directory";
try {
await initServices(config: config, seed: seed, creds: creds);
await startNode();
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
At any point we can fetch our balance from the Greenlight node:
```dart
try {
NodeState? nodeInfo = await nodeInfo();
int lnBalance = nodeInfo?.channelsBalanceMsat;
int onchainBalance = nodeInfo?.onchainBalanceMsat;
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
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You are now ready to receive a Lightning [payment](payments.md).

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To do so, add the following to your Gradle dependencies:
``` groovy
```gradle
repositories {
maven {
url("https://mvn.breez.technology/releases")
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## rust
Currently rust is still not accessible via cargo and is needed to be built from source. Please visit the [sdk-core](https://github.com/breez/breez-sdk/tree/main/libs/sdk-core) project for instructions.
Currently rust is still not accessible via cargo and is needed to be built from source. Please visit the [sdk-core](https://github.com/breez/breez-sdk/tree/main/libs/sdk-core) project for instructions.
## Dart/Flutter
Currently Dart is built from source only. Please visit the [sdk-flutter](https://github.com/breez/breez-sdk/tree/main/libs/sdk-flutter#readme) project for instructions. We're planning to publish this package to [pub.dev](https://pub.dev/), until then it needs to be specified as a local directory dependency.
```yaml
dependencies:
breez_sdk:
path: <relative-path-to>/breez-sdk/libs/sdk-flutter
```

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```
</section>
<div slot="title">Dart</div>
<section>
```dart
// Endpoint can also be of the form:
// keyauth://domain.com/auth?key=val
String lnurlAuthUrl = "lnurl1dp68gurn8ghj7mr0vdskc6r0wd6z7mrww4excttvdankjm3lw3skw0tvdankjm3xdvcn6vtp8q6n2dfsx5mrjwtrxdjnqvtzv56rzcnyv3jrxv3sxqmkyenrvv6kve3exv6nqdtyv43nqcmzvdsnvdrzx33rsenxx5unqc3cxgeqgntfgu";
try {
InputType inputType = await parse(s: lnurlAuthUrl);
if (inputType is InputType_LnUrlAuth) {
LnUrlCallbackStatus result = await lnurlAuth(reqData: inputType.data);
if (result is LnUrlCallbackStatus_Ok) {
print("Successfully authenticated");
} else {
print("Failed to authenticate");
}
}
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
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```
</section>
<div slot="title">Dart</div>
<section>
```dart
// Endpoint can also be of the form:
// lnurlp://domain.com/lnurl-pay?key=val
// lnurl1dp68gurn8ghj7mr0vdskc6r0wd6z7mrww4excttsv9un7um9wdekjmmw84jxywf5x43rvv35xgmr2enrxanr2cfcvsmnwe3jxcukvde48qukgdec89snwde3vfjxvepjxpjnjvtpxd3kvdnxx5crxwpjvyunsephsz36jf
String lnurlPayUrl = "lightning@address.com";
try {
InputType inputType = await parseInput(s: lnurlPayUrl);
if (inputType is InputType_LnUrlPay) {
int amountSats = inputType.data.minSendable;
LnUrlCallbackStatus result = await lnurlPay(
reqData: inputType.data,
userAmountSat: amountSats,
comment: "comment",
);
}
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
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## Supported Specs

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```
</section>
<div slot="title">Dart</div>
<section>
```dart
// Endpoint can also be of the form:
// lnurlw://domain.com/lnurl-withdraw?key=val
String lnurlWithdrawUrl = "lnurl1dp68gurn8ghj7mr0vdskc6r0wd6z7mrww4exctthd96xserjv9mn7um9wdekjmmw843xxwpexdnxzen9vgunsvfexq6rvdecx93rgdmyxcuxverrvcursenpxvukzv3c8qunsdecx33nzwpnvg6ryc3hv93nzvecxgcxgwp3h33lxk";
try {
InputType inputType = await parseInput(s: lnurlWithdrawUrl);
if (inputType is InputType_LnUrlWithdraw) {
int amountSats = inputType.data.minWithdrawable;
LnUrlCallbackStatus result = await lnurlWithdraw(
reqData: inputType.data,
amountSats: amountSats,
description: "comment",
);
}
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
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## Supported Specs

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</section>
<div slot="title">Dart</div>
<section>
## Receiving Lightning Payments
Breez SDK doesn't require you to open a channel and set up your inbound liquidity.
Breez SDK automatically connects your node to the LSP peer and you can now receive payments:
```dart
try {
ReceivePaymentRequestData requestData = ReceivePaymentRequestData(amountSats: 3000, description: "Invoice for 3000 sats");
ReceivePaymentResponse invoice = await receivePayment(reqData: requestData);
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
## Sending Lightning Payments
```dart
String bolt11 = "...";
try {
Payment payment = await sendPayment(
bolt11: bolt11,
amountSats: 3000,
);
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
## Sending Spontaneous Lightning Payments
```dart
String nodeId = "...";
try {
Payment payment = await sendSpontaneousPayment(
nodeId: nodeId,
amountSats: 3000,
);
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
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let refundables = sdk.list_refundables().await?
```
Once you have a refundable swap in hand, use the follwing code to execute a refund:
Once you have a refundable swap in hand, use the following code to execute a refund:
```rust,no_run
let destination_address = "...".into()
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}
```
Once you have a refundable swap in hand, use the follwing code to execute a refund:
Once you have a refundable swap in hand, use the following code to execute a refund:
```swift
let destinationAddress = "..."
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}
```
Once you have a refundable swap in hand, use the follwing code to execute a refund:
Once you have a refundable swap in hand, use the following code to execute a refund:
```typescript
const destinationAddress = "..."
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```
</section>
<div slot="title">Dart</div>
<section>x
```dart
try {
SwapInfo swapInfo = await receiveOnchain();
// Send your funds to the below bitcoin address
String address = swapInfo.bitcoinAddress;
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
Once you've sent the funds to the above address, the SDK will monitor this address for unspent confirmed outputs and use a trustless submarine swap to receive these into your Lightning node. You can always monitor the status of the current in-progress swap using the following code:
```dart
try {
SwapInfo? swapInfo = await inProgressSwap()
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
The process of receiving funds via an on-chain address is trustless and uses a submarine swap. This means there are two ways to spend the sent funds:
1. Either by a preimage that is exposed when the Lightning payment is completed - this is the positive case where the swap was successful.
2. Or by your node when the swap didn't complete within a certain timeout - this is the negative case where your node will execute a refund.
In order to execute a refund, you need to supply an on-chain address to where the refunded amount will be sent. The following code will retrieve the refundable swaps:
```dart
try {
List<SwapInfo> refundables = await listRefundables()
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
Once you have a refundable swap in hand, use the following code to execute a refund:
```dart
String destinationAddress = "..."
int satPerVbyte = <refund tx fee rate>
try {
String result = await refund(
swapAddress: refundable.bitcoinAddress,
toAddress: destinationAddress,
satPerVbyte: satPerVbyte,
);
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
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Fetching the fees also tells you what is the range of amounts you can send:
```typescript
console.log(`Minimum amount, in sats: ${current_fees.min}`);
console.log(`Maximum amount, in sats: ${current_fees.max}`);
console.log(`Minimum amount, in sats: ${currentFees.min}`);
console.log(`Maximum amount, in sats: ${currentFees.max}`);
```
Once you checked the fees are acceptable, you can start the reverse swap:
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```
</section>
<div slot="title">Dart</div>
<section>
```dart
try {
ReverseSwapPairInfo currentFees = await fetchReverseSwapFees();
print(`Percentage fee for the reverse swap service: ${currentFees.feesPercentage}`);
print(`Estimated miner fees in sats for locking up funds: ${currentFees.feesLockup}`);
print(`Estimated miner fees in sats for claiming funds: ${currentFees.feesClaim}`);
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
The reverse swap will involve two on-chain transactions, for which the mining fees can only be estimated. They will happen
automatically once the process is started, but the last two values above are these estimates to help you get a picture
of the total costs.
Fetching the fees also tells you what is the range of amounts you can send:
```dart
print(`Minimum amount, in sats: ${currentFees.min}`);
print(`Maximum amount, in sats: ${currentFees.max}`);
```
Once you checked the fees are acceptable, you can start the reverse swap:
```dart
String destinationAddress = "bc1..";
int amountSat = currentFees.min;
int satPerVbyte = <fee rate>
try {
ReverseSwapInfo reverseSwapInfo = await sendOnchain(
amountSat: amountSat,
onchainRecipientAddress: destinationAddress,
pairHash: currentFees.feesHash,
satPerVbyte: satPerVbyte,
);
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
Starting the reverse swap will trigger a HODL invoice payment, which will only be settled if the entire swap completes.
This means you will see an outgoing pending payment in your list of payments, which locks those funds until the invoice
is either settled or cancelled. This will happen automatically at the end of the reverse swap.
You can check its status with:
```dart
try {
List<ReverseSwapInfo> swaps = await inProgressReverseSwaps();
for (swap in swaps) {
print(`Reverse swap ${swap.id} in progress, status is ${swap.status}`);
}
} catch (error) {
// handle error
}
```
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</custom-tabs>
If the reverse swap is successful, you'll get the on-chain payment on your destination address and the HODL invoice will
change from pending to settled.