EpicChain DevKit for .NET

Welcome to the EpicChain DevKit for .NET — a powerful, user-friendly toolkit designed for developers who want to integrate their .NET applications with the EpicChain blockchain. This SDK provides a seamless bridge between the .NET ecosystem and EpicChain, allowing developers to build, deploy, and manage smart contracts, interact with tokens, wallets, and more.

📜 Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Key Features
3. Installation
4. Getting Started
5. Usage
6. Smart Contract Development
7. Wallet Integration
8. API Documentation
9. Contributing
10. License
11. Community

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🧑‍💻 Introduction

EpicChain DevKit for .NET is built to empower .NET developers with the tools they need to create and manage blockchain applications on the EpicChain platform. Whether you're developing decentralized applications (dApps), creating custom tokens, or building smart contracts, this SDK offers the functionality and flexibility to handle it all.

EpicChain is a next-generation blockchain ecosystem, featuring innovative technologies like Quantum Guard Nexus and Quantum Vault Assets, and smart contracts supporting multiple programming languages. This devkit brings these cutting-edge features to the .NET environment, making it easier to adopt blockchain technologies into your applications.

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🌟 Key Features

⚡ Seamless Blockchain Interaction

The EpicChain DevKit simplifies interaction with EpicChain's blockchain through .NET, allowing developers to call, query, and manage blockchain transactions and events with ease.

🛠️ Smart Contract Development

• Build and deploy smart contracts in a streamlined process.
• Full support for EpicChain’s unique contract structure.
• Integration of C# and .NET for smart contract management.

🪙 Token and Asset Management

• Create, manage, and interact with custom tokens and assets on the EpicChain network.
• Integrate EpicChain’s native tokens directly into your dApps.

🔑 Wallet Integration

• Manage user wallets programmatically.
• Send and receive tokens from your .NET application.

📊 Analytics and Dashboard Integration

• Integration-ready for real-time analytics and blockchain statistics.
• Monitor transactions, blocks, and smart contracts easily.

🔒 Security and Audits

• Built-in security audits for smart contracts.
• Ensures compliance with EpicChain’s rigorous security protocols.

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🚀 Installation

Prerequisites

• .NET SDK 6.0 or higher
• Visual Studio or any .NET-supported IDE

Installation via NuGet

Install the package directly using NuGet:

dotnet add package EpicChain.DevKit.DotNet

Alternatively, in the Visual Studio Package Manager Console:

Install-Package EpicChain.DevKit.DotNet

Manual Installation

Clone the repository and build the project:

git clone https://github.com/epicchain/epicchain-devkit-dotnet.git
cd epicchain-devkit-dotnet
dotnet build

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👩‍💻 Getting Started

Follow the steps below to start building your EpicChain-based .NET applications.

1. Create a New Project:

dotnet new console -n EpicChainApp
cd EpicChainApp

2. Add EpicChain DevKit:

dotnet add package EpicChain.DevKit.DotNet

3. Initialize the EpicChain SDK:

using EpicChain.DevKit;

var sdk = new EpicChainSDK();
sdk.Connect("https://node.epic-chain.org");

4. Deploy Your First Smart Contract:

var contract = sdk.DeploySmartContract("YourSmartContract");

5. Interact with EpicChain Blockchain:

var blockInfo = sdk.GetBlockInfo(123456);
Console.WriteLine($"Block Hash: {blockInfo.Hash}");

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🛠️ Usage

Basic Blockchain Queries

You can easily interact with the blockchain and query block data or account information using the SDK:

var accountInfo = sdk.GetAccountInfo("YourEpicChainAddress");
Console.WriteLine($"Account Balance: {accountInfo.Balance}");

Sending Transactions

You can send EpicChain native tokens from one wallet to another:

var transaction = sdk.SendTransaction("FromAddress", "ToAddress", amount);
Console.WriteLine($"Transaction Hash: {transaction.Hash}");

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🔨 Smart Contract Development

EpicChain DevKit allows you to create and deploy smart contracts written in C#. Here’s an example of a basic contract structure:

using EpicChain.SmartContracts;

public class MyEpicContract : SmartContract
{
    public void Transfer(string to, int amount)
    {
        // Contract logic
    }
}

Deploying the Contract

After writing your contract, deploy it using the SDK:

var contractAddress = sdk.DeploySmartContract("MyEpicContract");
Console.WriteLine($"Contract deployed at: {contractAddress}");

Interacting with the Contract

Invoke contract methods with the SDK:

var result = sdk.CallSmartContractMethod("MyEpicContractAddress", "Transfer", "toAddress", 100);

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🔑 Wallet Integration

Manage your EpicChain wallet directly within your .NET applications:

var wallet = sdk.CreateWallet();
Console.WriteLine($"New Wallet Address: {wallet.Address}");

var balance = sdk.GetWalletBalance(wallet.Address);
Console.WriteLine($"Wallet Balance: {balance}");

You can also send and receive tokens programmatically:

sdk.SendTransaction(wallet.Address, "RecipientAddress", 50);

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📖 API Documentation

For complete API documentation and usage examples, please refer to our official docs. This includes comprehensive details on every method, parameter, and object available in the SDK.

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🛠 Contributing

We welcome contributions! If you'd like to contribute to the EpicChain DevKit for .NET, please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new feature branch (git checkout -b feature-branch).
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m "Add some feature").
4. Push the branch (git push origin feature-branch).
5. Open a pull request.

For more details, check out our Contributing Guide.

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📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.

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🌐 Community

Join our growing EpicChain community and contribute to the blockchain revolution!

• EpicChain Website
• EpicChain Documentation
• EpicChain Youtube
• EpicChain Discord

Stay connected and get support from fellow developers and blockchain enthusiasts!

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Happy coding with EpicChain DevKit for .NET! 🎉