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Re: Check Balance of Multiple Bitcoin Addresses ( Non py, Non Linux )
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I too have been looking for this exact same solution, ive downloaded this .jar programme it seems to do something but leaves an ampty out.txt file - any ideas? Ive got internet connection and it does the same thing with the test in.txt file so its not the formatting of the in.txt file.
I too have been looking for this exact same solution, ive downloaded this .jar programme it seems to do something but leaves an ampty out.txt file - any ideas? Ive got internet connection and it does the same thing with the test in.txt file so its not the formatting of the in.txt file.
Bc.i changed their API you can either use the source and change it to your needs or use the curl version I wrote a bit later[1] thats working with the blocktrail.com API.
[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=736607.msg9982506#msg9982506
Sorry to be really dim but im not sure how I implement the script on windows? I tried putting this in a .bat file but didn't work. Im also unsure which file in the source code I need to amend or how to build/compile it when I have. I'm guessing its the main.java in the src folder? Do I literally have to change the blockchain.info address to an another address?
Happy to send you a donation if you can get this working for me.
Re: Check Balance of Multiple Bitcoin Addresses ( Non py, Non Linux )
I read this thread a day or two ago and though, well this should be easily done in ruby... and then I read it completly.
I spend a few hours and made a tiny java programm [1] that does what I think you want.
You simple have to paste all the addresses in a file named in.txt (seperated by line breaks, see the in.txt that I put there for testing), run it with
and watch it work. When done it will make you a file named out.txt (be carefull any existing file in the same directory with that name will be overwritten).
Which looks like this:
I used the blockchain.info API [2] to get the balance, so it will need internet access. The connection will not be encrypted.
It is quick and dirty and will not catch any exceptions, if anything goes wrong (e.g. no internet, file not found) it will just terminate.
Please do not blindly trust me and read the code! Even with limited copy pasta knowledge of java you should be able to understand what it does.
I know these are a lot but, but [3] I hope it will help you.
[1] includes source, readme and example files https://mega.co.nz/#!ckQ1gSSY!gsqAlZojlt-ACxZB7179g95zgWrhKAxwMMalPG_7Jlo
[2] https://blockchain.info/q
[3] aaand another one
I spend a few hours and made a tiny java programm [1] that does what I think you want.
You simple have to paste all the addresses in a file named in.txt (seperated by line breaks, see the in.txt that I put there for testing), run it with
Code:
java -jar chkblnc.jar
and watch it work. When done it will make you a file named out.txt (be carefull any existing file in the same directory with that name will be overwritten).
Which looks like this:
Code:
---------- BTC address ----------| : Balance in BTC (Satoshi)
186Aow5EgRz6WNroi2Eky8c94eZvxpWAEd : 0.22698467 (22698467)
19QkbYPu81MHkSdBxKXUm39nyH14z27gf6 : 0.181 (18100000)
19wLQ9PbptbrhXywyJ1FmmwckmH8x367Ez : 9.00230376 (900230376)
1MF48CPkGmnCXp54ztp9gTRCscpHzGvEC4 : 0.0 (0)
1Q147jbV8RFrBiW9JfNgZGNUtGoYnxsGED : 0.0 (0)
1LD6GEDrStmKYUjVnDwqySDqU6BUCo7Boc : 0.0 (0)
1FFvzKr4tHBb5tm7uLKwfUdRpQt4SiyCip : 0.0 (0)
1B4WYJA97wEZcC1faQaoE8zefyDwNmYdR3 : 0.0 (0)
186Aow5EgRz6WNroi2Eky8c94eZvxpWAEd : 0.22698467 (22698467)
19QkbYPu81MHkSdBxKXUm39nyH14z27gf6 : 0.181 (18100000)
19wLQ9PbptbrhXywyJ1FmmwckmH8x367Ez : 9.00230376 (900230376)
1MF48CPkGmnCXp54ztp9gTRCscpHzGvEC4 : 0.0 (0)
1Q147jbV8RFrBiW9JfNgZGNUtGoYnxsGED : 0.0 (0)
1LD6GEDrStmKYUjVnDwqySDqU6BUCo7Boc : 0.0 (0)
1FFvzKr4tHBb5tm7uLKwfUdRpQt4SiyCip : 0.0 (0)
1B4WYJA97wEZcC1faQaoE8zefyDwNmYdR3 : 0.0 (0)
I used the blockchain.info API [2] to get the balance, so it will need internet access. The connection will not be encrypted.
It is quick and dirty and will not catch any exceptions, if anything goes wrong (e.g. no internet, file not found) it will just terminate.
Please do not blindly trust me and read the code! Even with limited copy pasta knowledge of java you should be able to understand what it does.
I know these are a lot but, but [3] I hope it will help you.
[1] includes source, readme and example files https://mega.co.nz/#!ckQ1gSSY!gsqAlZojlt-ACxZB7179g95zgWrhKAxwMMalPG_7Jlo
[2] https://blockchain.info/q
[3] aaand another one
I too have been looking for this exact same solution, ive downloaded this .jar programme it seems to do something but leaves an ampty out.txt file - any ideas? Ive got internet connection and it does the same thing with the test in.txt file so its not the formatting of the in.txt file.