Ethereum: Does asic API exists?

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** Ethereum: Is there ASIC API?

Since your ASIC is connected to the Internet, you are already at a big start. Load and store your data in this article,

** What is ASIC API?

ASICS manufacturer (eg antintine in your case). They are used, allow developers to interact with Theas firmware, loading data, or sending access to a specific functionality. Connect loading and storing data from multiple ASICs.

** Ethereum has an ASIC API?

Unfortunately, there is no direct, available API specific to Ethereum API for interaction with individual Asics, such as your antiminer. However, Ethereum’s virtual machine (EVM) provides several developers to access different data and functions of blockchain:

  • Although not specific to Asics, web3.JS can be used to connect your data.

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Web to use web3.Js.

Setting up and solution

Here’s a high -level overview of how you can create a simple solution:

  • Install web3.js : Use NPM or yarn to install web3.js in your project:

`Bash

NPM Installation Web3

`

  • Create an Ethereum account and get a private key

    :

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`Javascript

Constants = require (“ets”);

Const Axios = Require (“Axios”);

Async function getasyncdata (id, privatekey) {

Const Provider = New Etshers.Providers.Web3Provider (New Ethers.Providers.jsonrpcprrovider (‘

Const Contract = Ethers.Contract (Antminectract, {data:0x $ {ID} ...}, Provider);

try {

Const Response = Await Axios.get (https: // $ {ID} .etherscan.io/API/feature?

Const Hashrate = Json.Parse (Response.Data) ['Hashrate'];

Const temperature = response.Data ['temperature'];

Console.log (hash rate: $ {hashrate} GHz, temperature: $ {temperature} ° C);

// Save data to a local database or file

Localstorage.setitem (id,hash rate: $ {hashrate} GHz, temperature: $ {temperature} ° C);

} Catch (Error) {

Console.error (Error);

}

}

4.

`Javascript

Const getasyncdata = async () => {

Const ID = ‘Your_id’;

Const Sloatekey = ‘Your_private_Key’;

try {

Expect Getasyncdata (id, privatekey);

} Catch (Error) {

Console.error (Error);

}

};

Getasyncdata ();

`

  • Start your script : Save both files and run in your terminal Main.js.

Web3.JS to connect to the Antiminter web interface and load its data, including hash speed and temperature.

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