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Wallet → Get Many Transactions

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Overview

This node operation retrieves multiple transactions from a wallet resource. It is useful for scenarios where users need to fetch transaction history, such as financial audits, reporting, or monitoring wallet activity. For example, a user can fetch all transactions or limit the number of transactions returned, and apply filters like transaction creation date or transaction type (add or consume).

Use Case Examples

  1. Fetch all wallet transactions created after a specific date.
  2. Retrieve up to 50 'add' type transactions from the wallet.

Properties

Name Meaning
Return All Determines whether to return all transactions or limit the number of results.
Limit Specifies the maximum number of transactions to return when 'Return All' is false.
Filters Allows filtering transactions by creation date and transaction type.

Output

JSON

  • id - Unique identifier of the transaction.
  • amount - The amount involved in the transaction.
  • transaction_type - Type of the transaction, e.g., ADD or CONSUME.
  • created_at - Timestamp when the transaction was created.
  • description - Description or details about the transaction.

Dependencies

  • An API key credential for authenticating with the Yourang API

Troubleshooting

  • Common issues include authentication failures due to invalid or missing API credentials. Ensure the API key is correctly configured.
  • Errors may occur if invalid filter parameters are provided, such as incorrect date formats or unsupported transaction types. Verify filter values before execution.
  • If the node returns no data, check that the wallet contains transactions matching the filter criteria and that the 'Return All' and 'Limit' settings are correctly set.

Links

  • Yourang API Wallet Transactions - Official documentation for the Yourang API wallet transactions endpoint, detailing available filters and response structure.

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