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<p dir="auto">All of the changes in this update were applied in commit <a href="https://github.com/not-a-bird/steem-bash/commit/05f2daaa40d5ee7ac7f8fb9cb0674f2994d107f1" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" title="This link will take you away from hive.blog" class="external_link">05f2da
<h3>Bug Fixes
<ul>
<li>What was the issue(s)?
<ul>
<li>Fixed quoting around requested crypto coin tickers (made necessary by weird values used by third parties)
<li>Fixed strings used in fetching SBD (it's SBD* now, broken by third party (cryptocompare))
<p dir="auto">Apparently CryptoCompare added an asterisk to some of their supported currencies, for example, SBD. As a result, the single price fetch function <code>get_price would still fetch the price of SBD via <code>get_price SBD*, but attempts to fetch multiple feeds would fail, as was the case with <code>balances.sh for fetching user balance information, and <code>graphprices.sh which graphs a set of specified crypto currency values. The result is that both of these scripts broke. This actually revealed that there was another bug in <code>functions.sh, namely, the fetched crypo price names were not being properly quoted when they were extracted from the JSON result.
<ul>
<li>What was the solution?<br />
The solution was to update <code>functions.sh, <code>graphprices.sh, and <code>balances.sh in the following ways:
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<li><p dir="auto">Add variables for <code>SBD_TICKER and <code>STEEM_TICKER (with values <code>SBD* and <code>STEEM respectively,) to account for any future arbitrary changes to the tickers as used by CryptoCompare and replace all naked references to "SBD" with <code>${SBD_TICKER}, and all naked references to "STEEM" with <code>${STEEM_TIKER}.
<li><p dir="auto">Ensure all invocations of <code>jq for extracting ticker values from the results JSON made use of proper quoting around the respective variables. For example, <code>graphprices.sh, for fetching the and graphing arbitrary crypto currencies used to have code like the following:
<pre><code> echo -n " $(jq -r ".${COIN}.${CURRENCY}" <<< $PRICES)"
<p dir="auto">This function (and others) now includes code like the following:
<pre><code> echo -n " $(jq -r ".\"${COIN}\".\"${CURRENCY}\"" <<< $PRICES)"
<h3>New Features
<p dir="auto">New feature additions were interrupted by the seemingly innocuous bug fixes, but this commit did include the addition of the following APIs:
<ul>
<li><code>rpc_get_miner_queue()
<li><code>rpc_get_next_scheduled_hardfork()
<li><code>rpc_get_open_orders()
<li><code>rpc_get_ops_in_block()
<li><code>rpc_get_state()
<li><code>rpc_get_tags_used_by_author()
<p dir="auto">These functions were generally added by wrapping the <code>rpc_invoke method, calling the appropriate back-end method, and preparing any arguments (which weren't very well documented at the time the implementation was completed, so it required quite a bit of trial and error.)
<h4>GitHub Account
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Yeah, as I mentioned in the post, I was in the middle of making feature changes when I discovered that cryptocompare had changed the ticker symbols, so I had to do a bug fix commit immediately so everything would be working again. Otherwise I could end up passing the window on claiming the bug fixes and these few features by the time I was done with the next bigger batch of features.