Register an account

1. Ensure you are in dcloud_example directory.

2. Start up register.js in terminal using the following command to register an account:

   node register.js

   Code example and comments:

   register.js

   import { NetworkApi, WalletApi } from '@thepowereco/tssdk';
   import {writeFileSync} from 'fs';
   
   //register in chain number 1033
   let acc = await WalletApi.registerCertainChain(1033);
   console.log('register data',acc);
   
   //save account data to file
   const networkApi = new NetworkApi(1033);
   const walletApi = new WalletApi(networkApi);
   
   let password='111';
   let hint='three one';
   const exportedData =  walletApi.getExportData(acc.wif, acc.address, password, hint);
   writeFileSync('example.pem', exportedData);

   The information about the registered account will be displayed in the terminal (console), and the file example.pem will appear in the dcloud_example directory:

   dcloud_example % node index.js
   register data {
   chain: 1033,
   wif: 'KywHx4qhG49JEms15jmgXDGMq7xKkmhQSpiZihWi5bbvL8QvjyUD',
   address: 'AA100001733086414002',
   seed: 'resource butter table ivory try churn banner toilet depart camera peace decide'
   }

info

You can find your actual account address in address field. You will need it in the next tasks.

Now you can work with transactions and smart contracts.