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Developer Tools

Powerful tools designed to speed up your development workflow and simplify blockchain integration.

Habify SDK

Comprehensive libraries in multiple languages to interact with the Habify blockchain.

npm install @habify/sdk
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CLI Tools

Command line interface for transaction management, smart contract deployment and network interaction.

$ habify deploy --network=mainnet --contract=MyToken.sol
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Dev Environment

Local development environment with built-in testing frameworks and network simulation.

$ habify-devkit init --template=dapp --name=MyProject
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H-Ethash Network Simulation
Nodes
Active Connections
Transactions

H-Ethash Architecture

Habify's revolutionary H-Ethash consensus algorithm merges the security benefits of Proof of Work with the efficiency of Proof of Stake, creating a hybrid system that's both secure and environmentally friendly.

Advanced CPU Mining

Optimized for standard hardware, ensuring decentralized network participation

Validator Nodes

Secure network transactions with minimal resource consumption

Quantum Resistance

Future-proofed cryptographic standards protect against quantum attacks

Technical Specifications

Developer Resources

Everything you need to start building on the Habify blockchain platform.

Request Developer Access

Apply for API keys and access to advanced developer tools to start building on the Habify blockchain infrastructure.

Test API Access

Get started immediately with our sandbox environment. Use this test API key to begin developing and testing your integration with Habify blockchain.

hbfy_sk_test_api_key_12345abcdef

Quick Implementation

// Initialize the Habify SDK with your API key
const habify = require('@habify/sdk');

// Configure connection with test API key
const client = new habify.Client({
  apiKey: 'hbfy_sk_test_api_key_12345abcdef',
  environment: 'sandbox'
});

// Example: Create a new transaction
async function sendTransaction() {
  try {
    const tx = await client.transactions.create({
      from: '0xYourAddress',
      to: '0xRecipientAddress',
      value: '0.1',
      gasLimit: '21000'
    });
    
    console.log('Transaction created:', tx.id);
    return tx;
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error creating transaction:', error);
  }
}
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