Test Net Resources.

0bsnetwork Testnet is a playground for all of us to explore, try out various aspects of the platform’s functionality and develop applications that will later be deployed to the Main Net.

Feel free to create your account/wallet, buy and sell any coins on the built-in exchange, create your own coins, send and receive coins, etc. using the provided web client. And if you’re well versed in JavaScript, Java or Python, you can do so much more – using the provided libraries, you can test the platform with data transactions, develop your own user interfaces, apps and solutions on top of the 0bsnetwork blockchain. You can also easily start your own node on the network and participate in processing transactions, if you enable mining and have enough coins to stake on your node.

 

Please Note: 0bsnetwork Testnet is for testing purposes only and has no real world value whatsoever!
All tokens, transactions and data you create on the test net might disappear at any moment. Do not attempt to connect any real world value to the test net in any way, as it will definitely be lost.

 

 

 

Here are the links to the most important resources on the 0bsnetwork Testnet:

 

 

 

 

End-user Web Client/Wallet.

 

This is the quickest and easiest way for you to create an account (wallet) on the 0bsnetwork TestNet, send and receive, exchange or create coins. Don’t forget to backup your Seed Phrase – it’s the only way for you to access your wallet. If you loose the seed phrase, you’ve lost all your funds and noone can restore them for you.
https://client.testnet-0bsnetwork.com 

 

 

 

Testnet Coin Faucet

 

In order to use any of the features of the web client, as well as in order to be able to test your own code that uses the functionality of the 0bsnetwork testnet, you’ll need some coins, to cover the network fees. Since this is the testnet, you can get the coins for free, using the coin faucet available here:
https://explorer.testnet-0bsnetwork.com/faucet

 

 

 

 

Testnet Node Software on GitHub.

 

You can install the node software and run it as a service on any Debian-based GNU/Linux OS (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc.), or you can download and run the Java version, for any desktop operating system and run it as an application, as an when you need it. You’ll need to edit the testnet.conf configuration file, but it’s actually really simple to do. Just follow the instructions and comments provided in the readme file and in the testnet.conf file itself.
https://github.com/0bsnetwork/Zbs

 

We have made a video on Testnet Node installation and setup under Debian-based GNU/Linux:
https://youtu.be/Ypi1zxraXkk

 

 

 

 

Testnet Block Explorer

 

Block explorer enables you to see the current version of the software powering the network, see the current block height, browse individual blocks forged by the nodes, as well as their contents, see active nodes on the 0bsnetwork Testnet, etc. You can also access the Testnet Faucet.
https://explorer.testnet-0bsnetwork.com

 

 

 

Node API Swagger Interface

 

Node API, with all of the built-in features of the 0bsnetwork Testnet, is made available to you in an easy to understand format for developers. You can test most of the GET requests and get updated information on addresses, blocks, etc.
https://node1.testnet-0bsnetwork.com

 

 

JavaScript Library

 

We have published the JavaScript library for any mid- to senior-level web developer to be able to develop demos and solutions using the 0bsnetwork platform. The library is well documented, so we believe that you’ll be able to develop your test apps within a few hours. Be careful though and keep security in mind; this is something that the provided library won’t do instead of you 🙂 As a general rule, transaction signing should always be done on the local machine and never directly on the node, as that would make the users’ private keys vulnerable to attacks.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@0bsnetwork/zbs-api

 

 

 

 

 

 

0bsnetwork Developer Chat

 

Last but not least, if you want to connect with us and other developers working on solutions based on the 0bsnetwork blockchain platform, we would be happy to see you in one of our developer chat channels!
Join us on Telegram, at https://t.me/zbsDev, as well as Discord, at: https://discord.gg/F8ZpEuU

 

Java Library

If Java is your programming language of choice, you can download and use our ZBS Java library. Same as with the JavaScript and other libraries, be sure to make your code and interactions with the blockchain secure. Never store users’ private keys unencrypted, don’t send them over the network – sign all transactions locally instead, and generally be mindful of potential abuses of your code. Blockchain is all about self-sovereignty 🙂
https://github.com/0bsnetwork/zbsjava