Delphereum is a Delphi interface to the Ethereum blockchain that allows for development of native dapps (aka decentralized applications) that interact with the Ethereum network, including sending transactions, working with smart contracts, and reading blockchain data.
Delphi is a development environment that compiles into native apps for Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.
Ethereum is a blockchain-based distributed computing platform and operating system featuring smart contracts.
A smart contract is a computation that takes place on a blockchain or distributed ledger. You can think of a smart contract as a microservice that runs trustless on the backend of your application.
Smart contracts can have many applications, ranging from sports betting to online voting. But the true power of smart contracts is in managing assets that have value and are scarce.
Once added to the blockchain, a smart contract becomes public and cannot be modified or removed. This assures your users that the rules are transparent and will never change.
A dapp is an application whose backend runs on a decentralised network with trustless protocols. Dapps aren’t owned by anyone, cannot be shut down, and have zero downtime.
Delphereum supports every EVM-compatible network, including (but not limited to)
Before you can compile this project, you will need to clone the following repositories, and then add them to your Delphi search path:
git clone https://github.com/rvelthuis/DelphiBigNumbers
git clone https://github.com/Xor-el/SimpleBaseLib4Pascal
git clone https://github.com/Xor-el/HashLib4Pascal
git clone https://github.com/Xor-el/CryptoLib4Pascal
Please note there are NO runtime dependencies. Delphereum is lightweight and self-contained.
Assuming your project is named MyProject and you have a projects directory with this structure...
MyProject
CryptoLib4Pascal
delphereum
DelphiBigNumbers
HashLib4Pascal
SimpleBaseLib4Pascal
...then this is your Delphi search path:
../delphereum;../DelphiBigNumbers/Source;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Interfaces;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Math;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Utils;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Security;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Interfaces;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Utils;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Utils/Randoms;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Base;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/KDF;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Nullable;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/NullDigest;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Checksum;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Hash32;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Hash64;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Hash128;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Crypto;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Interfaces/IBlake2BParams;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Crypto/Blake2BParams;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Interfaces/IBlake2SParams;../HashLib4Pascal/HashLib/src/Crypto/Blake2SParams;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Crypto/Digests;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Asn1/Pkcs;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Asn1;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Utils/Encoders;../SimpleBaseLib4Pascal/SimpleBaseLib/src/Bases;../SimpleBaseLib4Pascal/SimpleBaseLib/src/Utils;../SimpleBaseLib4Pascal/SimpleBaseLib/src/Interfaces;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Asn1/RossStandart;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Asn1/Oiw;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Asn1/Nist;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Asn1/Misc;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Asn1/TeleTrust;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Asn1/CryptoPro;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Crypto/Prng;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Utils/Rng;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Crypto/Engines;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Crypto/Parameters;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Crypto;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Math/EC;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Crypto/EC;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Math/EC/Endo;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Asn1/Sec;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Asn1/X9;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Asn1/CryptLib;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Math/Raw;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Math/EC/Multiplier;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Math/EC/Abc;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Math/Field;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Math/EC/Custom/Sec;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Math/EC/Custom/Djb;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Crypto/Signers;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Crypto/Generators;../CryptoLib4Pascal/CryptoLib/src/Crypto/Macs
- Connecting Delphi to a local (in-memory) blockchain
- Connecting Delphi to the Ethereum main net
- Connecting Delphi to smart contracts
- Generating an Ethereum-signed message signature in Delphi
- Transferring ether with Delphi
- Transferring ERC-20 tokens with Delphi
- Delphi and Ethereum Name Service (ENS)
- A 3-minute Smart Contract and Delphi - Part 1
- A 3-minute Smart Contract and Delphi - Part 2
- QuikNode, Ethereum and Delphi
- Delphi and the Ethereum Dark Forest
- Swap one token for another in Delphi
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