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Send XCH to Twitter users via Go4Me address lookup. Use when sending Chia (XCH) to someone by their Twitter handle, looking up a Twitter user's XCH address, or tipping someone on Go4Me. Triggers on "send XCH to @user", "tip @user", "lookup @user on go4me", "what's @user's XCH address".
bunx add-skill moltbot/skills -s go4meLoading…
Send XCH to Twitter users by resolving their Go4Me addresses.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/go4me lookup <user> | Get user's XCH address and profile |
/go4me send <user> <amount> | Send XCH to user (amount in XCH or mojos) |
/go4me tip <user> | Send 1 mojo tip |
source scripts/go4me-lookup.sh
go4me_lookup "DracattusDev" # Returns JSON or exits 1
@ from username if presentgo4me_lookup "<username>"xchAddress, fullName, usernameSend <amount> to @<username> (<fullName>)?
Address: <xchAddress>
[Yes] [No]
send_xch:
curl -s --cert $CERT --key $KEY -X POST https://127.0.0.1:9257/send_xch \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"address":"<xchAddress>","amount":"<mojos>","fee":"0","memos":[],"auto_submit":true}'
Same as send with amount = 1 mojo.
| Input | Mojos |
|---|---|
1 (no unit) | 1 mojo |
1 mojo | 1 |
0.001 XCH | 1000000000 |
1 XCH | 1000000000000 |
Parse amount: if contains "XCH", multiply by 10^12. Default unit is mojos for small numbers, XCH for decimals.
| Condition | Response |
|---|---|
| User not on Go4Me | "User @{username} not found on Go4Me" |
| Invalid address | "Invalid XCH address returned from Go4Me" |
| Insufficient balance | "Insufficient balance for this transaction" |
| Network error | "Failed to connect to Go4Me" |
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
username | DracattusDev |
fullName | 🌱Drac 🍊 |
xchAddress | xch1rvgc3naytvzhv4lxhzphrdr2fzj2ka340tdj8fflt4872t2wqveq9lwz7t |
description | Bio text |
avatarUrl | Profile image URL |
totalBadgeScore | 220 |
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