SteemJConfig

SteemJ comes with a common default configuration if you instantiate it which may not always fit your needs. This page describes which parameters can be changed and how the SteemJConfig works.

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• SteemJConfig Basics
  
• Configuration Examples
  
  • Steem Node Endpoint
    
  • Timeout
    
  • Date Time Pattern
    
  • Maximum Expiration Date
    
  • Timezone
    
  • Credentials
    
  • Disable SSL Verification
    
  • Private Keys
    
  • Encoding Charset
    
• System Properties
  
  • Credentials
    
  • Private Keys
    

System Properties

SteemJ allows you to provide sensitive data as system properties.

Credentials

To provide credentials SteemJ should use to login into the node, you can use following parameters.

Parameter	Description	Example
steemj.api.username	The username to login	java -jar yourApp.jar -Dsteemj.api.username="dez1337"
steemj.api.password	The password to login	java -jar yourApp.jar -Dsteemj.api.password="secretPassword123"

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Private Keys

Beside your credentials you can also provide your keys through system properties.

Parameter	Description	Example
steemj.key.active	The username to login	java -jar yourApp.jar -Dsteemj.key.active="5JpbHHrEkoLsxNcddo5YaTgtmgDegTcjk8i7BDPiTbMefrPnjWK"
steemj.key.posting	The password to login	java -jar yourApp.jar -Dsteemj.key.posting="5J6a9B9H1rBC9XsxHUrv9Eu98cG4MaZPuaMk6LBfMSDGyk5SoiP"
steemj.key.owner	The password to login	java -jar yourApp.jar -Dsteemj.key.owner ="5JhxZZ6oGwFm2egPWyy21DWvroSoUur33sEHBamobDdSmhPN9U4"
steemj.key.memo	The password to login	java -jar yourApp.jar -Dsteemj.key.memo="5Hw3qRsC3f9yLtVazZpA8LyCUozBJq5aQv9tNNnz8fcg8BqoAWw"

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