bitcoin-transaction-explorer
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yogh-io
Simple and pure block explorer you can run on top of a full node
For example: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/217ec37c57245b8061cacd3487425c01a72ac0b2c40bce7d28996c81bfcba1f8 outputs are: 0.02700000 BTC 0.02835583 BTC While in: http://srv1.yogh.io/tx/217ec37c57245b8061cacd3487425c01a72ac0b2c40bce7d28996c81bfcba1f8/ outputs are: 2.70000000 BTC 2.83558300 BTC
I cannot find this transaction on yogh.io https://btc1.trezor.io/tx/d276abe15791941649c3ca8425d79167cc1cf801f83aa99753fe7f42740c0f23 > This transaction does not exist in the blockchain and could not be found in the unconfirmed transaction pool. [yogh.io link](http://yogh.io/#tx:id:d276abe15791941649c3ca8425d79167cc1cf801f83aa99753fe7f42740c0f23)
It's not clear to me what the colorization below indicates  A popover explanation on the title "Computed block hash" or even just a note in the project README would...
When doing maven import via IntelliJ those files are missing: - com.yoghurt.crypto.transactions.shared.service.BlockchainRetrievalServiceAsync; - com.yoghurt.crypto.transactions.shared.service.ConfigServiceAsync;
I'm liking this block explorer so far, but I noticed there's no information about the fee and sat/byte or fee per weight unit, those could be shown in transaction information...
When I click "view in script viewer" on an input, nothing happens other than the URL changing in the browser.
For `educative mode` it would be nice to understand better what the `Bits` mean. Bits = 0x19**0102B1** Target = 2 ^ ( 8 \* ( 0x19 - 3 ) )...
For `educative mode`, showing the Merkle tree in some way would be nice. 4 digits of each tx hash, with full hash `onHover`. Still would be very wide with 2k...
To understand better how all the pieces fall together, highlighting related items would be very nice. The color coding already helps with that but for starters it's much more intuitive...
The current opcodes that have been implemented are those that exist in the most common transactions: P2SH, P2PKH, P2PK and OP_RETURN With complete disregard of the P2SH's redeemScript, these encompass...
