In this quick tutorial, we will cover Understanding the List Owned Assets Node. Here, we will teach you about the List Owned Assets Node and how it’s used in Catenis flow.
In this video we will cover:
Prerequisite
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After watching Understanding the List Owned Assets Node, feel free to watch the next video, Working with the List Owned Assets Node in Run-Time Mode, to further expand your knowledge.
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Hi, this is Clara for Blockchain of Things.
This tutorial will teach you about the List Owned Assets Node and how it’s used in Catenis Flow.
The List Owned Assets Node on Catenis Flow, allows you to see a list of all Catenis Smart Assets,
or tokens that are owned or held by a given device.
It also gives you the ability to filter on the amount of assets this Virtual Device holds,
and skip a specified number of assets.
This node’s properties panel contains the name field
which allows you to enter a descriptive name for each node.
And the connection field,
where you can set your previously configured Catenis Virtual Device connection,
or configure a new Virtual Device.
In the limit field, enter a number here to limit how many assets will print.
This is optional and is useful if there are many assets and you don’t want to print all of them.
In the skip field, enter a number here to skip
listing a set amount of assets
starting from the top.
This field is also optional.
Now, let’s take a look at the example flow found at this link:
Copy the example flow.
Click the Node-RED hamburger menu, and click import to display the import flow dialog box.
Paste the flow into the import box and click the import button.
This flow is a working example implementing the List Owned Assets Node.
Note, that after importing the example flow,
you will need to set the Catenis Flow Nodes to your own previously configured Virtual Device.
If you don’t remember how to do this, check out the video at this link:
You can pause this tutorial now, to explore this flow on your own,
and in the next video, you’ll learn how to create this flow from scratch.
Note, that inputs injected into the Catenis Flow Nodes containing alternate
node properties will override the properties set on the node’s slideout properties panel.
Fantastic!
Now, you should understand List Owned Assets Nodes.
Now, move on to our next tutorial, where you’ll learn how to use the List Owned Assets Node in your own flow.
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