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August 15, 2022 at 6:44 am #12018
alexg
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    In versions before 6.0.0

– If you want to export transactions in .csv form, you can go to the Wallets → Adapters screen. Below each coin adapter, there is an option to export transactions for that coin to a .csv file. The .csv file can be later re-imported to the plugin. The addresses and transactions are stored in the SQL tables wp_wallets_txs and wp_wallets_adds.

– You could also export the data yourself, using mysqldump or phpmyadmin. However, the account column corresponds to user_ids, and these must match the user_ids of the new system if you need to reimport them. When you use the built-in .csv exporter, the user_ids are replaced with emails, and the importer changes back the emails to the new user_ids of the new system.)

– If you need to export all addresses and transactions for a GDPR data request, you can use the WordPress data exporter tool (Tools → Export Personal Data). Exporting a user’s data will include also the addresses and transactions. You can inspect the code for this here: https://github.com/dashed-slug/wallets/blob/5.0.18/includes/gdpr.php

– With versions before 6.0.0, it is not really possible to add arbitrary transactions to the ledger. You would have to insert a transaction manually into the SQL tables.

– Another way would be to use the Airdrop tool, but this is cumbersome, as the airdrop tool is not built to perform transactions to one person only.

    With version 6.0.0:

– You can go to Transactions → Add New. Select the user, select type = move, enter a status for your transaction e.g. Pending, select the currency and click Publish. Once the transaction is published, enter the amount, change the status to Done, and click on Update.

– The data is now stored in posts, and therefore you should be able to export/import them using any tool that exports/imports WordPress posts. If you need the GDPR data exporter, it is still present. See: https://github.com/dashed-slug/wallets/blob/master/admin/gdpr.php

– If you want to add a transaction to a user using PHP code, you can look at the examples here: https://wallets-phpdoc.dashed-slug.net/wallets/classes/DSWallets-Transaction.html

Please let me know if you have any questions about this. What is your use case?