crypto_apis 1.2.1 → 1.5.0

data/spec/api/assets_api_spec.rb

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 The version of the OpenAPI document: 2.0.0
 Contact: developers@cryptoapis.io
 Generated by: https://openapi-generator.tech
-OpenAPI Generator version: 5.2.1-SNAPSHOT
+OpenAPI Generator version: 6.0.0-SNAPSHOT
 
 =end
 
@@ -32,9 +32,35 @@ describe 'AssetsApi' do
     end
   end
 
+  # unit tests for get_asset_details_by_asset_id
+  # Get Asset Details By Asset ID
+  # Through this endpoint users can obtain information on assets by `assetId`.    The details returned could include information on the latest rate and rate fluctuation of different periods of time - 24 hours, a week, one hour, the encoding of the logo, and more.
+  # @param asset_id Defines the unique ID of the specific asset.
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @return [GetAssetDetailsByAssetIDR]
+  describe 'get_asset_details_by_asset_id test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
+  # unit tests for get_asset_details_by_asset_symbol
+  # Get Asset Details By Asset Symbol
+  # Through this endpoint users can obtain information on assets by asset symbol.    The details returned could include information on the latest rate and rate fluctuation of different periods of time - 24 hours, a week, one hour, the encoding of the logo, and more.
+  # @param asset_symbol Specifies the asset's unique symbol in the Crypto APIs listings.
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @return [GetAssetDetailsByAssetSymbolR]
+  describe 'get_asset_details_by_asset_symbol test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
   # unit tests for list_assets_details
   # List Assets Details
-  # This endpoint will return details on a requested asset. The asset could be a cryptocurrency or FIAT asset that we support. Each asset has a unique identifier - `assetId` and a unique symbol in the form of a string, e.g. \"BTC\".    The details returned could include information on the latest rate and rate fluctuation of different periods of time - 24 hours, a week, one hour, the encoding of the logo, and more.
+  # This endpoint will return a list of details on assets. These could be cryptocurrencies or FIAT assets that we support. Each asset has a unique identifier - `assetId` and a unique symbol in the form of a string, e.g. \"BTC\".    The details returned could include information on the latest rate and rate fluctuation of different periods of time - 24 hours, a week, one hour, the encoding of the logo, and more.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [String] :asset_type Defines the type of the supported asset. This could be either \"crypto\" or \"fiat\".

data/spec/api/automatic_coins_forwarding_api_spec.rb

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 The version of the OpenAPI document: 2.0.0
 Contact: developers@cryptoapis.io
 Generated by: https://openapi-generator.tech
-OpenAPI Generator version: 5.2.1-SNAPSHOT
+OpenAPI Generator version: 6.0.0-SNAPSHOT
 
 =end
 
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ describe 'AutomaticCoinsForwardingApi' do
   # Create Automatic Coins Forwarding
   # Through this endpoint customers can set up an automatic forwarding function specifically for coins (**not** tokens). They can have a `toAddress` which is essentially the main address and the destination for the automatic coins forwarding.     There is also a `minimumTransferAmount` which only when reached will then trigger the forwarding. Through this the customer can save from fees.    Moreover, `feePriority` can be also set,  which defines how quickly to move the coins once they are received. The higher priority, the larger the fee will be. It can be \"SLOW\", \"STANDARD\" or \"FAST\".    The response of this endpoint contains an attribute `fromAddress` which can be used as a deposit address. Any funds received by this address will be automatically forwarded to `toAddress` based on what the customer has set for the automation.    For this automatic forwarding the customer can set a callback subscription.    {warning}The subscription will work for all incoming transactions until it is deleted. There is no need to do that for every transaction.{/warning}    {note}This endpoint generates a new `fromAddress` each time.{/note}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [CreateAutomaticCoinsForwardingRB] :create_automatic_coins_forwarding_rb 
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ describe 'AutomaticCoinsForwardingApi' do
   # Delete Automatic Coins Forwarding
   # Through this endpoint customers can delete a forwarding function they have set for **coins** (**not** tokens).    By setting a `fromAddress` and a `toAddress`, and specifying the amount, coins can be transferred between addresses.     A `feePriority` will be returned which represents the fee priority of the automation whether it is \"SLOW\", \"STANDARD\" OR \"FAST\".    {warning}The subscription will work for all incoming transactions until it is deleted. There is no need to do that for every transaction.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param reference_id Represents a unique ID used to reference the specific callback subscription.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ describe 'AutomaticCoinsForwardingApi' do
   # List Coins Forwarding Automations
   # Through this endpoint customers can list all of their **coins** forwarding automations (**not** tokens).    Customers can set up automatic forwarding functions for coins by setting a `fromAddress` and a `toAddress`, and specifying the amount that can be transferred between addresses.     A `feePriority` will be returned which represents the fee priority of the automation whether it is \"SLOW\", \"STANDARD\" OR \"FAST\".    {warning}The subscription will work for all transactions until it is deleted. There is no need to do that for every transaction.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [Integer] :limit Defines how many items should be returned in the response per page basis.

data/spec/api/automatic_tokens_forwarding_api_spec.rb

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 The version of the OpenAPI document: 2.0.0
 Contact: developers@cryptoapis.io
 Generated by: https://openapi-generator.tech
-OpenAPI Generator version: 5.2.1-SNAPSHOT
+OpenAPI Generator version: 6.0.0-SNAPSHOT
 
 =end
 
@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@ describe 'AutomaticTokensForwardingApi' do
 
   # unit tests for add_tokens_to_existing_from_address
   # Add Tokens To Existing fromAddress
-  # Through this endpoint customers can add **Automatic Tokens forwardings** to an already existing `fromAddress`. Unlike the \"Create Automatic Tokens Forwarding\" endpoint, where the `fromAddress` is generated each time, with this endpoint customers can add an automation from another token to one and the same `fromAddress`.    The `fromAddress` can be used as a deposit address. Any funds received by this address will be automatically forwarded to `toAddress` based on what the customer has set for the automation. The  `toAddress` is essentially the main address and destination for the automatic tokens forwarding.    There is also a `minimumTransferAmount` which only when reached will then trigger the forwarding. Through this the customer can save from fees.    Moreover, `feePriority` can be also set,  which defines how quickly to move the tokens once they are received. The higher priority, the larger the fee will be. It can be \"SLOW\", \"STANDARD\" or \"FAST\".    For this automatic forwarding the customer can set a callback subscription.    {warning}The subscription will work for all incoming transactions until it is deleted. There is no need to do that for every transaction.{/warning}
+  # Through this endpoint customers can add **Automatic Tokens forwardings** to an already existing `fromAddress`. Unlike the \"Create Automatic Tokens Forwarding\" endpoint, where the `fromAddress` is generated each time, with this endpoint customers can add an automation from another token to one and the same `fromAddress`.    The `fromAddress` can be used as a deposit address. Any funds received by this address will be automatically forwarded to `toAddress` based on what the customer has set for the automation. The  `toAddress` is essentially the main address and destination for the automatic tokens forwarding.    There is also a `minimumTransferAmount` which only when reached will then trigger the forwarding. Through this the customer can save from fees.    Moreover, `feePriority` can be also set,  which defines how quickly to move the tokens once they are received. The higher priority, the larger the fee will be. It can be \"SLOW\", \"STANDARD\" or \"FAST\".    For this automatic forwarding the customer can set a callback subscription.    {warning}Currently we support fungible tokens (ERC-20) **only**, NFTs (ERC-721) are **not** supported.{/warning}    {warning}The subscription will work for all incoming transactions until it is deleted. There is no need to do that for every transaction.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Network
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [AddTokensToExistingFromAddressRB] :add_tokens_to_existing_from_address_rb 
@@ -49,9 +49,9 @@ describe 'AutomaticTokensForwardingApi' do
 
   # unit tests for create_automatic_tokens_forwarding
   # Create Automatic Tokens Forwarding
-  # Through this endpoint customers can set up an automatic forwarding function specifically for tokens (**not** coins). They can have a `toAddress` which is essentially the main address and the destination for the automatic tokens forwarding.     There is also a `minimumTransferAmount` which only when reached will then trigger the forwarding. Through this the customer can save from fees.    Moreover, `feePriority` can be also set,  which defines how quickly to move the tokens once they are received. The higher priority, the larger the fee will be. It can be \"SLOW\", \"STANDARD\" or \"FAST\".    The response of this endpoint contains an attribute `fromAddress` which can be used as a deposit address. Any funds received by this address will be automatically forwarded to `toAddress` based on what the customer has set for the automation.    For this automatic forwarding the customer can set a callback subscription.    {warning}The subscription will work for all incoming transactions until it is deleted. There is no need to do that for every transaction.{/warning}    {note}This endpoint generates a new `fromAddress` each time.{/note}
+  # Through this endpoint customers can set up an automatic forwarding function specifically for tokens (**not** coins). They can have a `toAddress` which is essentially the main address and the destination for the automatic tokens forwarding.     There is also a `minimumTransferAmount` which only when reached will then trigger the forwarding. Through this the customer can save from fees.    Moreover, `feePriority` can be also set,  which defines how quickly to move the tokens once they are received. The higher priority, the larger the fee will be. It can be \"SLOW\", \"STANDARD\" or \"FAST\".    The response of this endpoint contains an attribute `fromAddress` which can be used as a deposit address. Any funds received by this address will be automatically forwarded to `toAddress` based on what the customer has set for the automation.    For this automatic forwarding the customer can set a callback subscription.    {warning}Currently we support fungible tokens (ERC-20) **only**, NFTs (ERC-721) are **not** supported.{/warning}    {warning}The subscription will work for all incoming transactions until it is deleted. There is no need to do that for every transaction.{/warning}    {note}This endpoint generates a new `fromAddress` each time.{/note}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [CreateAutomaticTokensForwardingRB] :create_automatic_tokens_forwarding_rb 
@@ -64,9 +64,9 @@ describe 'AutomaticTokensForwardingApi' do
 
   # unit tests for delete_automatic_tokens_forwarding
   # Delete Automatic Tokens Forwarding
-  # Through this endpoint customers can delete a forwarding function they have set for **tokens** (**not** coins).    By setting a `fromAddress` and a `toAddress`, and specifying the amount, tokens can be transferred between addresses.     A `feePriority` will be returned which represents the fee priority of the automation whether it is \"SLOW\", \"STANDARD\" OR \"FAST\".    {warning}The subscription will work for all incoming transactions until it is deleted. There is no need to do that for every transaction.{/warning}
+  # Through this endpoint customers can delete a forwarding function they have set for **tokens** (**not** coins).    By setting a `fromAddress` and a `toAddress`, and specifying the amount, tokens can be transferred between addresses.     A `feePriority` will be returned which represents the fee priority of the automation whether it is \"SLOW\", \"STANDARD\" OR \"FAST\".    {warning}Currently we support fungible tokens (ERC-20) **only**, NFTs (ERC-721) are **not** supported.{/warning}    {warning}The subscription will work for all incoming transactions until it is deleted. There is no need to do that for every transaction.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param reference_id Represents a unique ID used to reference the specific callback subscription.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
@@ -79,9 +79,9 @@ describe 'AutomaticTokensForwardingApi' do
 
   # unit tests for get_fee_address_details
   # Get Fee Address Details
-  # Through this endpoint customers can obtain details about a fee address. Only one fee address per currency per network for a user's account can be set no matter how many tokens or subscriptions they have or want to automatically forward.
+  # Through this endpoint customers can obtain details about a fee address. Only one fee address per currency per network for a user's account can be set no matter how many tokens or subscriptions they have or want to automatically forward.    {warning}Currently we support fungible tokens (ERC-20) **only**, NFTs (ERC-721) are **not** supported.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @return [GetFeeAddressDetailsR]
@@ -93,9 +93,9 @@ describe 'AutomaticTokensForwardingApi' do
 
   # unit tests for list_tokens_forwarding_automations
   # List Tokens Forwarding Automations
-  # Through this endpoint customers can list all of their **tokens** forwarding automations (**not** coins).    Customers can set up automatic forwarding functions for tokens by setting a `fromAddress` and a `toAddress`, and specifying the amount that can be transferred between addresses.     A `feePriority` will be returned which represents the fee priority of the automation whether it is \"SLOW\", \"STANDARD\" OR \"FAST\".     {warning}The subscription will work for all transactions until it is deleted. There is no need to do that for every transaction.{/warning}
+  # Through this endpoint customers can list all of their **tokens** forwarding automations (**not** coins).    Customers can set up automatic forwarding functions for tokens by setting a `fromAddress` and a `toAddress`, and specifying the amount that can be transferred between addresses.     A `feePriority` will be returned which represents the fee priority of the automation whether it is \"SLOW\", \"STANDARD\" OR \"FAST\".     {warning}Currently we support fungible tokens (ERC-20) **only**, NFTs (ERC-721) are **not** supported.{/warning}    {warning}The subscription will work for all transactions until it is deleted. There is no need to do that for every transaction.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [Integer] :limit Defines how many items should be returned in the response per page basis.

data/spec/api/callback_data_api_spec.rb

@@ -0,0 +1,95 @@
+=begin
+#CryptoAPIs
+
+#Crypto APIs 2.0 is a complex and innovative infrastructure layer that radically simplifies the development of any Blockchain and Crypto related applications. Organized around REST, Crypto APIs 2.0 can assist both novice Bitcoin/Ethereum enthusiasts and crypto experts with the development of their blockchain applications. Crypto APIs 2.0 provides unified endpoints and data, raw data, automatic tokens and coins forwardings, callback functionalities, and much more.
+
+The version of the OpenAPI document: 2.0.0
+Contact: developers@cryptoapis.io
+Generated by: https://openapi-generator.tech
+OpenAPI Generator version: 6.0.0-SNAPSHOT
+
+=end
+
+require 'spec_helper'
+require 'json'
+
+# Unit tests for CryptoApis::CallbackDataApi
+# Automatically generated by openapi-generator (https://openapi-generator.tech)
+# Please update as you see appropriate
+describe 'CallbackDataApi' do
+  before do
+    # run before each test
+    @api_instance = CryptoApis::CallbackDataApi.new
+  end
+
+  after do
+    # run after each test
+  end
+
+  describe 'test an instance of CallbackDataApi' do
+    it 'should create an instance of CallbackDataApi' do
+      expect(@api_instance).to be_instance_of(CryptoApis::CallbackDataApi)
+    end
+  end
+
+  # unit tests for get_address_details_from_callback
+  # Get Address Details From Callback
+  # This endpoint creates a shortcut to obtain information from Blockchain data by going through Blockchain Events and a specific Event Subscription. It provides data for a specific address from the Event it takes part in only if the address already exists in the blockchain events subscriptions. It applies only for Events related to that customer.
+  # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
+  # @param address Represents the public address, which is a compressed and shortened form of a public key.
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @return [GetAddressDetailsFromCallbackR]
+  describe 'get_address_details_from_callback test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
+  # unit tests for get_block_details_by_block_hash_from_callback
+  # Get Block Details By Block Hash From Callback
+  # This endpoint creates a shortcut to obtain information from Blockchain data by going through Blockchain Events and a specific Event Subscription. It provides data for a specific block by providing the `blockHash` attribute from the Event it takes part in and after making check that the customer in question does have a subscription for this block. It applies only for Events related to that user.
+  # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
+  # @param block_hash Represents the hash of the block, which is its unique identifier. It represents a cryptographic digital fingerprint made by hashing the block header twice through the SHA256 algorithm.
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @return [GetBlockDetailsByBlockHashFromCallbackR]
+  describe 'get_block_details_by_block_hash_from_callback test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
+  # unit tests for get_block_details_by_block_height_from_callback
+  # Get Block Details By Block Height From Callback
+  # This endpoint creates a shortcut to obtain information from Blockchain data by going through Blockchain Events and a specific Event Subscription. It provides data for the specific Block by providing the `blockHeight` attribute from the Event it takes part in. It applies only for Events related to that user.
+  # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
+  # @param block_height Numeric representation of the block height
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @return [GetBlockDetailsByBlockHeightFromCallbackR]
+  describe 'get_block_details_by_block_height_from_callback test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
+  # unit tests for get_transaction_details_by_transaction_id_from_callback
+  # Get Transaction Details By Transaction ID From Callback
+  # This endpoint creates a shortcut to obtain information from Blockchain data by going through Blockchain Events and a specific Event Subscription. It provides data for a specific transaction from the Event it takes part in by providing the `transactionId` attribute. It applies only for Events related to that user.
+  # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
+  # @param transaction_id String identifier of the transaction
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @return [GetTransactionDetailsByTransactionIDFromCallbackR]
+  describe 'get_transaction_details_by_transaction_id_from_callback test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
+end

data/spec/api/create_subscriptions_for_api_spec.rb

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 The version of the OpenAPI document: 2.0.0
 Contact: developers@cryptoapis.io
 Generated by: https://openapi-generator.tech
-OpenAPI Generator version: 5.2.1-SNAPSHOT
+OpenAPI Generator version: 6.0.0-SNAPSHOT
 
 =end
 
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ describe 'CreateSubscriptionsForApi' do
   # Mined transaction
   # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when a specific transaction is mined. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs. The information is returned per specified `transactionId`.    A transaction is mined when it is included in a new block in the blockchain.    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [MinedTransactionRB] :mined_transaction_rb 
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ describe 'CreateSubscriptionsForApi' do
   # New Block
   # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when a new block is mined in the specific blockchain. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs. The information is returned per specified address.    A new block is mined when it is added to the chain once a consensus is reached by the majority of the miners, which is when the block gets validated and added to the blockchain.    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [NewBlockRB] :new_block_rb 
@@ -64,9 +64,9 @@ describe 'CreateSubscriptionsForApi' do
 
   # unit tests for new_confirmed_coins_transactions
   # New confirmed coins transactions
-  # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when there are new incoming or outgoing confirmed transactions for coins from/to the customer's address. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs. The information is returned per specified address.     Being confirmed means that the transactions are verified by miners and added to the next block.    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
+  # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when there are new incoming or outgoing confirmed transactions for coins from/to the customer's address. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs. The information is returned per specified address.     Being confirmed means that the transactions are verified by miners and added to the next block.    {note}For UTXO-based protocols like Bitcoin a transaction could have multiple inputs and outputs which means the address could in as both sender and recipient. [Here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-data-returned-for-utxo-based-transactions) is how we inform you on that.{/note}    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [NewConfirmedCoinsTransactionsRB] :new_confirmed_coins_transactions_rb 
@@ -79,9 +79,9 @@ describe 'CreateSubscriptionsForApi' do
 
   # unit tests for new_confirmed_coins_transactions_and_each_confirmation
   # New confirmed coins transactions and each confirmation
-  # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when there are new incoming or outgoing confirmed transactions for coins from/to the customer's address with also a response at each confirmation the transaction has received until the specified confirmations limit is reached. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs. The information is returned per specified address.     Being confirmed means that the transactions are verified by miners and added to the next block. This endpoint refers to **coins transactions only, not tokens**.    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
+  # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when there are new incoming or outgoing confirmed transactions for coins from/to the customer's address with also a response at each confirmation the transaction has received until the specified confirmations limit is reached. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs. The information is returned per specified address.     Being confirmed means that the transactions are verified by miners and added to the next block. This endpoint refers to **coins transactions only, not tokens**.    {note}For UTXO-based protocols like Bitcoin a transaction could have multiple inputs and outputs which means the address could in as both sender and recipient. [Here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-data-returned-for-utxo-based-transactions) is how we inform you on that.{/note}    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [NewConfirmedCoinsTransactionsAndEachConfirmationRB] :new_confirmed_coins_transactions_and_each_confirmation_rb 
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ describe 'CreateSubscriptionsForApi' do
   # New confirmed internal transactions
   # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when there are new confirmed internal transactions. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs.    Being confirmed means that the transactions are verified by miners and added to the next block.    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [NewConfirmedInternalTransactionsRB] :new_confirmed_internal_transactions_rb 
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ describe 'CreateSubscriptionsForApi' do
   # New confirmed internal transactions and each confirmation
   # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when there are new confirmed internal transactions. Includes also a response at each confirmation the transaction receives until the specified confirmations limit is reached. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs.     Being confirmed means that the transactions are verified by miners and added to the next block.    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [NewConfirmedInternalTransactionsAndEachConfirmationRB] :new_confirmed_internal_transactions_and_each_confirmation_rb 
@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ describe 'CreateSubscriptionsForApi' do
   # New confirmed tokens transactions
   # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when there are new incoming or outgoing confirmed transactions for tokens from/to the customer's address. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs. The information is returned per specified address.     Being confirmed means that the transactions are verified by miners and added to the next block. This endpoint refers to **tokens transactions only, not coins**.    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [NewConfirmedTokensTransactionsRB] :new_confirmed_tokens_transactions_rb 
@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ describe 'CreateSubscriptionsForApi' do
   # New confirmed tokens transactions and each confirmation
   # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when there are new incoming or outgoing confirmed transactions for tokens from/to the customer's address with also a response at each confirmation the transaction has received until the specified confirmations limit is reached. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs. The information is returned per specified address.     Being confirmed means that the transactions are verified by miners and added to the next block. This endpoint refers to **tokens transactions only, not coins**.    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [NewConfirmedTokensTransactionsAndEachConfirmationRB] :new_confirmed_tokens_transactions_and_each_confirmation_rb 
@@ -154,9 +154,9 @@ describe 'CreateSubscriptionsForApi' do
 
   # unit tests for new_unconfirmed_coins_transactions
   # New unconfirmed coins transactions
-  # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when there are new unconfirmed coins transactions for the user. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs. The information is returned per specified address.    Unconfirmed coins transactions remain in the mempool (memory pool) until they are confirmed by miners and added to the next block. Sometimes spikes in transaction activity can cause delays in confirmations.    {warning}We cannot guarantee at 100% that webhooks for unconfirmed transactions will always be received. Some may **not get received** due to the possibility of some nodes not being updated with that information. This can occur in networks with low activity and/or not many nodes, e.g. Testnet networks and rarely Mainnets.{/warning}    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {note}It is also **important to note** that just because pending unconfirmed transactions are in the mempool, **doesn't necessarily** mean they will get confirmed.{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
+  # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when there are new unconfirmed coins transactions for the user. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs. The information is returned per specified address.    Unconfirmed coins transactions remain in the mempool (memory pool) until they are confirmed by miners and added to the next block. Sometimes spikes in transaction activity can cause delays in confirmations.    {note}For UTXO-based protocols like Bitcoin a transaction could have multiple inputs and outputs which means the address could in as both sender and recipient. [Here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-data-returned-for-utxo-based-transactions) is how we inform you on that.{/note}    {warning}We cannot guarantee at 100% that webhooks for unconfirmed transactions will always be received. Some may **not get received** due to the possibility of some nodes not being updated with that information. This can occur in networks with low activity and/or not many nodes, e.g. Testnet networks and rarely Mainnets.{/warning}    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {note}It is also **important to note** that just because pending unconfirmed transactions are in the mempool, **doesn't necessarily** mean they will get confirmed.{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [NewUnconfirmedCoinsTransactionsRB] :new_unconfirmed_coins_transactions_rb 
@@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ describe 'CreateSubscriptionsForApi' do
   # New unconfirmed tokens transactions
   # Through this endpoint customers can create callback subscriptions for a specific event. In this case the event is when there are new unconfirmed tokens transactions for the user. By creating this subscription the user will be notified by Crypto APIs 2.0 when that event occurs. The information is returned per specified address.    Unconfirmed tokens transactions remain in the mempool (memory pool) until they are confirmed by miners and added to the next block. Sometimes spikes in transaction activity can cause delays in confirmations.    {warning}We cannot guarantee at 100% that webhooks for unconfirmed transactions will always be received. Some may **not get received** due to the possibility of some nodes not being updated with that information. This can occur in networks with low activity and/or not many nodes, e.g. Testnet networks and rarely Mainnets.{/warning}    {note}To have an operational callback subscription, you need to first verify a domain for the Callback URL. Please see more information on Callbacks [here](https://developers.cryptoapis.io/technical-documentation/general-information/callbacks#callback-url).{/note}    {note}It is also **important to note** that just because pending unconfirmed transactions are in the mempool, **doesn't necessarily** mean they will get confirmed.{/note}    {warning}Crypto APIs will notify the user **only when** the event occurs. There are cases when the specific event doesn't happen at all, or takes a long time to do so. A callback notification **will not** be sent if the event does not or cannot occur, or will take long time to occur.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [NewUnconfirmedTokensTransactionsRB] :new_unconfirmed_tokens_transactions_rb 

data/spec/api/exchange_rates_api_spec.rb

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 The version of the OpenAPI document: 2.0.0
 Contact: developers@cryptoapis.io
 Generated by: https://openapi-generator.tech
-OpenAPI Generator version: 5.2.1-SNAPSHOT
+OpenAPI Generator version: 6.0.0-SNAPSHOT
 
 =end
 

data/spec/api/features_api_spec.rb

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 The version of the OpenAPI document: 2.0.0
 Contact: developers@cryptoapis.io
 Generated by: https://openapi-generator.tech
-OpenAPI Generator version: 5.2.1-SNAPSHOT
+OpenAPI Generator version: 6.0.0-SNAPSHOT
 
 =end
 
@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@ describe 'FeaturesApi' do
 
   # unit tests for broadcast_locally_signed_transaction
   # Broadcast Locally Signed Transaction
-  # Through this endpoint customers can broadcast transactions that have been already signed locally. Instead of using a node for broadcasting a signed transaction users can use this endpoint. We then keep the user posted about the status by sending you a callback with a success or failure status.
+  # Through this endpoint customers can broadcast transactions that have been already signed locally. Instead of using a node for broadcasting a signed transaction users can use this endpoint. We then keep the user posted about the status by sending you a callback with a success or failure status.    {warning}This can be prepared and signed **only** locally, not through the API. We can provide support only for the process of broadcasting.{/warning}
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [BroadcastLocallySignedTransactionRB] :broadcast_locally_signed_transaction_rb 
@@ -47,11 +47,120 @@ describe 'FeaturesApi' do
     end
   end
 
+  # unit tests for decode_raw_transaction_hex
+  # Decode Raw Transaction Hex
+  # Through this endpoint customers can decode a raw transaction hex and see the decoded transactions' details.
+  # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @option opts [DecodeRawTransactionHexRB] :decode_raw_transaction_hex_rb 
+  # @return [DecodeRawTransactionHexR]
+  describe 'decode_raw_transaction_hex test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
+  # unit tests for decode_x_address
+  # Decode X-Address
+  # Through this endpoint, customers can decode an encoded XRP address with tag, by providing the specific x-address. The response includes the decoded classic address and the tag.
+  # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
+  # @param x_address Represents the encoded classic address with its destination tag.
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @return [DecodeXAddressR]
+  describe 'decode_x_address test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
+  # unit tests for derive_hd_wallet__x_pub_y_pub_z_pub_change_or_receiving_addresses
+  # Derive HD Wallet (xPub, yPub, zPub) Change Or Receiving Addresses
+  # Through this endpoint, customers can derive up to 10 addresses - both change and receive, from a certain HD Wallet (xPub, yPub, zPub), by providing an extended public key. By default the system creates a receiving/deposit address, unless the isChange attribute is set to 'true'. In that case the system derives a 'change' address. The change address can be derived only for UTXO based blockchains, for all the rest, this endpoint always creates a deposit/receiving address.
+  # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
+  # @param extended_public_key Defines the account extended publicly known key which is used to derive all child public keys.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @option opts [String] :address_format Represents the format of the address.
+  # @option opts [Integer] :addresses_count Represents the addresses count.
+  # @option opts [Boolean] :is_change Defines if the specific address is a change or deposit address. If the value is True - it is a change address, if it is False - it is a Deposit address.
+  # @option opts [Integer] :start_index The starting index of the response items, i.e. where the response should start listing the returned items.
+  # @return [DeriveHDWalletXPubYPubZPubChangeOrReceivingAddressesR]
+  describe 'derive_hd_wallet__x_pub_y_pub_z_pub_change_or_receiving_addresses test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
+  # unit tests for encode_x_address
+  # Encode X-Address
+  # Through this endpoint, customers can encode an encoded XRP address with tag, by providing the specific x-address. The response includes the encoded classic address and the tag.
+  # @param address_tag Defines a specific Tag that is an additional XRP address feature. It helps identifying a transaction recipient beyond a wallet address.
+  # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
+  # @param classic_address Represents the public address, which is a compressed and shortened form of a public key.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @return [EncodeXAddressR]
+  describe 'encode_x_address test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
+  # unit tests for estimate_gas_limit
+  # Estimate Gas Limit
+  # This endpoint helps customer in estimating the gas limit needed for a transaction. It gives information for gas expenses when sending ether to contracts or making a transaction with additional data in it.
+  # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @option opts [EstimateGasLimitRB] :estimate_gas_limit_rb 
+  # @return [EstimateGasLimitR]
+  describe 'estimate_gas_limit test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
+  # unit tests for estimate_token_gas_limit
+  # Estimate Token Gas Limit
+  # This endpoint helps customer in estimating the Contract Gas Limit needed for a transaction. It gives information for gas expenses for a specific contract when sending ethers or making a transaction with additional data in it.
+  # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @option opts [EstimateTokenGasLimitRB] :estimate_token_gas_limit_rb 
+  # @return [EstimateTokenGasLimitR]
+  describe 'estimate_token_gas_limit test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
+  # unit tests for get_eip_1559_fee_recommendations
+  # Get EIP 1559 Fee Recommendations
+  # Through this endpoint customers can obtain fee recommendations specifically for EIP 1559.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
+  # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum.
+  # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
+  # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
+  # @return [GetEIP1559FeeRecommendationsR]
+  describe 'get_eip_1559_fee_recommendations test' do
+    it 'should work' do
+      # assertion here. ref: https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-expectations/docs/built-in-matchers
+    end
+  end
+
   # unit tests for validate_address
   # Validate Address
   # This endpoint checks user public addresses whether they are valid or not.
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.
   # @option opts [ValidateAddressRB] :validate_address_rb 

data/spec/api/generating_api_spec.rb

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 The version of the OpenAPI document: 2.0.0
 Contact: developers@cryptoapis.io
 Generated by: https://openapi-generator.tech
-OpenAPI Generator version: 5.2.1-SNAPSHOT
+OpenAPI Generator version: 6.0.0-SNAPSHOT
 
 =end
 
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ describe 'GeneratingApi' do
   # Generate Deposit Address
   # Through this endpoint customers can generate a new Receiving/Deposit Addresses into their Wallet.
   # @param blockchain Represents the specific blockchain protocol name, e.g. Ethereum, Bitcoin, etc.
-  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\", \"rinkeby\" are test networks.
+  # @param network Represents the name of the blockchain network used; blockchain networks are usually identical as technology and software, but they differ in data, e.g. - \"mainnet\" is the live network with actual data while networks like \"testnet\", \"ropsten\" are test networks.
   # @param wallet_id Represents the unique ID of the specific Wallet.
   # @param [Hash] opts the optional parameters
   # @option opts [String] :context In batch situations the user can use the context to correlate responses with requests. This property is present regardless of whether the response was successful or returned as an error. `context` is specified by the user.