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I am currently undergoing a feasability study for a community currency system using the Hedera Token Service to hold the data regarding user accounts and transactions between users of a special WRK Token that is earned by users for doing various community work which can be exchanged for other goods and services produced by the CLIME community. The link to HTS is performed by statements written in Golang Javascript or Java. From what I have understood so far we can make use of Mobile Together Designer to build the apps that users can make use of to join the CLIME community from their mobile withSQLite as a database to hold data on the Moble Together Server so that thousands of users could form groups for different projects and sell their own products and services on this marketplace in exchange for WRK tokens. My question is - will we able to wite code in Golang Javascript or Java in Mobile Together Server non UI scripts that will pick up requests for transactions when the user gets back home in reach of Wifi? Is this possible now or is this something you might need to add on in some future release?
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You can integrate Hedera already now using its REST API https://docs.hedera.com/...e-api/cryptocurrency-api
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Many thanks for that. The REST API looks as if it is going to be great for picking up data from the HTS that has already happened. I can't see that it will help us to actually send new transactions or create new accounts, though. At the moment I can see how to do this using a command line prompt or by incorporating code into a web page but I was hoping we would be able to do this from a non-UI script on the Mobile Together Server. Is it possible to build in code into a non-UI script just like you can in a web page?
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