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This is a python wrapper class for the dogechain.info api.
http://dogechain.info/chain/Dogecoin/q
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_Methods_
* addressbalance - amount ever received minus amount ever sent by a given address.
* addresstohash - shows the public key hash encoded in an address.
* checkaddress - checks an address for validity.
* decode_address - shows the version prefix and hash encoded in an address.
* getblockcount - shows the current block number.
* getdifficulty - shows the last solved block's difficulty.
* getreceivedbyaddress - shows the amount ever received by a given address.
* getsentbyaddress - shows the amount ever sent from a given address.
* hashtoaddress - shows the address with the given version prefix and hash.
* nethash - shows statistics about difficulty and network power.
* totalbc - shows the amount of currency ever mined.
* transactions - shows the amount transactions of the last blocks.
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_Install_
```bash
sudo pip install DogechainApi
```
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Here's an example:
```python
from DogechainInfoApi import API
if __name__ == '__main__':
address = 'YOUR WALLET ADDRESS'
api = API()
balance = api.addressbalance(address)
print 'Balance: ', balance
addresstohash = api.addresstohash(address)
print 'AddressToHash: ', addresstohash
checkaddress = api.checkaddress(address)
print 'CheckAddress: ', checkaddress
decodeaddress = api.decode_address(address)
print 'DecodeAddress: ', decodeaddress
blockcount = api.getblockcount()
print 'BlockCount: ', blockcount
difficulty = api.getdifficulty()
print 'Difficulty: ', difficulty
receivedbyaddress = api.getreceivedbyaddress(address)
print 'ReceivedByAddress: ', receivedbyaddress
sentbyaddress = api.getsentbyaddress(address)
print 'SendByAddress: ', sentbyaddress
hashtoaddress = api.hashtoaddress(api.addresstohash(address))
print 'HashToAddress', hashtoaddress
nethash = api.nethash()
print 'Nethash: ', nethash
totalbc = api.totalbc()
print 'TotalBalance: ', totalbc
transactions = api.transactions()
print 'Transactions', transactions
```
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