Aave V2 DeFi Client for Web3.py
NOTE: This is the beta version of the client. More docs to come...
Overview:
The Aave V2 DeFi Client is a Python wrapper for the core functionality on the Aave V2 DeFi lending protocol built using only two 3rd party packages, web3 and requests.
Currently only the Ethereum mainnet and Kovan testnet are supported.
Setup
- Ensure that you are using Python version 3.9+
- Install the package using pip:
pip install aave-python
- Repare your HTTP providers for the Ethereum mainnet and/or Kovan testnet.
Usage:
- You can find examples for the client's functionality in the usage_examples directory.
How to Get Kovan Testnet WETH:
- Enter your public wallet address at ethdrop.dev and get ETH
- Use the
usage_examples/get_kovan_weth.pyscript to convert your testnet ETH to ERC-20 WETH that can be deposited to Aave.
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