python-mainsail

This package provides a simple implementation to interact with Ark blockchain API and managment tools for validators aiming to run a pool.

>>> from mainsail.tx.v1 import Transfer
>>> from mainsail import rest
>>> # http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:4006/api/wallets/toons
>>> wallet = rest.GET.api.wallets.toons()
>>> wallet["address"]
'D5Ha4o3UTuTd59vjDw1F26mYhaRdXh7YPv'
>>> rest.GET.api.wallets()["meta"]["totalCount"]
89
>>> # use a custop peer
>>> custom_peer = rest.Peer("http://49.13.30.19:4006", port_name="api-development")
>>> custom_peer
{'ip': '49.13.30.19', 'ports': {'api-development': 4006}}
>>> # http://49.13.30.19:4003/api/transactions?type=4
>>> [t["blockId"] for t in rest.GET.api.transactions(type=4, peer=custom_peer)["data"]]
['41afebd995473aab76e8dd7415ab742a6882a08f4c0e0a7305d1a48c551c955c', 'aff37ad0288fadc9d5fdec584d1affab2df0021e86cde3ecb2ba263d6deba3cc']
>>> t = Transfer(1, 'D5Ha4o3UTuTd59vjDw1F26mYhaRdXh7YPv', 'message \U0001f919')
>>> t.sign()
Type or paste your passphrase >
>>> t.send()
{'data': {'accept': [0], 'broadcast': [0], 'excess': [], 'invalid': []}}

Linux distributions

Due to RIPEMD160 issue with OpenSSL v>=3, hashlib.ripemd160 is disabled within python3. To enable it back, get the installation folder...

openssl version -d

... and make sure that the openssl config file contains following lines:

openssl_conf = openssl_init

[openssl_init]
providers = provider_sect

[provider_sect]
default = default_sect
legacy = legacy_sect

[default_sect]
activate = 1

[legacy_sect]
activate = 1

Available transactions

• Transfer
• ValidatorRegistration
• Vote
• MultiSignature
• MultiPayment
• ValidatorResignation
• UsernameRegistration
• UsernameResignation

Features

• secured private keys storage
• secured webhook subscriptions storage
• offline network configuration available
• pool server with remote managment tool
• cmd command line set_pool and dump_prk for windows platform
• pool installation and update using pip

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