Bitcoins is an MIT licensed cryptocurrency library, written in Python, for human beings.
Nothing is complicated when it’s in Python. Not even cryptocurrencies.
>>> bitcoins.get_difficulty() 2694047.952955
For now, this library is only a wrapper to BlockExplorer’s stats API. This might change as the project matures.
Features
Getting the current difficulty as a multiple of the minimum difficulty (highest target)
Installation
To install bitcoins, simply:
$ pip install bitcoins
Or, if you have to:
$ easy_install bitcoins
But, you probably shouldn’t do that.
1 maintainer
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