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Bitcoin SV made easier.

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Forked from Ofek’s awesome Bit library: https://github.com/ofek/bit

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Note: Legacy Addresses

Bitcoin SV will be reinstating legacy address format as the default standard for ease of use. However, “cashaddress” is a great tool for conversions if needed. https://github.com/oskyk/cashaddress/

Note: Default Fee = 1 sat/byte

The capacity of the Bitcoin SV network is such that 1 sat/byte virtually guarantees that your transaction will be included in the next block. This is therefore the default. However, it is trivial to specify a higher transaction fee by including this as an additional parameter to any of the transaction related functions.

What needs fixing

  • A few more additions to BitIndex api

  • Documentation and examples

  • Make new repos (powered by bitsv) for interfacing with BitPaste api and others

  • Testing modules / coverage

  • Testnet api


Examples

BitSV is so easy to use:

  1. Simple payment:

>>> import bitsv
>>> my_key = bitsv.Key('YourPrivateKeyGoesHere')
>>> my_key.get_balance()
10000000  # satoshis
>>> # Can include a long list of tuples as outputs
>>> outputs = [
>>>     # Donate to AustEcon! (Currency conversion via api)
>>>     ('1PdvVPTzXmo4cSs68HctLUxAdW917UZtC8', 0.10, 'usd'),  # $USD 0.10 as bsv
>>>     ('1PdvVPTzXmo4cSs68HctLUxAdW917UZtC8', 0.0001, 'bsv')
>>> ]
>>> my_key.send(outputs)
'dec895d1aa0e820984c5748984ba36854163ec3d6847c94e82a921765c5b23e1'

Here’s the transaction https://whatsonchain.com/tx/dec895d1aa0e820984c5748984ba36854163ec3d6847c94e82a921765c5b23e1.

  1. OP_RETURN - 100kb size limit now supported:

>>> # One example usecase for OP_RETURN metadata (3 lines of code)
>>> import bitsv
>>> my_key = bitsv.Key('YourPrivateKeyGoesHere')
>>> # input a list of tuples (data, encoding) pairs ("utf-8" or "hex" encoding)
>>> # each tuple in the list is a pushdata element within the OP_RETURN.
>>> lst_of_pushdata = [('6d01', 'hex'), ('new_name', 'utf-8')]
>>> # This sets memo.sv name (linked to this bitcoin address) to "new_name"
>>> # (as per https://memo.sv/protocol)
>>> my_key.send_op_return(lst_of_pushdata)  # default fee = 1 sat/byte
  1. Hierarchical Deterministic wallet functions (added 7/04/19):

>>> import bitsv
>>> xprv = bitsv.Bip32utils.get_xprv_bip32_node("xprv9s21ZrQH143K4Un4SHjdvXpzzdQjpm7vVhQ79BMi5V58nptUo4NGqytwH68XAVj5LkDxjSqdVjdDinFCT8WqfBT7zigdtaGcrffTmBdwFH5")
>>> # Receiving addresses
>>> bitsv.Bip32utils.get_addresses_from_xprv(xprv, derivation_path='0', index_end=3)
['1PPro3nLxMB7A1BJXfZkRDHCRugj8z4d7R',
'169YSZGMvtHvKbRHTpYCQZWx1phfJp2DCe',
'1PhGu2V5T5g26bHi6qKg2KmxpUQLuNwyKT']
>>> # Change addresses
>>> bitsv.Bip32utils.get_addresses_from_xprv(xprv, derivation_path='1', index_end=3)
['1FUT1Yn7RcsXADpkfweiVrfkPurkFBDfuU',
'1M126MVQst5XGGqV6gVuXxCAwTGkwwgspk',
'1BX2BzUhuWCod14BMLYUFyMiXX2qhJbNX5']
>>> # Receiving address private key objects (have a wif() function to return Base58 key)
>>> bitsv.Bip32utils.get_private_keys(xprv, derivation_path='0', index_end=3)
[private_for <xpub6AJDyEAwA8V7aVsF4dU3Kfdp9dH7W85F8iaWqgXqoeXEGWKBP3e7PeW2s76FM4krswNPkuHHUxaDPLD8aYG3CGyYU539MpHUsWCXk2W4pfV>,
 private_for <xpub6AJDyEAwA8V7ec7QFow54ssKpgtys6JY2gUzmpKQnDGvs6UoqYbpuu1a9JYxWJZ4UkWoZLAsRF2w8QA2pxDpMjyuzHDmYMTB7mpuPk5bpM5>,
 private_for <xpub6AJDyEAwA8V7ho8mZJyWFcz9kWzb8QcCSizGLsHgjKZj4eFT9LeuhUFyRXNzCzZJCPfmR2fXG9VXhHKVWJa9ZPUWK89rmjdkhTbQDUTTLfA>]
>>> # Change address private key objects (have a wif() function to return Base58 key)
>>> bitsv.Bip32utils.get_private_keys(xprv, derivation_path='1', index_end=3)
[private_for <xpub6BWD9MXYKixkSVevXDmDqFbG9TxKPEaCddPVCeNYMHQtQAZrppDBZjbspf31PNoosbfqdq2Db6FS1hQcPe5RaCxH7D2M91smfXhigkMPKd2>,
 private_for <xpub6BWD9MXYKixkWH7pdjuUgkwMnQgq3Pndiynz6fP8FpgSLo7GLvYWALgvmy5eY35z95yVST455jAsKrUEF2WkGhfxX5i8WEUSEffYf1wiP13>,
 private_for <xpub6BWD9MXYKixkYkmyDGYQSkR4YdQzQqfkafw4zLCof9XYfp6pLSPrEvuNZftfHgcdxj57AzKQ7AgXMz1LDbyeTnzw3FjuCGf962TWipBydgR>]
>>> # WIF Format keys for use in bitsv.PrivateKey() to access related functions for each respective address
>>> bitsv.Bip32utils.get_private_keys(xprv, derivation_path='1', index_end=3, wif_format=True)
['L5ieGMBFteTHJTdA4ERA6eBbvojXqpbNHBqiSDAeFdXxZDnjNtkF',
 'KyGbQzXanN84fTrNrm2uvtw3qK1bHRLVMp7dT5Dnp5TcRsW6newc',
 'Kzt26jcyzQtiPjaxcTSjRCYxSg8gLV7tV3w2tuBVHejYwgpsBBxx']
>>> # If you only have xpub key you can still generate the addresses to "view only"
>>> # Use the BitIndex api to query the network directly for xpub total balance etc.
>>> # xpub queries on BitIndex require an API key from https://www.bitindex.network/#get-api-key

Features

  • Python’s fastest available implementation (100x faster than closest library)

  • 100kb OP_RETURN transactions made very simple

  • Hierarchical deterministic key support (thanks to pycoin)

  • Fully supports 21 different currencies via exchange rate API

  • First class support for storing data in the blockchain

  • Compressed public keys by default

  • Multiple representations of private keys; WIF, PEM, DER, etc.

  • Standard P2PKH transactions

Installation

BitSV is distributed on PyPI as a universal wheel and is available on Linux/macOS and Windows and supports Python 3.5+ and PyPy3.5-v5.7.1+. pip >= 8.1.2 is required.

$ pip install bitsv  # pip3 if pip is Python 2 on your system.

Credits

  • ofek for the original bit codebase.

  • teran-mckinney for his work on the bitcash fork

  • richardkiss for his work on pycoin (for Hierarchical Deterministic wallet functions)

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