blockapi

Library to interact with numerous cryptocurrency data APIs to get the basic info about account balance, transactions, staking informations, etc. List of supported coins:

coin	API name	supported operations
XTZ	TzscanAPI	balance, transactions, activations, originations, delegations, endorsements, bakings
	TzStatsAPI	staking (balance, rewards)
ATOM	CosmosAPI	balance, transactions, rewards, delegates, votes
DCR	DcrdataAPI	balance, transactions
ADA	CardanoExplorerAPI	balance, transactions
ZEC	ChainSoAPI	balance, transactions
	MercerweissAPI	balance
	ZchainAPI	balance
ETC	BlockscoutAPI	balance
NEO	NeoscanAPI	balance, transactions
ZEN	ZensystemAPI	balance
DASH	ChainSoAPI	balance, transactions
	CryptoIDAPI	balance
DOGE	ChainSoAPI	balance, transactions
BNB	BinanceAPI	balance,transactions
EOS	EosparkAPI	balance, transactions
	GreymassAPI	balance
BCH	BtcAPI	balance
XLM	StellarAPI	balance
RVN	RavencoinAPI	balance
TRX	TronscanAPI	balance
LTC	BlockcypherAPI	balance
	ChainSoAPI	balance, transactions
	CryptoIDAPI	balance
	Ltc1TrezorAPI	balance, transactions
BTC	BlockchainInfoAPI	balance, transactions
	BlockonomicsAPI	balance, transactions
	ChainSoAPI	balance, transactions
	Btc1TrezorAPI	balance, transactions
	Btc2TrezorAPI	balance, transactions
	BitpayAPI	balance
GRS	CryptoIDAPI	balance
ETH	AlethioAPI	balance, transactions, events
	EtherscanAPI	balance, transactions
	EthplorerAPI	balance
ONT	OntioAPI	balance, transactions
VET	DigonchainAPI	balance
BOS	BlockchainosAPI	balance, transactions
LUNA	TerraMoneyAPI	balance, transactions, delegations
DOT	SubscanPolkaAPI	balance, transactions, staking (locked, rewards)
KSM	SubscanKusamaAPI	balance, transactions, staking (locked, rewards)

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites

Python 3.x, PIP (if you'd like to install it this way).

Installing

Library can be installed simply with pip:

pip install blockapi

or by running:

make install

Usage examples

Example usage to get account balance:

import blockapi
myobj = blockapi.api.BlockchainInfoAPI("bitcoin-address-here")
myobj.get_balance()

For some coins there are multiple APIs available. With get_random_api_class_for_coin it is possible to randomly pick any of the available APIs:

myapi = blockapi.get_random_api_class_for_coin('BTC')('1F1tAaz5x1HUXrCNLbtMDqcw6o5GNn4xqX')
myapi.get_balance()

To directly pick first random working API and ask it for the account balance:

>>> blockapi.get_balance_from_random_api('BTC','16ftSEQ4ctQFDtVZiUBusQUjRrGhM3JYwe')
0.010034040000000001

It is possible to ask for a list of working APIs for a coin. They are automatically checked first if they work (test is done with asking for a balance). Only APIs which pass this check are returned:

>>> blockapi.get_working_apis_for_coin('BTC')
(<class 'blockapi.api.blockchaininfo.BlockchainInfoAPI'>, <class 'blockapi.api.blockonomics.BlockonomicsAPI'>, <class 'blockapi.api.insight.BitpayAPI'>, <class 'blockapi.api.trezor.Btc2TrezorAPI'>, <class 'blockapi.api.trezor.Btc1TrezorAPI'>)

During the API instance creation the supplied address is being checked for validity, if the address is not valid, ValueError exception is being raised:

>>> import blockapi
>>> blockapi.api.CosmosAPI('blahblah')
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
File "/srv/apps/blockapi/src/blockapi/blockapi/services.py", line 195, in __init__
self.check_validity()
File "/srv/apps/blockapi/src/blockapi/blockapi/services.py", line 201, in check_validity
self.symbol, self.address_info.address
ValueError: Not a valid ATOM address: b'blahblah'

It is possible to display the result of the address validation with included details like validity, network type, address type, or the info whether the supplied address is an extended one. Not for all coins all the details are available though:

>>> import blockapi
>>> myapi = blockapi.api.TzscanAPI('valid tezos address here')
>>> myapi.address_info
ValidationResult(name='tezos', ticker='xtz', address=b'valid tezos-address here', valid=True, network='both', is_extended=False, address_type='originated_account')

Running the tests

To run the included tests simply issue:

make test

Contributing

TBD

Authors

**Devmons s.r.o. - Initial work - crypkit

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

Credits

**Chris Priest - moneywagon library we took many ideas from - moneywagon
**Joe Black - Address validation library - coinaddr

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

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