blockparty 0.7.1

Unified Python client for Etherscan, Routescan and Blockscout EVM block explorer APIs

blockparty

A unified Python client for EVM block explorer APIs — Etherscan, Routescan, and Blockscout.

Normalizes responses across providers, supports both sync and async usage, provides automatic fallback across providers, and builds frontend explorer URLs.

Installation

pip install blockparty

For httpx support:

pip install "blockparty[httpx]"

Requires Python ≥ 3.10.

Features

• Multi-provider support — Etherscan, Routescan, and Blockscout behind one API
• Normalized responses — Consistent Pydantic models regardless of which explorer answered
• Sync and async — SyncBlockpartyClient and AsyncBlockpartyClient
• Provider fallback — Clients try providers in order, automatically falling back on transient errors
• Shared rate limiting — Per-(provider, api_key) token bucket shared across all clients via ProviderSet
• Pluggable HTTP backend — aiohttp + requests (default) or httpx (optional)
• Transport injection — Pass your own aiohttp.ClientSession or httpx.AsyncClient
• Response caching — Configurable TTL, per-request force_refresh override
• Retry with backoff — Exponential backoff + jitter on transient errors
• Frontend URL builder — Generate explorer links for addresses, transactions, tokens, and blocks
• Bundled chain registry — 600+ chains with offline lookup and CLI regeneration

Quick Start

Async

from blockparty import AsyncBlockpartyClient

async with AsyncBlockpartyClient(chain_id=8453) as client:
    response = await client.get_internal_transactions(
        address="0x4200000000000000000000000000000000000006",
        start_block=7775467,
        limit=10,
        sort="asc",
    )
    for tx in response.result:
        print(f"{tx.hash}: {tx.value} wei")

Sync

from blockparty import SyncBlockpartyClient

with SyncBlockpartyClient(chain_id=8453) as client:
    response = client.get_internal_transactions(address="0x...", limit=10)

No API key required — blockparty auto-resolves to the best available explorer (priority: Etherscan > Routescan > Blockscout).

What Else It Does

Client configuration — Explicit explorer types, API keys, tier selection, httpx backend, transport injection, cache tuning.

Shared providers — ProviderSet shares rate limit budgets across clients, supports per-chain API keys via chain_ids, and gives every client automatic fallback with FallbackWarning.

Connection pool — AsyncBlockpartyPool / SyncBlockpartyPool caches clients per chain and delegates all fallback logic to ProviderSet.

URL builder — .urls for the preferred explorer, .urls_for(resp.provider) for the explorer that actually served a response. Supports Etherscan, Routescan (vanity + generic), and Blockscout.

Chain registry — 600+ chains bundled, offline lookup by ID or name search, custom JSON files, CLI regeneration.

Rate limits & tiers — Built-in tier enums for all three providers, CustomRateLimit for enterprise plans, Blockscout adaptive headers.

Development

git clone https://github.com/your-org/blockparty.git
cd blockparty
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest
ruff check src/ tests/

See CONTRIBUTING.md for how to add new endpoints, run tests, and submit changes.

License

MIT