Ceramic Python client
This Ceramic client implements the payload building, encoding, and signing needed to interact with the Ceramic Network. It currently supports ModelInstanceDocument.
Features
- Implements payload building, encoding, and signing for Ceramic interactions
- Currently supports
ModelInstanceDocument
Working with Ceramic streams
Install the Ceramic client using pip
pip3 install ceramic_python
Create a stream
First, generate a Decentralized Identifier (DID) using a DID library.
from ceramic_python.helper import get_iso_timestamp
from ceramic_python.did import DID
from ceramic_python.ceramic_client import CeramicClient
from ceramic_python.model_instance_document import ModelInstanceDocument, ModelInstanceDocumentMetadataArgs
def initialize_ceramic():
did = DID(
id="did:key:z6MkefHJkv4f658zsR59uRAZqCa8wuz8hKJ8VGQUHznN3XB9",
private_key="e40070a71c32a1b22dbd2123cde261446a9e9d2dfefefef03ec4619697d14eb2",
)
ceramic_client = CeramicClient("<CERAMIC_NODE_URL>", did)
return ceramic_client, did
def create_document():
ceramic_client, did = initialize_ceramic()
metadata_args = ModelInstanceDocumentMetadataArgs(
controller=did.id,
model="kjzl6hvfrbw6c7wjdc58s11ru9y3h2ubzq6yixqy134xkc63bnnzjcnwaimf711",
)
content = {
"title": "Alice",
"createdAt": get_iso_timestamp(),
"updatedAt": get_iso_timestamp(),
}
doc = ModelInstanceDocument.create(ceramic_client, content, metadata_args)
print(f"Stream created with ID: {doc.stream_id}")
return doc
# Create a new stream
create_document()
Read stream
from ceramic_python.did import DID
from ceramic_python.ceramic_client import CeramicClient
from ceramic_python.model_instance_document import ModelInstanceDocument
def initialize_ceramic():
did = DID(
id="did:key:z6MkefHJkv4f658zsR59uRAZqCa8wuz8hKJ8VGQUHznN3XB9",
private_key="e40070a71c32a1b22dbd2123cde261446a9e9d2dfefefef03ec4619697d14eb2",
)
ceramic_client = CeramicClient("<CERAMIC_NODE_URL>", did)
return ceramic_client, did
def load_document(stream_id):
ceramic_client, _ = initialize_ceramic()
doc = ModelInstanceDocument.load(ceramic_client, stream_id)
print(f"Data from stream: {doc.content}")
return doc
# Load data from a specific stream
load_document(<STREAM_ID>)
Update stream (Replace)
from ceramic_python.helper import get_iso_timestamp
from ceramic_python.did import DID
from ceramic_python.ceramic_client import CeramicClient
from ceramic_python.model_instance_document import ModelInstanceDocument
def initialize_ceramic():
did = DID(
id="did:key:z6MkefHJkv4f658zsR59uRAZqCa8wuz8hKJ8VGQUHznN3XB9",
private_key="e40070a71c32a1b22dbd2123cde261446a9e9d2dfefefef03ec4619697d14eb2",
)
ceramic_client = CeramicClient("<CERAMIC_NODE_URL>", did)
return ceramic_client, did
def update_document(stream_id):
ceramic_client, _ = initialize_ceramic()
doc = ModelInstanceDocument.load(ceramic_client, stream_id)
updated_content = {
"title": "Second",
"createdAt": get_iso_timestamp(),
"updatedAt": get_iso_timestamp(),
}
updated = doc.replace(updated_content)
print(f"Updated data: {updated.content}")
return updated
# Update an existing stream
update_document(<STREAM_ID>)
Update stream (Patch)
from ceramic_python.helper import get_iso_timestamp
from ceramic_python.did import DID
from ceramic_python.ceramic_client import CeramicClient
from ceramic_python.model_instance_document import ModelInstanceDocument
def initialize_ceramic():
did = DID(
id="did:key:z6MkefHJkv4f658zsR59uRAZqCa8wuz8hKJ8VGQUHznN3XB9",
private_key="e40070a71c32a1b22dbd2123cde261446a9e9d2dfefefef03ec4619697d14eb2",
)
ceramic_client = CeramicClient("<CERAMIC_NODE_URL>", did)
return ceramic_client, did
def patch_document(stream_id):
ceramic_client, _ = initialize_ceramic()
doc = ModelInstanceDocument.load(ceramic_client, stream_id)
patch = [
{"op": "replace", "path": "/title", "value": "Patched Title"},
{"op": "replace", "path": "/updatedAt", "value": get_iso_timestamp()}
]
patched_doc = doc.patch(patch)
print(f"Stream patched. New content: {patched_doc.content}")
return patched_doc
# Patch an existing stream
patch_document(<STREAM_ID>)
For Developement
- Clone this repository
git clone git@github.com:indexnetwork/ceramic-python.git
cd ceramic-client
- Install Pipenv.
- Generate the virtual environment:
make new_env && pipenv shell
Credits
This project is largely based on the work done by the team at https://github.com/valory-xyz/ceramic-py/. We are grateful for their contributions to the Ceramic ecosystem and the open-source community.
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