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Python SDK for Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS)

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Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS) SDK

Overview

The EAS SDK is a Python library for seamlessly interacting with the Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS), enabling developers to create, manage, and verify on-chain and off-chain attestations across multiple blockchain networks.

Features

  • 🌐 Multi-chain support (Ethereum, Base, Sepolia, and more)
  • 🔒 Secure environment and input validation
  • 💡 Easy-to-use methods for creating attestations
  • 📝 On-chain and off-chain attestation support
  • 🚀 Batch attestation and revocation capabilities
  • 🕒 Flexible timestamping functionality
  • 🔄 Typed attestation data conversion from GraphQL to protobuf

Installation

Install the EAS SDK using pip:

pip install eas-sdk

Quick Start

Basic Initialization

from EAS import EAS

# Initialize EAS for a specific chain
eas = EAS.from_chain(
    chain='base-sepolia',
    private_key='YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY',
    from_account='YOUR_ETHEREUM_ADDRESS'
)

Creating an Attestation

# Register a schema first
schema_uid = eas.register_schema(
    schema="uint256 id,string name",
    network_name="base-sepolia"
)

# Create an attestation
result = eas.attest(
    schema_uid=schema_uid,
    recipient='0x1234...',
    data_values={
        'types': ['uint256', 'string'],
        'values': [42, 'John Doe']
    }
)

print(f"Attestation created: {result.tx_hash}")

Off-Chain Attestation

# Create an off-chain attestation
offchain_attestation = eas.attest_offchain({
    'schema': schema_uid,
    'recipient': '0x1234...',
    'data': b'Offchain data'
})

Batch Operations

# Batch attestation
eas.multi_attest([
    {
        'schema_uid': schema_uid,
        'attestations': [
            {
                'recipient': '0x1234...',
                'data': b'First attestation'
            },
            {
                'recipient': '0x5678...',
                'data': b'Second attestation'
            }
        ]
    }
])

# Batch revocation
eas.multi_revoke([
    {'uid': '0x...first_attestation_uid'},
    {'uid': '0x...second_attestation_uid'}
])

Configuration

Environment Variables

You can also configure EAS using environment variables:

export EAS_CHAIN=base-sepolia
export EAS_PRIVATE_KEY=your_private_key
export EAS_FROM_ACCOUNT=your_ethereum_address

Then initialize EAS without parameters:

eas = EAS.from_environment()

Advanced Configuration

Custom Network Support

# Use a custom RPC endpoint and contract address
eas = EAS.from_chain(
    chain='custom_network',
    private_key='your_private_key',
    from_account='your_address',
    rpc_url='https://custom-rpc.network',
    contract_address='0x..custom_contract_address'
)

Supported Chains

# List all supported chains
print(EAS.list_supported_chains())

# Get configuration for a specific chain
base_config = EAS.get_network_config('base')

Security Features

  • Input validation for all parameters
  • Secure environment variable handling
  • Comprehensive error logging
  • Contract address validation

Attestation Data Conversion

Convert EAS attestation data from GraphQL responses to strongly-typed protobuf messages:

from src.main.EAS.attestation_converter import AttestationConverter, from_graphql_json

# Convert GraphQL decodedDataJson to typed objects
converter = AttestationConverter(
    lambda data: YourProtobufType(
        domain=data.get("domain", ""),
        identifier=data.get("identifier", "")
    )
)

graphql_data = from_graphql_json('your_decoded_data_json')
typed_result = converter.convert(graphql_data)

For detailed usage examples and advanced patterns, see Attestation Converter Documentation.

Error Handling

The SDK provides detailed exceptions:

  • EASValidationError: Input validation failures
  • EASTransactionError: Blockchain interaction problems
  • SecurityError: Security-related issues

Performance Considerations

  • Uses gas estimation with a 20% buffer
  • Supports batch operations for gas efficiency
  • Provides fallback mechanisms for gas estimation

Contribution

Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contribution Guidelines before submitting a pull request.

License

[Insert your project's license here]

Support

For issues, questions, or support, please file an issue on our GitHub repository.

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