ETHBinductor (ETH Contract abi Bind Conductor)
This tool helps to generate web3py bind of etherium contract abi from abi json.
Installation:
pip install ethbinductor
Additional lib for binds:
pip install ethbind
Usage:
Run cli:
python -m ethbinductor
or
python3 -m ethbinductor
else
ethbinductor
Parse abi & get using abi providers:
# Contract (ERC20) load using etherscan http json api (default output to console)
ethbinductor get-abi 0xc3761eb917cd790b30dad99f6cc5b4ff93c4f9ea --abi-provider etherscan
Save json abi into the file (more providers see in the sources & cli help)
# Contract (ERC20) load using etherscan http json api (save to file)
ethbinductor get-abi 0xc3761eb917cd790b30dad99f6cc5b4ff93c4f9ea --abi-provider etherscan --output file examples/abi/erc20.json
Translate json abi to the code bind:
# Contract (ERC20) load using file & translate it to native Python binding (default output to console)
ethbinductor abi2py --cls-name ERC20 --abi-provider file examples/abi/erc20.json
# Same, but save translated code to file
ethbinductor abi2py --cls-name ERC20 --abi-provider file examples/abi/erc20.json --output file examples/eth_erc20_bind.py
# Contract (ERC20) load using etherscan & translate it to native Python binding (default output to console)
ethbinductor abi2py --cls-name ERC20 --abi-provider etherscan 0xc3761eb917cd790b30dad99f6cc5b4ff93c4f9ea
Save Python bind into the file (more providers see in the sources & cli help)
# Contract (ERC20) load using etherscan & translate it to native Python binding (save to file)
ethbinductor abi2py --cls-name ERC20 --abi-provider etherscan 0xc3761eb917cd790b30dad99f6cc5b4ff93c4f9ea --output file examples/eth_erc20_bind.py
Bind example of ERC20 you can see here with usage example but, first install base lib:
pip install ethbind
TODO: Custom samples & providers (for example to use bscscan with your api key & etc.)
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