GXCUtil
GXCUtil is a Python utility library for GXC.
Installation
$ pip install gxcutil
Utilities
GXCUtil includes several pure Python (exclude AES) utility functions.
ecc- Pure python ECC methods. Supports Secp256k1 and wNAF caching implemented.aes.py- AES encrypt/decryptbase58.py- Base58 encode/decodeclient.py- Django request IP parserhash.py- A few hash functionskey.py- GXC private/public key converterserialize.py- GXC transaction serializerutils.py- etc.
Caution
This repository is implemented and maintained for internal use only. Please use GXCUtil on your own risk.
License
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