hedera-sdk-python 0.0.2.dev2

A Hiero SDK in pure Python

Hedera (Mini) SDK in Python

This is a Python SDK for interacting with the Hedera Hashgraph platform. It allows developers to:

• Manage Token Transactions like Create, Associate, Dissociate, Transfer & Delete
• Manage Consensus Transactions like Topic Create, Update, Delete
• Submit Topic Messages
• Query Account Balance, Transaction Receipts, Topic Infos and Messages

Table of Contents

• Installation
  • Installing from PyPI
  • Installing from Source
  • Local Editable Installation
• Environment Setup
• Running Tests
• Usage
  • Creating an Account
  • Querying Account Balance
  • Creating a Token
  • Associating a Token
  • Dissociating a Token
  • Transferring Tokens
  • Deleting a Token
  • Transferring HBAR
  • Creating a Topic
  • Submitting a Topic Message
  • Updating a Topic
  • Deleting a Topic
  • Querying Topic
  • Querying Topic Message
• Contributing

Installation

Installing from PyPI

The latest release of this SDK is published to PyPI. You can install it with:

pip install --upgrade pip
pip install hedera-sdk-python

This will pull down a stable release along with the required dependencies.

Installing from Source

You can also clone the repo and install dependencies using uv:

1. Install uv:

uv is an ultra-fast Python package and project manager. It replaces pip, pip-tools, pipx, poetry, pyenv, virtualenv, and more.

curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

If on macOS, you can also install uv using Homebrew:

brew install uv

Other installation methods can be found here.

2. Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/nadineloepfe/hedera_sdk_python.git
cd hedera_sdk_python

3. Install dependencies:

One of the really nice features of uv is that it will download and manage the correct version of python and build with the correct version of python based on the .python-version file in the project. This means you don't have to worry about managing multiple versions of python on your machine!

uv sync
./generate_proto.sh # if needed

To update to a newer version of the protobuf libraries, edit the generate_proto.sh file and change the version number and then rerun it.

Local Editable Installation

For active development, you can install the repo in editable mode. That way, changes in your local code are immediately reflected when you import:

git clone https://github.com/nadineloepfe/hedera_sdk_python.git
cd hedera_sdk_python
pip install --upgrade pip
pip install -e .

Now you can run example scripts like python examples/account_create.py, and it will import from your local hedera_sdk_python code.

Environment Setup

Before using the SDK, you need to configure your environment variables for the operator account and other credentials. Create a .env file in the root of your project with the following (replace with your environment variables):

OPERATOR_ID=0.0.1234xx
OPERATOR_KEY=302e020100300506032b657004220420...
ADMIN_KEY=302a300506032b65700321009308ecfdf...
RECIPIENT_ID=0.0.789xx
TOKEN_ID=0.0.100xx
TOPIC_ID=0.0.200xx
NETWORK=testnet

A sample .env file is provided in the root of this project. If you do not have an account on the Hedera testnet, you can easily get one from the Hedera Portal. Learn more about testnet here.

Running Tests

To run the test suite for the SDK, use the following command:

uv run pytest 

The test file in the root of this project will be automatically run when pushing onto a branch. This is done by running 'Hedera Solo'. Read more about it here:

• Github Marketplace
• Blog Post by Hendrik Ebbers

Output:

Account creation successful. New Account ID: 0.0.5025xxx
New Account Private Key: 228a06c363b0eb328434d51xxx...
New Account Public Key: 8f444e36e8926def492adxxx...
Token creation successful. Token ID: 0.0.5025xxx
Token association successful.
Token dissociation successful.
Token transfer successful.
Token deletion successful.
Topic creation successful.
Topic Message submitted.
Topic update successful.
Topic deletion successful.

Syntax Flexibility

The Hedera SDK in Python supports two distinct syntax styles for creating and executing transactions:

• Pythonic Syntax: Ideal for developers who prefer explicit constructor-style initialization.
• Method Chaining: Provides a fluent API style for chaining methods, commonly used in many SDKs.

You can choose either syntax or even mix both styles in your projects.

Usage

Below are examples of how to use the SDK for various operations. Each section provides both Pythonic syntax and method chaining examples.

Creating an Account

Pythonic Syntax:

transaction = AccountCreateTransaction(
    key=new_account_public_key,
    initial_balance=initial_balance,
    memo="Test Account"
).freeze_with(client)

transaction.sign(operator_key)
transaction.execute(client)

Method Chaining:

transaction = (
        AccountCreateTransaction()
        .set_key(new_account_public_key)
        .set_initial_balance(initial_balance)
        .set_account_memo("Test")
        .freeze_with(client)
    )
    transaction.sign(client.operator_private_key)
    transaction.execute(client)

Querying Account Balance

Pythonic Syntax:

balance = CryptoGetAccountBalanceQuery(account_id=some_account_id).execute(client) print(f"Account balance: {balance.hbars} hbars")

Method Chaining:

balance = ( CryptoGetAccountBalanceQuery() .set_account_id(some_account_id) .execute(client) ) print(f"Account balance: {balance.hbars} hbars")

Creating a Token

Pythonic Syntax:

transaction = TokenCreateTransaction(
    token_name="ExampleToken",
    token_symbol="EXT",
    decimals=2,
    initial_supply=1000,
    treasury_account_id=operator_id,
    admin_key=admin_key
).freeze_with(client)

transaction.sign(admin_key)
transaction.sign(operator_key)
transaction.execute(client)

Method Chaining:

transaction = (
        TokenCreateTransaction()
        .set_token_name("ExampleToken")
        .set_token_symbol("EXT")
        .set_decimals(2)
        .set_initial_supply(1000)
        .set_treasury_account_id(operator_id)
        .set_admin_key(admin_key) # Optional to create a token. Necessary for Token Delete or Update.
        .freeze_with(client)
    )

    transaction.sign(admin_key) # If admin key exists.
    transaction.sign(operator_key)
    transaction.execute(client)

Associating a Token

Pythonic Syntax:

transaction = TokenAssociateTransaction(
    account_id=recipient_id,
    token_ids=[token_id]
).freeze_with(client)

transaction.sign(recipient_key)
transaction.execute(client)

Method Chaining:

transaction = (
        TokenAssociateTransaction()
        .set_account_id(recipient_id)
        .add_token_id(token_id)
        .freeze_with(client)
        .sign(recipient_key)
    )

    transaction.execute(client)

Dissociating a Token

Pythonic Syntax:

transaction = TokenDissociateTransaction(
    account_id=recipient_id,
    token_ids=[token_id]
).freeze_with(client)

transaction.sign(recipient_key)
transaction.execute(client)

Method Chaining:

transaction = (
        TokenDissociateTransaction()
        .set_account_id(recipient_id)
        .add_token_id(token_id)
        .freeze_with(client)
        .sign(recipient_key)
    )

    transaction.execute(client)

Transferring Tokens

Pythonic Syntax:

transaction = TransferTransaction(
    token_transfers={
        token_id: {
            operator_id: -amount,  
            recipient_id: amount   
        }
    }
).freeze_with(client)

transaction.sign(operator_key)
transaction.execute(client)

Method Chaining:

    transaction = (
        TransferTransaction()
        .add_token_transfer(token_id, operator_id, -amount)
        .add_token_transfer(token_id, recipient_id, amount)
        .freeze_with(client)
        .sign(operator_key)
    )

    transaction.execute(client)

Deleting a Token

Pythonic Syntax:

transaction = TokenDeleteTransaction(
    token_id=token_id
).freeze_with(client)

transaction.sign(admin_key)  # Admin key must have been set during token creation.
transaction.sign(operator_key)
transaction.execute(client)

Method Chaining:

    transaction = (
        TokenDeleteTransaction()
        .set_token_id(token_id)
        .freeze_with(client)
    )

    transaction.sign(admin_key) # Admin key must also have been set in Token Create
    transaction.sign(operator_key)
    transaction.execute(client)

Transferring HBAR

Pythonic Syntax:

transaction = TransferTransaction(
    hbar_transfers={
        operator_id: -100000000,  # send 1 HBAR (in tinybars)
        recipient_id: 100000000
    }
).freeze_with(client)

transaction.sign(operator_key)
transaction.execute(client)

Method Chaining:

    transaction = (
        TransferTransaction()
        .add_hbar_transfer(operator_id, -100000000)  # send 1 HBAR (in tinybars)
        .add_hbar_transfer(recipient_id, 100000000)  
        .freeze_with(client)
    )

    transaction.sign(operator_key)
    transaction.execute(client)

Creating a Topic

Pythonic Syntax:

    transaction = (
        TopicCreateTransaction(
            memo="My Super Topic Memo",
            admin_key=topic_admin_key)
        .freeze_with(client)
        .sign(operator_key)
    )

    transaction.execute(client)

Method Chaining:

transaction = (
    TopicCreateTransaction()
    .set_memo("My Super Topic Memo")
    .set_admin_key(topic_admin_key)
    .freeze_with(client)
)

transaction.sign(operator_key)
transaction.execute(client)

Submitting a Topic Message

Pythonic Syntax:

transaction = (
    TopicMessageSubmitTransaction(topic_id=topic_id, message="Hello, from Python SDK!")
    .freeze_with(client)
    .sign(operator_key)
)

transaction.execute(client)

Method Chaining:

transaction = (
    TopicMessageSubmitTransaction()
    .set_topic_id(topic_id)
    .set_message("Hello, from Python SDK!")
    .freeze_with(client)
)

transaction.sign(operator_key)
transaction.execute(client)

Updating a Topic

Pythonic Syntax:

transaction = (
    TopicUpdateTransaction(topic_id=topic_id, memo="Python SDK updated topic")
    .freeze_with(client)
    .sign(operator_key)
)

transaction.execute(client)

Method Chaining:

transaction = (
    TopicUpdateTransaction()
    .set_topic_id(topic_id)
    .set_memo("Python SDK updated topic")
    .freeze_with(client)
)

transaction.sign(operator_key)
transaction.execute(client)

Deleting a Topic

Pythonic Syntax:

transaction = (
    TopicDeleteTransaction(topic_id=topic_id)
    .freeze_with(client)
    .sign(operator_key)
)
transaction.execute(client)

Method Chaining:

transaction = (
    TopicDeleteTransaction()
    .set_topic_id(topic_id)
    .freeze_with(client)
)

transaction.sign(operator_key)
transaction.execute(client)

Querying Topic Info

Pythonic Syntax:

topic_info_query = TopicInfoQuery(topic_id=topic_id)
topic_info = topic_info_query.execute(client)
print(topic_info)

Method Chaining:

topic_info_query = (
    TopicInfoQuery()
    .set_topic_id(topic_id)
)

topic_info = topic_info_query.execute(client)
print(topic_info)

Querying Topic Message

Pythonic Syntax:

query = TopicMessageQuery(
    topic_id=topic_id,
    start_time=datetime.utcnow(),
    chunking_enabled=True,
    limit=0
)

query.subscribe(client)

Method Chaining:

query = (
    TopicMessageQuery()
    .set_topic_id(topic_id) 
    .set_start_time(datetime.utcnow()) 
    .set_chunking_enabled(True) 
    .set_limit(0) 
    )

query.subscribe(client)

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please follow these steps:

1. Fork this repository.
2. Create a new branch with your feature or fix.
3. Make your changes and ensure the tests pass.
3. Submit a pull request.

Please ensure all new code is covered by unit tests.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.