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Nektar, a Python package to access Hive API.

Project description

nektar

nektar allows communication to the Hive blockchain using the Hive API.

Official Release

nektar can now be used on your Python projects through PyPi by running pip command on a Python-ready environment.

pip install hive-nektar --upgrade

Current version is 0.9.*, but more updates are coming soon.

This is compatible with Python 3.9 or later.

WARNINGS:

  • This package is still under development, some future breakage is inevatable.
  • Some AppBase API methods are still under development and subject to change.
  • Do NOT copy your private keys in your codes!

Features

1. Lightweight package for small Hive dApps or projects.
2. Readily available methods using the nektar.Waggle() class.
3. Highly costumizable via appbase module.

Nektar Module

Import Module

from nektar import Waggle

Basic Setup

from nektar import Waggle

username = "hive-username"
app = "nectar.app"
version = "2022.10.05"

hive = Waggle(username)

Setup Application

username = "hive-nektar"
app_name = "nektar.app"
version = "2022.10.05"

hive = Waggle(username, app=app_name, version=version)

Setup Application with WIF/s

WARNING: Store WIFs securely in a separate file!

username = "hive-nektar"
app_name = "nektar.app"
version = "2022.10.05"

hive = Waggle(username, app=app_name, version=version)

wifs = [ "5*" ]

hive.append_wif(wifs)

Browse Communities

## get up to 200 communities by rank
communities = hive.communities(limit=200)
for community in communities:
    print(community["name"] + "\t" + community["title"])

communities = {}
sorting = ["new", "rank", "subs"]
for sort in sorting:
    ## get up to 1000 communities per sorting filter
    for community in hive.communities(sort=sort):
        communities.update({community["name"]: community})

Get Posts in a Community Get posts in a community by sorting filter created, trending, hot, promoted, payout, payout_comments, or muted.

community = "hive-1*"  # supply with a valid community name
posts = hive.posts(community, limit=100, sort="created")
print(posts[0]["author"])
print(posts[0]["permlink"])
print(posts[0]["title"])

Get Posts with a Tag Get posts in a community by sorting filter: created, trending, hot, promoted, payout, payout_comments, or muted.

tag = "nature"
posts = hive.posts(tag, limit=10, sort="created")
for post in posts:
    print(post["title"])

Get Community Sunscribers

subscribers = {}
community = "hive-1*"  # supply with a valid community name
for subscriber in hive.subscribers(community, limit=1000):
    subscribers.update({subscriber[0]: subscriber})
    print(subscriber[0])

Search Accounts Starting with a pattern

accounts = hive.accounts(start="h", limit=1000)

Get a List of Followers

## followers of the initialized account
followers = hive.followers()
print(followers)

## or using a valid account username
followers = hive.followers(account="valid-username")
print(followers)

Get Blog Posts Get posts of an account by sorting filter: blog, feed, post, replies, or payout

## blog posts of the initialized account
blogs = hive.blogs(limit=10)
for blog in blogs:
    for key, value in blog.items():
        print(key + ":", value)
        
## customized blog search from another account
blogs = hive.blogs(account="valid-username", sort="blog")
for blog in blogs:
    for key, value in blog.items():
        print(key + ":", value)

Create a Post Programmatically

WARNING: Do NOT abuse Hive, post only quality contents not more than once a day.

    
title = "Make Your Title Catchy, But Not ClickBait-y"
body =  "# This is a header\n\n" \
        "## Adding a `h2` Header" \
        "![Image Caption](https://image.link.goes/here)\n\n" \
        "<center>How to center a text?</center>\n\n" \
        "This is how to make it *itzlic*, **bold**, or ***both***!\n\n" \
        "Drink more H<sub>2</sub>O<sup>[citatation needed]</sup> everyday.\n\n" \
        "<br> this is a line break, below is a horizontal rule:\n\n" \
        "---" \
        "Click this [link](https://www.markdownguide.org/) to learn more about Markdowwn.\n\n"
description = "My first blog using Nektar!"
tags = "devtalk nektar hive api coderundebug"
community = "hive-1*"  # use a valid community name

hive.new_post(title, body, description, tags, community)

Vote on A Post

author = ""
permlink = ""
weight = 10000  # -10000 to 10000, where 1000 = 100%

hive.vote(author, permlink, weight)

Send a Memo

receiver = "valid-username"
amount = 0.001
asset = "HBD"
message = "Sending you some HBDs..."
hive.memo(receiver, amount, asset, message)

AppBase Module

Basic Usage

from appbase import AppBase

hive = AppBase(username)
hive.append_wif("5*")

props = hive.api("database").get_dynamic_global_properties({})

username = "nektar"
account = hive.api("condenser").get_accounts([[self.username]])

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