jingtum-python-lib
jingtum-python-lib to be used for interacting with jingtum blockchain network. This is the python version.
Source code
jingtum_python_lib - The source codes of jingtum lib.
jingtum_python_baselib - The source codes of jingtum base lib.
test - The unit tests for jingtum lib.
docs - The documentation for the jingtum lib.
Running Requirements
OS can be Windows/Linux, Python version recommend 3.5
below modules also need
ecdsa>=0.13
eventemitter>=0.2.0
schedule>=0.5.0
six>=1.11.0
websocket-client>=0.47.0
Installation
use pip command can install with ease, pip installation process will auto check module requirements
pip install jingtum-python-lib`
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