mighty-sdk-core 0.1.10

This is the core module for the Mighty Network's SDK, providing essential functionalities and utilities.

mighty-sdk-core

This directory contains the core functionalities of the Mighty Network's official SDK. It includes essential modules and utilities that provide the foundational features required for the SDK to operate efficiently.

Quick Start

This section guides you through setting up and using the MightyUserDataClient to fetch and decrypt user data from the Mighty Network API.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.12+

• Install required dependencies:

  pip install aiohttp mighty-sdk-core
  

• Obtain your API key, public key, and private key from the Mighty Network API dashboard.

• Ensure the Mighty API base URL is accessible (defaults to http://localhost:8080).

Basic Usage

1. Initialize the Client: Create an instance of MightyUserDataClient with your API credentials.

   from mighty_sdk_core.mighty.user_data_client import MightyUserDataClient
   
   # Replace with your actual credentials
   api_key = "your-data-api-key"
   public_key = "data-api-key-public-key"
   private_key = "data-api-key-private-key"
   
   client = MightyUserDataClient(
       api_key=api_key,
       api_public_key=public_key,
       api_private_key=private_key
   )
   

2. Fetch and Decrypt Data: Use the get_data method to asynchronously retrieve and decrypt user data.

   import asyncio
   
   async def main():
       try:
           data = await client.get_data()
           print("Decrypted Data:", data)
       except Exception as e:
           print(f"Error: {e}")
   
   # Run the async function
   asyncio.run(main())
   

Environment Configuration

You can configure the API base URL using an environment variable:

export MIGHTY_BASE_URL="<https://your-mighty-api-url>"

If not set, it defaults to http://localhost:8080.

Notes

• Ensure your API credentials are kept secure and not hard-coded in production code.
• The get_data method handles HTTP requests and decryption automatically, returning the decrypted data as a string.
• Errors during fetching or decryption will be raised as exceptions, so use try-except blocks for robust error handling.

This setup should get you up and running quickly with the MightyUserDataClient. For advanced usage, refer to the full documentation.