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monitor-as-a-service (Python SDK)

Reference Python implementation of the MaaS Open Schema v1. Reads, parses and verifies dIAra/MaaS anchors directly from Stellar + IPFS — no API key, no centralized backend.

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Install

From source (until published to PyPI):

pip install -e ./sdk/py
# or, if using requirements.txt: -e git+https://github.com/alejoherrera/stellar_repo.git#subdirectory=sdk/py&egg=monitor_as_a_service

Quickstart

from monitor_as_a_service import Client

client = Client.testnet("GDRWQERI6PI3WICTGPJBFBEFRV7ZRLCWG3IRA2YZQA5ZINHPY23JCPFR")

project = client.project()
print(project.name, project.partner)

for o in client.outputs():
    print(o.output_id, o.workers, o.phase, o.image_url)

# Verify cryptographic integrity of one output
result = client.verify("20251029-060211")
print("JSON match:", result.json_ok, "Image match:", result.image_ok)

API

Client.testnet(account) / Client.mainnet(account)

Builds a read-only client. Optional kwargs: gateways=[...], timeout=30.

client.project() -> Project | None

Returns the project metadata (name, partner, url, system) read from proj:{code}:* keys.

client.outputs() -> Iterator[Output]

Iterates over all anchored outputs, newest first.

client.get(output_id) -> Output | None

Fetches a specific output.

client.verify(output_id, verify_image=True) -> VerificationResult

Fetches content from IPFS gateways (with fallback) and compares SHA-256 against on-chain anchors.

client.fetch_from_ipfs(cid, as_bytes=False)

Low-level: try each gateway, return parsed JSON or raw bytes.

Examples

License

MIT — see source. The schema itself is CC0.

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