multiversx-sdk 2.0.0

The MultiversX Python SDK.

mx-sdk-py

The Python SDK for interacting with MultiversX. It's an all in one sdk that can be used to create transactions (including smart contract calls and deployments), sign and broadcast transactions, create wallets and many more.

Documentation

• Cookbook
• Auto-generated documentation

Development setup

Virtual environment

Create a virtual environment and install the dependencies:

python3 -m venv ./venv
source ./venv/bin/activate
pip install -r ./requirements.txt --upgrade

Install development dependencies, as well:

pip install -r ./requirements-dev.txt --upgrade

Allow pre-commit to automatically run on git commit:

pre-commit install

Above, requirements.txt should mirror the dependencies section of pyproject.toml.

If using VSCode, restart it or follow these steps:

• Ctrl + Shift + P
• Select Interpreter
• Choose ./venv/bin/python.

Tests

Run the tests as follows:

This command runs all tests:

pytest .

If you want to skip network interaction tests run:

pytest -m "not networkInteraction"

We have some tests fetching mainnet transactions that are quite time consuming. To skip those, run this command:

pytest -m "not mainnet"

Generate test coverage report

First, we run the tests using coverage:

coverage run -m pytest .

Then, we can generate a report in the terminal using:

coverage report

We can also generate a html report using:

coverage html

Re-generate the docs

Each time a new module/submodule is added it needs to be added to the docs, as well. To do so cd in the root directory then run the following command:

sphinx-apidoc -f -o docs/ multiversx_sdk/ '*_test.py' '*constants.py'

This command will regenerate the .rst files for each module, excluding the tests and the constants.py files.

Also, each time a new version is released, the conf.py file should be updated accordingly.

Re-generate protobuf files:

protoc multiversx_sdk/core/proto/transaction.proto --python_out=. --pyi_out=.

Note that protoc must be installed beforehand. Use the same version as the one referenced in requirements.txt. For example, if we reference protobuf==5.29.4 in requirements.txt, then use protobuf v29.4.