MxPySerializer
MxPySerializer is a python package that serialize and deserialize MultiversX data format by using ABI definitions.
Installation
Install MxPySerializer with PyPi
pip install -U mxpyserializer
Quick Example
import json
from pathlib import Path
from multiversx_sdk_core import Address, ContractQueryBuilder
from multiversx_sdk_network_providers import ProxyNetworkProvider
from mxpyserializer.abi_serializer import AbiSerializer
# create the serializer and encode the arguments
file_path = Path("abis/onedex-sc.abi.json")
abi_serializer = AbiSerializer.from_abi(file_path)
endpoint_name = "viewPair"
args = [57] # id of the Pair
encoded_args = abi_serializer.encode_endpoint_inputs(endpoint_name, args)
# create the query as usual
proxy_provider = ProxyNetworkProvider("https://gateway.multiversx.com")
builder = ContractQueryBuilder(
contract=Address.from_bech32(
"erd1qqqqqqqqqqqqqpgqqz6vp9y50ep867vnr296mqf3dduh6guvmvlsu3sujc"
),
function=endpoint_name,
call_arguments=encoded_args,
)
query = builder.build()
response = proxy_provider.query_contract(query)
# parse the results and display them
parsed_results = abi_serializer.decode_contract_query_response(
endpoint_name, response
)
print(json.dumps(parsed_results, indent=4))
[
{
"pair_id": 57,
"state": {
"name": "Active",
"discriminant": 1,
"values": null
},
"enabled": true,
"owner": "erd1vudplk63q6fph97suwkqeafw2hmlgctp2aqszsxhv5ur3lkvgrmscg53uk",
"first_token_id": "HYPE-619661",
"second_token_id": "LEGLD-d74da9",
"lp_token_id": "HYPELEGLD-d65493",
"lp_token_decimal": 18,
"first_token_reserve": 27675995026043458404845725,
"second_token_reserve": 586365485849411410,
"lp_token_supply": 1016042899275369744,
"lp_token_roles_are_set": true
}
]
Documentation
Heads up to the documentation to get started!
Contribution
If you have a feedback, a proposal or if you want to contribute, don't hesitate! we welcome all hands on board :wink:
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