myb-celsius-network-api
An API client for the Celsius Network (Wallet) API
Installation
The package is availble via PyPi and can be installed with the following command:
pip3 install myb-celsius-network-api
To install it from the repo, clone the repo and cd into the directory:
git clone https://github.com/mine-your-business/myb-celsius-network-api.git
cd myb-celsius-network-api
You can install this library with pip:
pip3 install .
Testing
Celsius Network offers a number of different "partner" integrations. The one this library leverages is the "Omnibus Treasury" partnership which is documented here.
Instructions on how to acquire a partner token are described in that document and it links to a guide on generating an API key.
Postman Docs for their API can be found here.
Before tests can be run, a local_env_vars.py file needs to be created in the tests folder. You can use the local_env_vars_example.py file as an example for the content - just be sure to fill out the API key and token data with actual secrets from Celsius Network.
To run tests, simply run the following command:
pytest --verbose
To print output of tests, run the following:
pytest --verbose -s
Releases
Releases should follow a Semantic Versioning scheme.
When changes have been made that warrant a new release that should be published, modify the __version__ in setup.py
After the change is merged to the main branch, go to releases and Draft a new release. The Tag version should follow the pattern v1.0.0 and should Target the main branch.
The Release title should not include the v from the tag and should have a reasonably detailed description of the new release's changes.
Once the release has been published, the .github/workflows/python-publish.yml GitHub Actions Workflow should trigger and automatically upload the new version to PyPi]pypi using GitHub secrets credentials stored with the Mine Your Business GitHub Organization.
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