Async blockchain nodes interacting tool with ORM-like api.
Project description
Async blockchain nodes interacting tool with ORM-like API
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Motivation
There are a lot of cryprocurrencies and many of them maintain their own blockchain. Essentially, blockchain is a database, therefore you can interact with it in the same way as with the ordinary database. If you follow how the database interacting tools evolved, you can see that at low-level there are database adapters (such as psycopg2, pymongo, etc.) on top of which are built more abstract and convenient ORMs/ODMs (sqlalchemy, mongo-engine, etc.) Blockchain technology, that is still in its infancy, really lacks similar tools for developers. The goal of this project is to become such a tool. It provides both low-level adapters and high-level ORM-like API for interacting with blockchain node. Also, it's worth clarifying, that ordinary databases have already reached stable APIs unlike blockchain nodes that just provide scattered JSON RPC or/and other non-standard API. OBM is trying to do typically things in universal way. Thereby standardization and unification become the second project goal.
Installation
pip install obm
Requirements
- Python 3.8 or higher.
- (optional) bitcoin-core node
- (optional) geth node
Features
- Async and sync top-level ORM-like API
- BTC (bitcoin-core) and ETH (geth) support
- Implemented transaction fetching for Ethereum
- Unified API for sending/receiving transactions, addresses creation and fee estimating
In future
- NodePool model for node horizontal scaling
- Support for: ETH, ETC, DASH, BCH, LTC, ZEC, XEM, XRP, etc.
Example
It uses python built-in async REPL to show asynchronous API
features. Use to launch python -m asyncio
(Python
3.8 or higher).
>>> import asyncio
>>> from obm import models
>>> btc = models.Node(
... name="bitcoin-core",
... rpc_port=18332,
... rpc_username="testnet_user",
... rpc_password="testnet_pass",
... )
>>> eth = models.Node(
... name="geth",
... rpc_port=8545,
... )
>>> # Transaction fetching
>>> await btc.fetch_recent_transactions(limit=1)
[
{
"txid": "cc8c9f7a86261fcb00d68b62073c740b8a0e14079d67e44fd726e0de2954c69a",
"from_address": "2NAmne8BsSXWbV5iStkVzL4vW7Z4F6a5o68",
"to_address": "2NAmne8BsSXWbV5iStkVzL4vW7Z4F6a5o68",
"amount": Decimal("0.00000866"),
"fee": Decimal("0.00000134"),
"block_number": 1722208,
"category": "oneself",
"timestamp": 1588076404,
"info": {...}, # original content
}
]
>>> await eth.fetch_recent_transactions(limit=1)
[
{
"txid": "0x4831820db0de1aad336c7a083b2504ad0b91eba293e5d7a6fa3bef49f660766c",
"from_address": "0xe1082e71f1ced0efb0952edd23595e4f76840128",
"to_address": "0xb610de1be67b10c746afec8fe74ad14d97e34146",
"amount": Decimal("0.000029"),
"fee": Decimal("0.000021"),
"block_number": 6394779,
"category": "oneself",
"timestamp": None,
"info": {...}, # original content
}
]
>>> # Transaction sending
>>> await btc.send_transaction(
... amount=0.00001,
... to_address='2NAmne8BsSXWbV5iStkVzL4vW7Z4F6a5o68',
... subtract_fee_from_amount=True,
... )
{
"txid": "cc8c9f7a86261fcb00d68b62073c740b8a0e14079d67e44fd726e0de2954c69a",
"from_address": "2NAmne8BsSXWbV5iStkVzL4vW7Z4F6a5o68",
"to_address": "2NAmne8BsSXWbV5iStkVzL4vW7Z4F6a5o68",
"amount": Decimal("0.00000866"),
"fee": Decimal("0.00000134"),
"block_number": None,
"category": "oneself",
"timestamp": 1588076404,
"info": {...},
}
>>> await eth.send_transaction(
... amount=0.00005,
... from_address='0xe1082e71f1ced0efb0952edd23595e4f76840128',
... to_address='0xb610de1be67b10c746afec8fe74ad14d97e34146',
... subtract_fee_from_amount=True,
... password="abc",
... )
{
"txid": "0x4831820db0de1aad336c7a083b2504ad0b91eba293e5d7a6fa3bef49f660766c",
"from_address": "0xe1082e71f1ced0efb0952edd23595e4f76840128",
"to_address": "0xb610de1be67b10c746afec8fe74ad14d97e34146",
"amount": Decimal("0.000029"),
"fee": Decimal("0.000021"),
"block_number": None,
"category": "oneself",
"timestamp": None,
"info": {...},
}
Is OBM production ready?
The project is now under active development and it haven't reached the stable API yet. Use at your own risk and lock dependency version on minore.
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.rst for instructions.
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Sponsors
Special thanks for Swapzilla project that paid me part of the development.
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