peaq-sdk 0.0.5

peaq python sdk

Peaq SDK (Python)

A robust Python SDK for seamless interaction with the peaq blockchain, supporting both EVM and Substrate-based operations. It provides tools to manage Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs), interact with on-chain storage, and perform blockchain transactions with or without local signing capabilities.

Features

• DID creation and management
• On-chain storage utilization
• RBAC capabilities (coming soon)
• Universal Machine Time (coming soon)

Installation

Install via pip:

pip install peaq-sdk

Quick Start

Initialize the SDK for interaction:

EVM Connection

from peaq_sdk import Sdk
from peaq_sdk.types import ChainType

# Without signing capabilities (read-only and transaction creation)
sdk = Sdk.create_instance(
    base_url="https://peaq.api.onfinality.io/public",
    chain_type=ChainType.EVM,
)

# With signing capabilities
sdk = Sdk.create_instance(
    base_url="https://peaq.api.onfinality.io/public",
    chain_type=ChainType.EVM,
    seed=my_private_key_or_mnemonic,
)

Substrate Connection

from peaq_sdk import Sdk
from peaq_sdk.types import ChainType

# Without signing capabilities (read-only and transaction creation)
sdk = Sdk.create_instance(
    base_url="wss://peaq.api.onfinality.io/public-ws",
    chain_type=ChainType.Substrate,
)

# With signing capabilities
sdk = Sdk.create_instance(
    base_url="wss://peaq.api.onfinality.io/public-ws",
    chain_type=ChainType.Substrate,
    seed=my_private_key_or_mnemonic,
)

SDK Operations

All return objects are either:

Unsent Transaction/Call (seed not in create_instance)

• Message indicating what tx or call was built.
• Transaction/Call to send:
  • For EVM instance it will return an EVM Transactions the user can send themselves.
  • The Substrate instance returns a Call object that must be sent using the substrate-interface package.
  • You can see how these calls are sent in the sdk under the _send_evm_tx() and _send_substrate_tx() functions in the peaq_sdk/base.py file.

Sent Transaction (seed in create_instance)

• Message indicating the operation performed.
• Receipt of the EVM/Substrate transaction.

Read operations are able to perform without a seed/private key being set. They query the item and return it to the user.

Below are quick examples how to use the sdk assuming the seed is set. For a more detailed tutorial please checkout our Python SDK Reference.

Decentralized Identifiers (DID)

Create a DID

# example that uses all of the custom fields
from peaq_sdk.types import CustomDocumentFields, Verification, Service, Signature

custom_fields = CustomDocumentFields(
    verifications=[
        Verification(type='EcdsaSecp256k1RecoveryMethod2020')
        ]
    signature=Signature(type='EcdsaSecp256k1RecoveryMethod2020', issuer='0x9Eeab1aCcb1A701aEfAB00F3b8a275a39646641E', hash='0xGENERATED_HASH'),
    services=[
        Service(id='#cid', type='peaqStorage', data='CID_VALUE')
        ]
    )

receipt = sdk.did.create(name="myDid", custom_document_fields=custom_fields)

Read a DID

# EVM
result = sdk.did.read(name="myDid", wss_base_url="wss://peaq.api.onfinality.io/public-ws")

# Substrate
result = sdk.did.read(name="myDid")

Update a DID

from peaq_sdk.types import CustomDocumentFields, Verification, Service, Signature

custom_fields = CustomDocumentFields(
    verifications=[
        Verification(type='EcdsaSecp256k1RecoveryMethod2020')
        ]
    signature=Signature(type='EcdsaSecp256k1RecoveryMethod2020', issuer='0x9Eeab1aCcb1A701aEfAB00F3b8a275a39646641C', hash='0xGENERATED_HASH'),
    services=[
        Service(id='#cid', type='peaqStorage', data='CID_VALUE')
        ]
    )

result = sdk.did.update(name="myDid", custom_document_fields=custom_fields)

Delete a DID

result = sdk.did.delete(name="myDid")

On-chain Storage

Add Item

result = sdk.storage.add_item(item_type='key', item='value')

Read Item

result = sdk.storage.get_item(item_type='key')

Update Item

sdk.storage.update_item(item_type='key', item='new_value')

Remove Item

sdk.storage.remove_item(item_type='key')

Security and Private Keys

• Private keys are never stored, sent, or logged by the SDK.
  • Used solely to generate an Account or Keypair.
• Signing occurs locally only.
• Ensure your local environment securely manages and protects private keys. Never share your private keys.

Development

Virtual Environment

python3 -m venv working_env
source working_env/bin/activate

Build Package

pip install -r requirements.txt
python -m build

Exit Virtual Environment

deactivate

Testing

Checkout the README.md file in /tests directory for more information.