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PNRW: Python Nanocurrency RPC Wrapper

PNRW is a Python Wrapper for the Nano RPC protocol.

PNRW supports Banano as well!


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Installation

PNRW can be installed using PyPI

pip install pnrw

Looking to install from source code?

pip install .

Documentation

PNRW uses the same variable and function names as the RPC Protocol, this means that you can use the official documentation for this library.

(There are some differences, please check the difference guide below)


pnrw.Node

The node class handles all node connections.

import pnrw

node = pnrw.Node("nodeIp") # Create a new node instance

Arguments

ip (str): The node IP address

Optional arguments

port (int): The node's RPC port, default value is 7076

dontUseHTTPS (bool): Disables HTTPS, default value if False

headers (dict): Custom headers that are sent with each request, default value is "Default"

banano (bool): Ensures correct configuration when using PNRW for Banano, default is False


Examples

Starting code

import pnrw

node = pnrw.Node("mynano.ninja/api/node") # Create a new node instance

Starting code for Banano

import pnrw

node = pnrw.Node("kaliumapi.appditto.com/api", banano=True) # Create a new node instance

Getting basic node information

import pnrw

node = pnrw.Node("mynano.ninja/api/node") # Create a new node instance

print(node.block_count()) # Check node block count
print(node.version()["protocol_version"]) # Print protocol version of node
print(node.uptime()) # Print node uptime in seconds

Showing current account balance

import pnrw

node = pnrw.Node("mynano.ninja/api/node") # Create a new node instance

balance = node.account_balance("nano_396phmigwi883hk4x3teedtjk1ejskckmqe7xz3ymfnhe58p9o8gzmkygx91") # Get balance of an account
myBalance = node.rai_from_raw(balance["balance"]) # Convert from raw to Nano

print(f"I currently have {myBalance} Nano!")

Convert units

from pnrw import convert

print(convert.convert(123,"nano","knano")) # convert 123 Nano to kNano
print(convert.convert(456,"ban","banoshi")) # convert 456 Banano to banoshi

Differences from official commands

Node.sign

Official documentation: https://docs.nano.org/commands/rpc-protocol/#sign

Changed to: sign_private() & sign_acount() & sign_block_hash()

Changes

Use sign_private() when signing a block with a private key, sign_account() when signing a block with an account from wallet and sign_block_hash() when signing a block hash.

Donations

All donations and contributions are welcome! <3

Nano: nano_396phmigwi883hk4x3teedtjk1ejskckmqe7xz3ymfnhe58p9o8gzmkygx91

Banano: ban_1aws637mb3qnuf9j8swzufq3nj3fttuzkixbd817nmmhyms6a6kt1zyptq87

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