PY Crypto HD Wallet
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Introduction
This package contains a very basic implementation of a HD (Hierarchical Deterministic) wallet based on my bip_utils library.
It is basically a nice wrapper for the bip_utils library for generating mnemonics, seeds, public/private keys and addresses.
Therefore, it has no network functionalities.
The supported coins are the same of the bip_utils library, so check the related page.
Install the package
The package requires Python 3, it is not compatible with Python 2. To install it:
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Using pip, from this directory (local):
pip install . -
Using pip, from PyPI:
pip install py_crypto_hd_wallet
NOTE: if you are using an Apple M1, please make sure to update coincurve (required by bip_utils) to version 17.0.0 otherwise it won't work.
Test and Coverage
Install develop dependencies:
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
To run tests:
python -m unittest discover
To run tests with coverage:
coverage run -m unittest discover
coverage report
To run code analysis, just execute the analyze_code script.
Modules description
- BIP wallet
- Algorand wallet
- Cardano Shelley wallet
- Electrum V1 wallet
- Electrum V2 wallet
- Monero wallet
- Substrate wallet
Examples of wallet JSON outputs
- BIP wallet
- Algorand wallet
- Cardano Shelley wallet
- Electrum V1 wallet
- Electrum V2 wallet
- Monero wallet
- Substrate wallet
Documentation
The library documentation is available at py-crypto-hd-wallet.readthedocs.io.
Buy me a coffee
You know, I'm italian and I love drinking coffee (especially while coding :D). So, if you'd like to buy me one:
- BTC:
bc1qq4r9cglwzd6f2hzxvdkucmdejvr9h8me5hy0k8 - ERC20/BEP20:
0xf84e4898E5E10bf1fBe9ffA3EEC845e82e364b5B
Thank you very much for your support.
License
This software is available under the MIT license.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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