pyTONPublicAPI 0.0.8

Python TON.sh Public API

pyTONPublicAPI

Python implementation of TON Public API for The Open Network (TON).

Supported API servers

• TON.sh Public API - full
• TON Center TON API - partial, will be extended
• Testnet TON Center TON API - partial, will be extended

Installation

Installation using pip (a Python package manager):

$ pip install pyTONPublicAPI

Usage

Everything is as simple as the API itself.

1. Create pyTONPublicAPI instance
2. Access API methods in pythonic notation (getAddressInformation -> get_address_information)

from pyTONPublicAPI import pyTONPublicAPI
client = pyTONPublicAPI()
print(client.get_address_balance(address = "EQCD39VS5jcptHL8vMjEXrzGaRcCVYto7HUn4bpAOg8xqB2N"))

If you want to work with a single address - you can pre-set it on init and avoid in functions.

from pyTONPublicAPI import pyTONPublicAPI
client = pyTONPublicAPI(address = "EQCD39VS5jcptHL8vMjEXrzGaRcCVYto7HUn4bpAOg8xqB2N")
print(client.get_address_balance())
print(client.get_transactions())

You can also check tests.py.

Exceptions

Exceptions are rised using pyTONException class.

API servers

By default all calls are sent to TON.sh server. To select API server you should:

1. Create server object
2. Pass it to pyTONPublicAPI constructor via api_server parameter

from pyTONPublicAPI import pyTONPublicAPI, pyTONAPIServerTonCenter
api_server=pyTONAPIServerTonCenter()
client = pyTONPublicAPI(api_server=api_server)

Ton.sh

Class

• pyTONAPIServerTonSh

Additional constructor paramters:

• blockchain_id - Identifier of target blockchain ID, either "mainnet" or "test". Default is "None", so default begaviour is up to API server.

Ton Center

Class

• pyTONAPIServerTonCenter

Additional constructor paramters:

• api_key - Authentication key. Using API without API key is limited to 1 request per second. Default is "None", so API is used without API key.

Testnet Ton Center

Class

• pyTONAPIServerTonCenterTest

Additional constructor paramters:

• api_key - Authentication key. Using API without API key is limited to 1 request per second. Default is "None", so API is used without API key.

Notes

1. API servers support different subset of commands. Check correspondent API specification before use.
2. API servers have different reply formats! Currently it's up to you to deal with it. May be once there will be a reply parser for unification.