Python Toolkit for AMAX
Installation
On Linux platform
python3 -m pip install -U pip
python3 -m pip install pyamaxkit
On Windows platform:
python -m pip install -U pip
python -m pip install pyamaxkit
On Apple M1 hardware
pyamaxkit does not have pre-built versions available for ARM chips. In order to build it from source code, you need to install cmake, go, scikit-build, cython.
brew install go
brew install cython
xcode-select --install
python3 -m pip install -U pip
python3 -m pip install cmake
python3 -m pip install scikit-build
python3 -m pip install pyamaxkit
Code Examples
Example1
import os
from pyamaxkit import amaxapi, wallet
#import your account private key here
wallet.import_key('5K463ynhZoCDDa4RDcr63cUwWLTnKqmdcoTKTHBjqoKfv4u5V7p')
amaxapi.set_node('https://chain.amaxtest.com')
info = amaxapi.get_info()
print(info)
args = {
'from': 'test1',
'to': 'test2',
'quantity': '1.00000000 AMAX',
'memo': 'hello world'
}
amaxapi.push_action('amax.token', 'transfer', args, {'test1':'active'})
Async Example
import os
import asyncio
from pyamaxkit import wallet
from pyamaxkit.chainapi import ChainApiAsync
#import your account private key here
wallet.import_key('5K463ynhZoCDDa4RDcr63cUwWLTnKqmdcoTKTHBjqoKfv4u5V7p')
async def test():
amaxapi = ChainApiAsync('https://chain.amaxtest.com')
info = await amaxapi.get_info()
print(info)
args = {
'from': 'test1',
'to': 'test2',
'quantity': '1.00000000 AMAX',
'memo': 'hello world'
}
r = await amaxapi.push_action('amax.token', 'transfer', args, {'test1':'active'})
print(r)
asyncio.run(test())
Sign With Ledger Hardware Wallet Example
import os
from pyamaxkit import amaxapi
amaxapi.set_node('https://chain.amaxtest.com')
args = {
'from': 'test1',
'to': 'test2',
'quantity': '1.00000000 AMAX',
'memo': 'hello world'
}
#indices is an array of ledger signing key indices
amaxapi.push_action('amax.token', 'transfer', args, {'test1':'active'}, indices=[0])
Docs
Building from Source Code
Installing Prerequisites
Install the build dependencies:
python3 -m pip install scikit-build
python3 -m pip install cython
Install the Go compiler and cmake
with your system package manager so that the CGo components can be compiled.
You will also need a C compiler such as gcc. On Debian based systems run
sudo apt-get install build-essential. When targeting a different
architecture install the matching cross compiler (for example
gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu) and set GOARCH and CC accordingly, e.g.:
export GOARCH=arm64
export CC=aarch64-linux-gnu-gcc
For Windows platform
python -m pip install scikit-build
python -m pip install cython
- Download and Install gcc compiler from tdm-gcc
- Install Go compiler from download
- Install cmake from download
- Install python3 from downloads
Press Win+R to open Run Dialog, input the following command
cmd -k /path/to/gcc/mingwvars.bat
Downloading Source Code
git clone https://www.github.com/AMAX-DAO-DEV/pyamaxkit
cd pyamaxkit
git submodule update --init --recursive
Build
./build.sh
For Windows platform, in the cmd dialog, enter the following command:
python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
Installation
./install.sh
For Windows platform
python -m pip uninstall pyamaxkit -y;python -m pip install .\dist\pyamaxkit-[SUFFIX].whl
Publishing to PyPI
Use the helper script to build and upload the package. Set PYPI_TOKEN with your
API token and optionally PYPI_REPOSITORY (defaults to pypi). The script
installs build requirements such as scikit-build and Cython automatically.
python3 scripts/publish_pypi.py
License
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