pybytom 0.1.1

Python library with tools for Bytom blockchain.

PyBytom

Python library with tools for Bytom blockchain.

Installation

$ pip install pybytom

Or clone it locally, and run:

$ pip install -e . -r requirements.txt

Quick Usage

#!/usr/bin/env python3

from bytom.signature import sign, verify

# Bytom private key and public key
PRIVATE_KEY = "e07af52746e7cccd0a7d1fba6651a6f474bada481f34b1c5bab5e2d71e36ee515803ee0a6682fb19e279d8f4f7acebee8abd0fc74771c71565f9a9643fd77141"
PUBLIC_KEY = "91ff7f525ff40874c4f47f0cab42e46e3bf53adad59adef9558ad1b6448f22e2"
# Message data
MESSAGE = "1246b84985e1ab5f83f4ec2bdf271114666fd3d9e24d12981a3c861b9ed523c6"

# Signing message by private key
signature = sign(private=PRIVATE_KEY, message=MESSAGE)
print("Signature:", signature)

# Verifying signature by public key
verified = verify(public=PUBLIC_KEY, signature=signature, message=MESSAGE)
print("Verified:", verified)

Output

Signature: f6624fea84fadccbc1bc72dc384f662468e271c4e32d846bc0a1524470549992c8ffcc3ca43891a30de4235392b0868c506ed254f0f77cc1f2b9c1a2385ddb05
Verified: True

Testing

You can run the tests with:

$ pytest

Or use tox to run the complete suite against the full set of build targets, or pytest to run specific tests against a specific version of Python.

License

Distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.