pyCryptID
Python API for CryptID database and digital token identification standards.
Setup
TODO Outline installation of database schema.
Requires .env file in the root directory containing the following environment variables:
PG_USER=foo
PG_PASSWORD=bar
PG_HOST=localhost
PG_DATABASE=cryptID
PG_PORT=5432
DTIF_TOKENS=./data/json/tokens/
DTIF_LEDGERS=./data/json/ledgers/
The following directory structure is suggested for storage of json files downloaded manually from the DTIF registry.
root/
├── .env
├── data/
│ └── json/
│ ├── tokens/
│ └── ledgers/
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