this project can only use for some simple methods or transaction
if you want to get more Professional,Constructable complex methods or Programmable Transaction
please move here and use pysui
Python SDK to interact with Sui Blockchain
forked from georgelombardi97/sui_python_sdk
remove some api witch has not include in sui json api list
add more json api
fix signing transactions signature method
Supports creating wallets, fetching data, signing transactions
Install
pip install suiutils-py
Todo:
- Better type checking
- Use objects instead of json or dict models
- More functions & helpers
- Add more examples
- Add websocket support & event subscription
- Add support for publishing move packages
How to Use
Import required objects
from suiutils_py.wallet import SuiWallet
from suiutils_py.provider import SuiJsonRpcProvider
from suiutils_py.rpc_tx_data_serializer import RpcTxDataSerializer
from suiutils_py.signer_with_provider import SignerWithProvider
from suiutils_py.models import TransferObjectTransaction, TransferSuiTransaction, MoveCallTransaction
Wallet
# Create wallet using a mnemonic
mnemonic = "all all all all all all all all all all all all"
my_wallet = SuiWallet(mnemonic=mnemonic)
# Create a new wallet with random address
random_wallet = SuiWallet.create_random_wallet()
# Get address of your wallet
my_wallet.get_address()
> '0xbb98ad0ae2f72677c6526d66ca3d3669c280c25a'
random_wallet.get_address()
>'0x97534f7d430793fa4ff4619a5431c3d72fe8397d'
Providers
# Setup Providers
rpc_url = "https://fullnode.testnet.sui.io"
faucet_url ="https://faucet.testnet.sui.io/gas"
provider = SuiJsonRpcProvider(rpc_url=rpc_url, faucet_url=faucet_url)
serializer = RpcTxDataSerializer(rpc_url=rpc_url)
signer = SignerWithProvider(provider=provider, serializer=serializer, signer_wallet=my_wallet)
# Request tokens to your wallet
provider.request_tokens_from_faucet(my_wallet.get_address())
# Create a move call transaction
tmp_move_call = MoveCallTransaction(
package_object_id='0xe220547c8a45080146d09cbb22578996628779890d70bd38ee4cf2eb05a4777d',
module="bluemove_x_testnet",
function="mint_with_quantity",
type_arguments=[
],
arguments=[
'0x9269c5575b5a949fe094723e600eb0835193c207916442b8ae2162ae838d4ab2',
'1'
],
gas_budget='10000000',
gas_payment=None,
)
# Sign and execute the transaction
tx_digest = signer.execute_move_call(tx_move_call=tmp_move_call)['result']['digest']
Fetch the Transaction
# Get the transaction
provider.get_transaction_block(tx_digest)
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