==============
Python module for dogeapi.com
Provide a class to access [DogeApi][https://www.dogeapi.com] API.
```sh
pip install python-dogeapi
```
All methods from [the exposed API][https://www.dogeapi.com/api_documentation] are availables with their argument.
HTTP arguments must be passed as named python arguments.
Examples :
```python
from dogeapi.wow import Doge
print Doge("SUCH ADRESS").get_balance()
addresses = Doge("SUCH ADRESS").get_my_addresses()
for address in addresses :
print address, Doge("SUCH ADRESS").get_address_received(payment_address = address)
print Doge("SUCH ADRESS").get_address_by_label(address_label = "main")
print Doge().get_current_block()
print Doge().get_difficulty()
print Doge("SUCH ADRESS").get_new_address(address_label = "WOW SuCH TEST PYTHON API")
print Doge("SUCH ADRESS").withdraw(amount = 5, payment_address = "DFSzxeWRXVALxVUdNF1Dk2WjqbF8b7mWjV")
```
DOGE tip me : DFSzxeWRXVALxVUdNF1Dk2WjqbF8b7mWjV
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