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pyTONPublicAPI
Python implementation of TON Public API for The Open Network (TON).
Supported API servers
- TON.sh - full
- TON Center - partial, will be extended
- TON Center Testnet - partial, will be extended
- TON API - partial, will be extended
- TON API Testnet - partial, will be extended
Installation
Installation using pip (a Python package manager):
$ pip install pyTONPublicAPI
Usage
Everything is as simple as the API itself.
- Create pyTONPublicAPI instance
- Access API methods in pythonic notation (getAddressInformation -> get_address_information)
from pyTONPublicAPI import pyTONPublicAPI
client = pyTONPublicAPI()
print(client.get_address_balance(address = "EQCD39VS5jcptHL8vMjEXrzGaRcCVYto7HUn4bpAOg8xqB2N"))
If you want to work with a single address - you can pre-set it on init and avoid in functions.
from pyTONPublicAPI import pyTONPublicAPI
client = pyTONPublicAPI(address = "EQCD39VS5jcptHL8vMjEXrzGaRcCVYto7HUn4bpAOg8xqB2N")
print(client.get_address_balance())
print(client.get_transactions())
You can also check tests.py.
Exceptions
Exceptions are rised using pyTONException class.
API servers
By default all calls are sent to TON.sh server. To select API server you should:
- Create server object
- Pass it to pyTONPublicAPI constructor via api_server parameter
from pyTONPublicAPI import pyTONPublicAPI, pyTONAPIServerTonCenter
api_server=pyTONAPIServerTonCenter()
client = pyTONPublicAPI(api_server=api_server)
Ton.sh
Class
- pyTONAPIServerTonSh
Additional constructor paramters:
- blockchain_id - Identifier of target blockchain ID, either "mainnet" or "test". Default is "None", so default begaviour is up to API server.
Ton Center
Class
- pyTONAPIServerTonCenter
Additional constructor paramters:
- api_key - Authentication key. Using API without API key is limited to 1 request per second. Default is "None", so API is used without API key.
Ton Center Testnet
Class
- pyTONAPIServerTonCenterTest
Additional constructor paramters:
- api_key - Authentication key. Using API without API key is limited to 1 request per second. Default is "None", so API is used without API key.
TON API
Class
- pyTONAPIServerTonAPI
Additional constructor paramters:
- api_key - Authentication key. Using API without API key is limited to 1 request per second. Default is "None", so API is used without API key.
TON API Testnet
Class
- pyTONAPIServerTonAPITest
Additional constructor paramters:
- api_key - Authentication key. Using API without API key is limited to 1 request per second. Default is "None", so API is used without API key.
Notes
- API servers support different subset of commands. Check correspondent API specification before use.
- API servers have different reply formats! Currently it's up to you to deal with it. May be once there will be a reply parser for unification.
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