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Python routines for the Ripple payment network

Project description

Python utilities to work with the Ripple payment network.

For now, this contains:

ripple.sign

Offline signing for transactions. Supports fully-canonical signatures. [very new, but seems to work so far]

ripple.serialize

Encode data structures transactions to binary. [not 100% complete, but most things you’ll need for transactions]

ripple.client

High-level client library. [very much a work in progress]

ripple.datastructures

Helps extracting information from Ripple transaction data, like how balances changed during a payment. [very much a work in progress]

Installation

Runs on Python 2.7 and Python 3.3. PyPy is also supported.

To install on 2.7, or PyPy:

$ pip install ripple-python

To install on 3.3:

$ pip install –process-dependency-links ripple-python

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