Sallmon Core 🐟
The Next-Gen Blockchain Framework for Python
🚀 Overview
Sallmon Core is a Python-based blockchain utility network designed to empower developers with tools to create, manage, and deploy decentralized applications (dApps). Inspired by the agility of the dogfish, Sallmon Core ensures your blockchain solutions swim upstream, cutting through the complexities of blockchain development.
Whether you’re a blockchain novice or a seasoned developer, Sallmon Core is here to streamline your blockchain journey.
✨ Features • Lightweight Framework: Designed for CPU/GPU-friendly blockchain deployments. • Modular Design: Build only what you need with easy-to-use utilities. • FastAPI Support: Built-in WebSocket and REST API support for seamless integration. • Security: Cryptographic tools powered by cryptography. • CLI Ready: Manage nodes, transactions, and more right from your terminal.
🛠 Installation
Install Sallmon Core via PyPI:
pip install sallmon-core
Upgrade to the latest version:
pip install --upgrade sallmon-core
Uninstall:
pip uninstall sallmon-core
📦 Quick Start 1. Initialize Sallmon Core
sallmon init
2. Start the Blockchain Node
sallmon start
3. Run a FastAPI Server
4. Explore CLI Tools
sallmon-cli help
🧑💻 Development & Contributions
We welcome contributions! Follow these steps to set up your local development environment:
git clone https://github.com/minakilabs/sallmon-core.git cd sallmon-core pip install -r requirements.txt
Run the tests:
pytest
📚 Documentation
For comprehensive documentation, visit our Wiki.
🐟 The Mascot
Like the tenacious dogfish, Sallmon Core is unstoppable in helping you navigate blockchain development!
🔗 Links • PyPI: Sallmon Core • GitHub: Sallmon Core Repository • Issues: Report an Issue
❤️ Contributors
Created with passion by Andrew Polykandriotis.
📜 License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
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