sapysol
sapysol is a Solana Python wrapper. It doesn't reinvent what solana-py, solders or AnchorPy do, but rather uses their power to create easy-to-use Python classes and wrappers to rapidly develop short and fast Python scripts to interact with Solana blockchain.
Like @solana/web3.js helps developers write JS code, sapysol will ease using blockchain technologies to more developers that prefer Python instead. More developers on board - better for the community and Solana.
sapysol can also serve as a base layer for other wrappers because it simplifies Pubkey/Keypair management, creating and sending transactions, tokens, instructions etc.
WARNING! sapysol is currently in alpha version, so, bugs, lack of tests and descriptions are expected. Some things may not work, future versions may bring breaking changes. It is a hard path for Python in Solana and I hope we hat a lot of friends along the way.
Installation
pip install sapysol
Note: Requires Python >= 3.10.
Usage
sapysol uses Client instead of AsyncClient for few reasons:
- First - without
asyncyou can put more logic to Python constructors and other non-async functions; - Second - what is the point of
asyncif you really useawaitin 100% of cases?
Please use threading if you need parallel execution.
# ========================================
# Sending SOL to another wallet
from solana.rpc.api import Client
from sapysol import *
connection: Client = Client("https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com")
wallet: SapysolWallet = SapysolWallet(connection=connection, keypair="path/to/file.json")
result: SapysolTxStatus = wallet.SendSol(destinationAddress="11111111111111111111111111111111", amountSol=0.5)
assert(result==SapysolTxStatus.SUCCESS)
# ========================================
# Jupiter swap
from solana.rpc.api import Client
from sapysol import *
from sapysol.jupag import SapysolJupag
connection: Client = Client("https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com")
quote = SapysolJupag.GetSwapQuote(connection = connection,
tokenFrom = "So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112",
tokenTo = "DezXAZ8z7PnrnRJjz3wXBoRgixCa6xjnB7YaB1pPB263", # BONK
inAmount = 1 * LAMPORTS_PER_SOL)
txB64 = SapysolJupag.GetSwapTxBase64(walletAddress=wallet.KEYPAIR.pubkey(), coinQuote=quote)
tx: SapysolTx = SapysolTx(connection=connection, payer=wallet.KEYPAIR)
tx.FromBase64(txB64)
result: SapysolTxStatus = tx.SendAndWait()
assert(result==SapysolTxStatus.SUCCESS)
# ========================================
# TODO - other simple use cases
TODO
Contributing
All contributions are welcome! Although the devil is in the details:
- One of the main requirements is to keep the same coding style for all future changes.
sapysolis designed as a wrapper, one layer abovesolders/solana-py, don't expect it to do very narrow or specific tasks. If you need custom behavior in your case just go one level down and implement that usingsolders/solana-pyin your local scripts.
Tests
TODO
Contact
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