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skale.py-core
Core settings and types for SKALE node. Lightweight — no web3 or sgx dependencies.
Installation
pip install skale.py-core
Usage
Types
from skale_core.types import EnvType, NodeType, NodeMode, SchainName
node_type: NodeType = 'skale'
node_mode: NodeMode = 'active'
env: EnvType = 'mainnet'
name: SchainName = SchainName('my-chain')
Writing settings files
from pathlib import Path
from skale_core.settings import write_internal_settings_file, write_node_settings_file, SkaleSettings
write_internal_settings_file(
path=Path('/etc/skale/node.toml'),
data={'node_type': 'skale', 'node_mode': 'active', 'skale_dir_host': '/etc/skale'},
)
write_node_settings_file(
path=Path('/etc/skale/settings.toml'),
settings_type=SkaleSettings,
data={
'env_type': 'mainnet',
'endpoint': 'http://localhost:8545',
'node_version': '1.0.0',
'block_device': '/dev/sda',
'manager_contracts': '0x1',
'ima_contracts': '0x2',
'sgx_url': 'https://sgx.example.com',
'docker_lvmpy_version': '1.0.0',
},
)
Reading settings at runtime
from skale_core.settings import get_settings, SkaleSettings
settings = get_settings(SkaleSettings)
print(settings.endpoint, settings.env_type)
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