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Yubico-bitcoin-python
Python client library for communicating with the ykneo-bitcoin applet for the YubiKey NEO.
This library exposes the Bitcoin BIP32 functionality that ykneo-bitcoin provides. It can be used to implement YubiKey NEO support for bitcoin wallets.
Using
Besides being used as a library, yubico-bitcoin-python provies an executable interactive command line tool: ykneo-bitcoin-cli This tool can be used to configure the ykneo-bitcoin applet, get public keys, create signatures, etc. To run, simply invoke:
ykneo-bitcoin-cli
Dependencies
Yubico-bitcoin-python requires the following packages:
pyscard (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyscard).
Installing
To install, run:
python setup.py install
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