STABILA API for Python V 1.0.3
A Python API for interacting with the Stabila (STB)
A Command-Line Interface framework
You can install it in a system-wide location via pip:
sudo pip3 install stabilaapi
Or install it locally using virtualenv:
virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python3 ~/stabilaapi
source ~/stabilaapi/bin/activate
pip3 install stabilaapi
Usage
Specify the API endpoints:
Smart Contract
from stabilaapi import Stabila
from solc import compile_source
full_node = 'https://api.stablilascan.org'
solidity_node = 'https://api.stablilascan.org'
event_server = 'https://api.stablilascan.org'
stabila = Stabila(full_node=full_node,
solidity_node=solidity_node,
event_server=event_server)
# or default (stabila = Stabila())
# Solidity source code
contract_source_code = '''
pragma solidity ^0.4.25;
contract Hello {
string public message;
function Hello(string initialMessage) public {
message = initialMessage;
}
function setMessage(string newMessage) public {
message = newMessage;
}
}
'''
compiled_sol = compile_source(contract_source_code)
contract_interface = compiled_sol['<stdin>:Hello']
hello = stabila.stb.contract(
abi=contract_interface['abi'],
bytecode=contract_interface['bin']
)
# Submit the transaction that deploys the contract
tx = hello.deploy(
fee_limit=10**6,
call_value=0,
consume_user_resource_percent=1
)
Base Example
from stabilaapi import Stabila
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG, format="%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s")
logger = logging.getLogger()
full_node = 'https://api.stablilascan.org'
solidity_node = 'https://api.stablilascan.org'
event_server = 'https://api.stablilascan.org'
stabila = Stabila(full_node=full_node,
solidity_node=solidity_node,
event_server=event_server)
account = stabila.create_account()
is_valid = bool(stabila.stb.is_address(account.address.hex))
logger.debug('Generated account: ')
logger.debug('- Private Key: ' + account.private_key)
logger.debug('- Public Key: ' + account.public_key)
logger.debug('- Address: ')
logger.debug('-- Base58: ' + account.address.base58)
logger.debug('-- Hex: ' + account.address.hex)
logger.debug('-- isValid: ' + str(is_valid))
logger.debug('-----------')
transaction = stabila.stb.get_transaction('757a14cef293c69b1cf9b9d3d19c2e40a330c640b05c6ffa4d54609a9628758c')
logger.debug('Transaction: ')
logger.debug('- Hash: ' + transaction['txID'])
logger.debug('- Transaction: ' + json.dumps(transaction, indent=2))
logger.debug('-----------')
# Events
event_result = stabila.stb.get_event_result('SGEJj8eus46QMHPgWQe1FJ2ymBXRm96fn1', 0, 'Notify')
logger.debug('Event result:')
logger.debug('Contract Address: SGEJj8eus46QMHPgWQe1FJ2ymBXRm96fn1')
logger.debug('Event Name: Notify')
logger.debug('Block Number: 32162')
logger.debug('- Events: ' + json.dumps(event_result, indent=2))
More samples and snippets are available at examples.
Documentation
Documentation is available at docs.
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