Taraxa RPC client in python.

taraxa-py pypi address: taraxa-py

Taraxa official website: taraxa.io

install

git clone https://github.com/Taraxa-project/taraxa-py
cd taraxa-py
python setup.py install

or

pip install taraxa-py

config

default parameters:

config={ "ip":"127.0.0.1", "port":7777, "jsonrpc":2.0, "id":1
}

for all methods, if no parameter given, default will be used.

1. package level config set and reset.
   any of below config will influence the whole packge.

import taraxa.jsonrpc as rpc
import taraxa.eth as eth
import taraxa.taraxa as taraxa
import taraxa.net as net rpc.set({ "ip":"127.0.0.1", "port":7777, "jsonrpc":2.0, "id":1 }) eth.set({ "ip":"35.224.183.106", })
taraxa.set({ "ip":"35.224.183.106", })
net.set({ "ip":"35.224.183.106", }) rpc.reset()
eth.reset()
taraxa.reset()
net.reset()

1. function level config set
   function level config set only influence the function it self once.

import taraxa.eth as eth
r=eth.blockNumber(ip='127.0.0.1' ,port=7777)
print(r)

usage

• low level use

import taraxa.jsonrpc as rpc
data = '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_blockNumber","params":[],"id":1}'
r = rpc.send(data)
print(r) data = {"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_blockNumber","params":[],"id":1}
r = rpc.send(data)
print(r)

data can be json string or dict. response is json string.

• middle level use

from taraxa.jsonrpc import *
r = eth_blockNumber()
print(r)

response is json string.

• high level use

import taraxa.eth as eth
r = eth.blockNumber()
print(r)

response is parsed to python types.

• ethereum web3 like use

from taraxa.web3 import Web3
w3 = Web3(ip="35.224.183.106" ,port=7777)
r = w3.blockNumber()
print(r) w3.ip = "35.224.183.106"
w3.port = 7778
r = w3.blockNumber()
print(r)

Web3 object w3 will hold the ip and port once you set.
w3 method will use the ip and port you set until you reset it.

sub packages

• jsonrpc
• eth
• web3
• net
  TODO
• admin
  TODO
• admmin_net
  TODO
• debug
  TODO
• test
  TODO

Source: https://pypi.org/project/taraxa-py/