Most complete client oriented Python library for [Duniter](https://git.duniter.org/nodes/typescript/duniter)/Ğ1 ecosystem.
Python implementation for [Duniter](https://git.duniter.org/nodes/typescript/duniter) BMA API
This is the most complete Python library to communicate with Duniter nodes endpoints.
This library is used by two clients:
-[Sakia](http://sakia-wallet.org/), the rich client to manage your Duniter's wallets.
-[Silkaj](https://silkaj.duniter.org/), the command line client.
This library was originally developed for [Sakia](http://sakia-wallet.org/) desktop client which is now discontinued.
It is currently used by following programs:
-[Tikka](https://git.duniter.org/clients/python), the desktop client (Work In Progress, not yet available).
-[Silkaj](https://silkaj.duniter.org/), command line client.
-[Jaklis](https://git.p2p.legal/axiom-team/jaklis), command line client for Cs+/Gchange pods.
-[Ğ1Dons](https://git.duniter.org/matograine/g1pourboire), Ğ1Dons, paper-wallet generator aimed at giving tips in Ğ1.
## Features
- Support Duniter's [Basic Merkle API](https://git.duniter.org/nodes/typescript/duniter/blob/master/doc/HTTP_API.md) and [protocol](https://git.duniter.org/nodes/common/doc/blob/master/rfc/0009_Duniter_Blockchain_Protocol_V11.md)
- Asynchronous/synchronous without threads
- Support HTTP, HTTPS and Web Socket transport for the BMA API
- Support [Elasticsearch Duniter4j](https://git.duniter.org/clients/java/duniter4j/blob/master/src/site/markdown/ES.md#request-the-es-node>) API
### Network
- APIs support: BMA, GVA, WS2P, and CS+:
-[Basic Merkle API](https://git.duniter.org/nodes/typescript/duniter/-/blob/dev/doc/HTTP_API.md), first Duniter API to be deprecated
- GraphQL Verification API, Duniter API in developement meant to replace BMA. Based on GraphQL.
- Websocket to Peer, Duniter inter-nodes (servers) API
- Cesium+, non-Duniter API, used to store profile data related to the blockchain as well as ads for Cesium and Ğchange.
Online official automaticaly generated documentation: https://clients.duniter.io/python/duniterpy/index.html
[Online official automaticaly generated documentation](https://clients.duniter.io/python/duniterpy/index.html)
The [examples folder](https://git.duniter.org/clients/python/duniterpy/tree/master/examples) contains scripts to help you!
Please take a look at the document [HTTP API](https://git.duniter.org/nodes/typescript/duniter/blob/master/doc/HTTP_API.md) to learn more about the BMA API.
How to generate and read locally the autodoc:
### How to generate and read locally the autodoc
- Install Sphinx
- Install Sphinx, included into the development dependencies:
```bash
poetry install-E sphinx
poetry install
```
- Generate documentation
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## Development
* When writing docstrings, use the reStructuredText format recommended by https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0287/#docstring-significant-features
* Use make commands to check the code and the format.
* Use `make` commands to check the code and the format.
Black, the formatting tool, requires Python 3.6 or higher.
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## Packaging and deploy
### PyPi
### PyPI
Change and commit and tag the new version number (semantic version number)
```bash
./release.sh 0.42.3
```
Build the PyPi package in the `dist` folder
Build the PyPI package in the `dist` folder
```bash
make build
```
Deploy the package to PyPi test repository (prefix the command with a space in order for the shell not to save in its history system the command containing the password)
Deploy the package to PyPI test repository (prefix the command with a space for the shell to not save it in its history system, since the command contains credentials)
Deploy the package on the PyPi repository (prefix the command with a space in order for the shell not to save in its history system the command containing the password)
Deploy the package on the PyPI repository (prefix the command with a space for the shell to not save it in its history system, since the command contains credentials)