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README.md

Pyhmy - Harmony's python utilities

This library is for python 3 only.

A Python library for interacting and working the Harmony blockchain and related codebases.

Full documentation is located on Harmony's GitBook (in progress).

Installation

pip install pyhmy

Development

Clone the repository and then run the following:

make install

(Optional) Copy over the CLI binary into <pyhmy_repo_directory>/bin/. Reference here for more details on the Harmony CLI.

This library comes with a function (under the pyhmy.utils) to download the statically linked CLI for Linux and MacOS.

Running tests

You can run all of the tests with the following:

make test

Or directly with pytest (reference here for more info):

py.test tests

Releasing

You can release this library with the following command (assuming you have the credentials to upload):

make release

TODO: Rework the benchmark, do the reformatting first before tieing everything together and debugging. TODO: For benchmark, make sure to include documentation that one has to update the pip install pyhmy==20.1.0 version! TODO: sample of how to use the library, reference Tezos. TODO: start (and finish) some of the documentation.