Moneywagon is a an implementation of a Blockchain Kernel. It is a tool that can be used to built lightweight cryptocurrency wallets. Blockchain Kernels provide an alternative to the outdated "SPV" method of building lightweight cryptocurrency services.
- Lightweight wallet functionality - Use Moneywagon to build a bitcoin enabled device
Works on all cryptocurrencies, including BTC, LTC, PPC, DOGE, VTC, MYR.
- Get current crypto/fiat exchange rate
- Get crypto balance for address
- Get historical transactions for crypto address
- Get unspent outputs
- Get historical crypto/fiat price.
- Get optimal transaction fee (BTC only)
- Generate new crypto private/pubic keys supporting both 'WIF' and 'compressed' encodings.
General Cryptocurrency Features:
- Bip38 support
- Multi-sig support - coming soon
- HD-wallet support - coming soon
$ pip install scrypt
$ pip install pycrypto
$ pip install moneywagon
To generate this list, with the most up-to-date service list, run the following command:
$ moneywagon service-table
Generates a new private amd public keys, including hex and WIF encodings. Optionally pass in a password that will be used to BIP38 encode the private key.
$ moneywagon generate-keypair btc SomERanDoMTexT --password=123 | python -mjson.tool
{
"private": {
"wif": "6PYVdYvBaMXD7bFNJwMh8DCTxcBQjzyPmqWDQDp2PBKYyFUACph7vzjeaN"
},
"public": {
"address": "1BrUfC75qyLQxxp7qcisfaMmwRMECo4ETC",
"hex": "037a7e546b2d9ecd9aa99d63c5d6eb4b4cc6880a6a7df8a02a2d83bc4e6b1022ab",
"hex_uncompressed": "047a7e546b2d9ecd9aa99d63c5d6eb4b4cc6880a6a7df8a02a2d83bc4e6b1022abcd2a6af5c8e36d74779e23d6be11fc0aaf923b7269d2d43b39dc970df8e98449"
}
}
$ moneywagon generate-keypair btc SomERanDoMTexT | python -mjson.tool
{
"private": {
"hex": "c1fb6c4ccd6e6646e2ffea8608f67450ac98e64b26b748ad963ae22fc13367ed01",
"hex_uncompressed": "c1fb6c4ccd6e6646e2ffea8608f67450ac98e64b26b748ad963ae22fc13367ed",
"wif": "L3inayCqKqXUbu3yUHxjqWSurW5pc7bXEbwJCqUhEPfUqkTzhsgz",
"wif_uncompressed": "5KHibRy9gcTqr9Ajhd1r8NAx2FHxC8PKdcZEsG4ZE19iepmCS8x"
},
"public": {
"address": "1BrUfC75qyLQxxp7qcisfaMmwRMECo4ETC",
"hex": "037a7e546b2d9ecd9aa99d63c5d6eb4b4cc6880a6a7df8a02a2d83bc4e6b1022ab",
"hex_uncompressed": "047a7e546b2d9ecd9aa99d63c5d6eb4b4cc6880a6a7df8a02a2d83bc4e6b1022abcd2a6af5c8e36d74779e23d6be11fc0aaf923b7269d2d43b39dc970df8e98449"
}
}
The seed can be any string, preferably with a lot of entropy. You can also pipe in entropy via standard input by specifying a dash for the seed:
$ openssl rand 10000 | moneywagon generate-keypair ppc - | python -mjson.tool
{
"private": {
"hex": "a937be15ff2e7b9313c38714d608180d2ae9a8732e91adead3f666da51bee03301",
"hex_uncompressed": "a937be15ff2e7b9313c38714d608180d2ae9a8732e91adead3f666da51bee033",
"wif": "UAnKzDUDpKorVCCLcL4yjPvVM3RstB8NaqE5VSVvipg1DSyEB7WU",
"wif_uncompressed": "7A1kixqm91BcgU1JaqGrZGAQBtJRDW2fsiHZHQuKWsDv4nGD5jq"
},
"public": {
"address": "PWCL5zURy3aeGdpH4tu1NBVMkPyKMm3Hwk",
"hex": "0392a2b02487ae4b0a0a23aaab27573d40643e9aa64fe2b8822b190c01b0b04311",
"hex_uncompressed": "0492a2b02487ae4b0a0a23aaab27573d40643e9aa64fe2b8822b190c01b0b0431149b353eecdd3cac0de024835a22021b84a12ba820918786e67c185e13d8b4887"
}
}
Gets the amount of currency currently assiciated with a cryptocurrency address.
examples:
$ moneywagon address-balance --crypto=doge --address=D8ZXs3JDdLuyRjG3wDtRQE2PMT4YQWELfZ
99405.6048377
Also you can include a --verbose flag to get more output:
$ moneywagon address-balance vtc --address=Va3LcDhwrcwGtG366jeP6EJzWnKT4yMDxs --verbose
* Trying: <Service: ThisIsVTC (0 in cache)>
URL: http://explorer.thisisvtc.com/api/addr/Va3LcDhwrcwGtG366jeP6EJzWnKT4yMDxs/balance
99.5
An additional parameter, --paranoid=n can be added to crosscheck multiple services.
The number n corresponds to how many services to check:
$ moneywagon address-balance btc --address=1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X --paranoid=5 --verbose
* Trying: <Service: Toshi (0 in cache)>
URL: https://bitcoin.toshi.io/api/v0/addresses/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X
* Trying: <Service: BlockCypher (0 in cache)>
URL: http://api.blockcypher.com/v1/btc/main/addrs/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X
* Trying: <Service: Blockr (0 in cache)>
URL: http://btc.blockr.io/api/v1/address/info/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X
* Trying: <Service: BlockStrap (0 in cache)>
URL: http://api.blockstrap.com/v0/btc/address/id/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X
* Trying: <Service: ChainSo (0 in cache)>
URL: https://chain.so/api/v2/get_address_balance/btc/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X/1
0.00132132
$ moneywagon single-transaction ppc 6dddc4deb0806d987844b429e73b20ce5f0355407cce220130b5eac8fa13970e | python -mjson.tool
{
"block_number": 117284,
"confirmations": 115918,
"fee": 0.02,
"inputs": [
{
"address": "PJyL5yc5Zk2EDC2p4Tu5fAfU5NP59hDn88",
"amount": 1.001288
},
{
"address": "PJopCzzaHC1Kb1CV7iDLs1o4gXpssG1czj",
"amount": 0.010604
},
{
"address": "PGBnz34C79DahgY5pEN5zdSwkkeEZBH7n2",
"amount": 0.010862
},
{
"address": "PGXvsTrer2neCnhwCk9FwMJxHTcfznoYKk",
"amount": 100.01
},
{
"address": "PJyL5yc5Zk2EDC2p4Tu5fAfU5NP59hDn88",
"amount": 1.137068
},
{
"address": "PJyL5yc5Zk2EDC2p4Tu5fAfU5NP59hDn88",
"amount": 1.056389
},
{
"address": "PDsudZAz7F7XvB6x5h5oyoNT35uLRXuwrf",
"amount": 0.78484
}
],
"outputs": [
{
"address": "PEWcuiycc1vaSqAVBC5bpGq2mMF7Gs4ixp",
"amount": 0.011051
},
{
"address": "PVoei4A3TozCSK8W9VvS55fABdTZ1BCwfj",
"amount": 103.98
}
],
"time": "2014-06-16T00:07:10+00:00",
"total_in": 104.01105100000001,
"total_out": 103.991051,
"txid": "6dddc4deb0806d987844b429e73b20ce5f0355407cce220130b5eac8fa13970e"
}
Gets the block, according to either block number, block hash or get by latest.
example:
$ moneywagon get-block btc --latest --paranoid=2 | python -m json.tool
{
"block_number": 368900,
"confirmations": 1,
"hash": "0000000000000000043ab9d01e2e88ff460b6205b43cf3508ddeb8461bddc2fd",
"merkle_root": "7205cd649ffe5645e1841ef2ba19d7c48166dc9a6f15584aa24d4af61236d96e",
"mining_difficulty": 52278304845.59181,
"next_hash": null,
"previous_hash": "00000000000000000f3a1d9508d69a1310a1ed41e18025f143f28c8ea5f5575e",
"sent_value": 8762.56646775,
"size": 219868,
"time": "2015-08-08T05:55:01+00:00",
"total_fees": 0.07663532,
"txids": [
"da8812c9c7e02d4c159bc2c9978aa50dd295d88fe14f10e07101c729e771510e",
"ce6c456ecf46be306eb65eb9ac8210466d6aacd0e44b8dfdeaf100d9aaadca47",
...
]
}
$ moneywagon get-block ltc --block_number=242 | python -m json.tool
{
"block_number": 242,
"confirmations": 829724,
"hash": "3849a1aabc09d147d815652cadee10b55f8eddf63efe4174479dba7e74d76cf1",
"merkle_root": "30a914ec415904b0dac0cf9bf5eed275b721cbb87a757878bc6d425817c52027",
"mining_difficulty": 0.00024414,
"next_hash": "1f427c34e3d98d7d0eb205be0881ea15d49c5e41f3d783e345f30747d2baad3b",
"previous_hash": "a6af6882076ece122753d12c134815f33b2b3f3d9e8feeeb5529f6ec5ef3b31c",
"sent_value": 50.0,
"size": 215,
"time": "2011-10-13T03:13:40+00:00",
"total_fees": 0.0,
"txids": [
"da8812c9c7e02d4c159bc2c9978aa50dd295d88fe14f10e07101c729e771510e",
"ce6c456ecf46be306eb65eb9ac8210466d6aacd0e44b8dfdeaf100d9aaadca47",
...
]
}
Send all funds associated with private_key and send them to to_address.
Optionally specify what fee you would like to include. Can either be an integer
in satoshis, or the string 'optimal'. Returned is the txid of the broadcasted
transaction.
Use --password if your private key is encoded with a BIP38 password.
moneywagon moneywagon sweep btc 812b... 1Coq3qrShpWQNZ7yGCREo6EqUCdem4EdtJ --fee=optimal --verbose
['02491bdced5e48734de7c922547f1e73b4706d3747143ed01934d75313161c42']
Gets a list of all transactions sent and received by the passed in cryptocurrency address. The resulting output is always valid json. The most recent transaction is always at the top.
$ moneywagon historical-transactions doge D8ZXs3JDdLuyRjG3wDtRQE2PMT4YQWELfZ | python -m json.tool
[
{
"amount": 66.72788462,
"confirmations": 248634,
"date": "2015-02-07T18:04:05+00:00",
"txid": "a7cfe62ad255cb1e77762ab196455eae974fb9010023f60761fc8a25b1a9f8ec"
},
{
"amount": 67.96625,
"confirmations": 256753,
"date": "2015-02-01T19:36:39+00:00",
"txid": "fb371d55ce172ee015e110fa7896c8920af64aa3befe01b2596b99bbff35e5f7"
},
{
"amount": 68.02740385,
"confirmations": 256753,
"date": "2015-02-01T19:36:39+00:00",
"txid": "a04454ed38f9a587cc6c6d4730758fe38c60aca8153f2b0890b9163baf343f49"
},
{
"amount": 68.01211538,
"confirmations": 256753,
"date": "2015-02-01T19:36:39+00:00",
"txid": "7999040a76978d32c7dae5acbbccd1e899027595dba172b7458d9763b0cb3855"
},
{
"amount": 69.17061567,
"confirmations": 274609,
"date": "2015-01-19T18:39:16+00:00",
"txid": "ecd6a0c21873d307639be35d029347583a645d0ce0a924e75524b26b27904dd1"
},
{
"amount": 70.70056818,
"confirmations": 275074,
"date": "2015-01-19T10:30:05+00:00",
"txid": "3fe38e89f25c9fb424970ae8c763064adaa15af357ecf49602f73e5912845f27"
},
{
"amount": 98995.0,
"confirmations": 561926,
"date": "2014-06-15T23:48:44+00:00",
"txid": "b6bd31a9d4db7a6d54a64086a0a51432336fb18338bece3f8382faa79728fbfc"
}
]
This command also supports the --verbose and --paranoid=n flags (see above).
Get the fiat total of a group of cryptocurrency addresses from a "csv wallet" file.
The --async option will do all the price and blockchain fetches asynchronously
so the operation finishes much faster. The --collapse option will sum all balances
of the same currency to the same line on output.
example:
$ cat ~/wallets.csv
doge,D8ZXs3JDdLuyRjG3wDtRQE2PMT4YQWELfZ
btc,1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X
$ moneywagon wallet-balance ~/wallets.csv usd
doge (16.43 USD) == 99405.6048377 x 0.00016531 (cryptonator)
btc (1.06 USD) == 0.00379546 x 279.58 (bitstamp)
Total amount of all crypto: 17.49 USD
>>> from moneywagon import get_current_price
>>> get_current_price('btc', 'usd')
391.324
>>> get_current_price('ltc', 'rur', report_services=True)
([<Service: BTCE (1 in cache)>], 226)A float is always returned. Older versions of moneywagon returned a two item tuple.
Starting with moneywagon version 1.9.0, only a float is retuened. If your application needs
to know which service was used, set the report_services argument to True. (See example above).
If an external service is down, the net service in the chain is tried, until a result is found.
If the API has changed, or the currency pairs is not implemented, an exception will be raised:
>>> get_current_price('nxt', 'mex')
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
File "moneywagon/__init__.py", line 22, in get_current_price
raise NoService("Can not find price for %s to %s" % (crypto, fiat))
NoService: Can not find price for nxt to mexThere is also a convert_to argument that can be used to convert the resulting
exchange rate to another fiat currency. This feature is useful to be combined with
the services argument:
>>> from moneywagon import get_current_price
>>> from moneywagon.services import OKcoin, GDAX
>>> get_current_price('btc', 'cny', convert_to='usd', services=[OKcoin])
827.5890061463529
>>> get_current_price('btc', 'usd', services=[GDAX])
831.86The API is similar to the low-level current price API. There are two differences:
- The method is named
get_historicalinstead ofget_price. - It takes an extra argument
at_time. This can be a either adatetimeinstance representing when you'd like to get the price, or a string that will get converted to a datetime object byarrow.get
>>> from moneywagon import HistoricalCryptoPrice
>>> service = HistoricalCryptoPrice()
>>> service.action('btc', 'usd', '2013-11-13')
(354.94,
'BITCOIN/BITSTAMPUSD',
datetime.datetime(2013, 11, 13, 0, 0))The result is the same, except there is a third item in the tuple. This third value is the time of the actual price. There are gaps in Quandl's data, so sometimes the actual price returned is from a day before or a day after.
Unlike the current price API, the historical price API only has an implementation for one service, and that service is Quandl.com. If Quandl is ever down, this feature will not work. If you know of an API service that hosts historical cryptocurrency prices, please let the moneywagon developers know.
Also, the Quandl service does not have every single cryptocurrency to fiat exchange history, so for some pairs, moneywagon has to make two different calls to Quandl.
>>> service.action('vtc', 'rur', '2014-11-13'))
(3.2636992,
'CRYPTOCHART/VTC x BITCOIN/BTCERUR',
datetime.datetime(2014, 11, 13, 0, 0))In this case, moneywagon first gets the conversion rate from VTC-BTC on 2014-11-13. Then it gets hte conversion rate for BTC->RUR on 2014-11-13. The result that is returned is those two values multiplied together. This is similar to the process described earlier The nature of this calculation can also be seen in the source string (the second item in the response).
>>> from moneywagon import AddressBalance
>>> AddressBalance().action('ppc', 'PVoei4A3TozCSK8W9VvS55fABdTZ1BCwfj')
103.98Some services have a web interface for viewing blockchain data in a web browser. To get a list of all block explorer urls, use the following API:
$ moneywagon explorer-urls btc --address=1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X
http://blockr.io/address/info/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X https://chain.so/address/btc/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X https://www.biteasy.com/blockchain/addresses/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X https://www.smartbit.com.au/address/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X https://blockchain.info/address/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X https://insight.bitpay.com/address/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X
You can pipe these URLs directly into a browser:
$ moneywagon explorer-urls btc --address=1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X | xargs firefox -new-tab -url "$line"
Or through python:
>>> from moneywagon import get_explorer_url
>>> get_explorer_url('btc', address='1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X')
[
"http://blockr.io/address/info/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X",
"https://chain.so/address/btc/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X",
"https://www.biteasy.com/blockchain/addresses/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X",
"https://www.smartbit.com.au/address/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X",
"https://blockchain.info/address/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X",
"https://insight.bitpay.com/address/1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X"
]>>> from moneywagon import get_block
>>> get_block('btc', latest=True)
{
"block_number": 368900,
"confirmations": 1,
"hash": "0000000000000000043ab9d01e2e88ff460b6205b43cf3508ddeb8461bddc2fd",
"merkle_root": "7205cd649ffe5645e1841ef2ba19d7c48166dc9a6f15584aa24d4af61236d96e",
"mining_difficulty": 52278304845.59181,
"next_hash": null,
"previous_hash": "00000000000000000f3a1d9508d69a1310a1ed41e18025f143f28c8ea5f5575e",
"sent_value": 8762.56646775,
"size": 219868,
"time": "2015-08-08T05:55:01+00:00",
"total_fees": 0.07663532,
"txids": [
"da8812c9c7e02d4c159bc2c9978aa50dd295d88fe14f10e07101c729e771510e",
"ce6c456ecf46be306eb65eb9ac8210466d6aacd0e44b8dfdeaf100d9aaadca47",
...
]
}
>>> get_block('btc', block_number=242)
{
"block_number": 242,
"confirmations": 829724,
"hash": "3849a1aabc09d147d815652cadee10b55f8eddf63efe4174479dba7e74d76cf1",
"merkle_root": "30a914ec415904b0dac0cf9bf5eed275b721cbb87a757878bc6d425817c52027",
"mining_difficulty": 0.00024414,
"next_hash": "1f427c34e3d98d7d0eb205be0881ea15d49c5e41f3d783e345f30747d2baad3b",
"previous_hash": "a6af6882076ece122753d12c134815f33b2b3f3d9e8feeeb5529f6ec5ef3b31c",
"sent_value": 50.0,
"size": 215,
"time": "2011-10-13T03:13:40+00:00",
"total_fees": 0.0,
"txids": [
"da8812c9c7e02d4c159bc2c9978aa50dd295d88fe14f10e07101c729e771510e",
"ce6c456ecf46be306eb65eb9ac8210466d6aacd0e44b8dfdeaf100d9aaadca47",
...
]
}
>>> get_block('doge', block_hash='a53d288822382a53250b930193562b7e61b218c8a9a449a9d003dafa2534a736')
{
"block_number": 242,
"confirmations": 824212,
"hash": "a53d288822382a53250b930193562b7e61b218c8a9a449a9d003dafa2534a736",
"merkle_root": "83d53e8dbbfdcf9e24a1ece401801e73a430db9c80da2ca3f74dc3b73c18abbf",
"mining_difficulty": 0.00024414,
"next_hash": "1aca39498439acff59afbabb6992bf9fa178415674415283f8a127120211a3dd",
"previous_hash": "bb623eabcde58af2b3a412eb9866f54f414d5eef1de5f54bd6e396834c8ccc75",
"sent_value": 790312.0,
"size": 190,
"time": "2013-12-08T04:07:20+00:00",
"total_fees": 0.0,
"txids": [
"da8812c9c7e02d4c159bc2c9978aa50dd295d88fe14f10e07101c729e771510e",
"ce6c456ecf46be306eb65eb9ac8210466d6aacd0e44b8dfdeaf100d9aaadca47",
...
]
}>>> from moneywagon import HistoricalTransactions
>>> HistoricalTransactions().action('ltc', 'Lb78JDGxMcih1gs3AirMeRW6jaG5V9hwFZ')
[{'amount': 147.58363366,
'confirmations': 9093,
'date': datetime.datetime(2014, 11, 16, 23, 53, 37, tzinfo=tzutc()),
'txid': u'cb317dec84514773f34e4258cd0ff49eed6bfcf1770709b1ed07855d2e1a4aa4'},
{'amount': 19.7,
'confirmations': 100494,
'date': datetime.datetime(2014, 6, 16, 0, 7, 26, tzinfo=tzutc()),
'txid': u'846d316f369906f990262e1758eb0a2a953ebd47a9b1cf13d57aadc9ad2e19a3'},
{'amount': 71.75600005,
'confirmations': 219032,
'date': datetime.datetime(2013, 11, 27, 16, 36, 14, tzinfo=tzutc()),
'txid': u'9152784755564c3c680aa47a3a1cdc28e4896657bfc2e60626a0ee22b200af7c'}]There is a wrapper class that helps you make transactions. Here is how to use it:
>>> from moneywagon.tx import Transaction
>>> tx = Transaction('btc')
>>> tx.add_inputs(private_key='KxDwaDis...')
>>> tx.add_output('1Fs3...', 1.42, unit='btc')
>>> tx.fee(4000, unit='satoshi') #defaut is 10000
>>> tx.get_hex() # call this method to see the tx in hex format
'00100137876876...
>>> tx.push()You can pass in a paranoid parameter to the Transaction constructor that will make all external service calls cross checked. By default, all service calls are only performed once. You can increase this value to get more assurance that your blockchain source has not been compromised.
>>> tx = Transaction('btc', paranoid=2)Or if you want more fine control over which inputs go in:
>>> my_inputs = get_unpent_outputs('1PZ3Ps9Rv...')[:2] # just the first two
>>> tx.add_raw_inputs(my_inputs, 'KdEr5D1a...')
>>> more_inputs = [x for x in get_unpent_outputs('1HWpyFJ7N...') if x['amount'] < 10000]]
>>> tx.add_raw_inputs(more_inputs, 'KxDwaDis...')
>>> tx.add_output('1Fd3...', 1.42, unit='btc')
>>> tx.push()The last input that is added (either through add_raw_inputs or add_inputs)
will be used as the change address. You can manually specify a change address by modifying
the value of tx.change_address before calling tx.push().
>>> tx.add_inputs(address='1HWpyFJ7N...', private_key='KxDwaDis...')
>>> tx.add_output('1Fd3...', 1.42, unit='btc')
>>> tx.change_address = '1PZ3Ps9Rv...' # replace change address from 1HWpyFJ... -> 1PZ3Ps9Rv...
>>> tx.push()The private key argument should be a string in hex format.
You can also specify the amount argument to add_output with a unit argument:
>>> tx.add_output(address, amount=1423, unit='bits')
>>> tx.add_output(address2, amount=1.3, units="usd")All exchange rates are taken from the get_current_price function defined above.
Currently there is no way to decode transactions using moneywagon. One day this feature will get added.
You can also make unsigned transactions by passing in just the address to the
add_inputs function. You must also pass in signed=False to the get_hex
function. This hex can't be pushed to the network until it has been signed.
>>> tx.add_inputs(address='1HWpyFJ7N...')
>>> tx.add_output('1Fd3...', 1.42, unit='btc')
>>> tx.get_hex(signed=False)
'00100137876876...If you have a raw transaction that you would like to push to the bitcoin network, you can use moneywagon to do that:
>>> from moneywagon import PushTx
>>> PushTx().push('btc', '0100000001d992c7a88...')If the transaction went through successfully, the push method will return nothing.
This functionality works much like the others. If one service is down, it falls back to another service.
Moneywagon can be used to get the optimal fee to use for a transaction based on the current state of the network.
>>> from moneywagon import get_optimal_fee
>>> get_optimal_fee('btc', tx_bytes=213)
10650In the above example, a transaction that is 213 bytes that is to be confirmed in the next block, will need a fee of 10650 satoshis.
Currently, btc is the only currency supported for fee estimation.
>>> import datetime
>>> from moneywagon.supply_estimator import SupplyEstimator
>>> btc = SupplyEstimator('btc')
>>> btc.estimate_height_from_date(datetime.datetime(2014, 3, 12))
272736
>>> btc.calculate_supply(block_height=3244)
162200.0
>>> btc.calculate_supply(at_time=datetime.datetime(2017, 3, 12))
15882000.0
>>> ltc = SupplyEstimator('ltc')
>>> ltc.calculate_supply(block_height=320224)
16011200.0Note that the calculate_supply function returns perfect results when estimating
from a block height. If estimating from at_time, then the results will be approximate.
The function estimate_height_from_date works by dividing the amount of time between
the passed in date and the genesis date of the currency, then dividing that amount of time
by the block interval. Because block are never found exactly every block interval,
the result of this calculation will be approximate.
Since all cryptocurrencies are open source, many of them have multiple instances of block explorers running for public consumption. These multiple services can be utilized in various ways to gain various advantages.
Each blockchain function's high level API function call accepts additional mode arguments.
-
random - This method will randomize all sources so it doesn't always call the best service.
-
paranoid - Integer 2 or greater - Paranoid mode means multiple services will be checked and a result will only be returned if all services agree. The number passed in is the number of services contacted. Default is 1.
-
average - Integer 2 or greater. This mode will call the external service multiple times and then return the average of returned results. Only applicable for functions that return a single numerical value, such as
current_price, andget_optimal_fee. For instance, if you allget_current_pricewithaverage=4, 4 different services will be called to get current price, the results will be averaged, and returned. -
verbose - True or False - If set to true, there will be extra debugging output
-
private - Integer greater than 0. This mode is only applicable to endpoints that take multiple addresses, (or a single extended public key). This will use a single service for each address. The number passed in corresponds to the amount of seconds each of the external calls will be spread out over. For instance, if you have 10 addresses you want the balance for, you use mode
private=4it will make those 10 different calls to 10 different services (chosen at random), and will spread them out over a 4 second period. Currently this mode can not be used in tandem withaverageanparanoidmodes.
>>> from moneywagon import get_address_balance
>>> get_address_balance('btc', '1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X', paranoid=2, random=True)
0.0002In the above example, two calls will be made to two different services. One goes to the
first address balance service defined for BTC, and then another call will be made to the
second defined address balance service. In the case of the BTC currency, the first and second
services are BlockCypher and Blockr. To see which services are programmed to which
currencies, refer to the crypto_data module.
You can also pass in an explicit set of services:
>>> from moneywagon import get_address_balance
>>> from moneywagon.services import Toshi, BlockchainInfo
>>> s = [Toshi, BlockchainInfo]
>>> get_address_balance('btc', '1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X', services=s, random=True)
0.0002In this example, one single call will be made to either Blockchain.info or Toshi (chosen at random). If one of those services happens to be down at the moment, then the other one will be called and its value returned.
This gets the current exchange rate between any cryptocurrency and any fiat currency.
examples:
$ moneywagon current-price ltc eur
3.798
Additionally, you can include --verbose to get more output:
$ moneywagon current-price btc usd --verbose
* Trying: <Service: Bitstamp (0 in cache)>
URL: https://www.bitstamp.net/api/ticker/
279.01
This example buys 0.05 worth of BCH with bitcoin at 0.1386 BCH/BTC.
>>> from moneywagon.services import Bittrex
>>> b = Bittrex(api_key='91ead6e3308a4daa...', api_secret='3617806dc4b...')
>>> b.make_order('btc', 'bch', 0.05, 0.13860113, side="buy")>>> from moneywagon import guess_currency_from_address
>>> guess_currency_from_address("NJwRrtKcv3ggkwh3j3yka69rH3x5d5gu5m")
[['nmc', 'Namecoin']]
>>> guess_currency_from_address("1Ng3mALXCEphwLqTZ4x5DutMcRTxpTF299")
[['btc', 'Bitcoin']]
>>> guess_currency_from_address("EMZSp8Q3MGHZmjhSBvh52r6igstTDo4Jzx")
[['emc', 'Emercoin'], ['erc', 'Europecoin']]This can be used as an address verifier, as an exception gets raised when an invalid address is passed in.
The get_current_price function tries multiple services until it find one that returns a result.
If you would rather just use one service with no automatic retrying, use the low level 'service' API:
>>> from moneywagon.services import BTER
>>> service = BTER()
>>> service.get_current_price('btc', 'usd')
391.324Not all services will have every single possible function defined:
>>> service.get_historical_transactions('btc', 'blah')
** NotImplementedError: This service does not support getting historical_transactions.
Or rather it has no defined 'get_historical_transactions' method.
BTER is an exchange, not a block explorer, so it does not have a public API endpoint for getting historical transactions. Most bock explorers don't have current price functionalities, etc.
If you use the CurrentPrice class, the action method will try all services
until a value is returned (same as the high level API). If you use a service class
that is limited to one API service, such as "BTER",
then only that service will be called.
You can also pass in a list of services classes to get more control of which services will be used:
>>> from moneywagon.services import BTCE, Bitstamp
>>> from moneywagon import CurrentPrice
>>> service = CurrentPrice(services=[BTCE, Bitstamp])
>>> service.action('btc', 'usd')
(377.2, 'btce')The high level API does not do any caching of any sort. Each call to get_current_price will result in a
request with fresh results. On the other hand, the low level API will never make the request twice.
For instance, consider the following example:
>>> from moneywagon.services import BTER
>>> service = BTER()
>>> service.get_current_price('ltc', 'rur') # makes two external calls, one for ltc->btc, one for btc->rur
1.33535
>>> service.get_current_price('btc', 'rur') # makes zero external calls (uses btc-> rur result from last call)
1.33535Note that the BTER exchange does not have a direct orderbook between Litecoin and Russian Ruble. As a result, moneywagon needs to make two separate API calls to get the correct exchange rate. The first one to get the LTC->BTC exchange rate, and the second one to get the BTC->RUR exchange rate. Then the two results are multiplied together to get the LTC -> RUR exchange rate. If your application does a lot of converting at a time, it will be better for performance to use the low level API.
If you keep the original service instance around and make more calls to get_price, it will use the result of previous calls:
>>> service.get_current_price('btc', 'rur') # will make no external calls
17865.4210346In other words, if you are using the low level API and you want fresh values, you must make a new instance of the service class.
This utility represents all supported exchange services.
>>> from moneywagon import ExchangeUniverse
>>> e = ExchangeUniverse(verbose=True)
Got Response: http://api.btc38.com/v1/ticker.php?c=all&mk_type=cny
Got Response: http://api.btc38.com/v1/ticker.php?c=all&mk_type=btc
BTC38 returned error: No JSON object could be decoded
Got Response: https://btc-e.com/api/3/info
BTCE returned error: No JSON object could be decoded
Got Response: http://data.bter.com/api/1/pairs
Got Response: https://api.bitfinex.com/v1/symbols
Got Response: https://api.bitso.com/v3/available_books/
Got Response: https://bittrex.com/api/v1.1/public/getmarkets
Got Response: https://bleutrade.com/api/v2/public/getmarkets
Got Response: https://c-cex.com/t/pairs.json
Got Response: https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/api/GetTradePairs
Got Response: https://api.gdax.com/products
Got Response: https://api.hitbtc.com/api/1/public/symbols
Got Response: https://api.kraken.com/0/public/AssetPairs
Got Response: https://api.liqui.io/api/3/info
Got Response: https://api.livecoin.net/exchange/ticker
LiveCoin returned error: 503 - Temporarily out of service.
Got Response: https://novaexchange.com/remote/v2/markets/
Got Response: https://poloniex.com/public?command=returnTicker
Got Response: https://usecryptos.com/jsonapi/pairs
Got Response: https://api.vircurex.com/api/get_info_for_currency.json
Got Response: https://yobit.net/api/3/info
Got Response: https://yunbi.com/api/v2/markets.json
Got Response: https://cryptottlivewebapi.xbtce.net:8443/api/v1/public/symbol
>>> e.find_pair('doge', 'usd')
{moneywagon.services.YoBit: [u'doge-usd'],
moneywagon.services.CexIO: [u'doge-usd'],
moneywagon.services.Vircurex: [u'doge-usd'],
moneywagon.services.Cryptopia: [u'doge-usd'],
moneywagon.services.HitBTC: [u'doge-usd']}
>>> len(e.all_cryptos())
1702This utility is used to mirror transactions from one network to another. Usage:
$ moneywagon network-replay btc bch latest --verbose`
This command will fetch the latest block from th BTC network, and then replay each
transaction to the BCH network. The word "latest" can be replaced with a block number
also. By default the first 5 transactions are attempted. To perform a full block replay,
append the --limit=0 flag.
Currently only BCH and BTC are supported. Support for other forks will be added eventually.
If you would like to add a new service, feel free to make a pull request. If you discover a service is no longer working feel free to create a github issue and some will fix it shortly.
If you would like to send a donation to support development, please send BTC here: 1HWpyFJ7N6rvFkq3ZCMiFnqM6hviNFmG5X