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Use pip
::
pip install ambisafe
Create client
Import Client and create client object
::
from ambisafe import Client
client = Client(ambisafe_server_url, secret, api_key, api_secret)
You can set prefix for account id
::
client = Client(ambisafe_server_url, secret, api_key, api_secret, account_id_prefix='prefix')
You can provide read and connect timeout (in seconds)
::
client = Client(ambisafe_server_url, secret, api_key, api_secret, connect_timeout=2.5, read_timeout=5)
Create account
Simple security schema ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
::
account = client.create_simple_account(account_id, currency='BTC')
Wallet4 security schema ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Generate operator container using secret and create user container from public_key, data (encrypted private key), iv and salt
::
from ambisafe import Container
operator_container = Container.generate(client.secret)
user_container = Container(public_key, data, iv, salt)
Create account for security schema "Wallet4" and "BTC" currency
::
account = client.create_wallet4_account(account_id, user_container=user_container,
operator_container=operator_container,
currency='BTC')
Update Wallet4 account
Create new containers and update account
::
account = client.update_wallet4_account(account_id, user_container=user_container,
operator_container=operator_container,
currency='BTC')
Get balance
~~~~~~~~~~~
Get balance in float
::
balance = client.get_balance(account_id, 'BTC')
Get account
~~~~~~~~~~~
::
account = client.get_account(account_id, 'BTC')
Make payment
~~~~~~~~~~~~
For Simple account
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Build and submit transaction
::
transaction = client.build_transaction(account_id, 'BTC', address, amount)
result = client.submit(account_id, transaction, 'BTC')
For Wallet4 accounts
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Build transaction
::
transaction = client.build_transaction(account_id, 'BTC', address, amount)
Sign this transaction by user, then sing by operator and submit it
::
transaction = client.sign_wallet4_transaction(transaction, account_id, 'BTC')
client.submit(account_id, transaction, 'BTC')
# or
result = client.cosign_wallet4_and_submit(transaction, account_id, 'BTC')
Build recovery transaction
::
transaction = client.build_recovery_transaction(account_id, currency, old_address)
The library still in BETA. There can be changes without backward compatibility.
FAQs
Ambisafe KeyServer client library
We found that ambisafe demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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