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This is the Python version of the catbuffer library. It is generated using catbuffer-generators from the catbuffer specification.
The generated code is in Python version 3.7.
This library helps serialize and deserialize NEM's Catapult entities in Python applications.
The library's main client is (symbol-sdk-core-python). We suggest not using this library directly.
Right now only transactions and related objects are generated in sensible manner, support ffor state-related objects will be added in future.
The python catbuffer package is hosted on PyPI.
To install the latest release:
pip install catbuffer
(you may need to run pip
with root permission: sudo pip install catbuffer
)
To install a specific version or a snapshot:
pip install catbuffer=={version}
Example:
pip3 install catbuffer==1.0.0.20210413.152059a1
FAQs
Symbol Catbuffer Builders
We found that catbuffer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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