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This python package is intended to support interfacing with Dhali. It offers a cli tools for creating payment claims used to access Dhali::
$ dhali create-xrpl-payment-claim -h
usage: dhali create-xrpl-payment-claim [-h] [-s SOURCE_SECRET] [-a AUTH_CLAIM_AMOUNT] [-t TOTAL_AMOUNT_CONTAINED_IN_CHANNEL]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-s SOURCE_SECRET, --source_secret SOURCE_SECRET
-a AUTH_CLAIM_AMOUNT, --auth_claim_amount AUTH_CLAIM_AMOUNT
Amount (in drops) that claim authorises to be extracted from the channel (must be less than --total_amount_contained_in_channel)
-t TOTAL_AMOUNT_CONTAINED_IN_CHANNEL, --total_amount_contained_in_channel TOTAL_AMOUNT_CONTAINED_IN_CHANNEL
Total drops to escrow in the channel (must be less than total amount of XRP in wallet)
pip install .
To generate a test XRPL wallet or determine you wallet's seed::
dhali create-xrpl-wallet
To generate a Dhali payment claim::
dhali create-xrpl-payment-claim -s <secret from 2.> -a 500000 -t 1000000
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