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This library is based on the C version of Incubed, which limits the compatibility for Cython, so please contribute by compiling it to your own platform and sending us a pull-request!
Go to our readthedocs page for more.
pip install in3
import in3
in3_client = in3.Client()
# Sends a request to the Incubed Network, that in turn will collect proofs from the Ethereum client,
# attest and sign the response, then send back to the client, that will verify signatures and proofs.
block_number = in3_client.eth.block_number()
print(block_number) # Mainnet's block number
in3_client # incubed network api
in3_client.eth # ethereum api
in3_client.eth.account # ethereum account api
in3_client.eth.contract # ethereum smart-contract api
Install dev dependencies, IDEs should automatically recognize interpreter if done like this.
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
Compile local libraries and run tests. Make sure you have cmake installed.
./buidl_libs.sh
coverage run -m pytest --pylama && coverage report && coverage-badge -fo docs/coverage.svg
Explanation of this source code architecture and how it is organized. For more on design-patterns see here or on Martin Fowler's Catalog of Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture.
FAQs
Incubed client and provider for web3. Based on in3-c runtime.
We found that in3 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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