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Python wrapper Library using Koios API for accessing information stored on the Cardano Blockchain
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Koios Python is Python wrapper which allow interacting with all information and parameters stored on the Cardano blockchain using Koios REST API
Koios Python is a library based on Koios Elastic Query Layer for Cardano Node by Cardano Community Guild Operators.
Koios is best described as a Decentralized and Elastic RESTful query layer for exploring data on Cardano blockchain to consume within applications/wallets/explorers/etc.
Koios is really useful for developers because resource and maintenance requirements for Cardano blockchain components (e.g. cardano-node, cardano-db-sync) are ever-growing. It also simplifies how to query complex information from the blockchain.
This library allows getting data from the Cardano Blockchain using a simple syntaxis in your Python code. All the querys follow Koios API REST operations.
pip install koios_python
pip install --upgrade koios_python
Import to your python file this library:
import koios_python
You can read all info about how works this library in our Wiki
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Python wrapper Library using Koios API for accessing information stored on the Cardano Blockchain
We found that koios-python 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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