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Fast and easy converted and generated utils for bitcoin , ethereum and tron wallet in python
pip install libit
pip3 install libit
generated and convert base utils key for wallet information and public , private data
from libit import bytes_wif
seed_bytes = b"Bytes data (32 bytes)"
# wif compressed
wif_compress = bytes_wif(seed_bytes, True)
wif_decompress = bytes_wif(seed_bytes)
from libit import bytes_addr
seed_bytes = b"Bytes data (32 bytes)"
# compressed
caddr = bytes_addr(seed_bytes, True)
# uncompressed
uaddr = bytes_addr(seed_bytes)
from libit import bytes_eth
seed_bytes = b"Bytes data (32 bytes)"
eth_addr = bytes_eth(seed_bytes)
convert wif key to compressed and uncompressed address wallet
import libit
wif_str = "Wif Data String"
# compressed
caddr = libit.wif_addr(wif, True)
# uncompressed
uaddr = libit.wif_addr(wif)
convert private key (hex) to wif compressed and uncompressed
import libit
pvk_hex = "hex private key"
# compressed
wif_compress = libit.pvk_to_wif(pvk_hex, True)
# uncompressed
wif_decompress = libit.pvk_to_wif(pvk_hex)
import libit
pvk = "hex private key"
decimal = libit.pvk_to_decimal(pvk)
import libit
pvk = "hex private key"
compress_addr = libit.privatekey_addr(pvk, True)
uncompress_addr = libit.privatekey_addr(pvk)
FAQs
Library Bitcoin package for python convert and generate wallet
We found that libit 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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