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A library providing Python 3 bindings for the NFTScan API
This library is in Alpha / Early Alpha state, and is untested / provided as is. Feel free to open PRs or bug reports for issues, features or extensions
pip install nftscan-api
Get a key and secret. Then, check out the api endpoints listed, eg (getGroupByNftContract)[https://developer.nftscan.com/doc/#operation/getAllNftByUserAddressUsingPOST] - and try to use them
from nftscan import NftScanAPI
nftScan = NftScanAPI(
apiKey=<key>,
apiSecret=<secret>)
test_wallet = "0x3becf83939f34311b6bee143197872d877501b11"
print(nftScan.getGroupByNftContract(erc="erc721", user_address=test_wallet))
If looking to also use pro api endpoints:
from nftscan import NftScanAPI
nftScanPro = NftScanProAPI(
apiKey=<key>,
apiSecret=<secret>)
test_wallet = "0x3becf83939f34311b6bee143197872d877501b11"
test_nft = "0xffe572aee5cded696f617125aa66b9746960f4ec"
print(nftScanPro.getGroupByNftContract(erc="erc721", user_address=test_wallet))
print(nftScanPro.getNftByContract(nft_address=test_nft))
Write json encoded response to a file:
nftScan.getGroupByNftContract(erc="erc721", user_address=test_wallet, export_file_name='out.txt'))
Partial support for pro API Fixed missing dependencies and bad formatting for requirements.dev.stxt
Moved source repo to main NFTScan github org - https://github.com/nftscan2022/nftscan-api-python-sdk
Bugfixes:
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Python 3 wrapper for the NFTScan API
We found that nftscan-api 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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