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A Python library for interacting with the Immutable X API. This library provides tools to derive Stark keys from Ethereum keys, register users, perform transfers, and more—aiming to eventually cover all Immutable X API resources.
Install via pip:
pip install py-immutablex
Here’s how to initialize the client and perform a transfer:
from py_immutablex import IMXClient
# Initialize with your Ethereum private key
client = IMXClient('0xYourEthereumPrivateKeyHere')
# Transfer 1 ETH (in wei) to another address
transfer_id = client.transfer(
transfer_to='0xRecipientAddress',
token='ETH',
amount='1000000000000000000' # 1 ETH in wei
)
print(f'Transfer ID: {transfer_id}')
This library is under active development. Current focus:
Planned features:
Check the Issues tab for progress or to request features!
Contributions are welcome! Fork the repo, create a branch, and submit a pull request. See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Questions? Bugs? Open an issue or reach out: @luizrrodrigues.
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A Python library for interacting with the Immutable X API
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