Tonutils is a high-level, object-oriented Python library designed to facilitate seamless interactions with the TON blockchain.
Tonutils is a high-level object-oriented library for Python designed to facilitate interactions with the TON blockchain. It seamlessly integrates three prominent services for working with TON:
By combining these services, Tonutils provides a powerful and flexible toolset for developers, making it easier to work with the TON ecosystem.
pip install tonutils
To use the LiteserverClient, which requires the pytoniq library, install it with the
optional dependencies:
pip install 'tonutils[pytoniq]'
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Client Initialization
from tonutils.client import TonapiClient
API_KEY = ""
IS_TESTNET = True
client = TonapiClient(api_key=API_KEY, is_testnet=IS_TESTNET)
Client Initialization
from tonutils.client import ToncenterClient
API_KEY = ""
IS_TESTNET = True
client = ToncenterClient(api_key=API_KEY, is_testnet=IS_TESTNET)
Client Initialization:
from tonutils.client import LiteserverClient
config = None
IS_TESTNET = True
client = LiteserverClient(config=config, is_testnet=IS_TESTNET)
We welcome your contributions! If you have ideas for improvement or have identified a bug, please create an issue or submit a pull request.
Supported by TON Society, Grants and Bounties program.
This repository is distributed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute the code in accordance with the terms of the license.
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Tonutils is a high-level, object-oriented Python library designed to facilitate seamless interactions with the TON blockchain.
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