maurob / wallets

Wallets

Show wallets balancies and assets prices for crypto assets (currently).

Install

In a virtualenv

A short way to install it

git clone https://github.com/maurob/wallets.git
cd wallets  # go to the downloaded repository directory
source ./install.sh
cp examples/kkit_config.json .  # to use public node endpoints

This will create a virtualenv for you, inside the wallets/venv directory, and install the application there, using a frozen set of dependencies version (requirements.lock). It'll also activate that environment to start using the application with the wallets command.

As regular virtualenvs, you should call source path/to/wallets/venv/bin/activate, everytime you start a new shell session. Like source venv/vin/activate if you already are in the repository directory.

An anternative manual way to install it without cloning the repository with git yourself:

python3 -m venv --system-site-packages venv_wallets
source venv_wallets/bin/activate
pip install git+https://github.com/maurob/wallets.git

but this way doesn't use requirements.lock, but it uses the dependencies more flexible defined inside pyproject.toml.

In a virtualenv for development

git clone https://github.com/maurob/wallets.git
cd wallets
python3 -m venv --system-site-packages venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install --editable .
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
cp examples/kkit_config.json .  # to use public node endpoints

User wallets

Create a wallets.yaml file with a list of this structure:

- address: "0x..."  # Ensure string (between "")
  name: some_wallet
  description: |  # Inline or multi-line description
    I have to behave well. I have to behave well. I have to behave well. I have to behave well. I
    have to behave well. I have to behave well. 

Example

Just after installed or after calling source path/to/wallets/venv/bin/activate

wallets balance --wallets-file examples/binance.yaml