This is a Python3 connector for EthGas's RESTful APIs and WebSocket.

Please note that the python-ethgas package is an unofficial project and should be used at your own risk. It is NOT affiliated with the EthGas and does NOT provide financial or investment advice.

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The python-ethgas package is a Python3 connector that allows you to interact with the EthGas. The package utilizes threads to handle concurrent execution of REST API requests and WebSocket subscriptions. This allows for efficient handling of multiple requests and real-time data streams without blocking the main execution thread.

The connector provides a REST client that allows you to make requests to all the available REST API endpoints of the EthGas. You can perform actions such as retrieving user information, and more. It also includes a WebSocket client that enables you to subscribe to real-time data streams from EthGas. You can subscribe to channels like preconf market data, transaction data etc.

To access private endpoints and perform actions on behalf of a user, both API and Websocket client classes handle the login process and manage the authentication using the JWT access token. After you sign in to APIClient, the access token is saved and used for private requests. This access token can also be employed to log in to WsClient. Within this package, you have the option to pass the authenticated APIClient instance to the WsClient class, allowing for a private WebSocket connection.

This project is undergoing active development, ensuring that new changes to the EthGas APIs or Websocket will be promptly integrated.

For feedback or suggestions, please reach out via one of the contact methods specified in Contact.

1. REST API Handling
2. WebSocket Handling
3. Thread-based Execution
4. Exception Handling and Reconnection

For more detailed information, please refer to the EthGas Developer Docs.

python-ethgas is tested on python version: 3.11. Earlier or Later versions of Python might work, but they have not been thoroughly tested and could potentially conflict with the external web3 library.

python-ethgas utilizes web3, threading, websocket-client and requests for its methods, alongside other built-in modules. As the package utilizes the web3 library, we suggest to use version >=7.4.0 here.

To get started with the python-ethgas package, you can install it manually or via PyPI with pip:

pip install python-ethgas

To be able to interact with private endpoints, an ethereum EOA account (wallet address) and the corresponding private key is required. We suggest to not include those information in your source code directly but alternatively store them in environment variables. Again, please note that the python-ethgas package is an unofficial project and should be used at your own risk.

JWT access token handling is managed in this package for authentication. For interacting with private endpoints or private websocket, a login is required on the EthGas side. If you intend to establish a private WebSocket connection, please create an instance of the APIClient class, log into your account, and pass it to WsClient. If you want to only interact with public endpoints or public websocket, there is no need to supply an account address or private key. (Refer to sections 2.1a and 2.2a for more details.)

# EthGas REST API Client
from ethgas.rest.api_client import APIClient
# EthGas Websocket Client
from ethgas.websocket.ws_client import WsClient

# EthGas REST API Client
from ethgas.rest.api_client import APIClient

import logging
from ethgas.utils import helper
# EthGas REST API Client
from ethgas.rest.api_client import APIClient

# create logger
logger = helper.create_logger(logger_level=logging.INFO, logger_name="public_api_client")
rest_url = "<EthGas REST API URL>"
# create public api client
rest = APIClient(rest_url=rest_url, logger=logger)

import logging
from ethgas.utils import helper
# EthGas REST API Client
from ethgas.rest.api_client import APIClient

# create logger
logger = helper.create_logger(logger_level=logging.INFO, logger_name="private_api_client")
rest_url = "<EthGas REST API URL>"
# set account address and private key
address = "<Account Address>"
private_key = "<Account Private Key>"
# create private api client
rest = APIClient(rest_url=rest_url, 
                 account_address=address, private_key=private_key,
                 logger=logger)

# EthGas Websocket Client
from ethgas.websocket.ws_client import WsClient

import logging
from ethgas.utils import helper
# EthGas Websocket Client
from ethgas.websocket.ws_client import WsClient

# create logger
logger = helper.create_logger(logger_level=logging.INFO, logger_name="public_ws_client")
ws_url = "<EthGas Websocket URL>"
# create public websocket client
ws = WsClient(ws_url=ws_url, auto_reconnect_retries=5, logger=logger)

import logging
from ethgas.utils import helper
# EthGas REST API Client
from ethgas.rest.api_client import APIClient
# EthGas Websocket Client
from ethgas.websocket.ws_client import WsClient

# create logger
logger = helper.create_logger(logger_level=logging.INFO, logger_name="private_ws_client")
rest_url = "<EthGas REST API URL>"
# set account address and private key
address = "<Account Address>"
private_key = "<Account Private Key>"
# create private api client
rest = APIClient(rest_url=rest_url, 
                 account_address=address, private_key=private_key,
                 logger=logger)
ws_url = "<EthGas Websocket URL>"
# create private websocket client
ws = WsClient(ws_url=ws_url, api_client=rest, auto_reconnect_retries=5, logger=logger)

This is an unofficial Python project (the "Package") and made available for informational purpose only and does not constitute financial, investment or trading advice. You acknowledge and agree to comply with the Terms of service at https://www.ethgas.com/terms-of-service. If you do not agree, please do not use this package. Any unauthorised use of the Package is strictly prohibited.

For support, suggestions or feedback please reach out to us via the following email address [email protected].