django-blockchain

Wrap the Blockchain API in Django!

What's implemented

Accually is not much. The receive API.

Caveat

You must implement your own version of ReceiveNotification! The reason is simply that you may have varying needs for how to store things like the original JSON (See django-psqljsonb) or custom fields.

Creating the class is simple

from django_blockchain.models import ReceiveNotificationBase

class ReceiveNotification(ReceiveNotificationBase):
    """Fine with the defaults, thanks"""
    pass

Store the dotted path in settings

BLOCKCHAIN_RECEIVE_NOTIFICATION_MODEL = 'yourapp.models.ReceiveNotification'

Installation

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    'django_blockchain',
)

And something in your urls.py

urlpatterns = patterns('',
    url(r'^receive_notification$', 'django_blockchain.views.receive_notification', name='receive_notification'),
)

Configuration

The following settings are optional

• BLOCKCHAIN_API_KEY
• BLOCKCHAIN_DESTINATION_ADDRESS

For receiving, you may want to configure these

• BLOCKCHAIN_RECEIVE_API_ENDPOINT
• BLOCKCHAIN_RECEIVE_NOTIFICATION_MODEL

This one is required if you use django_blockchain.views.receive_notification

• BLOCKCHAIN_RECEIVE_CONFIRMATION_LIMIT

Usage

To create a new receiving address:

res = models.ReceiveResponse.receive(YOUR_ADDRESS, YOUR_CALLBACK_URL)

or if you configured BLOCKCHAIN_DESTINATION_ADDRESS and BLOCKCHAIN_RECEIVE_API_ENDPOINT:

res = models.ReceiveResponse.receive()

For receiving notifications, make sure your urls.py has something like this:

urlpatterns = urlpatterns('',
    url(r'^receive_notification', 'django_blockchain.views.receive_notification', name='receive_notification')
)