https://github.com/holgern/beem
beem is a python library and command line tool for HIVE. The current version is 0.24.5.
There is also a discord channel for beem: https://discord.gg/4HM592V
The newest beem version can be installed by:
pip install -U beem
Check that you are using hive nodes. The following command
beempy updatenodes --hive
updates the nodelist and uses only hive nodes. After setting hive as default_chain, beempy updatenodes can be used.
The list of nodes can be checked with
beempy config
and
beempy currentnode
shows the currently connected node.
I added community support to beem. The following example shows the content of a community dict:
from beem.community import Community
from prettytable import PrettyTable
community = Community("hive-139531")
t = PrettyTable(["key", "value"])
t.align = "l"
t._max_width = {"value" : 60}
for key in community.json():
t.add_row([key, community.json()[key]])
print(t)
returns
+-------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
| key | value |
+-------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
| id | 1357761 |
| name | hive-139531 |
| title | HiveDevs |
| about | HiveDevs - A community of developers working on Hive related |
| | projects. Visit our Discord at https://discord.gg/cvnByhu |
| lang | en |
| type_id | 1 |
| is_nsfw | False |
| subscribers | 1005 |
| sum_pending | 638 |
| num_pending | 253 |
| num_authors | 120 |
| created_at | 2020-01-23 16:27:39 |
| avatar_url | |
| context | {} |
| description | |
| flag_text | |
| settings | {} |
| team | [['hive-139531', 'owner', ''], ['netuoso', 'admin', ''], |
| | ['abit', 'mod', ''], ['roadscape', 'mod', ''], ['acidyo', |
| | 'mod', ''], ['gtg', 'mod', ''], ['good-karma', 'mod', |
| | 'Founder of Esteem'], ['jesta', 'mod', ''], ['inertia', |
| | 'mod', '#1138'], ['arcange', 'mod', ''], ['someguy123', |
| | 'mod', ''], ['mahdiyari', 'mod', ''], ['blocktrades', 'mod', |
| | ''], ['drakos', 'mod', ''], ['themarkymark', 'mod', ''], |
| | ['stoodkev', 'mod', ''], ['therealwolf', 'mod', ''], |
| | ['yabapmatt', 'mod', ''], ['eonwarped', 'mod', ''], |
| | ['emrebeyler', 'mod', ''], ['bobinson', 'mod', ''], |
| | ['asgarth', 'mod', ''], ['quochuy', 'mod', 'Witness'], |
| | ['crimsonclad', 'mod', ''], ['pharesim', 'mod', '']] |
+-------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
The following API functions have been implemented:
roles = community.get_community_roles()
print("len %d - first entry: %s" % (len(roles), str(roles[0])))
subscribers = community.get_subscribers()
print("len %d - first entry: %s" % (len(subscribers), str(subscribers[0])))
last_activity = community.get_activities(limit=100, last_id=None)
print("len %d - first entry: %s" % (len(last_activity), str(last_activity[0])))
latest_post = community.get_ranked_posts(limit=25)
print("len %d - first entry: %s" % (len(latest_post), str(latest_post[0])[:120]))
returns:
len 50 - first entry: ['hive-139531', 'owner', '']
len 250 - first entry: ['joshman', 'guest', None, '2020-07-14 16:16:15']
len 100 - first entry: {'id': 78159733, 'type': 'subscribe', 'score': 35, 'date': '2020-07-14T16:16:15', 'msg': '@joshman subscribed to HiveDevs', 'url': 'trending/hive-139531'}
len 25 - first entry: {'post_id': 83702748, 'author': 'netuoso', 'permlink': 'creation-of-steemdevs-community-information-about-steemdevs', 'c
get_subscribers() returns only 250 subscribers and it is currently not possible to receive all subscribers (hive-139531 has 1005 subscribers in total). A way to receive all subscribers could be parsing get_activities, as there is an entry for each new subscriber.
Communities returns a list of registred communities. The communities inside the list can be printed by printAsTable() and it is possible to search the community title for a match:
from beem.community import Communities
communities = Communities(limit=100)
communities.search_title("dev").printAsTable()
returns
+-----+-------------+----------+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
| Nr. | Name | Title | lang | subscribers | sum_pending | num_pending | num_authors |
+-----+-------------+----------+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
| 1 | hive-139531 | HiveDevs | en | 1000 | 945 | 236 | 113 |
+-----+-------------+----------+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
The limit of returned communities can be increased by using the limit parameter:
from beem.community import Communities
communities = Communities(limit=1000)
communities.search_title("dev").printAsTable()
returns
+-----+-------------+---------------+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
| Nr. | Name | Title | lang | subscribers | sum_pending | num_pending | num_authors |
+-----+-------------+---------------+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
| 1 | hive-139531 | HiveDevs | en | 1000 | 945 | 236 | 113 |
| 2 | hive-152825 | DEVCOIN | en | 2 | 0 | 5 | 2 |
| 3 | hive-199094 | Devotionals | en | 1 | 0 | 3 | 1 |
| 4 | hive-192808 | kr-dev-center | kr | 20 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 5 | hive-150008 | Game Dev | en | 12 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 6 | hive-101482 | BeeWiki.Dev | en | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
+-----+-------------+---------------+------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
Searching a community by its title was also added to beempy createpost
Currently a title is searched in the top 1000.
The following shows all operation that can be broadcasted:
from beem.community import Community
community = Community("hive-111111")
community.set_role("account_a", "mod", "new mod")
community.set_user_title("account_b", "investor")
community.mute_post("author_a", "permlink_a", "spam", "mod_a")
community.unmute_post("author_a", "permlink_a", "no spam", "mod_a")
community.update_props("My Community", "Great community", False, "About me", "Not about me", "admin_a")
community.subscribe("user_c")
community.unsubscribe("user_c")
community.pin_post("author_a", "permlink_a", "mod_a")
community.unpin_post("author_a", "permlink_a", "mod_a")
community.flag_post("author_a", "permlink_a", "please check", "user_a")
I removed the SteemConnect class from beem, as steemconnect.com is no longer working.
I fixed the token parameter in HiveSigner:
from beem.HiveSigner import HiveSigner
hs = HiveSigner(token=["32..."])
print(hs.me())
where 32... is a valid HiveSinger token.
beempy stream -t -f
retuns now a table for each block:
+----------+---------+-------------+------------------------------------------------------+
| blocknum | trx_num | type | content |
+----------+---------+-------------+------------------------------------------------------+
| 45157440 | 0 | custom_json | sm_submit_team |
| 45157440 | 1 | custom_json | sm_find_match |
| 45157440 | 2 | vote | 100.00% @mattsanthonyit/uty6wgup4ul - mattsanthonyit |
| 45157440 | 3 | custom_json | sm_find_match |
| 45157440 | 4 | custom_json | sm_find_match |
| 45157440 | 5 | custom_json | sm_find_match |
| 45157440 | 6 | custom_json | sm_find_match |
| 45157440 | 7 | custom_json | sm_find_match |
| 45157440 | 8 | custom_json | sm_find_match |
| 45157440 | 9 | custom_json | sm_submit_team |
| 45157440 | 10 | custom_json | sm_submit_team |
| 45157440 | 11 | custom_json | sm_find_match |
| 45157440 | 12 | custom_json | sm_find_match |
| 45157440 | 13 | custom_json | sm_find_match |
| 45157440 | 14 | custom_json | scot_claim_token |
| 45157440 | 15 | vote | 5.00% @xr-hammergaming/52ktvx97870 - innerhive |
| 45157440 | 16 | custom_json | sm_find_match |
+----------+---------+-------------+------------------------------------------------------+
where custom_json, vote, transfer and transfer_to_vesting have a shortened output.
beempy stream -f
streams the output in raw format.
As some beem users were interested in using beem on blurt, I added a Blurt class to beem. This adds support for blurt to beempy.
The following commands will change the nodes, and check if they are set
beempy updatenodes --blurt
beempy config
It is then possible to check the amount of powered up BLURT and to power it down by
beempy power holger80
beempy powerdown -a holger80 33244
The powerdown command will ask for your active keys.
You can check the activity on blurt by
beempy stream -t
you need to be patient, as there is currently not much activity...:
{'block_num': 306762,
'op': ['withdraw_vesting',
{'account': 'oth1',
'vesting_shares': {'amount': '36699505048',
'nai': '@@000000037',
'timestamp': '2020-07-14T21:53:57',
'trx_num': 0}
{'block_num': 306765,
'op': ['vote',
{'author': 'discernente',
'permlink': '0alhcnfp0r7dh2t',
'voter': 'discernente',
'weight': 10000}],
'timestamp': '2020-07-14T21:54:06',
'trx_num': 0}
You can switch back to hive with:
beempy updatenodes --hive
The Blurt class can be used to simplify the access to the Blurt blockchain:
from beem import Blurt
blurt = Blurt(node= ["https://rpc.blurt.world", "https://blurt-rpc.steem.buzz"])
print(blurt)
returns
<Blurt node=https://rpc.blurt.world, nobroadcast=False>
If you like what I do, consider casting a vote for me as witness on Hivesigner or on PeakD