PYCC is a Python library for implementing Crypto-Conditions for the Komodo blockchain.
It's like a Django Web Framework for CC.
In PYCC you declare a schema for a CC contract, and you get a set of functions to create and validate transactions.
PYCC apps can be plugged into the Komodo blockchain by building komodo with blockchain support (link TODO).
The Schema is where you declare the structure of your CC app. A schema contains CC apps, which define transactions.
See an example of a faucet app defined as a PYCC schema.
The Schema then gives you two functions: consume to turn a tx into params (while also validating the structure),
and produce to to create a tx from params.
During the on-chain validation, the transaction is consumed in order to validate it's structure, and the business logic is performed on the resulting params rather than the TX itself.
Consume (also validates)
+-------------------------->
+--------------------+ +--------------------+
| | | |
| Tx Binary | | Tx Params |
| | | |
+--------------------+ +--------------------+
<--------------------------+
Produce Tx from Params
PYCC conceptualizes transactions as function calls, that have many parameters and a tuple of outputs.
The number of inputs and outputs may vary, but the structure is static. When a variable number of inputs is required, that is encoded as a list of inputs, so the structure does not change.
Install rust: https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install
make pycctx
virtualenv -p python3 .env
.env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements_test.txtTo run tests:
pytest