The Bitex Python module provides an easy and convenient way to interact with blockchain data using the blockchain explorer. Whether you're interested in querying cryptocurrency addresses, retrieving balances, exploring transactions, or getting detailed information about blocks, Bitex has you covered.
To install the Bitex module, you can use the following pip command:
pip install bitex-blockchain-explorerImport the bitex module and follow these steps to interact with blockchain data:
import bitex
# Define the cryptocurrency address
address = '1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF'
# Initialize the Bitex blockchain explorer
blockchain = bitex.Bitex()
# Search for the address on different chains
chains = blockchain.search(address)
# Choose a chain (e.g., 'btc') for further operations
chain = 'btc'
# Get the balance for the selected address
balance = blockchain.balance(chain, address)
# Convert the balance from satoshi to BTC format
balance_btc = blockchain.format_balance(balance['confirmed'])
print(f'Balance: {balance_btc:.8f} {chain.upper()}')
# Retrieve a limited number of transactions for the address
limit = 3
transactions = blockchain.transactions(chain, address, limit=limit)
# Access transaction details
if transactions:
example_transaction = transactions[2] # Get the third transaction
txid = example_transaction.txid
block = example_transaction.block
block_height = block.height
block_position = block.position
# Get more details about the transaction
transaction_details = example_transaction.details()
# Extract specific details
transaction_txid = transaction_details.txid
transaction_size = transaction_details.size
# ... (other details)
# Get transaction details as a dictionary
transaction_details_dict = transaction_details.get()
# Note: Replace 'your_crypto_address_here' with your actual cryptocurrency address- Search for addresses on different chains.
- Retrieve balance information for a given address.
- Convert balance from satoshi to BTC format.
- Get transaction details and block information.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.