This is the in-development version of a LISP-like language for encumbering and releasing funds with smart-contract capabilities.

See docs/clvm.org for more info.

Testing

$ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
$ py.test tests

Example

Here's an example on how to create a script and invoke it from python.

$ python
>>> from clvm import to_sexp_f, run_program, KEYWORD_TO_ATOM
>>> program = to_sexp_f([KEYWORD_TO_ATOM["q"], 100])     # (q 100)
>>> args = to_sexp_f([])
>>> r = run_program(program, args)
>>> print(r.listp())
False
>>> print(r.as_int())
100
>>>
>>> program = to_sexp_f([KEYWORD_TO_ATOM["+"], [KEYWORD_TO_ATOM["q"], 500], \
...                     [KEYWORD_TO_ATOM["f"], [KEYWORD_TO_ATOM["a"]]]])     # (+ (q 500) (f (a)))
>>> args = to_sexp_f([25])   # (25)
>>> r = run_program(program, args)
>>> print(r.listp())
False
>>> print(r.as_int())
525
>>>
>>> program = to_sexp_f([KEYWORD_TO_ATOM["c"], \
...                     [KEYWORD_TO_ATOM["f"], [KEYWORD_TO_ATOM["r"], [KEYWORD_TO_ATOM["a"]]]], \
...                     [KEYWORD_TO_ATOM["f"], [KEYWORD_TO_ATOM["a"]]]])     # (c (f (r (a))) (f (a)))
>>> args = to_sexp_f([45, 55])
>>> r = run_program(program, args)
>>> print(r.listp())
True
>>> print(r.first().as_int())
55
>>> print(r.rest().as_int())
45

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Testing

Example