Electrum Console Commands from Outside Electrium Linux
Electrum is a popular python Library for interaction with the Ethereum Block Chain. If you have an electrum console command set outside electrum, you can use it from the python application to retrieve your wallet balances and other information.
Prerequisites:
- You need to install the Electrum System.
- This file should contain the following:
– ‘Password’: Your Electric Password
–server_url: The Url Address of the Electrum Console Command (EG “https: // Localhost: 8545))
-rpc_version: rpc version you want to use (default IS 4)
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steps' instructions:
Step 1: Create Your Configuration File
Create a file calledconfig.jsonin the same directory as the electric console command command (eg" getbalance.py "). This File Should Contain The Following:
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{
"Password": "Your_Electrum_Password",
"Server_url": "https: // localhost: 8545",
"RPC_VERSION": 4
}
Replace " Your_Electrum_Password "with Electric Password.
Step 2: Install the subprocess module
You need to install the subprocess module in python. Complete the following command:
`Bash
Pip installs the lower process
`
Step 3: Set Electric Console Commission
To set the electrical console command, you can use the script or separate python process that uses your electric wallet and then exit. Here are two examples:
Example 1: Using a separate process
Create a new file called Getbalance.sh in the same directory as your python application:
`Bash
#!/Bin/bash
Set the Electrical Settings
Password = “Your_Electrum_Password”
Server_url = “https: // localhost: 8545”
Run Electrim and Get A Balance
Getbalance = $ (./ run- ecttrum.sh “$ password” “$ server_url”)
Echo “Wallet Balance: $ Getbalance”
`
Create a New File Called Run-Eecttrum.sh in the Same Directory:
`Bash
#!/Bin/bash
Set the Electrical Settings
Password = “Your_Electrum_Password”
Run Electrim and Get A Balance
Getbalance = $ (./ Getbalance.sh “$ Password”)
Echo “Wallet Balance: $ Getbalance”
`
Run run-eecttrum.sh to launch the electrical process and then complete your python application:
`Bash
python getbalance.py
`
Example 2: Using One Process
Create a New File Called Getbalance.py with the Following Content:
Python
Importation of the sub -process
Password = "Your_Electrum_Password"
Server_url = "https: // localhost: 8545"
Run Electrim and Get A Balance
subprocess.run (["./ run- ecttrum.sh", "$ password", "$ server_url"], check = true, studout = subprocess.pipe)
Getbalance = subprocess.check_output ("Getbalance" .plit (), stdin = subprocess.pipe) .decode ()
Print ("Wallet Balance:", Getbalance)
Run Getbalance.py to launch the Electrical Process and Apply for a Wallet Balance:
`Bash
python getbalance.py
`
calling Getbalance () Function
If you want to call the Getbalance () feature from outside electrum, you can use the next python code:
`Python
Importation of the sub -process
Password = "Your_Electrum_Password"
Server_url = "https: // localhost: 8545"
Get Balance With Getbalance
subprocess.run (["
Balance = subprocess.check_output ("Getbalance" .spit (), stdin = subprocess.pipe) .decode ()
Print (balance)
Replace " Your_Electrum_Password "with Electric Password.
tips and variations
- You can edit the
config.jsonfile to use different settings for the Electrum Console Command.
