Which python library to start with?
Which steem python library should I start with?
I want to start some exploratory development against the Steem block chain, and see that there are different python libraries available. I did some reading and it is a bit unclear which library is best to start with for me.
I assume there are differentiators on:
- functionality (for now basic functionality is OK)
- quality of documentation (starting so reasonably important for me)
- current level of support (still being maintained)
Some libraries I found so far are: Pypi, steemtools, steem-python....
Can any of you gurus gurus recommend which python library to use and why :)
Good thinking
I don't know much about reprogramming
But your idea is Astonishing and good for STEEMIT future health
Keep it up buddy
Sorry, I am not posing an idea (yet :), but I have some. So I am not sure what uou are astonished about.
Means which you says strating devolpment against steem blockchain
Study more and reserch more...Enjoy Steeming
No, quite frankly I dont follow you. Can you explain what you mean?
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Hah, you got a lot of not useful answers so far.
I'd recommend steem-python, as it is the most current and still actively in development. It's what I've been using for the past few months.
Great thanks, I did a couple of small stats scripts using the steemtools lib, but will switch to this one for my next steps.
I actually also installed this one, but ended up using the first one installed :)