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Bananopie was written with the aim of being the Python equivalent of Banano.js, and furthering my understanding of the Nano/Banano protocol. I learned quite a bit about how blocks were constructed.
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Bananopie was written with the aim of being the Python equivalent of Banano.js (but better :)) and furthering my understanding of the Nano/Banano protocol. I learned quite a bit about how blocks were constructed and whatnot. Very fun, would recommend.
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I think it's acheived that goal, and hopefully went a bit above and beyond in simplicity and powerfulness (it has some useful functions that Banano.js does not, like `send_all` and the old message signing, as well as local work generation).
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Anyways, I think it's acheived that goal, and hopefully went a bit above and beyond in simplicity and powerfulness (it has some useful functions that Banano.js does not, like `send_all` and the old message signing, as well as local work generation).
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The only two frustrations I had while writing Bananopie was not knowing whether certain things were big-endian or little-endian, since the Nano docs don't specify (I just tested against the output of Banano.js or wallets), and also dealing with Python's decimal precision fuckery.
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