Configuration¶
In order to use this SDK, you need to have an Auth Key as well as an Auth Key ID for a running Dragonchain with an ID. It is also strongly suggested that you also supply an endpoint locally, so that a remote service isn’t called to automatically discover your dragonchain’s endpoint.
All of these can variables be loaded into the sdk in various ways, and are checked in the following order of precedence:
On Instantiation of a Client¶
dragonchain_sdk.create_client
can be initialized with the parameters
dragonchain_id=<ID>
,
auth_key=<KEY>
,
auth_key_id=<KEY_ID>
,
and endpoint=<URL>
Example¶
import dragonchain_sdk
client = dragonchain_sdk.create_client(
dragonchain_id="c2dffKwiGj6AGg4zHkNswgEcyHeQaGr4Cm5SzsFVceVv",
auth_key_id="JSDMWFUJDVTC",
auth_key="n3hlldsFxFdP2De0yMu6A4MFRh1HGzFvn6rJ0ICZzkE",
endpoint="https://35a7371c-a20a-4830-9a59-5d654fcd0a4a.api.dragonchain.com"
)
Environment Variables¶
The environment variables
DRAGONCHAIN_ID
,
AUTH_KEY
,
AUTH_KEY_ID
,
and DRAGONCHAIN_ENDPOINT
,
can be set with the appropriate values before instantiating a client.
Credentials File¶
An ini-style credentials file can be provided at ~/.dragonchain/credentials
(or on Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\dragonchain\credentials
)
where the section name is the dragonchain id, with values for
auth_key
, auth_key_id
, and endpoint
.
Additionally, you can supply a value for dragonchain_id
in the
default
section to initialize the client for a specific chain
without supplying an ID any other way
Example¶
An example credentials file with keys for 2 chains and a default chain set:
[default]
dragonchain_id = c2dffKwiGj6AGg4zHkNswgEcyHeQaGr4Cm5SzsFVceVv
[c2dffKwiGj6AGg4zHkNswgEcyHeQaGr4Cm5SzsFVceVv]
auth_key_id = JSDMWFUJDVTC
auth_key = n3hlldsFxFdP2De0yMu6A4MFRh1HGzFvn6rJ0ICZzkE
endpoint = https://35a7371c-a20a-4830-9a59-5d654fcd0a4a.api.dragonchain.com
[28VhSgtPhwkhKBgmQSW6vrsir7quEYHdCjqsW6aAYbfrw]
auth_key_id = OGNHGLYIFVUA
auth_key = aS73Si7agvX9gfxnLMh6ack9DEuidKiwQxkqBudXl81
endpoint = https://28567017-6412-44b6-80b2-12876fb3d4f5.api.dragonchain.com
Note¶
These 3 methods can be mixed-and-matched. For example having a
configuration file with an auth_key/id and endpoint set for multiple
chains, and simply supplying a dragonchain_id to the create_client
function.