Telos Coin Handler¶
Module contents¶
Telos Coin Handler
This python module is a Coin Handler for Privex’s CryptoToken Converter, designed to handle all required functionality for both receiving and sending tokens on the Telos network.
It will automatically handle any payments.models.Coin
which has it’s type set to telos
To use this handler, you must first create the base coin with symbol Telos
:
Coin Name: TLOS
Symbol: TLOS
Our Account: (username of account used for sending/receiving native Telos token)
Custom JSON: {"contract": "eosio.token"}
To change the RPC node from the admin panel, simply set the host/port/username/password on the Telos Coin:
# Below are the defaults used if you don't configure the Telos coin::
Host: telos.caleos.io
Port: 443
User: (leave blank)
Pass: (leave blank)
Custom JSON: {"ssl": True}
Coin Settings (Custom JSON settings)
Tip
You can override the defaults for all Telos coins by setting the
settings_json
for a coin with the symbolTLOS
.All
Coin
’s handled by the Telos handler will inherit theTLOS
coin’s custom JSON settings, which can be overrided via the individual coin’ssettings_json
.You can set the following JSON keys inside of a
Coin
’s “settings_json” field to adjust settings such as the “contract account” for the token, whether or not to use SSL with the RPC node, as well as the precision (DP) of the coin, if it’s different from the default of4
decimal places.
Coin Key Description endpoint (str) The base URI to query against, e.g. /telos_rpc/
ssl (bool) Whether or not to use SSL (https). Boolean true
orfalse
contract (str) The contract account for this token, e.g. eosio.token
orsteemenginex
precision (int) The precision (decimal places) of this coin (defaults to 4
)load_method (str) Either actions
to use v1/history, orpvx
to use Privex EOS Historyhistory_url (str) (if load_method is pvx) Privex history URL, e.g. https://eos-history.privex.io
Copyright:
+===================================================+
| © 2019 Privex Inc. |
| https://www.privex.io |
+===================================================+
| |
| CryptoToken Converter |
| |
| Core Developer(s): |
| |
| (+) Chris (@someguy123) [Privex] |
| |
+===================================================+
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payments.coin_handlers.Telos.
reload
()[source]¶ Reload’s the
provides
property for the loader and manager from the DB.By default, since new tokens are constantly being created for Telos, our classes can provide for any
models.Coin
by scanning for coins with the typetelos
. This saves us from hard coding specific coin symbols.
Submodules¶
TelosLoader module¶
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class
payments.coin_handlers.Telos.TelosLoader.
TelosLoader
(symbols)[source]¶ Bases:
payments.coin_handlers.EOS.EOSLoader.EOSLoader
,payments.coin_handlers.Telos.TelosMixin.TelosMixin
This is a stub class which simply glues
TelosMixin
ontoEOSLoader
Once the mixin is applied, it adjusts the chain settings and overrides any required methods, then the standard EOSLoader code should just work.
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provides
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TelosManager module¶
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class
payments.coin_handlers.Telos.TelosManager.
TelosManager
(symbol: str)[source]¶ Bases:
payments.coin_handlers.EOS.EOSManager.EOSManager
,payments.coin_handlers.Telos.TelosMixin.TelosMixin
This is a stub class which simply glues
TelosMixin
ontoEOSManager
Once the mixin is applied, it adjusts the chain settings and overrides any required methods, then the standard EOSManager code should just work.
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provides
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TelosMixin module¶
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class
payments.coin_handlers.Telos.TelosMixin.
TelosMixin
[source]¶ Bases:
payments.coin_handlers.EOS.EOSMixin.EOSMixin
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chain
= 'telos'¶
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chain_coin
= 'TLOS'¶
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chain_type
= 'telos'¶
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default_contracts
= {'TLOS': 'eosio.token'}¶
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eos
¶ Returns an instance of Cleos and caches it in the attribute
_telos
after creation
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provides
= ['TLOS']¶
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replace_eos
(**conn) → eospy.cleos.Cleos[source]¶ Destroy the EOS
Cleos
instance at_eos
and re-create it with the modified connection settingsconn
Also returns the EOS instance for convenience.
Only need to specify settings you want to override.
Example:
>>> eos = self.replace_eos(host='example.com', port=80, ssl=False) >>> eos.get_account('someguy123')
Parameters: conn – Connection settings. Keys: endpoint, ssl, host, port, username, password Return Cleos eos: A Cleos
instance with the modified connection settings.
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setting_defaults
= {'endpoint': '/', 'history_url': '', 'host': 'telos.caleos.io', 'load_method': 'actions', 'password': None, 'port': 443, 'precision': 4, 'ssl': True, 'telos': True, 'username': None}¶
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