Examples:
# List available assets:
$ mmgen-swaptxcreate -S
# Create a Tether-to-LTC swap transaction for autosigning, connecting to the
# swap quote server via Tor:
$ mmgen-swaptxcreate --autosign --proxy=localhost:9050 ETH.USDT 1000 LTC
# After signing, send the transaction via public Etherscan proxy over Tor:
$ mmgen-txsend --autosign --quiet --tx-proxy=etherscan --proxy=localhost:9050
# After sending, check the transaction status and receipt:
$ mmgen-txsend --autosign --verbose --status
# Create a Tether-to-DAI swap transaction, with explicit destination account:
$ mmgen-swaptxcreate ETH.USDT 1000 ETH.DAI E:01234ABC:3
Testing:
$ test/cmdtest.py -e ethswap
- do strict type checking in initializer, forbid double initialization
- add dynamic decimal precision based on protocol
- dunder method fixes, cleanups
- JSON-RPC library now returns floats (i.e. amounts) as strings instead of Decimal,
eliminating an extra conversion step
This patch eliminates the global configuration variables `opt` and `g`, making
all functions and class instances locally configurable. Configuration data is
passed to functions and constructors via the `cfg` parameter and made available
to methods in `self.cfg`.
Local configuration free from dependence on the command line will enable the
creation of multiple, independently configured instances of MMGen’s data
objects within a single process.
Potential applications include testing (tracking wallets configured to interact
with spawned processes, for example) and the use of MMGen as a library for
other projects.
This patch completes most of the work required to enable the API. The full
implementation will appear in a forthcoming commit.
- The attributes of GlobalConstants are non-configurable. They’re constant
for a given machine, user, executable and MMGen release.
- The attributes of GlobalVars, `stderr` and `stdout`, are used by the test
suite to redirect msg() and friends to /dev/null.
- All the aforementioned attributes formerly belonged to GlobalConfig.
