Pywit version 1.1.2 is up on Github! Once again, install using:
pip3 install -U git+https://github.com/gitschwifty/pywit.git
New Tests
The updates in this one come mostly in testing and CI form. The Interface/SteemExplorer class is now fully covered by tests, and I've set up usage of Code Climate for both test coverage and maintainability (and added the badges to the readme). Going to be working on finishing out test coverage and increasing maintainability this month, hoping to get an A and close to 100% on Code Climate. Going to take a look at refactoring some functions and classes for the 'code smells' from Code Climate, but not sure if they're really needed. After that, I'll be looking to expand functionality a lot more, for more wallet functionality than just a witness tool.
Functionality
The only real new functionality in here (I added and changed some functions as I went through test development but they're not really user-facing), is the use of witness_update function from Beempy. This is from @emrebeyler's suggestion on my last update (it was witness_update, not witness_set_properties), to set it up so that only the public signing key is needed for updates. So now, disabling your witness, and updating it using the update function (from bash proper, not from the interactive cli), require only your public signing key to use. This should've been a quick fix, but I was busy with school and work for a while. I'm a lot more free now, so more updates will be much swifter.
Thanks for reading, and give it a download if you haven't tried out Pywit yet! I'll be looking at getting it on Pypi (I think), so that you can just use pip install pywit
instead of the whole git url. If you'd like to request a feature, report a bug, or have any questions, comment here or on Github. Cheers!
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Pywit- A witness tool-kit built in Python on top of Holger80's Beempy.