def main():
from stellar_sdk.server import Server
def load_last_paging_token():
# Get the last paging token from a local database or file
return "now"
def save_paging_token(paging_token):
# In most cases, you should save this to a local database or file so that
# you can load it next time you stream new payments.
pass
# server = Server("https://horizon-testnet.stellar.org")
server = Server("https://horizon.stellar.org")
account_id = "GDTIZ3P6L33OZE3B437ZPX5KAS7APTGUMUTS34TXX6Z5BHD7IAABZDJZ"
# Create an API call to query payments involving the account.
payments = server.payments().for_account(account_id)
# If some payments have already been handled, start the results from the
# last seen payment. (See below in `handle_payment` where it gets saved.)
last_token = load_last_paging_token()
# if last_token:
# payments.cursor(last_token)
# `stream` will send each recorded payment, one by one, then keep the
# connection open and continue to send you new payments as they occur.
# 基于 EventSource(http长连接) , 而不是Websocket
for payment in payments.stream():
# Record the paging token so we can start from here next time.
save_paging_token(payment["paging_token"])
from pprint import pprint
pprint(payment)
# We only process `payment`, ignore `create_account` and `account_merge`.
if payment["type"] != "payment":
continue
# The payments stream includes both sent and received payments. We
# only want to process received payments here.
if payment['to'] != account_id:
continue
# In Stellar’s API, Lumens are referred to as the “native” type. Other
# asset types have more detailed information.
if payment["asset_type"] == "native":
asset = "Lumens"
else:
asset = f"{payment['asset_code']}:{payment['asset_issuer']}"
print(f"{payment['amount']} {asset} from {payment['from']}")
#获取更多信息 memo_type 和 memo
ret = server.transactions().transaction(
payment['transaction_hash']).call()
from pprint import pprint
pprint(ret)
pass
def chargeUser(uid, amount):
"""
Charge the user for a transaction.
"""
def load_last_paging_token():
# Get the last paging token from a local database or file
return "now"
def save_paging_token(paging_token):
# In most cases, you should save this to a local database or file so that
# you can load it next time you stream new payments.
pass
server = Server("https://horizon-testnet.stellar.org")
account_id = "GA4QPSGBHK7RAJZBBEDCIKFPSYLG3O2UTBT2I56RN4B5KIQF2GFZKSMF"
# Create an API call to query payments involving the account.
payments = server.payments().for_account(account_id)
# If some payments have already been handled, start the results from the
# last seen payment. (See below in `handle_payment` where it gets saved.)
last_token = load_last_paging_token()
if last_token:
payments.cursor(last_token)
# `stream` will send each recorded payment, one by one, then keep the
# connection open and continue to send you new payments as they occur.
for payment in payments.stream():
# Record the paging token so we can start from here next time.
save_paging_token(payment["paging_token"])
# We only process `payment`, ignore `create_account` and `account_merge`.
if payment["type"] != "payment":
continue
# The payments stream includes both sent and received payments. We
# only want to process received payments here.
if payment['to'] != account_id:
continue
# In Stellar’s API, Lumens are referred to as the “native” type. Other
# asset types have more detailed information.
if payment["asset_type"] == "native":
asset = "Lumens"
else:
asset = f"{payment['asset_code']}:{payment['asset_issuer']}"
print(f"{payment['amount']} {asset} from {payment['from']}")
return None