Python read_default_config Examples

Example #1

File: __init__.py Project: BlastarIndia/BitXBay

def connect_to_local():
    """
    Connect to default bitcoin instance owned by this user, on this machine.
    
    Returns a :class:`~bitcoin.connection.BitcoinConnection` object.
    """
    from bitcoin.connection import BitcoinConnection
    from bitcoin.config import read_default_config    

    cfg = read_default_config()
    port = int(cfg.get('rpcport', '8332'))
    return BitcoinConnection(cfg['rpcuser'],cfg['rpcpassword'],'localhost',port)

Example #2

File: __init__.py Project: pierce403/btclotto

def connect_to_local():
    """
    Connect to default bitcoin instance owned by this user, on this machine.
    
    Returns a :class:`~bitcoin.connection.BitcoinConnection` object.
    """
    from bitcoin.connection import BitcoinConnection
    from bitcoin.config import read_default_config

    cfg = read_default_config()
    port = int(cfg.get('rpcport', '8332'))
    return BitcoinConnection(cfg['rpcuser'], cfg['rpcpassword'], 'localhost',
                             port)

Example #3

File: main.py Project: akaihola/bitcoin-wallet

    from argparse import Namespace
    args = Namespace(user='', password='', host='localhost', port=8332)


urls = (
    '/', 'main',
    '/api/(.*)', 'API',
    '/tests', 'testingInterface'
)


if args.user or args.host != 'localhost':
    btcJson = BitcoindJson(**args.__dict__)
else:
    from bitcoin.config import read_default_config
    cfg = read_default_config()
    btcJson = BitcoindJson(
        user=cfg.get('rpcuser', ''),
        password=cfg['rpcpassword'],
        host='localhost',
        port=int(cfg.get('rpcport', '8332')))



db = sqlite.connect('main.db')
dbc = db.cursor()

render = web.template.render('templates/')

class API:
    def GET(self, action = None):