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RE: Python for STEEM: How to beem
I am more of a virtualbox user myself, but I also run Ubuntu 18.04 on my primary desktop computer anyways.
Very interested in where you take these posts as I would like to write some Python code to track and log my Steem data using some of the metrics that I manually get from steemworld.org and steemitboard.com currently.
You might also want to add a STEM tag to get some rewards from that community.
I did not think of the STEM tag. I used up the 5 tags that busy.org allows me to use ...
Depending on what you want to do, I could just work on that.
Which data do you need, how do you want it exported ?
edit: I wanted to take this all the way to SMT creation ...
I have tried reading the beem documentation and either do not understand enough Python to properly use it, or some of the stuff I want is not directly callable.
I think I replied to my comment to answer your original question so I do not know if you get notified.
The documentation isn't great.
If it is part of steemworld.org, it is most likely directly callable.
In the next part, I was just going to look at a full block and how STEEM stores data.
Some parts further, I will explain how I read the source code to look at every function.
In the end, this tutorial should enable you to do all the things you mentioned in the other comment.
Thanks that sounds exactly the kind of information I am looking for.
For now things like posts, comments, votes(received-given), SP vested, SP delegated and reputation. Eventually I would like to be able to run queries like who I have voted for and who has voted for me. I know there are many different web pages to get most of this, but as I am learning Python I would like the experience of writing the code myself.