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+ A Python library for interacting with Tezos blockchain,
testing smart contracts, and
+ writing
+ Michelson scripts.
+
You can run tests either on a remote node (without actual injecting) or using a builtin interpreter, + it + takes seconds to execute, not minutes.
PyTezos allows to patch AMOUNT, SENDER, SOURCE, + BALANCE, NOW, initial storage, and handle exceptions raised by + FAILWITH. +
Builtin REPL allows to mock cross-contract calls — all you need is to validate parameters of + the + spawned transactions.
Contract interface is derived straight from the compiled Michelson code, it doesn't matter what is + the + source language, LIGO, SmartPy, or + else.
Use the whole power of the Python unit testing framework, including various assert helpers and + interactive + debugging plugins in VSCode and PyCharm. +
+The minimal setup requires only a browser — you can manage Tezos contracts using Google + Colaboratory, + or any other online service that allows you to run Jupyter notebooks.
+PyTezos is capable of almost everything tezos-client can do, so you can automate any + CI/CD task, + key + management, data conversion or other.
PyTezos is perfect when you need to do something fast: the default node and key settings allow + you + to get + started right away, and the built-in documentation allows you to avoid switching between windows. +
+PyTezos is built as flexible as possible: in most cases you will need only high-level interfaces, but + at + any moment you can go deeper and customize the logic.
+Visualize and better understand stack transformations with the step-by-step execution + and verbose logging.
+Michelson instruction set is extended with useful helpers for debugging and patching context. +
+Mock blockchain bindings as you wish, even complicated scenarios like Big_map copying + can be reproduced.
+Shipped with autocomplete and builtin documentation, no need to switch tabs if you forget + something.
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