The bitcoin_graph library makes it simple to produce graphs and matrices of Bitcoin transactions from a single wallet address of a list of wallet addresses.
This is an alpha release, so please post bugs/requests as you encounter them. Thanks!
# via pip
pip install bitcoin_graph
# via github
pip install git+https://github.com/joeblankenship1/bitcoin_graph.git
from bitcoin_graph import bitcoin_graph
# you can input a single wallet address or a list of dictionaries with metadata
node_data = [('1DqeUNa3wqJRamTEUMTiUXHAQynQuLh426', {'name': 'Near Genesis'})]
# this will take a single wallet address of a list of dictionaries with metadata
edge_data = bitcoin_graph.bitcoin_network(node_data)
# this will output a Networkx graph object
graph_object = bitcoin_graph.bitcoin_graph(node_data, edge_data)
# you can then export to one of several formats
bitcoin_graph.bitcoin_data_export(graph_object, 'graphml', 'filename')
- You can also now use NetworkX to manipulate the graph object.
- Single or multiple addresses
- Multiple output formats
- Extends Networkx functionality
- Python 3.6+
Docs are forthcoming.
Please use Github Issue Tracker
Changelog is forthcoming (will be in same location as Docs).
Copyright Joe Blankenship, 2019
Distributed under the terms of the GNU GPL-3.0 license. Bitcoin_graph is free and open-source software.