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Generating IOTA addresses from a seed: API call Get_new_addresses()
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# The snippet is a part of the IOTA Developer Essentials project. You can reach it at https://hribek25.github.io/IOTA101/ | |
# Complete description and story behind the snippet is available at: https://hribek25.github.io/IOTA101/Allchapters_python.ipynb.html#0FF479CB6C0A | |
# Requirement: PyOTA library (!pip install pyota) | |
import iota | |
from pprint import pprint | |
# For this particular task the Node URL is not important as it will not be contacted at all | |
# However it has to be well-formatted URI | |
NodeURL = "https://nodes.thetangle.org:443" | |
MySeed = b"WKQDUZTGFKSSLACUCHHLZRKZBHSDSCEBHKUPDLKFBQALEBKDMFRPUQGZRXAADPG9TSRTZGGBZOFRJCFMM" | |
api=iota.Iota(NodeURL, | |
seed = MySeed) # if you do not specify a seed, PyOTA library randomly generates one for you under the hood | |
# Let's generate 3 addresses using default security level=2. | |
# It is deterministic function - it always generates same addresses as long as the Seed, Security Level and Index are the same | |
result = api.get_new_addresses(index=0, | |
count=3, | |
security_level=2) | |
pprint(result) |
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