graphsense-python 2.13.0__tar.gz → 2.13.5__tar.gz

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  1. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/PKG-INFO +20 -4
  2. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/README.md +19 -3
  3. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/__init__.py +2 -2
  4. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api/addresses_api.py +1 -1
  5. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api/blocks_api.py +1 -1
  6. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api/bulk_api.py +1 -1
  7. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api/clusters_api.py +1 -1
  8. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api/entities_api.py +1 -1
  9. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api/general_api.py +1 -1
  10. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api/rates_api.py +1 -1
  11. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api/tags_api.py +1 -1
  12. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api/tokens_api.py +1 -1
  13. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api/txs_api.py +1 -1
  14. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api_client.py +2 -2
  15. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/configuration.py +3 -3
  16. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/exceptions.py +1 -1
  17. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/gs_files/__init__.py +4 -2
  18. graphsense_python-2.13.5/graphsense/gs_files/encoder.py +662 -0
  19. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/gs_files/parser.py +24 -24
  20. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/gs_files/summary.py +2 -2
  21. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/__init__.py +1 -1
  22. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/actor.py +1 -1
  23. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/actor_context.py +1 -1
  24. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/address.py +1 -1
  25. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/address_output.py +1 -1
  26. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/address_tag.py +1 -1
  27. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/address_tags.py +1 -1
  28. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/address_tx.py +1 -1
  29. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/address_tx_utxo.py +1 -1
  30. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/address_txs.py +1 -1
  31. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/block.py +1 -1
  32. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/block_at_date.py +1 -1
  33. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/change_heuristics.py +1 -1
  34. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/cluster.py +1 -1
  35. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/cluster_addresses.py +1 -1
  36. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/coin_join_consensus.py +1 -1
  37. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/coin_join_heuristics.py +1 -1
  38. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/concept.py +1 -1
  39. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/consensus_entry.py +1 -1
  40. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/currency_stats.py +1 -1
  41. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/direct_change_heuristic.py +1 -1
  42. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/entity.py +1 -1
  43. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/entity_addresses.py +1 -1
  44. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/external_conversion.py +1 -1
  45. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/http_validation_error.py +1 -1
  46. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/join_market_heuristic.py +1 -1
  47. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/label_summary.py +1 -1
  48. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/labeled_item_ref.py +1 -1
  49. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/link.py +1 -1
  50. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/link_utxo.py +1 -1
  51. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/links.py +1 -1
  52. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/links_inner.py +1 -1
  53. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/location_inner.py +1 -1
  54. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/multi_input_change_heuristic.py +1 -1
  55. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/neighbor_address.py +1 -1
  56. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/neighbor_addresses.py +1 -1
  57. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/neighbor_cluster.py +1 -1
  58. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/neighbor_clusters.py +1 -1
  59. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/neighbor_entities.py +1 -1
  60. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/neighbor_entity.py +1 -1
  61. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/one_time_change_heuristic.py +1 -1
  62. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/rate.py +1 -1
  63. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/rates.py +1 -1
  64. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/related_address.py +1 -1
  65. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/related_addresses.py +1 -1
  66. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/search_result.py +1 -1
  67. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/search_result_by_currency.py +1 -1
  68. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/search_result_level1.py +1 -1
  69. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/search_result_level2.py +1 -1
  70. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/search_result_level3.py +1 -1
  71. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/search_result_level4.py +1 -1
  72. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/search_result_level5.py +1 -1
  73. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/search_result_level6.py +1 -1
  74. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/stats.py +1 -1
  75. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/tag.py +1 -1
  76. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/tag_cloud_entry.py +1 -1
  77. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/tag_summary.py +1 -1
  78. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/taxonomy.py +1 -1
  79. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/token_config.py +1 -1
  80. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/token_configs.py +1 -1
  81. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/tx.py +1 -1
  82. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/tx_account.py +1 -1
  83. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/tx_ref.py +1 -1
  84. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/tx_summary.py +1 -1
  85. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/tx_utxo.py +1 -1
  86. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/tx_value.py +1 -1
  87. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/user_reported_tag.py +1 -1
  88. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/user_tag_report_response.py +1 -1
  89. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/utxo_heuristics.py +1 -1
  90. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/validation_error.py +1 -1
  91. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/values.py +1 -1
  92. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/wasabi_heuristic.py +1 -1
  93. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/whirlpool_coin_join_heuristic.py +1 -1
  94. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/models/whirlpool_tx0_heuristic.py +1 -1
  95. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/rest.py +1 -1
  96. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense_python.egg-info/PKG-INFO +20 -4
  97. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/pyproject.toml +1 -1
  98. graphsense_python-2.13.0/graphsense/gs_files/encoder.py +0 -336
  99. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api/__init__.py +0 -0
  100. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/api_response.py +0 -0
  101. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/cli/__init__.py +0 -0
  102. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/cli/__main__.py +0 -0
  103. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/cli/bulk_cmd.py +0 -0
  104. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/cli/context.py +0 -0
  105. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/cli/convenience.py +0 -0
  106. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/cli/errors.py +0 -0
  107. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/cli/gs.py +0 -0
  108. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/cli/main.py +0 -0
  109. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/cli/raw.py +0 -0
  110. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/compat.py +0 -0
  111. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/ext/__init__.py +0 -0
  112. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/ext/bulk.py +0 -0
  113. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/ext/client.py +0 -0
  114. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/ext/deprecation.py +0 -0
  115. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/ext/io.py +0 -0
  116. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/ext/output.py +0 -0
  117. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/ext/selectors.py +0 -0
  118. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/gs_files/writer.py +0 -0
  119. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/__init__.py +0 -0
  120. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/actor.py +0 -0
  121. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/actor_context.py +0 -0
  122. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/address.py +0 -0
  123. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/address_tag.py +0 -0
  124. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/address_tags.py +0 -0
  125. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/address_tx.py +0 -0
  126. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/address_tx_utxo.py +0 -0
  127. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/address_txs.py +0 -0
  128. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/block.py +0 -0
  129. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/block_at_date.py +0 -0
  130. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/concept.py +0 -0
  131. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/currency_stats.py +0 -0
  132. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/entity.py +0 -0
  133. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/entity_addresses.py +0 -0
  134. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/external_conversion.py +0 -0
  135. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/http_validation_error.py +0 -0
  136. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/label_summary.py +0 -0
  137. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/labeled_item_ref.py +0 -0
  138. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/link.py +0 -0
  139. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/link_utxo.py +0 -0
  140. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/links.py +0 -0
  141. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/links_inner.py +0 -0
  142. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/location_inner.py +0 -0
  143. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/neighbor_address.py +0 -0
  144. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/neighbor_addresses.py +0 -0
  145. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/neighbor_entities.py +0 -0
  146. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/neighbor_entity.py +0 -0
  147. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/rate.py +0 -0
  148. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/rates.py +0 -0
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  152. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/search_result_by_currency.py +0 -0
  153. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/search_result_level1.py +0 -0
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  159. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/stats.py +0 -0
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  161. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/tag_cloud_entry.py +0 -0
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  164. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/token_config.py +0 -0
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  167. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/tx_account.py +0 -0
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  175. {graphsense_python-2.13.0 → graphsense_python-2.13.5}/graphsense/model/values.py +0 -0
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+ GraphSense API provides programmatic access to blockchain analytics data across multiple ledgers. Use it to explore addresses, clusters, blocks, transactions, tags, token activity, and exchange-rate context, and to integrate investigation workflows into your own applications and automation. ## Versioning & deprecation The API follows semantic versioning. Minor releases are additive and backwards-compatible; breaking changes only happen in major releases, which are rare and announced in advance. Deprecated endpoints and fields remain fully functional for at least six months after they are marked deprecated. During that window they are highlighted with a strikethrough in the docs and in generated clients, and responses from deprecated endpoints carry a `Deprecation` HTTP header that client tooling can detect. Replacement endpoints and fields are always introduced before the deprecated surface is removed. See the [full versioning and deprecation policy](https://github.com/graphsense/graphsense-lib/blob/master/README.md#rest-api-evolution-and-deprecation-policy) for details. ## AI assistant access (MCP) In addition to this REST API, this deployment exposes a **Model Context Protocol (MCP)** interface that lets AI assistants query GraphSense directly in natural language, without writing code against the endpoints below. The MCP interface is available at the `/mcp` path of this server, relative to the address this documentation is served from. It offers a curated selection of the most useful operations, so an assistant can answer questions about addresses, transactions, clusters, and tags on your behalf. To use it, add that `/mcp` URL to an MCP-capable assistant as a new connector or tool source; the assistant then handles the rest. # noqa: E501
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+ GraphSense API provides programmatic access to blockchain analytics data across multiple ledgers. Use it to explore addresses, clusters, blocks, transactions, tags, token activity, and exchange-rate context, and to integrate investigation workflows into your own applications and automation. ## Versioning & deprecation The API follows semantic versioning. Minor releases are additive and backwards-compatible; breaking changes only happen in major releases, which are rare and announced in advance. Deprecated endpoints and fields remain fully functional for at least six months after they are marked deprecated. During that window they are highlighted with a strikethrough in the docs and in generated clients, and responses from deprecated endpoints carry a `Deprecation` HTTP header that client tooling can detect. Replacement endpoints and fields are always introduced before the deprecated surface is removed. See the [full versioning and deprecation policy](https://github.com/graphsense/graphsense-lib/blob/master/README.md#rest-api-evolution-and-deprecation-policy) for details. ## AI assistant access (MCP) In addition to this REST API, this deployment exposes a **Model Context Protocol (MCP)** interface that lets AI assistants query GraphSense directly in natural language, without writing code against the endpoints below. The MCP interface is available at the `/mcp` path of this server, relative to the address this documentation is served from. It offers a curated selection of the most useful operations, so an assistant can answer questions about addresses, transactions, clusters, and tags on your behalf. To use it, add that `/mcp` URL to an MCP-capable assistant as a new connector or tool source; the assistant then handles the rest. # noqa: E501
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+ GraphSense API provides programmatic access to blockchain analytics data across multiple ledgers. Use it to explore addresses, clusters, blocks, transactions, tags, token activity, and exchange-rate context, and to integrate investigation workflows into your own applications and automation. ## Versioning & deprecation The API follows semantic versioning. Minor releases are additive and backwards-compatible; breaking changes only happen in major releases, which are rare and announced in advance. Deprecated endpoints and fields remain fully functional for at least six months after they are marked deprecated. During that window they are highlighted with a strikethrough in the docs and in generated clients, and responses from deprecated endpoints carry a `Deprecation` HTTP header that client tooling can detect. Replacement endpoints and fields are always introduced before the deprecated surface is removed. See the [full versioning and deprecation policy](https://github.com/graphsense/graphsense-lib/blob/master/README.md#rest-api-evolution-and-deprecation-policy) for details. ## AI assistant access (MCP) In addition to this REST API, this deployment exposes a **Model Context Protocol (MCP)** interface that lets AI assistants query GraphSense directly in natural language, without writing code against the endpoints below. The MCP interface is available at the `/mcp` path of this server, relative to the address this documentation is served from. It offers a curated selection of the most useful operations, so an assistant can answer questions about addresses, transactions, clusters, and tags on your behalf. To use it, add that `/mcp` URL to an MCP-capable assistant as a new connector or tool source; the assistant then handles the rest. # noqa: E501
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