Source code for bitshares.amount

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from .asset import Asset
from .instance import BlockchainInstance
from graphenecommon.amount import Amount as GrapheneAmount


[docs]@BlockchainInstance.inject class Amount(GrapheneAmount): """ This class deals with Amounts of any asset to simplify dealing with the tuple:: (amount, asset) :param list args: Allows to deal with different representations of an amount :param float amount: Let's create an instance with a specific amount :param str asset: Let's you create an instance with a specific asset (symbol) :param bitshares.bitshares.BitShares blockchain_instance: BitShares instance :returns: All data required to represent an Amount/Asset :rtype: dict :raises ValueError: if the data provided is not recognized .. code-block:: python from peerplays.amount import Amount from peerplays.asset import Asset a = Amount("1 USD") b = Amount(1, "USD") c = Amount("20", Asset("USD")) a + b a * 2 a += b a /= 2.0 Way to obtain a proper instance: * ``args`` can be a string, e.g.: "1 USD" * ``args`` can be a dictionary containing ``amount`` and ``asset_id`` * ``args`` can be a dictionary containing ``amount`` and ``asset`` * ``args`` can be a list of a ``float`` and ``str`` (symbol) * ``args`` can be a list of a ``float`` and a :class:`bitshares.asset.Asset` * ``amount`` and ``asset`` are defined manually An instance is a dictionary and comes with the following keys: * ``amount`` (float) * ``symbol`` (str) * ``asset`` (instance of :class:`bitshares.asset.Asset`) Instances of this class can be used in regular mathematical expressions (``+-*/%``) such as: .. code-block:: python Amount("1 USD") * 2 Amount("15 GOLD") + Amount("0.5 GOLD") """
[docs] def define_classes(self): from .price import Price self.asset_class = Asset self.price_class = Price