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This is the documentation for the Electrum Console.<br/>
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<br/>
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Most Electrum command-line commands are also available in the console. <br/>
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The results are Python objects, even though they are
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sometimes rendered as JSON for clarity.<br/>
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<br/>
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Let us call <tt>listunspent()</tt>, to see the list of unspent outputs in the wallet:
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<pre>
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>> listunspent()
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[
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{
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"address": "12cmY5RHRgx8KkUKASDcDYRotget9FNso3",
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"index": 0,
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"raw_output_script": "76a91411bbdc6e3a27c44644d83f783ca7df3bdc2778e688ac",
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"tx_hash": "e7029df9ac8735b04e8e957d0ce73987b5c9c5e920ec4a445130cdeca654f096",
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"value": 0.01
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},
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{
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"address": "1GavSCND6TB7HuCnJSTEbHEmCctNGeJwXF",
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"index": 0,
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"raw_output_script": "76a914aaf437e25805f288141bfcdc27887ee5492bd13188ac",
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"tx_hash": "b30edf57ca2a31560b5b6e8dfe567734eb9f7d3259bb334653276efe520735df",
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"value": 9.04735316
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}
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]
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</pre>
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Note that the result is rendered as JSON. <br/>
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However, if we save it to a Python variable, it is rendered as a Python object:
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<pre>
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>> u = listunspent()
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>> u
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[{'tx_hash': u'e7029df9ac8735b04e8e957d0ce73987b5c9c5e920ec4a445130cdeca654f096', 'index': 0, 'raw_output_script': '76a91411bbdc6e3a27c44644d83f783ca7df3bdc2778e688ac', 'value': 0.01, 'address': '12cmY5RHRgx8KkUKASDcDYRotget9FNso3'}, {'tx_hash': u'b30edf57ca2a31560b5b6e8dfe567734eb9f7d3259bb334653276efe520735df', 'index': 0, 'raw_output_script': '76a914aaf437e25805f288141bfcdc27887ee5492bd13188ac', 'value': 9.04735316, 'address': '1GavSCND6TB7HuCnJSTEbHEmCctNGeJwXF'}]
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</pre>
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<br/>
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This makes it possible to combine Electrum commands with Python.<br/>
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For example, let us pick only the addresses in the previous result:
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<pre>
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>> map(lambda x:x.get('address'), listunspent())
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[
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"12cmY5RHRgx8KkUKASDcDYRotget9FNso3",
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"1GavSCND6TB7HuCnJSTEbHEmCctNGeJwXF"
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]
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</pre>
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Here we combine two commands, <tt>listunspent</tt>
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and <tt>dumpprivkeys</tt>, in order to dump the private keys of all adresses that have unspent outputs:
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<pre>
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>> dumpprivkeys( map(lambda x:x.get('address'), listunspent()) )
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{
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"12cmY5RHRgx8KkUKASDcDYRotget9FNso3": "***************************************************",
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"1GavSCND6TB7HuCnJSTEbHEmCctNGeJwXF": "***************************************************"
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}
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</pre>
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Note that <tt>dumpprivkey</tt> will ask for your password if your
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wallet is encrypted.
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<br/>
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The GUI methods can be accessed through the <tt>gui</tt> variable.
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For example, you can display a QR code from a string using
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gui.show_qrcode.
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Example:
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<pre>
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gui.show_qrcode(dumpprivkey(listunspent()[0]['address']))
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</pre>
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