Add bdk-python - #217
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This fix enables building for the x86_64 architecture
Build wheels in a more "standard" way using setuptools-rust, which makes our life easier when dealing with multiple different platforms. Also use the new bdk-ffi's `generate` binary instead of relying on uniffi's bindgen cli.
Build wheels using setuptools-rust
Bump bdk-ffi submodule to v0.3.0
Update library to new bdk-ffi API version 0.7.0
Signed-off-by: Sam Korn <korn94sam@gmail.com>
Fix tox build and tests
Co-authored-by: Steve Myers <github@notmandatory.org>
Bump bdk-ffi to v0.8.0 tag
This is in line with the bdk-jvm, bdk-android, and bdk-swift libraries, who all rely on the bdk-ffi changelog.
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I think when we migrate the bindings into the |
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Closing in favour of #228. |
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This PR brings the bdk-python repo into the bdk-ffi repository.
It's a big change, and I still have one or two unanswered questions (but I thought it would be worthwhile to open a draft PR anyway):
setup.pyfile, but I'd need it to be able to take a git repo and a tag...This is part of #206.