AttributeError: 'AsyncClient' object has no attribute 'get_bnb_balance' about bscscan-python HOT 10 CLOSED

Looks like you're missing the with statement that actually builds the client. Also it looks like your code is synchronous so the snippet should look like this:

import bscscan

YOUR_API_KEY = ""
ADDRESS = ""

with bscscan.BscScan(YOUR_API_KEY, asynchronous=False) as bsc:
    print(bsc.get_bnb_balance(address=ADDRESS))

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@richin13
Ok, just tried again.
The debugger throws an error, but the Python interactive console, as well as the integrated interactive console in VSCode work fine with the code.

Guess it's really just a cosmetic problem, not code-breaking.

Thank you very much! I was running in circles over that error :)

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I found a previous issue that looked the same as mine, and even if I use your solution (the example provided), it still doesn't work. There is no error with the code below, but no output either (goes back to shell prompt).

import asyncio
from bscscan import BscScan

YOUR_API_KEY = "<MYAPIKEY>"

async def main():
  async with BscScan(YOUR_API_KEY) as bsc:
    print(await bsc.get_bnb_balance(address="<MYADDRESS>"))

Previous issue reported: #25

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@richin13 which version do you use?
I tried using it with the with statement, but it says the following:

I use the 2.0.0 both from repo and cloned from GitHub, both throw that error

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@623134636b3768756e643372 that's odd, I'm using 2.0.0 too.

From pip freeze
bscscan-python==2.0.0

What's your platform?

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@623134636b3768756e643372 that's odd, I'm using 2.0.0 too.

From pip freeze
bscscan-python==2.0.0

What's your platform?

Windows 10 x64
Python 3.10.1 64-bit
VSCode with default Python extension
Pylance server enabled

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@623134636b3768756e643372 Ok I'm not familiar with VSCode and the Pylance setup but this client uses some magic methods to generate each member (such as get_bnb_balance and so on) and linters don't like that. It actually shows a very similar message to me using Linux + neovim + pylint:

But the code runs just fine. Have you tried running it?

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