A Python implementation of the Merkle/Hash Tree Algorithm
This implementation uses distinct node objects which are designed to be easily traversible. Each node has references to it's children, parent, and sibling nodes. The tree has a convenience method for accessing the path from any node to the Merkle root. By using the add_adjust() method, new leaves can be added to an already built tree, without rebuilding.
Installation:
pip install merkle
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Copyright (c) 2015 Jamie Steiner
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