Currently, the specific Python libraries and frameworks supported for smart contracts on GCUL have not been explicitly detailed in public sources. However, based on available information and common practices in the blockchain Python ecosystem, developers can expect support for standard Python programming along with integration capabilities similar to frameworks used in other blockchain environments.
Potentially supported or compatible Python libraries and tools include:
- Core Python standard libraries, allowing developers to write smart contracts using familiar Python syntax and paradigms.
- Libraries for interacting with blockchain infrastructure much like Web3.py for Ethereum, which enable contract deployment, transaction handling, and state querying.
- Common Python frameworks used for testing and developing smart contracts such as Brownie or others adapted to GCUL.
- SDKs and APIs provided by Google Cloud specifically tailored for GCUL to facilitate deployment, integration, and management of smart contracts within the GCUL ecosystem.
While detailed official documentation on supported Python libraries for GCUL smart contracts is awaited, the platform’s design intends to leverage Python’s robust ecosystem to enable efficient and secure smart contract development.
For precise and updated details, monitoring official Google Cloud developer resources for GCUL is recommended.
