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Once all APIs have been added, create ethereum objects to abstract API calls:

• Block
• Contract
• Token

Add functionality for all etherscan APIs:

• Accounts
• Contracts
• Transactions
• Blocks
• Tokens

In the Account object, if you run list(account.transactions) it seems to hang.

Same with looping over those objects.

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• Event Logs
• GETH/Parity Proxy
• Websockets
• Stats

Choose a documentation style and add docstrings to entire codebase.

Currently, an API request that returns an empty result set returns with a non-zero etherscan status code. This throws an EtherscanDataError. This needs to be changed so that an empty result set can be returned without error in cases where it's warranted (e.g. a new address that has never been involved in a transaction).

After installing with pip, modules like client and ethereum have to be explicitly imported. Something is a bit wonky with the PATH setup post pip install - need to update this.

E.g. something along the lines of Keep a Changelog. That provides ample thoughts on why this is useful.

For example, by reading a file.

This shifts the focus from securing the environment to securing a file, which (at least on *nix systems) seems simpler to me.

Currently something like Address('a') works. It should throw an error b/c it's not a valid ethereum address.

Tests are currently run against the live chain - this should be switched so that new transactions / data don't cause tests to fail. The problem is identifying transactions, addresses, blocks, and contracts that all have reliable data on the test net.

Coverage needs to be at 99% prior to release.