New:
- [Docs] Added Transactions docs
 - [Transactions] Python Processing and Signing of Transactions
 - [Transactions] Allow for signing of Comments
 
Bugs fixed:
- [Examples] Update Examples
 - [Account] Fixed missing prefix
 - [Examples] Updates
 - [API] Fix get_account
 - [API] background cleanup and 'wallet'/'node' references
 
Manual Constructing and Signing of Transactions
The new transactions feature allows to manually construct, sign and
broadcast transactions using python3. That means that no cli_wallet is
required any longer.
Loading Transactions Class
We load the class for manual transaction construction via:
from steembase import transactions
Construction
Now we can use the predefined transaction formats, e.g. vote or
comment as follows:
- define the expiration time
 - define a JSON object that contains all data for that transaction
 - load that data into the corresponding operations class
 - collect multiple operations
 - get some blockchain parameters to prevent replay attack
 - Construct the actual transaction from the list of operations
 - sign the transaction with the corresponding private key(s)
 
Example A: Vote
expiration = transactions.formatTimeFromNow(60)
op = transactions.Vote(
    **{"voter": voter,
       "author": message["author"],
       "permlink": message["permlink"],
       "weight": int(weight)}
)
ops    = [transactions.Operation(op)]
ref_block_num, ref_block_prefix = transactions.getBlockParams(rpc)
tx     = transactions.Signed_Transaction(ref_block_num=ref_block_num,
                                         ref_block_prefix=ref_block_prefix,
                                         expiration=expiration,
                                         operations=ops)
tx = tx.sign([wif])
Example A: Comment
# Expiration time 60 seconds in the future
expiration = transactions.formatTimeFromNow(60)
op = transactions.Comment(
    **{"parent_author": parent_author,
       "parent_permlink": parent_permlink,
       "author": author,
       "permlink": postPermlink,
       "title": postTitle,
       "body": postBody,
       "json_metadata": ""}
)
ops    = [transactions.Operation(op)]
ref_block_num, ref_block_prefix = transactions.getBlockParams(rpc)
tx     = transactions.Signed_Transaction(ref_block_num=ref_block_num,
                                         ref_block_prefix=ref_block_prefix,
                                         expiration=expiration,
                                         operations=ops)
tx = tx.sign([wif])
Broadcasting
For broadcasting, we first need to convert the transactions class into a
JSON object. After that, we can braodcast this to the network:
# Convert python class to JSON
tx = transactions.JsonObj(tx)
# Broadcast JSON to network
rpc.broadcast_transaction(tx, api="network_broadcast"):