How to derive the bech32 stake addr from a hex stake address?

[bapshago]

I am looking for a way to derive a Bech32 stake address from a hex stake address. Am I missing an easy way to do this with the pycardano library?

from this: "e1658e1f8524d9b7e01383c304d2075686d3e958ee1987e9e09401f84b"
nami wallet output to this "658e1f8524d9b7e01383c304d2075686d3e958ee1987e9e09401f84b"
to this "stake1u9jcu8u9ynvm0cqns0psf5s826rd862cacvc060qjsqlsjcj6n09v"

This was my attempt. however, this outputs an address that is not a stake addr:
"addr1v9jcu8u9ynvm0cqns0psf5s826rd862cacvc060qjsqlsjcwsnfe7"

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`import pycardano

def convertwalletstakeaddr(hexfromnami):
hexaddr = hexfromnami[2:]
payment_hash = pycardano.address.VerificationKeyHash(
bytes.fromhex(hexaddr))
convertedaddr = pycardano.address.Address(payment_hash).encode()
return (convertedaddr)

test = convertwalletstakeaddr("e1658e1f8524d9b7e01383c304d2075686d3e958ee1987e9e09401f84b")
print(test) '

[cffls]

You can put the pub key hash as staking part, try this:

convertedaddr = pycardano.address.Address(staking_part=payment_hash).encode()

[bapshago]

That was it. Thanks!

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