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@canton-network/core-signing-lib

v1.12.0

Published

Core library for signing driver implementations

Readme

signing-lib

This library provides:

export interface SigningDriverInterface {
    partyMode: PartyMode
    signingProvider: SigningProvider
    controller: (authContext: AuthContext | undefined) => Methods
}

The controller function should be an implementation of buildController from ./src/rpc-gen/index.ts which takes an optional AuthContext.

To see a simple example of a signing driver, see core/singing-internal.

Data Encodings

When implementing a signing driver, note that the Wallet Gateway expects all keys and signatures to be base64-encoded. If the signing provider represents keys in some other format (i.e. hex-encoded strings), then the driver is responsible for converting between the formats. This provides a consistent and predictible interface to the Wallet Gateway.

Important Note

Other than the optional internalTxId parameter in signTransaction, ALL instances of txId refer to the TransactionID given by the signing provider, not the Wallet Gateway.

While some signing providers allow an external transaction to be stored with the transaction, this cannot be relied upon, therefore in order to lookup specific transactions, the Wallet Gateway must store and use the transaction ID given by the signing provider (which is returned by the signTransaction method).