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@dfinity/ic-pub-key

v1.0.2

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Library for deriving public keys for threshold signature schemes used on the Internet Computer

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Readme

IC Public Key

TypeScript library for working with ICP public keys.

The Internet Computer protcol supports several threshold signature schemes including ECDSA, Ed25519, and BIP340 Schnorr. In these schemes, the various user public keys are derived from a master key which is split among the nodes in a subnet. This derivation can be done online, using the ecdsa_public_key and schnorr_public_key management canister calls, but since no secret is involved in the derivation process it can also be performed offline.

This library contains TypeScript implementations of this derivation, allowing keys to be derived by frontend applications without a call to the IC.

You can find Rust implementations of this same functionality in the ic_secp256k1 and ic_ed25519 crates.

Usage

npm

npm install @dfinity/ic-pub-key

Command line

To derive one public key from another:

npx @dfinity/ic-pub-key derive ecdsa secp256k1 --pubkey 02b84ff3f88329a887657d0309bd1a1af9e37601e5d1a535d6fe7d42e37f79f40a --chaincode 212891bc032f28d369bacf39dc369feb516eced9a3d83498246aead1546f8cd1 --derivationpath fee/fie/foo/fum

The command line also includes tools for working with the Chain Fusion Signer. For example, to get the Ethereum address of a principal on the chain fusion signer:

npx @dfinity/ic-pub-key signer eth address -u nggqm-p5ozz-i5hfv-bejmq-2gtow-4dtqw-vjatn-4b4yw-s5mzs-i46su-6ae

Or to get the Bitcoin mainnet address of a principal on the chain fusion signer:

npx @dfinity/ic-pub-key signer btc address -u nggqm-p5ozz-i5hfv-bejmq-2gtow-4dtqw-vjatn-4b4yw-s5mzs-i46su-6ae -n mainnet