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@nubit/goldinals-core-js

v0.5.2

Published

A TypeScript/javascript implementation of Goldinals Core.

Readme

goldinals-core-js

The core implementation of the Goldinals protocol in JavaScript (TypeScript), designed for constructing Goldinals transactions in a JavaScript runtime, particularly for wallet signing purposes.

Goldinals protocol is a trust-minimized fungible token standard for Bitcoin, proposed by the Nubit Team. You can find the Goldinals whitepaper here: Link.

Current Status

The protocol is in active developing and internal testing. Please note that breaking changes may occur as development progresses.

The codebase is not open-sourced at this moment. Only the preview version is provided via npm.

Supported Operations

The current implementation supports the following core opcodes:

  • Deploy
  • Mint
  • Transfer

This library provides a foundation for developers to work with Goldinals transactions, enabling wallet integrations and protocol extensions.

Supported Address Type Signatures

The current implementation supports the following address type signatures:

  • Taproot
  • P2PKH
  • P2WPKH
  • P2SH-P2WPKH

Get Started

npm install @nubit/goldinals-core-js

Wallet Supports:

This library facilitates the construction of Partially Signed Bitcoin Transactions (PSBTs) for submission to the Bitcoin.

To sign PSBTs, we recommend using the library @scure/btc-signer.

Below is a list of wallets known to support PSBT signing:

| Wallet Name | Method to Get Public Key | Public Key Type | | ----------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------- | | Unisat | Link | 33-byte Compressed Public Key | | OKX | Link | 33-byte Compressed Public Key | | Xverse | Link | 33-byte Compressed Public Key |

Examples:

Please check examples.