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@safe-vanity-blockie/core

v0.4.1

Published

Isomorphic blo identicon, CREATE2 address derivation and mining primitives for Safe vanity blockies

Readme

@safe-vanity-blockie/core

Pure, isomorphic building blocks for mining a Safe saltNonce whose resulting address renders a chosen two-color face as a blo identicon.

No Node built-ins and no DOM — it runs unchanged in Node, in a browser, and in a Web Worker. This package is the engine behind the safe-vanity-blockie CLI and the project's web app.

[!CAUTION] A matching identicon is cosmetic and must never be trusted as proof of an address. Blockie look-alikes are a known phishing vector. Always verify the full address, never the picture.

Install

Requires Node.js >= 22.

npm install @safe-vanity-blockie/core

What's in it

| Area | Exports | | --- | --- | | Identicon | bloData, bloDataInto, bloImage, bloSvg, randSeed, seedInto, randomColor, nextRandom | | Address derivation | createAddressDeriver, AddressDeriver, SafeConstants | | Mining | createMiner, Leaderboard, compareCandidates, Candidate, MineOptions, MineResult | | Scoring | makeScorer, compileFace, describeMatch, isTwoColor, colorContrast, apportion, hslToRgb | | Result selection | selectReported, filterCandidates, formatScore, scorePercent, SelectReportedResult | | Templates | TEMPLATES, getTemplate, parseFaceSpec, faceWithMouths, BASE_TARGET, BASE_WEIGHTS, MOUTHS, MOUTH_INDICES, MOUTH_BUDGET, MOUTH_BG_WEIGHT, MOUTH_STROKE_WEIGHT | | Types | FaceSpec, CompiledFace, FaceRegion, RegionAlternative, FixedCell, BloImage, Palette, Hsl | | Primitives | createKeccak256, Keccak256, bytesToHex, hexToBytes |

bloDataInto and seedInto write into a caller-supplied buffer, which is what makes a tight mining loop allocation-free.

Why a blo port

The identicon has to be computed millions of times per run, from raw bytes, with no DOM. This package reimplements blo's algorithm against that constraint while producing byte-identical output to the original for the same address.

Links

MIT