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@spacemesh/sm-codec

v0.5.0

Published

Spacemesh Transaction Codec library

Downloads

88

Readme

@spacemesh/sm-codec

TypeScript library provides easy way to encode, decode, and sign transactions.

See usage examples below:

// Import
import {
  TemplateRegistry,
  SINGLE_SIG_TEMPLATE_ADDRESS,
  SpawnPayload,
  hash,
} from '@spacemesh/sm-codec';
import ed25519 from '@spacemesh/ed25519-wasm';

(async () => {
  // Usage

  // TemplateRegistry has pre-registered templates.
  // You can also register your own templates. See below.

  // Single Sig account spawning
  const spawnSingleSig = TemplateRegistry.get(
    SINGLE_SIG_TEMPLATE_ADDRESS,
    0
  );
  // Prepare SpawnPayload
  const spawnPayload: SpawnPayload = {
    Arguments: {
      PublicKey: Uint8Array.from([/* your public key: 32 bytes */]),
    },
  };
  // Calculate Principal address (of your new account)
  const principal = spawnSingleSig.principal(spawnPayload);
  // Encode SpawnTransaction
  const rawTx = spawnSingleSig.encode(principal, spawnPayload);
  // Get transaction hash, it is used in signing
  const txHash = hash(rawTx);
  // Then use `ed25519` library to sign the hash with your private key
  const sig = ed25519.sign(myPrivateKey, txHash);
  // And finally sign tx (actualy it concatenates bytes)
  const signedTx = tpl.sign(rawTx, sig);

Example of creating your own template:

import { TemplateRegistry, asTemplate, PublicKey, SingleSig } from '@spacemesh/sm-codec';
import { Struct, str } from 'scale-ts';

const spawnCodec = Struct({
  Owner: PublicKey,
  Nonce: str,
});
const saySmthCodec = Struct({
  message: str,
})

// Address of the template in the network
// 24 bytes length
const address = Uint8Array.from([
  0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
  0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
  0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
  0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1,
]);

// Creating own templates
const myTemplate = {
  key: toHex(address),
  publicKey: address,
  methods: {
    0: new Transaction({
      address: publicKey,
      methodSelector: 0,
      spawnArgsCodec: PublicKey,
      payloadCodec: spawnCodec,
      sigCodec: SingleSig,
    }),
    1: new Transaction({
      address: SINGLE_SIG_TEMPLATE_ADDRESS,
      methodSelector: n,
      spawnArgsCodec: SpawnArguments,
      payloadCodec: saySmthCodec,
      sigCodec: SingleSig,
    }),
  },
});

// Add it to registry
TemplateRegistry.register(address, myTemplate);

// And then use it as described above
const spawnMyAddr = TemplateRegistry.get(address, 0);

})();