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@spirobel/monero-wallet-api

v0.5.3

Published

## quick start

Readme

@spirobel/monero-wallet-api

quick start

import { openWallets } from "@spirobel/monero-wallet-api";

// scan all non-halted wallets from the settings file:
const wallets = await openWallets();

kitchen sink + transaction sending

import { openWallets } from "@spirobel/monero-wallet-api";

// add a wallet address to ScanSettings.json first

// convenience script to make a regtest wallet and write to RegtestScanSettings.json + keys to .env.local:
// bun run scripts/regtest_gen.ts

// scan all non-halted wallets from the settings file:
const wallets = await openWallets({
  scan_settings_path: "./ScanSettings.json", // this is the default scan settings file name
  pathPrefix: "./", // default path for wallet scan caches, stats files, connection status file
  notifyMasterChanged: async (params) => {
    // called on each scan result: outputs, new_height, etc.
    console.log("progress", params.newCache.current_height);
  },
});

// change node url mid scan
await wallets.changeNodeUrl("http://127.0.0.1:18081");

// send a transaction
wallets.wallets[0].makeSignSendTransaction();
wallets.wallets[0].makeStandardTransaction(
  escrow_address.mainnet_primary,
  "133700000000",
);
wallets.wallets[0].signTransaction();
wallets.wallets[0].sendTransaction();

// sweep all funds to another wallet
const unsigned_tx_hex = await escrowWallet.sweepToExternalWallet(
  merchant_final_address,
  escrowWallet.spendableInputs(),
);

// stop scan worker
wallets.stopWorker();

See the reorg handling test for a regtest reorg example.

After running this test a local node is available, which makes it possible to easily run the escrow test described in detail here.

See the acceptance test for a full working sync example with mainnet data.

install

To install the package:

bun add @spirobel/monero-wallet-api

build

1. rust release build

cd rust || cd ../rust
cargo build  --target wasm32-wasip1 --release --lib
cd frost-dkg || cd ../frost-dkg
cargo build  --target wasm32-wasip1 --release --lib

2. build typescript:

cd typescript || cd ../typescript
bun build

prerequisite: init submodule (frost-dkg uses serai submodule)

git submodule update --init --recursive

prerequisite: install rust (or use docker image, see below)

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
rustup install 1.89.0
rustup default 1.89.0
rustup target add wasm32-wasip1

reproducible build with pinned cargo + rust + cargo wasi

make the image

cd rust || cd ../rust
docker build -t monero-wallet-api-build .

build the library -> find the result in target/wasm32-wasip1/release

docker run -v $(pwd):/app -it monero-wallet-api-build
cd typescript || cd ../typescript
bun run build
bun run inlinesum

if the content of the checksum.txt file stays the same, the build was reproduced.

to verify that the wasm file distributed on npm matches the checksum, add the npm package as a dependency to a project and compare the sha256sum output with the checksum.txt file in the git repo.

cd /tmp
bun init
bun add @spirobel/monero-wallet-api
cat node_modules/@spirobel/monero-wallet-api/dist/wasmFile.js | sha256sum