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@summa-tx/rmn-btc

v0.1.0-alpha2

Published

Bitcoin transaction construction in JS using wasm-bindgen

Downloads

10

Readme

rmn-btc-wasm

This crate generates wrappers suitable for use with wasm-bindgen around the riemann-bitcoin crate. The wrappers implement passthrough methods for most functionality, and the resulting wasm libraries can be run in a browser and in node.js.

This crate is under active development, and the API may change.

The interface aims to be as faithful to riemann-bitcoin as possible, however a few compromises have been made.

  • Crossing the WASM/JS barrier has generally been implemented as clone(). This prevents unsafe use of the WASM memory. This means that most structs are de facto passed by value.
    • example: vin.push(txin) clones the txin. Further modifications to txin will not be propagated to the clone in the Vin.
    • example: let txin = vin.get(0) will clone the txin before returning it. Modifying that txin will not modify the original copy in the vin. Instead you must make the modifications, and then call vin.set(0, txin).
  • Script, ScriptPubkey, and ScriptSig are represented as Uint8Arrays until we get around to implementing a wrapper type.
  • wasm-bindgen does not seem to support indexing getters and setters on rust objects, so .get() and .set() methods have been provided
  • We have not yet implemented iterator support.

Interface

You should use the standard network interface:

const btc = require('@summa-tx/rmn-btc-wasm');

const addr = "bc1q....";

let tx = btc.BitcoinMainnet.tx_builder()
    .version(2)
    .spend(btc.BitcoinOutpoint.null(), 0xfffffffd)
    .pay(3000000n, addr)
    .locktime(0x87878787)
    .build();

Building

  • cargo build
  • install wasm-pack
  • wasm-pack build
    • specify --target nodejs for use in node.
  • build the docs: $ cargo rustdoc