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fabric-wallet-migration

v0.3.0

Published

Migration from Hyperledger Fabric 1.4 to 2.0 wallets

Readme

This module allows access to data stored in the wallets used by legacy Hyperledger Fabric client SDKs.

For users of the Fabric version 2 Node SDK, a custom WalletStore implementation that allows a Hyperledger Fabric version 1.4 wallet to be accessed using the version 2.x SDKs Wallet API. This can be used to migrate a version 1.4 wallet to the version 2 wallet format.

For users of the Fabric Gateway client API, a custom Wallet API implementation is provided that allows data to be directly accessed from legacy Node SDK wallets in a form suitable for use with the Fabric Gateway client API.

Example migration from v1.4 to v2 wallet format

import * as WalletMigration from "fabric-wallet-migration";
import { Wallet, Wallets } from "fabric-network"; // fabric-network v2

async function migrateWallet(oldWalletDirectory: string, newWalletDirectory: string): Promise<void> {
    const walletStore = await WalletMigration.newFileSystemWalletStoreV1(oldWalletDirectory);
    const oldWallet = new Wallet(walletStore);

    const newWallet = await Wallets.newFileSystemWallet(newWalletDirectory);

    const identityLabels = await oldWallet.list();
    for (const label of identityLabels) {
        const identity = await oldWallet.get(label);
        if (identity) {
        await newWallet.put(label, identity);
        }
    }
}

Example use of v2 wallet with Fabric Gateway client API

import * as grpc from "@grpc/grpc-js";
import { wallets } from "fabric-wallet-migration";
import { connect, hash, signers } from "@hyperledger/fabric-gateway";

async function connectGateway(client: grpc.Client): Promise<Gateway> {
    const wallet = await wallets.newFileSystemWallet("path/to/wallet");
    const entry = await wallet.get("myIdLabel");
    if (!entry) {
        throw new Error("Failed to read wallet entry");
    }

    const identity = entry.identity;
    const signer = signers.newPrivateKeySigner(entry.privateKey);

    return connect({
        identity,
        signer,
        hash: hash.sha256,
        client,
    });
}