NakamotoJS Client

A library for managing integration test on NakamotoJS server

This repo is a clone from the original regtest-client repository, with the addition of support other UTXOs based blockchains. Currently supports Bitcoin and Litecoin.

You must specify a server

Default URL is http://127.0.0.1:3000/1, and the recommended way to set up a server is to run a docker container locally.

You can override the URL with APIURL environment variable or by using the optional second arg new RegtestUtils(bitcoin, { APIURL: 'xxx' }) at runtime.

You can also override the API password (set on the server side) with APIPASS env variable, or new RegtestUtils(bitcoin, { APIURL: 'xxx', APIPASS: 'yyy' })

The optional second arg can have either, both, or none of the two overrides.

You can provide a network configuration

export const regtestUtils = new RegtestUtils({
  APIPASS,
  APIURL,
  network: litecoin.networks.regtest,
});

Docker

Check the docker folder on @bitocin-computer/nakamotojs-server to run a server locally.

TypeScript support

Types are automatically generated. Develop in TypeScript, commit JS and types. Pull requests must all contain TS, JS, and types where needed.

Usage

// inside an async function to use await

const bitcoin = require('@bitcoin-computer/nakamotojs-lib');
const { ECPairFactory } = require('ecpair');
const tinysecp = require('tiny-secp256k1');
const { RegtestUtils } = require('@bitcoin-computer/nakamotojs-client');
const regtestUtils = new RegtestUtils(bitcoin);

const ECPair = ECPairFactory(tinysecp);

const network = regtestUtils.network; // regtest network params

const keyPair = ECPair.makeRandom({ network });
const p2pkh = bitcoin.payments.p2pkh({ pubkey: keyPair.publicKey, network });

// Tell the server to send you coins (satoshis)
// Can pass address
const unspent = await regtestUtils.faucet(p2pkh.address, 2e4);

// Tell the server to send you coins (satoshis)
// Can pass Buffer of the scriptPubkey (in case address can not be parsed by bitcoinjs-lib)
// Non-standard outputs will be rejected, though.
const unspentComplex = await regtestUtils.faucetComplex(p2pkh.output, 1e4);

// Get all current unspents of the address.
const unspents = await regtestUtils.unspents(p2pkh.address);

// Get data of a certain transaction
const fetchedTx = await regtestUtils.fetch(unspent.txId);
const fetchedTxComplex = await regtestUtils.fetch(unspentComplex.txId);

// Mine 6 blocks, returns an Array of the block hashes
// All of the above faucet payments will confirm
const results = await regtestUtils.mine(6);

// Send our own transaction
const txb = new bitcoin.Psbt({ network });
txb.addInput({
  hash: unspent.txId,
  index: unspent.vout,
  nonWitnessUtxo: Buffer.from(fetchedTx.txHex, 'hex'),
});
txb.addInput({
  hash: unspentComplex.txId,
  index: unspentComplex.vout,
  nonWitnessUtxo: Buffer.from(fetchedTxComplex.txHex, 'hex'),
});

// regtestUtils.RANDOM_ADDRESS is created on first load.
// regtestUtils.randomAddress() will return a new random address every time.
// (You won't have the private key though.)
txb.addOutput({ address: regtestUtils.RANDOM_ADDRESS, value: 1e4 });

txb.signInput(0, keyPair);
txb.signInput(1, keyPair);

txb.finalizeAllInputs();

const tx = txb.extractTransaction();

// build and broadcast to the Bitcoin Local RegTest server
await regtestUtils.broadcast(tx.toHex());

// This verifies that the vout output of txId transaction is actually for value
// in satoshis and is locked for the address given.
// The utxo can be unconfirmed. We are just verifying it was at least placed in
// the mempool.
await regtestUtils.verify({
  txId: tx.getId(),
  address: regtestUtils.RANDOM_ADDRESS,
  vout: 0,
  value: 1e4,
});