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bitsignjs

v0.1.7

Published

Client side lib for interact with bitsign

Downloads

9

Readme

bitsignjs

Library to integrate bitsign to your project. For further information please go to the documentation.

Bitsignjs its a library that lets you interact easily with BitSign Federation blockchain to create notary transactions, deploy smart contracts, make calls and ejecute state changer contracts functions.

APIS

To begin using our library you must instanciate the library with your token. To create your access token you can click this link.

const bitsignjs = require('bitsignjs');

let api = bitsignjs.init(<your_token>);

Smart Contracts

To create, deploy and interact with Smart Contrat we have several methods that connect with our webservice endpoints.

If you want to deploy a new contract you can use the endpoint deploy as shown below. For more information you can check our official documentation here

api.contracts.deploy

  api.contracts.deploy({
    password: '<your_password>',
    type: '<type>',
    args: {}
  }).then(data => console.log(data))

api.contracts.send

  api.contracts.send({
    password: '<your_password>',
    method: '<method>',
    args: {},
    address: '<contract_address>'
  }).then(data => console.log(data))

api.contracts.call

  api.contracts.call({
    password: '<your_password>',
    method: '<method>',
    args: {},
    address: '<contract_address>'
  }).then(data => console.log(data))

api.contracts.docs

  api.contracts.docs(<type>).then(data => console.log(data))

api.contracts.deployed

  api.contracts.deployed().then(data => console.log(data))

eth

api.eth.status

  api.eth.status().then(data => console.log(data))

transactions

api.transactions.notarizeTx

  api.transactions.notarizeTx({
    address: '0x...',
    data: '<data>',
    password: '<your_password>'
  }).then(data => console.log(data))

api.transactions.executed

  api.transactions.notarizeTx().then(data => console.log(data))
  api.transactions.notarizeTx('0x...').then(data => console.log(data))

RawTx

In order to use create and/or send a raw tx you don't need to init the library or pass the token.

bitsignjs.createRawTx

You must send:

  • sender: Sender address.
  • privateKey: Private key of the sender address.
  • to: Address of the transaction destination.
  • value: Value in ethers.
  const bitsignjs = require('bitsignjs');

  bitsignjs.createRawTx({
    sender: '0x',
    privateKey: '...',
    to: '0x...',
    value: ''
  }).then(signedTx => console.log(signedTx))

bitsignjs.signedRawTx

  const bitsignjs = require('bitsignjs');

  bitsignjs.signedRawTx(signedTx).then(data => console.log(data))