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lamden-js

v3.8.7

Published

A javascript implementaion for creating wallets, submitting transactions and interacting with masternodes on the Lamden Blockchain.

Downloads

33

Readme

lamden-js

This is the Lamden javascript implementation used in the Lamden Wallet Chrome Extention (Github).

This package should work in Node.js and Broswer implementations.

Install

npm install lamden-js

Test

npm run tests

Add to project

import Lamden from 'lamden-js'
or
const Lamden = require('lamden-js')

Wallet Functions

Create a Lamden Keypair

Creates a new wallet object.

  • verifying key (vk): public key
  • secret key (sk): private key
let lamdenWallet = Lamden.wallet.new_wallet()

console.log(lamdenWallet)
>> {
       vk: "ea2cee33f9478d767d67afe345592ef36446ee04f8d588fa76942e6569a53298",
       sk: "69a8db3fb7196debc2711fad1fa1935918d09f5d8900d84c3288ea5237611c03"
   }

Create a new BIP39 / BIP 32 compatible wallet

  • BIP39 = 24 word mnemonic
  • BIP32 = derivation path
let lamdenWallet = Lamden.wallet.new_wallet_bip39()

console.log(lamdenWallet)
>> {
       sk: 'a6b72cb3d1160c26f9f39a8f1d4a3c7c0da2ac59d193b66ac5f919ec77f28915',
       vk: '53d016586ce35c5f6ea581cadf4693dd2850621dfad6a2261e8dd311c83e11d5',
       derivationIndex: 0,
       seed: '3626c59ee5bce833a8bf5024645eb10415b39c6f9fd0ff0fb1b00b8ca9fd6ff4b8a0ed7077296cdaff1b955f03318f244dfd3fead404d93f11a3f301c0e3e1c6',
       mnemonic: 'evidence rifle behave normal duty mean junk chicken salute relief raw chunk region ocean guard swarm taste toy loop ozone spell crumble apart echo'
   }

Restore a BIP39 / BIP 32 compatible wallet

  • BIP39 = 24 word mnemonic
  • BIP32 = derivation path
const seed = '3626c59ee5bce833a8bf5024645eb10415b39c6f9fd0ff0fb1b00b8ca9fd6ff4b8a0ed7077296cdaff1b955f03318f244dfd3fead404d93f11a3f301c0e3e1c6'
const derivationIndex = 0;
let lamdenWallet = Lamden.wallet.new_wallet_bip39(seed, derivationIndex)

console.log(lamdenWallet)
>> {
       sk: 'a6b72cb3d1160c26f9f39a8f1d4a3c7c0da2ac59d193b66ac5f919ec77f28915',
       vk: '53d016586ce35c5f6ea581cadf4693dd2850621dfad6a2261e8dd311c83e11d5',
       derivationIndex: 0,
       seed: null,
       mnemonic: null
   }

Get a public key (vk) from a private key (sk)

Takes the sk as an argument and returns the vk

let sk = "69a8db3fb7196debc2711fad1fa1935918d09f5d8900d84c3288ea5237611c03"
let vk = wallet.get_vk(sk)

console.log(vk)
>> 'ea2cee33f9478d767d67afe345592ef36446ee04f8d588fa76942e6569a53298'

Sign a message

Signs a string payload

const stringBuffer = Buffer.from('message')
let messageBytes = new Uint8Array(stringBuffer);
let sk = "69a8db3fb7196debc2711fad1fa1935918d09f5d8900d84c3288ea5237611c03"

let signedMessage = wallet.sign(sk, messageBytes)

console.log(signedMessage)
>> '982c204fe88e620f3319558aa6b11f9d8be75b99b3199f434f5edf2834a9c52059ba4ea3d623ac1d550170e532e919c364aad1333f757f8f22e0355cb1dd8c09'

Verify signature

verify a payload

let validSignature = wallet.verify(vk, messageBytes, signedMessage)

console.log(validSignature)
>> true

Create a Lamden Transaction

Public Testnet masternode is http://167.172.126.5:18080

Create a Lamden Transaction

Use Lamden.TransactionBuilder(networkInfo, txInfo) to create a new Lamden transaction.

Create networkInfo object

create an object that describes the masternode/network that you are going to send the transcation to. use version to indicate this is a Lamden 2.0 netowrk. Leave off version for Lamden 1.0 networks.

let networkInfo = {
    // Optional: Name of network
    name: 'Lamden Public Testnet',

    // Required: type of network 'mockchain', 'testnet', 'mainnet'
    type: 'testnet',

    // Required: must begin with http or https
    hosts: ['https://testnet-master-1.lamden.io:443'],

    // indicate this is a Lamden 2.0 netowrk
    version: 2
}

Create txInfo object

create an object that describes the transaction you are going to send

//Sender and Receiver public keys
let senderVk = "ea2cee33f9478d767d67afe345592ef36446ee04f8d588fa76942e6569a53298"
let receiverVk = "bb0fab41b9118f0afdabf3721fa9a6caae3c93845ed409d3118841065ad1a197"

// Kwargs are the arugments you will send the contract method.  
// For example the "currency" contract's "transfer" method needs two arguments to create a transfter; the person reciving the TAU and the amount to transfer.  So we create a kwargs object like so.
let kwargs: {
        to: receiverVk,
        amount: 1000
}

let txInfo = {
    senderVk,
    contractName: "currency",
    methodName: "transfer",
    kwargs,
    stampLimit: 50000, //Max stamps to be used. Could use less, won't use more.
}

Create transaction

let tx = new Lamden.TransactionBuilder(networkInfo, txInfo)

Send transaction

let senderSk = "69a8db3fb7196debc2711fad1fa1935918d09f5d8900d84c3288ea5237611c03"

tx.send(senderSk, (res, err) => {
    if (err) throw new Error(err)
    console.log(res.hash)
    tx.checkForTransactionResult()
    .then(res => console.log(res))
})

//or

tx.events.on('response', (response) => {
    if (tx.resultInfo.type === 'error') return
    console.log(response)
})
tx.send(senderSk).then(() => tx.checkForTransactionResult())

Returns the NEW changed state in the currency contract for whatever variables the transfer method effected.
In this case, the new balances for both keys is returned

{
    state_changes: {
        "currency:balances:ea2cee33f9478d767d67afe345592ef36446ee04f8d588fa76942e6569a53298": "4895.0" // -1005 (amount + stamps)
        "currency:balances:bb0fab41b9118f0afdabf3721fa9a6caae3c93845ed409d3118841065ad1a197": "1000.0" // +1000
    }
    status_code: 0
    stamps_used: 13924
}

Getting a Nonce and Processor

Note: Nonce and processor will be retrieved from the masternode automatcially when send() is called.

getNonce() can be used to set the nonce and processor before hand.

let tx = new Lamden.TransactionBuilder(networkInfo, TxInfo)

tx.getNonce((res, err) => {
    if (err) {
        console.log("Nonce Not Set")
        return
    }
    console.log(res)
})

>> {
       "nonce": 37,
       "processor": "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
       "sender": "ea2cee33f9478d767d67afe345592ef36446ee04f8d588fa76942e6569a53298"
   }

Network and API

Create a network instance will allow you to call the masternode API. This class takes a "networkInfo" object as described above.

Create new Network instance

let testnet = new Network({
    name: 'Lamden Public Testnet',
    type: 'testnet',
    hosts: ['https://testnet-master-1.lamden.io:443'],
    version: 2 // Use for Lamden 2.0 networks. Leave off for Lamden 1.0 networks.
})

testnet.events.on('online', (online) => {
    console.log(online)
    >> true or false
})
testnet.ping()

Netowrk API Endpoints

All API methods return a value, Promise or callback if provided

| method | masternode endpoint | Description | |:----------|:-------------:|:------:| | getContractInfo(contractName) | /contracts/contractName | Returns the contract code of contractName example | | getVariable(contractName, variableName, parms) | /contracts/contractName/variableName?key=parm | Retrieve the current state of a contract variable example | | getContractMethods(contractName) | /contracts/contractName/methods | Returns all methods belonging to contractName example | | pingServer() | /ping | Checks if network is online example | | getCurrencyBalance(vk) | /contracts/currency/balances | A wrapper method for getVariable() which always returns the result of the currency contract's balances?key=vk example | | contractExists(contractName) | /contracts/contractName | a wrapper method for getContractInfo() which returns if a contract exists on the blockchain | | sendTransaction(txData, callback) | / | submits a contract to the network a txHash will be returned. Use checkTransaction() to get tx result | | getNonce(senderVk, callback) | /nonce/senderVk | Get the current nonce and processor for a public key (vk) | | checkTransaction(txHash, callback) | /tx?hash=txHash | Get the result of a transaction |

Keystores

Create instances

empty Keystore instance

let keystore = new Lamden.Keystore()

instance from a private key

let keystore = new Lamden.Keystore({key: {sk: "a67a2dc10b67e7ef6ef049cc2e748bbf669be990827236472108a752f2d7cb8d"}})

instance from a private key and a nickname

let keystore = new Lamden.Keystore({
    key: {
        sk: "a67a2dc10b67e7ef6ef049cc2e748bbf669be990827236472108a752f2d7cb8d",
        nickname: "main account"
    }
})

instance from an Array of private keys

let keystore = new Lamden.Keystore({keyList: [
    {sk: "a67a2dc10b67e7ef6ef049cc2e748bbf669be990827236472108a752f2d7cb8d"},
    {sk: "3b7f44da84053441372454e8d58d3bf0cbcd12b21e136e4336a8f536704f1e1e"}
]})

instance from an existing keystore

let keystore = new Lamden.Keystore({keystoreData: {
    data: '{"ct":"nqBdCILO/cRj2pwGU9PLxvIwxWuWQFd9tQuZkoANnyiig55YTIzCPhRSKgFv7xmmuU823aP2jznNkrVWy2k15l+W3gfENe9dXF300HRcTGEFFvdOE52wxsQG4KRNC+UYOB/3VgjCJczb+HCJ39EWzSm+4qQXQI/5/K0ZzG5R+VGRZbI4b6LkfUgpDsOhXdb0BPVrFy45o/c2RjEZ1ocBgTVw63E+9SUYoxNQDHuviMU=","iv":"add60fe81ae267a01f22f18d78fade60","s":"52571fdd0c5d481c"}',
    w: 'U2FsdGVkX19dmxAHJ6wQ7DuwkPNawIAD1rmNRrJdMF8='
}})

Access wallets

Keystores expose the keys as wallet objects.

Wallet objects have the following properties:

  • a sign method to sign messsages
  • a verify method to verify signatures
  • a vk property

Get all wallets

// Make a new transaction
let tx = new Lamden.TransactionBuilder(networkInfo, TxInfo)

// Sign the transaction with the first wallet in the keystore
tx.sign(null, keystore.wallets[0])

// Send transaction
tx.send()

Get one wallet

// Get a wallet from the keystore
let wallet = keystore.getWallet(vk)

// Make a new transaction
let tx = new Lamden.TransactionBuilder(networkInfo, TxInfo)

// Sign the transaction with the wallet
tx.sign(null, wallet[0])

// Send transaction
tx.send()

Create a keystore file

// Create a keystore with a list of keys
let keystore = new Lamden.Keystore({keyList: [
    {sk: "a67a2dc10b67e7ef6ef049cc2e748bbf669be990827236472108a752f2d7cb8d"},
    {sk: "3b7f44da84053441372454e8d58d3bf0cbcd12b21e136e4336a8f536704f1e1e"}
]})

// Create a password
let password = "CoolPassword9000"

// Create a keystore file
let keyStoreFile = keystore.createKeystore(password)

Decrypt a keystore file

let keyStoreFile = {
  data: '{"ct":"s6M4AvQvklttEyGq5ebPj/PzAmjNtV6wlS9X8L0RCoZiaqyOz0Y80eZbdf1WRv7gm4Y9aN4vPEoU4oNVVbXoT7QYhuaxMZ+XUyPihcOOnxxmMMGckWD9QOROSgLovvm5yZxp6C2G47dWp7QLkJvubuPgZ+Ws0uexLnkvxXnCikwdZ20yUAFwGN+u3RhQvmgFagCLeuViFXSOtfkDRXmzX4k/7P6cWet8j5rn5gCBbOYHq8rFOxc34ihdhE/8N+x+3MyxGYk2QmwyfzTE9jDEXZwWRlz4GtMXi29ZccRi0z2XEeB7yBl1LTLvngpQM2QnCcX0AQNjHqlPb30bZtQD5shwzgNiRKRon41tKBAH7uvTjw6N39DVIABUkQCusQ1dWWkuvkt79kPjKI/oRF3RH101kXbejFLfDy0eXNUcV3U=","iv":"14e2a23a66fae00bb201f013e9ae1699","s":"5f4b1877b9d4235e"}',
  w: 'U2FsdGVkX19RU+1vmxcY5wDfbkn1Gq8zOsh9Y4ylvSs='
}
// Create a keystore instance from the keystore file
let keystore = new Lamden.Keystore({keystoreData: keyStoreFile})

// Decrypt keystore with password
keystore.decryptKeystore('Testing010203')

// Make a new transaction
let tx = new Lamden.TransactionBuilder(networkInfo, TxInfo)

// Sign the transaction with the first wallet in the keystore
tx.sign(null, keystore.wallets[0])

// Send transaction
tx.send()