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ledger-stellar-sdk

v0.0.1-alpha.2

Published

Ledger Hardware Wallet Stellar JavaScript bindings.

Downloads

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Readme

JavaScript Ledger Stellar SDK

GitHub Workflow Status (branch) npm

Ledger Hardware Wallet Stellar JavaScript bindings.

Installation

npm install ledger-stellar-sdk

API Documentation

Classes

Typedefs

Stellar

Ledger Hardware Wallet Stellar JavaScript bindings.

Kind: global class

new Stellar(transport, [scrambleKey])

| Param | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | transport | Transport | | The Ledger transport to use | | [scrambleKey] | string | "w0w" | A string that will be used to scramble the device communication |

Example

import TransportWebUSB from "@ledgerhq/hw-transport-webusb";
import LedgerStellarApi from "ledger-stellar-sdk";

const transport = await TransportWebUSB.create();
const stellar = new LedgerStellarApi(transport);

stellar.getPublicKey(accountIndex, [display]) ⇒ PublicKey

Get Stellar public key for a given account index.

Kind: instance method of Stellar Returns: PublicKey - an object with a publicKey and rawPublicKey.

| Param | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | accountIndex | number | | It is part of key derivation path: m/44'/148'/accountIndex' | | [display] | boolean | false | If set to "true", the public key will be displayed on the Ledger device and the user will be asked to confirm, otherwise it will not |

Example

const response = stellar.getPublicKey(0, true)

stellar.signTransaction(accountIndex, transaction) ⇒ Signature

Sign the given transaction.

Kind: instance method of Stellar Returns: Signature - the signature

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | accountIndex | number | It is part of key derivation path: m/44'/148'/accountIndex' | | transaction | Buffer | The transaction to sign. It consists of network id and transaction envelope, if you are using stellar-sdk, you can use transaction.signatureBase() to get the value |

stellar.signHash(accountIndex, hash) ⇒ Signature

Sign the given hash.

It is intended for signing transactions not supported by the Ledger Stellar app and should be avoided as much as possible.

Kind: instance method of Stellar Returns: Signature - the signature

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | accountIndex | number | It is part of key derivation path: m/44'/148'/accountIndex' | | hash | string | Buffer | The hash to sign |

Example

const response = stellar.signHash(0, "4b480b455a7ee154c33651819e3ce2ceb6bcd9dda78887777c4d2718c5cd04cd")

stellar.getAppConfiguration() ⇒ AppConfiguration

Get the configuration of the Ledger Stellar app installed on the hardware device.

Kind: instance method of Stellar Returns: AppConfiguration - an object with the version and the flag to indicate whether hash signing is enabled Example

const response = await stellar.getAppConfiguration();

Signature : object

Kind: global typedef Properties

| Name | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | signature | Buffer | The signature |

PublicKey : object

Kind: global typedef Properties

| Name | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | publicKey | string | Encoded public key | | rawPublicKey | Buffer | Raw public key |

AppConfiguration : object

Kind: global typedef Properties

| Name | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | version | string | The version of the Stellar app installed on the device | | hashSigningEnabled | boolean | Whether hash signing is enabled |