wan-mpc-smart-account
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mpc-smart-account
Install
Install By Npm
npm install mpcsmartaccount
Install By Yarn
yarn add mpcsmartaccount
Install By Pnpm
pnpm add mpcsmartaccount
Create Smart Account
Step1: Master Key Signer
Master Key Signer is the main signer for signing messages and transactions. It has to inherit the Signer
in ethers.js
.
Init Signer from idToken
If you want to use signers from YeehaWallet, also need to run this command:
npm install mpcsinger
import { MpcSigner } from "mpcsinger";
/**
* export type YeehaJwtSignerOptions = {
* private_key: string; // The App Identity registered in YeehaWallet server.
* userTokenFn: functin; // The function is get user token from the Oauth service registered in the YeehaWallet server.
* };
*/
let signer = new MpcSigner({
private_key,
userTokenFn
});
/**
* export type signerInitOptions = {
* sendSmsCodeFn: functin; // The function customer may send smscode
* };
*/
signer = await signer.init({ sendSmsCodeFn });
Step2 : Smart Account
import { SmartAccount } from "mpcsmartaccount";
/**
* export type SmartAccountOptions = {
* appId: string; // appId registered From Backend
* masterKeySigner: Signer; // Got Master Key Signer From Step1
* chainOptions: { // Chain Options
* chainId: number;
* rpcUrl: string; // The Rpc Url matched the chainId
* relayerUrl?: string; // relayer url, default official relayer
* }[];
* fetch?: typeof fetch;
* unipassServerUrl?: string;
* };
*/
const smartAccount = new SmartAccount({
masterKeySigner: signer,
appId,
chainOptions,
});
await smartAccount.init({ chainId }); // init with active chain id. Notice that the chainId must be included in the `rpcUrlList`.
Send Transaction
Step1 Generate Transaction
const tx = {
to, // To Address
data, // Transaction Data
value, // The value transferred to `To Address`
};
Step2 Got Fee Options By Simulating Transaction
const {
isFeeRequired, // whether required fee for the transaction
feeOptions: FeeOptions, // the fee options
} = await smartAccount.simulateTransaction(tx);
Step3 Validate Whether Fee is sufficient
import { constants } from "ethers";
if (isFeeRequired) {
const feeOption; // Select Fee Option from fee options Got From `Step1`
let balance;
// Validate Native Token
if (feeOption.token === constants.ZeroAddress) {
balance = await smartAccount
.getProvider()
.getBalance(await smartAccount.getAddress());
// Validate ERC20 Token
} else {
const erc20Interface = [
"function balanceOf(address _owner) public view returns (uint256 balance)",
];
const erc20Contract = new Contract(
feeOption.token,
new ethers.utils.Interface(ERC20Interface),
smartAccount.getProvider()
);
balance = erc20Contract.balanceOf(await smartAccount.getAddress());
}
if (balance.le(feeOptions.amount)) {
console.error("Fee Balance Not Enough");
}
}
Notice that if there is a transaction involving fee tokens, the validating result may not be accurate.
Step4 Sending Transaction With Specific Fee Option
if (isFeeRequired) {
const feeOption;
const response = await smartAccount.sendTransaction(tx, {
fee: feeOption,
}); // Send Transaction
const receipt = await response.wait(); // Got Transaction Receipt Or Wait For at most 60 seconds
// const receipt = await response.wait(1, 60);
} else {
// Not Need Fee
const response = await smartAccount.sendTransaction(tx); // Send Transaction
const receipt = await response.wait(); // Got Transaction Receipt
}
Sign And Verify Message
import { verifyMessage } from "@unipasswallet/smart-account-validator";
const message; // The Message to Sign
const signature = await smartAccount.signMessage(message); // Sign message
const isValid = await verifyMessage({
// Verify Message
message,
signature,
provider,
address: await smartAccount.getAddress(),
});
Sign And Verify Typed Data
import { verifyTypedData } from "@unipasswallet/smart-account-validator";
const typedData; // The Typed Data to Sign
// Sign V4 Typed Data
const signature = await smartAccount.signTypedData(
typedData.domain,
typedData.types,
typedData.message
); // Sign message
// Verify V4 Typed Data
const isValid = await verifyTypedData({
// Verify Message
typedData,
signature,
provider,
address: await smartAccount.getAddress(),
});
Destroy Smart Account
await smartAccount.destroy();
Notice that if you are using UniPassJwtSigner
and pass the storage
, please run destroy
method to avoid security issues.
Switch new Smart Account
// Destroy Old Smart Account
await oldSmartAccount.destroy();
// Reconstruct a new Smart Account
const newSmartAccount = new SmartAccount({
masterKeySigner: signer,
appId,
chainOptions,
});
await newSmartAccount.init({ chainId });
Methods of SmartAccount
The instance of SmartAccount
returns the following functions:
- Get Smart Account Info
getAddress()
: returns the address of your smart account.isDeployed()
: returns the result whether your smart account is deployed in current chain.getProvider()
: returns current provider that your smart account is using.getChainId()
: returns current chain id of your smart account.
sendTransaction()
: returns the response of transactionsignMessage()
: returns the signatureswitchChain()
: switch active chain and returns smart account with new chain.
Get Smart Account Info (Finished)
getAddress()
This returns the address of your smart account.
const address = await smartAccount.getAddress();
isDeployed()
This returns the result whether your smart account is deployed in current chain.
const isDeployed = await smartAccount.isDeployed();
getProvider()
This returns current provider that your smart account is using.
const provider = smartAccount.getProvider();
getChainId()
This returns current chain of your smart account.
const chainId = smartAccount.getChainId();
switchChain()
Switch active chain and returns smart account with new chain.
smartAccount = await smartAccount.switchChain(chainId);