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ws-wallet

v1.1.5

Published

node.js crypto wallet for signing series of transactions (e.g., invitation based fabric network) using web-sockets

Downloads

756

Readme

web-socket wallet

This project provides a simple CLI to establish web-socket connection with the ws-identity to receive, sign and return digests.

Key-types

The wallet issues ECDSA keypairs of type p256 and p384 (secp256r1/secp384r1)

Development setup

  • Download dependencies
npm install
  • Run in dev mode
npm run build
  • Expose CLI command (see ws-wallet --help)
npm run local

commands

create a new key

ws-wallet new-key [keyname] [curve type: p256 | p384]

get pub-key-hex

ws-wallet get-pkh [keyname]

Open connection to ws-identity server

ws-wallet connect [url] [key-name] ([strict-ssl])

requires:

  • [url] of the ws-identity host (e.g., 'http://localhost:8700')
  • [key-name] of local keyfile with pub-key-hex addresss used to request new session ID
  • [strict-ssl] can be set to false when testing ssl/tls enabled ws-identity server

Requests a new session Id from the ws-idenity. Outputs the session Id and signature as API keys to access the ws-identity server and open connction to ws-wallet from the desired application