XUMM String Decode

JS/TS lib to decode strings for the xrpl-labs.com XUMM app (when scanning a QR code).

Supports:

• XrplDestination, eg. r... or X..., optionally URI syntax (containing amount, IOU, destination tag, etc.)
• XrplDestinationTag (32-bit unsigned integers)
• XummPayloadReference (UUIDv4)
• XummPairingToken
• XummTranslation
• XrplTransactionHash
• XrplSecret (mnemonic, family seed (s....) or HEX private key)
• XrplSignedTransaction (signed HEX blob)
• XrplTransactionTemplate (HEX encoded JSON transaction template)
• PayId ($host/path where XrplDestination can be retrieved)

The lib. exports:

• StringTypeDetector (class)
• StringDecoder (class)
• StringType (enum)
• SecretType (enum)

Resources

• Source: https://github.com/XRPL-Labs/xumm-string-decode
• NPM package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/xumm-string-decode
• Browserified (CDN): https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/xumm-string-decode/dist/browserified.js

Sample

1. Detect string type

const someString = 'https://xrplf.org//send?to=rPdvC6ccq8hCdPKSPJkPmyZ4Mi1oG2FFkT&amount=30&dt=123'
const detected = new StringTypeDetector(someString)

Methods

The sample (above) will expose these methods on detected:

• getType(), returns one of the StringType enum values
• getTypeName(), returns StringType enum string value

In case a valid string (type) could not be found, StringType.Invalid will be returned by getType().

Other available methods (you probably won't need to use:

• getStrippedInput() (string)
• getInput() (string)
• getRawInput() (string)
• isUrl() (boolean)
• getSearchParams() (URLSearchParams, in case of URI input)

String types

• StringType.Invalid
• StringType.XummPayloadReference
• StringType.XummPairingToken
• StringType.XummTranslation
• StringType.XrplTransactionHash
• StringType.XrplDestination
• StringType.XrplDestinationTag
• StringType.XrplSignedTransaction
• StringType.XrplTransactionTemplate
• StringType.XrplSecret
• StringType.IlpStreamInstruction
• StringType.PayId

2. Decode values

Once a string type is detected with the StringTypeDetector and the string is not StringType.Invalid, you can get the parsed values in the correct type using the StringDecoder class:

// Use the previous sample (above, StringTypeDetector) as input:
const decoded = new StringDecoder(detected)
console.log(decoded.getAny())

The methods available on the StringDecoder object:

• getXrplDestination(), returns XrplDestination
• getXrplDestinationTag(), returns XrplDestinationTag
• getXrplSecret(), returns XrplSecret
• getXummPayloadReference(), returns XummPayloadReference
• getXummPairingToken(), returns XummPairingToken
• getXummTranslation(), returns XummTranslation
• getXrplTransactionHash(), returns XrplTransactionHash
• getXrplSignedTransaction(), returns XrplSignedTransaction
• getXrplTransactionTemplate(), returns XrplTransactionTemplate
• getPayId(), returns PayId

So: you can call the getXxxYyy method based on the detected string type, or just get the right one at once:

• getAny(), returns detected result

3. Sample output objects

XrplDestination

{
  to: string
  tag?: number
  invoiceid?: string
  amount?: string
  currency?: string
  issuer?: string
}

XrplDestinationTag

{
  tag: number
}

XummTranslation

{
  uuid: string
}

XrplSecret

{
  secretType: SecretType
  familySeed?: string
  mnemonic?: string
  hexPrivateKey?: string
}

The SecretType (enum) can be one of:

{ FamilySeed, Hex, Mnemonic }

XrplSignedTransaction

{
  txblob: string
}

XrplTransactionHash

{
  txhash: string
}

XrplTransactionTemplate

{
  jsonhex: string
}

XummPairingToken

{
  token: string
}

XummPayloadReference

{
  uuid: string
}

PayId

{
  payId: string,
  url: string
}