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@canton-network/core-signing-blockdaemon
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Wallet Gateway signing driver for Blockdaemon
This package provides a signing driver for integrating the Wallet Gateway with Blockdaemon. It implements the SigningDriverInterface defined in @canton-network/core-signing-lib, allowing the Wallet Gateway to manage keys and sign transactions using Blockdaemon's infrastructure.
This package is part of the Wallet Gateway monorepo and is typically installed as a workspace dependency.
yarn add @canton-network/core-signing-blockdaemon
The BlockdaemonSigningDriver is designed to be used within the Wallet Gateway's signing architecture. It requires a configuration object containing the baseUrl and apiKey for the Blockdaemon service.
import BlockdaemonSigningDriver, {
BlockdaemonConfig,
} from '@canton-network/core-signing-blockdaemon'
const config: BlockdaemonConfig = {
baseUrl: 'https://api.blockdaemon.com/...', // Replace with actual Blockdaemon API URL
apiKey: 'your-api-key',
}
const driver = new BlockdaemonSigningDriver(config)
The driver supports the following operations:
createKey: Creates a new key pair on Blockdaemon.getKeys: Retrieves a list of available keys.signTransaction: Signs a transaction using a specified key.getTransaction: Retrieves the status and details of a specific transaction.getTransactions: Retrieves a list of transactions based on transaction IDs or public keys.getConfiguration: Returns the current configuration (masking sensitive secrets).setConfiguration: Updates the driver's configuration at runtime.This driver is intended to be registered with the SigningController in the Wallet Gateway, which manages multiple signing providers.
// Example integration (conceptual)
import { SigningController } from '@canton-network/core-signing-internal' // or similar
const signingController = new SigningController()
signingController.registerDriver(driver)
The driver accepts a BlockdaemonConfig object:
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
baseUrl | string | The base URL for the Blockdaemon Signing API. |
apiKey | string | The API key for authentication. |
When running the Wallet Gateway (Remote), the Blockdaemon signing driver is configured using the following environment variables:
BLOCKDAEMON_API_URL: The base URL for the Blockdaemon API. Defaults to http://localhost:5080/api/cwp/canton if not set.BLOCKDAEMON_API_KEY: The API key for authenticating with Blockdaemon.Example usage:
BLOCKDAEMON_API_URL="https://api.blockdaemon.com/..." BLOCKDAEMON_API_KEY="your-api-key" yarn start
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Wallet Gateway signing driver for Blockdaemon
We found that @canton-network/core-signing-blockdaemon demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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