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@emurgo/cip14-js
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On the Cardano blockchain, native assets are uniquely identified by both their policy id and asset name. Neither the policy id nor the asset name are intended to be human-readable data. CIP14 introduces an asset fingerprint which is a short(er) and human-readable identifier for assets that user can recognize and refer to when talking about assets.
More specifically, CIP14 defines a user-facing asset fingerprint as a bech32-encoded blake2b-160 digest of the concatenation of the policy id and the asset name.
This package is a Typescript implementation of CIP14
npm i @emurgo/cip14-js --save
const AssetFingerprint = require('@emurgo/cip14-js');
// initialize class with policyId, assetName
const assetFingerprint = new AssetFingerprint(Buffer.from('1e349c9bdea19fd6c147626a5260bc44b71635f398b67c59881df209', 'hex'), Buffer.from('504154415445', 'hex'));
const fingerprintHash = assetFingerprint.hash();
const bech32Fingerprint = assetFingerprint.fingerprint();
// initialize class with bech32
const assetFingerprint = new AssetFingerprint().fromBech32('asset1rjklcrnsdzqp65wjgrg55sy9723kw09mlgvlc3');
const fingerprintHash = assetFingerprint.hash();
const prefix = assetFingerprint.prefix();
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A Javascript library reference implementation for CIP14
The npm package @emurgo/cip14-js receives a total of 4,280 weekly downloads. As such, @emurgo/cip14-js popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @emurgo/cip14-js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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