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@iota/bundle-validator

Syntactically validates bundle structure and signatures.

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@iota/bundle-validator

Syntactically validates bundle structure and signatures.

Installation

Install using npm:

npm install @iota/bundle-validator

or using yarn:

yarn add @iota/bundle-validator

API Reference

bundle-validator.validateBundleSignatures(bundle)

Summary: Validates the signatures in a given bundle

ParamTypeDescription
bundleArray.<Transaction>Transaction trytes

This method takes an array of transaction trytes and checks if the signatures are valid.

To get a bundle's transaction trytes from the Tangle, use the getBundle() method.

Returns: boolean - Whether the signatures are valid
Example

let valid = Validator.validateBundleSignatures(bundle);

bundle-validator.isBundle(bundle)

Summary: Validates the structure and contents of a given bundle.

ParamTypeDescription
bundleArray.<Transaction>Transaction trytes

This method takes an array of transaction trytes and validates whether they form a valid bundle by checking the following:

  • Addresses in value transactions have a 0 trit at the end, which means they were generated using the Kerl hashing function
  • Transactions in the bundle array are in the same order as their currentIndex field
  • The total value of all transactions in the bundle sums to 0
  • The bundle hash is valid

To get a bundle's transaction trytes from the Tangle, use the getBundle() method.

Returns: boolean - bundle - Whether the bundle is valid
Example

let bundle = Validator.isBundle(bundle);

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Package last updated on 18 Jun 2020

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