@mattrglobal/bls12381-key-pair
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A library for using BLS 12-381 key pairs with BBS+ signatures
This library supports generating BLS12-381 key pairs and supports the signing and verification of BBS+ signatures.
To use this package within your project simply run
npm install @mattrglobal/bls12381-key-pair
Or with Yarn
yarn add @mattrglobal/bls12381-key-pair
The following describes how to get started as a contributor to this project
The following is a list of dependencies you must install to build and contribute to this project
For more details see our contribution guidelines
To install the package dependencies run:
yarn install --frozen-lockfile
To build the project run:
yarn build
To run the test in the project run:
yarn test
Please see our security policy for additional details about responsible disclosure of security related issues.
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A library for using BLS 12-381 key pairs with BBS+ signatures
The npm package @mattrglobal/bls12381-key-pair receives a total of 2,865 weekly downloads. As such, @mattrglobal/bls12381-key-pair popularity was classified as popular.
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