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@secux/app-btc
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@secux/app-btc
SecuX Hardware Wallet BTC API
import { CoinType, SecuxBTC, ScriptType } from "@secux/app-btc";
First, create instance of ITransport
// native segwit address (default script: P2WPKH)
const address = SecuxBTC.getAddress(
device,
"m/84'/0'/0'/0/0",
// optional object
{
// define cointype for checking path
coin: CoinType.BITCOIN,
// define specific script
script: ScriptType.P2WPKH
}
);
// segwit address (default script: P2SH_P2WPKH)
const address = SecuxBTC.getAddress(
device,
"m/49'/0'/0'/0/0"
);
// legacy address (default script: P2PKH)
const address = SecuxBTC.getAddress(
device,
"m/44'/0'/0'/0/0"
);
// native segwit address for dogecoin
const address = SecuxBTC.getAddress(
device,
"m/84'/3'/0'/0/0"
);
// segwit address for litecoin
const address = SecuxBTC.getAddress(
device,
"m/49'/2'/0'/0/0",
);
// legacy address for bitcoincash
const address = SecuxBTC.getAddress(
device,
"m/44'/145'/0'/0/0"
);
const inputs = [
{
hash: "0b062e71e165fba9634d9fb1b5ba703e774bf374815b1f5a617c8d1e7d43dc01",
vout: 0,
// optional, give raw transaction data for checking
txHex: "0100000001b103a004f672080ceae8277e83c296b5ac090ae78157979211da3e2d41399d1b010000006b483045022100f19d88e6a17789dc399ff2a93b4516bb44af32928d4986138f1a4f7f37ab277b022046fc14c958bc8aa97fea1d2fbf80982534cf51634d46c4d5178e5ca6698bca07012102f8667cfb5b80c3695e3f0c9078589cb04e8d15e71bdae89ebf24b82f9d663d5cffffffff02bc020000000000001976a9145c592f40134c6179a1ce5b06b28d5c2ae443113188ac00040000000000001976a9146d65ced4ef49e23cdbb4be9d510b38e5be28e10688ac00000000",
satoshis: 700,
path: "m/44'/0'/0'/0/0"
},
{
hash: "07ad0a13e501d292bc8b9e16a3a8b62f99f77ab9e37ea8d3b8453984a2899984",
vout: 0,
// optional, you can use specific script for each input
script: ScriptType.P2SH_P2WPKH,
satoshis: 6000,
path: "m/49'/0'/0'/0/0"
},
{
hash: "8686aee2b9dcf559798b9718ed26ca92e0c64bef11c433e576cae658678c497d",
vout: 1,
satoshis: 1083,
path: "m/84'/0'/0'/1/0"
}
];
const out = {
address: "bc1qs0k3ekx0z7a7yuq3lse7prw373s8cr8lhxvccd",
satoshis: 1500
};
// or send to another account
// const out = {
// path: "m/84'/0'/1'/0/3",
// satoshis: 1500
// };
const utxo = {
path: "m/44'/0'/0'/0/0",
satoshis: 6100
};
const { raw_tx, signature } = await SecuxBTC.signTransaction(
device,
inputs,
{
to: out,
utxo: utxo
}
);
SecuxBTC
BTC package for SecuX device
Kind: global class
string
Get address derived by given BIP32 path
Kind: static method of SecuxBTC
Returns: string
- address
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
trans | ITransport | |
path | string | BIP32 |
[option] | AddressOption |
object
Create transaction and Sign
Kind: static method of SecuxBTC
Returns: object
- signed
string
- signed.raw_tx
Array<Buffer>
- signed.signature
Param | Type |
---|---|
trans | ITransport |
inputs | Array<txInput> |
outputs | txOutput |
FAQs
SecuX Hardware Wallet BTC API
The npm package @secux/app-btc receives a total of 36 weekly downloads. As such, @secux/app-btc popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @secux/app-btc demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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