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@suncewallet/txrep
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A TypeScript/JavaScript implementation of SEP-0011, a human-readable Stellar transaction representations.
npm install @stellarguard/txrep --save
# or
yarn add @stellarguard/txrep
import { toTxrep } from '@stellarguard/txrep';
import { Transaction, Networks } from '@stellar/stellar-sdk';
const xdr = 'AAAAACsWS5BDhC5BjpKQtznHFJ3CkU6+XtWopW+t+Q9KoH7QAAAAZAClKY0AAAABAAAAAQAAAABbicmAAAAAAF1q/QAAAAABAAAAFkVuam95IHRoaXMgdHJhbnNhY3Rpb24AAAAAAAEAAAAAAAAAAQAAAABAXzbt2M8i77+AcrmFtqTAFVHDTdOME3rI1A1ALNH3tAAAAAFVU0QAAAAAADJSVDIhkp9uz61Ra68rs3ScZIIgjT8ajX8Kkdc1be0LAAAAABfXk6AAAAAAAAAAAUqgftAAAABA3vtPH60cJ5MntVrxhP3N33P096jLQOflNKcdc6BRJLo2nbem0xtHyv0RhZIkaoV15sJJq5TsN2je22KSIhzlDA=='
const tx = new Transaction(xdr, Networks.TESTNET);
const txrep = toTxrep(tx);
import { toTransaction } from '@stellarguard/txrep';
import { Networks } from '@stellar/stellar-sdk';
const txrep = `
tx.sourceAccount: GAVRMS4QIOCC4QMOSKILOOOHCSO4FEKOXZPNLKFFN6W7SD2KUB7NBPLN
tx.fee: 100
tx.seqNum: 46489056724385793
tx.timeBounds._present: true
tx.timeBounds.minTime: 1535756672 (Fri Aug 31 16:04:32 PDT 2018)
tx.timeBounds.maxTime: 1567292672 (Sat Aug 31 16:04:32 PDT 2019)
tx.memo.type: MEMO_TEXT
tx.memo.text: "Enjoy this transaction"
tx.operations.len: 1
tx.operations[0].sourceAccount._present: false
tx.operations[0].body.type: PAYMENT
tx.operations[0].body.paymentOp.destination: GBAF6NXN3DHSF357QBZLTBNWUTABKUODJXJYYE32ZDKA2QBM2H33IK6O
tx.operations[0].body.paymentOp.asset: USD:GAZFEVBSEGJJ63WPVVIWXLZLWN2JYZECECGT6GUNP4FJDVZVNXWQWMYI
tx.operations[0].body.paymentOp.amount: 400004000 (40.0004e7)
tx.ext.v: 0
signatures.len: 1
signatures[0].hint: 4aa07ed0 (GAVRMS4QIOCC4QMOSKILOOOHCSO4FEKOXZPNLKFFN6W7SD2KUB7NBPLN signer for account GAVRMS4QIOCC4QMOSKILOOOHCSO4FEKOXZPNLKFFN6W7SD2KUB7NBPLN)
signatures[0].signature: defb4f1fad1c279327b55af184fdcddf73f4f7a8cb40e7e534a71d73a05124ba369db7a6d31b47cafd118592246a8575e6c249ab94ec3768dedb6292221ce50c
`;
const tx = toTransaction(txrep, Networks.TESTNET);
Want to contribute? Consider adding additional test cases to tests.yaml.
You can install the reference implementation at https://github.com/xdrpp/stc and then convert XDRs using: stc example.xdr
FAQs
Convert from to and from txrep (SEP0011) and XDR
We found that @suncewallet/txrep demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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