A set of utilities for working with BIP47 and bitcoinjs-lib.
const bip47 = require('bip47-js');
const b58PCode = 'PM8TJS2JxQ5ztXUpBBRnpTbcUXbUHy2T1abfrb3KkAAtMEGNbey4oumH7Hc578WgQJhPjBxteQ5GHHToTYHE3A1w6p7tU6KSoFmWBVbFGjKPisZDbP97';
const pcode = bip47.fromBase58(b58PCode);
const notifAddr = pcode.getNotificationAddress();
const myPrivKey0 = Buffer.from('8d6a8ecd8ee5e0042ad0cb56e3a971c760b5145c3917a8e7beaf0ed92d7a520c', 'hex');
const paymentAddr1 = pcode.getPaymentAddress(myPrivKey0, 1);
const paymentAddr2 = pcode.getPaymentAddress(myPrivKey0, 2);
const bip47 = require('bip47-js');
const networks = bip47.utils.networks;
const b58PCode = 'PM8TJS2JxQ5ztXUpBBRnpTbcUXbUHy2T1abfrb3KkAAtMEGNbey4oumH7Hc578WgQJhPjBxteQ5GHHToTYHE3A1w6p7tU6KSoFmWBVbFGjKPisZDbP97';
const pcode = bip47.fromBase58(b58PCode, networks.testnet);
const notifAddr = pcode.getNotificationAddress();
The recommended method of using this library and bitcoinjs-lib in your browser is through Browserify. If you're familiar with how to use browserify, ignore this and carry on, otherwise, it is recommended to read the tutorial at https://browserify.org/.
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Test BIP47 lib</title>
<script src="libs/bip47-js-bundle.min.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
const pcBase58 = 'PM8TJS2JxQ5ztXUpBBRnpTbcUXbUHy2T1abfrb3KkAAtMEGNbey4oumH7Hc578WgQJhPjBxteQ5GHHToTYHE3A1w6p7tU6KSoFmWBVbFGjKPisZDbP97';
const pcode = bip47.fromBase58(pcBase58);
const notifAddr = pcode.getNotificationAddress();
console.log(notifAddr);
</script>
</body>
</html>
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A set of utilities for working with BIP47 and bitcoinjs-lib
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