bitbox02-api

BitBox02 JavaScript library

The JavaScript library is compiled from bitbox02-api-go using GopherJS.

Given that it contains the full client implementation compiled from Go, the library is quite large (~3MB). We recommend lazy-loading it only when necessary.

BitBox02

The BitBox02 is a hardware wallet made by Shift Crypto that simplifies secure handling of crypto coins through storing private keys and signing transactions.

Integration

To enable communication from the browser to the BitBox02, the BitBoxBridge needs to be installed and running.

When integrating the BitBox02 into your application, your domain needs to be whitelisted in the BitBoxBridge. To do so, please submit a Pull Request or an Issue in the bitbox-bridge repository. Localhost is already whitelisted, so you can develop locally.

The BitBox02 Javascript library is available as NPM package bitbox02-api.

Install

$ npm install bitbox02-api

Import

import { BitBox02API, getDevicePath} from 'bitbox02-api';

Initialize

To get the device path, the BitBoxBridge needs to be running.

const devicePath = await getDevicePath();
const BitBox02 = new BitBox02API(devicePath);

Connect to device

The BitBox02API.connect() method takes 5 arguments:

/**
 * @param showPairingCb Callback that is used to show pairing code. Must not block.
 * @param userVerify Promise that should resolve once the user wants to continue.
 * @param handleAttastionCb Callback that should handle the bool attestation result. Must not block.
 * @param onCloseCb Callback that's called when the websocket connection is closed.
 * @param setStatusCb Callback that lets the API set the status received from the device.
 * @return Promise that will resolve once the pairing is complete.
 */
connect (showPairingCb, userVerify, handleAttestationCb, onCloseCb, setStatusCb)

Check BitBox02 edition

The BitBox02 is available in two editions: "Multi" and "Bitcoin-only". To check what edition is used, e.g. to make sure that Ethereum functionality is supported, use the following function.

import { constants } from 'bitbox02-api';

BitBox02.firmware().Product() === constants.Product.BitBox02Multi
BitBox02.firmware().Product() === constants.Product.BitBox02BTCOnly

Methods

All available methods are documented in docs/methods.md.

Sample integration

This is a sample BitBox02Wallet class integration for connecting to the BitBox02 device using the BitBoxBridge and this JS API. See demo/demo.js for a fully functional sandbox implementation.

import {
  constants,
  BitBox02API,
  getDevicePath,
  sanitizeEthTransactionData
} from 'bitbox02-api';

class BitBox02 {
  constructor(logout) {  // You can provide the `logout` callback of your application in the constructor
    this.logout = logout;
    this.status = undefined;
    this.pairingConfirmed = false;
  }

  async init(keypath) {
    try {
      const devicePath = await getDevicePath();
      this.api = new BitBox02API(devicePath);

      await this.api.connect(

        /** @param showPairingCb
         *  Store the pairing code on the class instance. Show this to the user to compare with code
         *  on the device when `this.status === 'unpaired'`
         */
        pairingCode => {
          this.pairingCode = pairingCode;
        },

        /** @param userVerify
         *  Store the Promise's `resolve` on the class instance to call when the user clicks the corresponding button
         *  in your application after confirming the pairing on device
         */
        async () => {
          return new Promise(resolve => {
            this.pairingConfirmed = true;
            this.pairingConfirmationResolve = resolve;
          });
        },

        /** @param handleAttestationCb
        *  Store the attestation result on the class instance. If attestation fails, the user might have a fake device.
        *  Handle this condition below.
        */
        attestationResult => {
          this.attestation = attestationResult;
        },

        /** @param onCloseCb
        *  Log the user out of your application when device is unplugged/the websocket closes.
        *  Here we use the `logout` function provided in the constructor as the callback.
        */
        () => {
          this.logout();
        },

        /** @param setStatusCb
        *  Store the status on the class instance to take appropriate actions based on status.
        *  All possible status can be found here: https://github.com/digitalbitbox/bitbox02-api-go/blob/master/api/firmware/status.go
        */
        status => {
          this.status = status;
        }
      );
    } catch(e) {
      alert(e);
      this.logout();
      return;
    }

    switch (this.api.firmware().Product()) {
        case constants.Product.BitBox02Multi:
            console.log("This is a BitBox02 Multi");
            break;
        case constants.Product.BitBox02BTCOnly:
            console.log("This is a BitBox02 BTC-only");
            break;
    }

    // Handle attestattion failure
    if (!this.attestation) {
      alert('Attestation failed');
    }

  }
}

const device = new BitBox02(yourLogoutFunction)
await device.init()

// Now you can call any of the supported API methods documented above e.g.:
const ethPub = await device.api.ethGetRootPubKey("m/44'/60'/0'/0");

Local development

To compile the library using GopherJS, run the following commands:

$ make dockerinit
$ make dockercompile

To simply run the demo sandbox implementation, run the following command and visit http://localhost:8000.

$ make servedemo

Changelog

0.6.0

• bitbox02-api-go: updated to 753a8f6ca53ee056dcbf6e629c5335096ae116fb (v9.0.0 compatibility)