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The following documents the method to work with EAS attestations via Ethereum Account Abstraction.
Generates 12 words phrase (BIP39) for wallet creation.
static generateMnemonic(): string[]
Derives the private key from the 12-word mnemonic.
static getPrivateKeyFromMnemonic(mnemonic: string[]): string
Derives the Ethereum address from the provided private key.
static getAddressFromPrivateKey(privateKey: string): string
Load the EAS schema to an address.
static async loadEASSchema(schema: string): Promise<void>
Creates an abstract account for the wallet using the provided address. Throws an error on fail.
static async createAbstractAccount(address: string): Promise<void>
Prepares an EAS transaction by signing it with the provided private key.
static prepareEASTx(data: any, privateKey: string): string
Prepares a batch of EAS transactions by signing each transaction in the batch.
static prepareEASBatchTx(dataArray: any[], privateKey: string): string
Sends the transaction to the network.
static async sendEASTx(signedTx: string): Promise<string>
Returns the EAS explorer link for the given UID.
static getEASExplorerLink(uid: string): string
async function main() {
// Generate 12 words
const mnemonic: string[] = WalletLibrary.generate12Words()
// Derive private key from mnemonic
const privateKey: string = WalletLibrary.derivePrivateKeyFrom12Words(mnemonic)
// Derive public key and address from private key
const keyInfo = WalletLibrary.derivePublicKeyAndAddress(privateKey)
const address: string = keyInfo.address
// Create abstract account for wallet
await WalletLibrary.createAbstractAccount(address)
// Prepare EAS transaction
const easTransaction: string = WalletLibrary.prepareEASTx({ data: 'sample' }, privateKey)
// Prepare batch of EAS transactions
const easBatchTransaction: string = WalletLibrary.prepareEASBatchTx(
[{ data: 'sample1' }, { data: 'sample2' }],
privateKey
)
// Get EAS explorer link from UID
const explorerLink: string = WalletLibrary.getEASExplorerLink('uid123')
}
FAQs
EAS attestations via Ethereum Account Abstraction
The npm package eas-lib receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, eas-lib popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that eas-lib demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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