eth-crypto
Cryptographic javascript-functions for ethereum and how to use them together with web3 and solidity.
Tutorials
Creating Keys and use them for ethereum-transactions
In this tutorial we will create an ethereum-identity and use it so send transactions to the blockchain. Creating transactions.
Sign and validate data with solidity
In this tutorial we will sign data in javascript and validate the signature inside of a smart-contract. Signed Data.
Sending encrypted and signed data to other identites
Functions
Install
npm install eth-crypto --save
import EthCrypto from 'eth-crypto';
const EthCrypto = require('eth-crypto');
API
createIdentity()
Creates a new ethereum-identity with privateKey, publicKey and address as hex-string.
const identity = EthCrypto.createIdentity();
publicKeyByPrivateKey()
Derives the publicKey from a privateKey and returns it as hex-string.
const publicKey = EthCrypto.publicKeyByPrivateKey(
'0x107be946709e41b7895eea9f2dacf998a0a9124acbb786f0fd1a826101581a07'
);
addressByPublicKey()
Derives the ethereum-address from the publicKey.
const address = EthCrypto.publicKeyToAddress(
'bf1cc3154424dc22191941d9f4f50b063a2b663a2337e5548abea633c1d06ece...'
);
sign()
Signs the message with the privateKey. Returns the signature as object with hex-strings.
const signature = EthCrypto.sign(
'0x107be946709e41b7895eea9f2dacf998a0a9124acbb786f0fd1a826101581a07',
'foobar'
);
recover()
Recovers the signers address from the signature.
const signer = EthCrypto.recover(
{
v: '0x1b',
r: '0xc04b809d8f33c46ff80c44ba58e866ff0d5126d9943b58bee03cc5279450cacc',
s: '0x757a3393b695ba83b2aba0c35c150399bf7959493aad80d51d917435b1a7ebda'
},
'foobar'
);
encryptWithPublicKey()
Encrypts the message with the publicKey so that only the corresponding privateKey can decrypt it. Returns (async) the encrypted data as object with hex-strings.
const encrypted = await EthCrypto.encryptWithPublicKey(
'bf1cc3154424dc22191941d9f4f50b063a2b663a2337e5548abea633c1d06ece...',
'foobar'
);
decryptWithPrivateKey()
Decrypts the encrypted data with the privateKey. Returns (async) the message as string.
const message = await EthCrypto.decryptWithPrivateKey(
'0x107be946709e41b7895eea9f2dacf998a0a9124acbb786f0fd1a826101581a07',
{
iv: '02aeac54cb45283b427bd1a5028552c1',
ephemPublicKey: '044acf39ed83c304f19f41ea66615d7a6c0068d5fc48ee181f2fb1091...',
ciphertext: '5fbbcc1a44ee19f7499dbc39cfc4ce96',
mac: '96490b293763f49a371d3a2040a2d2cb57f246ee88958009fe3c7ef2a38264a1'
}
);
signTransaction()
Signs a raw transaction with the privateKey. Returns a serialized tx which can be submitted to the node.
const identity = EthCrypto.createIdentity();
const rawTx = {
from: identity.address,
to: '0x86Fa049857E0209aa7D9e616F7eb3b3B78ECfdb0',
value: 1000000000000000000,
gasPrice: 5000000000,
nonce: 0,
gasLimit: 21000
};
const signedTx = EthCrypto.signTransaction(
rawTx,
identity.privateKey
);
console.log(signedTx);
const receipt = await web3.eth.sendSignedTransaction(signedTx);
txDataByCompiled()
Creates the data-string which must be submitted with an transaction to create a contract-instance.
const solc = require('solc');
const compiled = solc.compile(
'contract ExampleContract {...',
1
).contracts[':ExampleContract'];
const createCode = EthCrypto.txDataByCompiled(
compiled.interface,
compiled.bytecode,
[identity.address]
);
const serializedTx = EthCrypto.signTransaction(
{
from: identity.address,
nonce: 0,
gasLimit: 5000000,
gasPrice: 5000000000,
data: createCode
},
identity.privateKey
);
const receipt = await web3.eth.sendSignedTransaction(serializedTx);