eth-sig-util
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A small collection of ethereum signing functions.
npm install eth-sig-util --save
All three arguments should be provided as buffers.
Returns a continuous, hex-prefixed hex value for the signature, suitable for inclusion in a JSON transaction's data field.
Takes an address of either upper or lower case, with or without a hex prefix, and returns an all-lowercase, hex-prefixed address, suitable for submitting to an ethereum provider.
msgParams should have a data key that is hex-encoded data to sign.
Returns the prefixed signature expected for calls to eth.personalSign.
msgParams should have a data key that is hex-encoded data unsigned, and a sig key that is hex-encoded and already signed.
Returns a hex-encoded sender address.
msgParams should have a data key that is hex-encoded data unsigned, and a sig key that is hex-encoded and already signed.
Returns a hex-encoded public key.
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A few useful functions for signing ethereum data
The npm package eth-sig-util receives a total of 112,179 weekly downloads. As such, eth-sig-util popularity was classified as popular.
We found that eth-sig-util demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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