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minimal-slp-wallet-xrg
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A minimalist Bitcoin Cash (BCH) wallet npm library, for use in a web apps.
This is a minimalist Bitcoin Cash (BCH) wallet for use with front end web apps. It's token aware, unlike the wallet the code is forked from: minimal-bch-wallet. It's intended to be used with the gatsby-ipfs-web-wallet web-based wallet, and the xrg-js JavaScript library provided by FullStack.cash
The default derivation path for the wallet keypair is m/44'/245'/0'/0/0
. This is the BIP44 standard for SLP token-aware BCH wallets.
The examples directory shows how to write node.js JavaScript apps that use this library to work with BCH:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/minimal-slp-wallet"></script>
npm install minimal-slp-wallet --save
// module import
import BchWallet from 'minimal-slp-wallet'
// nodejs modules
const BchWallet = require('minimal-slp-wallet/index')
const bchWallet = new BchWallet()
await bchWallet.walletInfoPromise // Wait for wallet to be created.
// 12 words seed phrase for the wallet
console.log(bchWallet.walletInfo.mnemonic)
// cash address derived from the seed (derivation path: m/44'/245'/0'/0/0)
console.log(bchWallet.walletInfo.cashAddress)
// legacy address derived from the seed (derivation path: m/44'/245'/0'/0/0)
console.log(bchWallet.walletInfo.legacyAddress)
// private key for the BCH address derived from the seed (derivation path: m/44'/245'/0'/0/0)
console.log(bchWallet.walletInfo.privateKey)
const bchWallet = new BchWallet(null, {
password: 'myStrongPassword'
})
// 12 words seed phrase for the wallet
console.log(bchWallet.walletInfo.mnemonic)
// encrypted mnemonic
console.log(bchWallet.walletInfo.mnemonicEncrypted)
const bchWallet2 = new BchWallet(bchWallet.walletInfo.mnemonicEncrypted, {
password: 'myStrongPassword'
})
// decrypted mnemonic
console.log(bchWallet2.walletInfo.mnemonic)
// initialize with 12 words seed phrase for the wallet
const bchWallet = new BchWallet(
'minor bench until split suffer shine series bag avoid cruel orient aunt'
)
// initialize for specific HD derivation path
const bchWallet2 = new BchWallet(
'minor bench until split suffer shine series bag avoid cruel orient aunt',
{
HdPath: "m/44'/245'/0'/1'"
}
)
You can send funds to other BCH wallets. You can distribute funds to N users by simply extending the receiver array.
const bchWallet = new BchWallet()
const receivers = [
{
address: 'bitcoincash:qp2rmj8heytjrksxm2xrjs0hncnvl08xwgkweawu9h',
// amount in satoshis, 1 satoshi = 0.00000001 Bitcoin
amountSat: 100000
}
]
const txid = await bchWallet.send(receivers)
// Transaction ID
// you can then see the transaction in one of the explorers
// example: `https://explorer.bitcoin.com/bch/tx/${tx.txid}`;
console.log(txid)
You can send tokens in a similar way:
const receiver = {
address: 'simpleledger:qpeq7xx5x3a2jfa0x0w8cjqp4v9cm842vgsjqwzvfk',
tokenId: 'a4fb5c2da1aa064e25018a43f9165040071d9e984ba190c222a7f59053af84b2',
qty: 1.25
}
const txid = await bchWallet.sendTokens(receiver)
// Transaction ID
console.log(txid)
Note: Only single token sends are supported at the moment. i.e. One token type per receiver per transaction.
Gets balance (confirmed + unconfirmed) for an BCH address
// will get a balance for bchWallet.cashAddress
const myBalance = await bchWallet.getBalance()
// will get a balance for any address
const balanceOfOtherAddress = await bchWallet.getBalance(
'bitcoincash:qp2rmj8heytjrksxm2xrjs0hncnvl08xwgkweawu9h'
)
List the SLP tokens held by an address.
// will get token balance for bchWallet.cashAddress
const myBalance = await bchWallet.listTokens()
// will get a balance for any address
const balanceOfOtherAddress = await bchWallet.listTokens(
'simpleledger:qpeq7xx5x3a2jfa0x0w8cjqp4v9cm842vgsjqwzvfk'
)
Get an array of TXIDs of the transactions involving this wallet.
// will get transaction history for bchWallet.cashAddress
const myTransactions = await bchWallet.getTransactions()
// will get transaction history for any address
const txHistoryOfOtherAddress = await bchWallet.getTransactions(
'bitcoincash:qp2rmj8heytjrksxm2xrjs0hncnvl08xwgkweawu9h'
)
try {
tx = await bchWallet.send([
{
address: 'bitcoincash:qrlhkg4d9z3y88j246a6482xzregxaxnfsagmd2kh3',
amountSat: 1000
}
])
} catch (err) {
console.error(err)
if (err.message && err.message.indexOf('Insufficient') > -1) {
return alert('Insufficient balance on your BCH account.')
}
return alert('Error. Try again later.')
}
While developing BCH apps, remember to never send the private keys / mnemonic / seed phrase to your servers.
const bchWallet1 = new BchWallet()
// save the mnemonic for later
localStorage.setItem('BCH_MNEMONIC', bchWallet1.walletInfo.mnemonic)
// retrieve mnemonic to initialize the wallet
const bchWallet2 = new BchWallet(localStorage.getItem('BCH_MNEMONIC'))
test
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A minimalist Bitcoin Cash (BCH) wallet npm library, for use in a web apps.
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