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adequate_crypto_address
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Simple wallet address validator and normalizer for cryptocurrencies addresses in Ruby.
Inspired by ognus/wallet-address-validator.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'adequate_crypto_address'
Or install it yourself as:
gem install adequate_crypto_address
:bitcoin
or 'BTC'
or :btc
or 'BitCoin'
Returns true if the address (string) is a valid wallet address for the crypto currency specified, see below for supported currencies.
'bitcoin'
or 'BTC'
types: :segwit_v0_keyhash :segwit_v0_scripthash :hash160 :p2sh
'bitcoincash'
or 'BCH'
types: :p2sh :p2pkh :p2pkhtest :p2shtest
'dash'
or 'DASH'
types: :prod :test
'zcash'
or 'ZEC'
types: :prod :test
'ethereum'
or 'ETH'
'ripple'
or 'XRP'
'TON'
'monero'
require 'adequate_crypto_address'
# BTC
AdequateCryptoAddress.valid?('12QeMLzSrB8XH8FvEzPMVoRxVAzTr5XM2y', 'BTC') #=> true
AdequateCryptoAddress.valid?('3NJZLcZEEYBpxYEUGewU4knsQRn1WM5Fkt', :bitcoin, :p2sh) #=> true
# BCH
AdequateCryptoAddress.valid?('bitcoincash:qrtj3rd8524cndt2eew3s6wljqggmne00sgh4kfypk', :bch) #=> true
AdequateCryptoAddress.valid?('mmRH4e9WW4ekZUP5HvBScfUyaSUjfQRyvD', :BCH, :p2pkhtest) #=> true
# ETH
AdequateCryptoAddress.valid?('0xde709f2102306220921060314715629080e2fb77', :ETH) #=> true
AdequateCryptoAddress.valid?('de709f2102306220921060314715629080e2fb77', :ethereum) #=> true
require 'adequate_crypto_address'
# BCH
AdequateCryptoAddress.address('mmRH4e9WW4ekZUP5HvBScfUyaSUjfQRyvD', 'bch').cash_address #=> "bchtest:qpqtmmfpw79thzq5z7s0spcd87uhn6d34uqqem83hf"
AdequateCryptoAddress.address('bitcoincash:qrtj3rd8524cndt2eew3s6wljqggmne00sgh4kfypk', 'bch').legacy_address #=> "1LcerwTc1oPsMtByDCNUXFxReZpN1EXHoe"
address_string = 'qrtj3rd8524cndt2eew3s6wljqggmne00sgh4kfypk'
addr = AdequateCryptoAddress.address(address_string, 'bch')
addr.prefix #=> "bitcoincash"
addr.type #=> :p2pkh
addr.address #=> "bitcoincash:qrtj3rd8524cndt2eew3s6wljqggmne00sgh4kfypk"
# ETH
AdequateCryptoAddress.address('D1220A0cf47c7B9Be7A2E6BA89F429762e7b9aDb', 'eth').address #=> "0xD1220A0cf47c7B9Be7A2E6BA89F429762e7b9aDb"
class Model < ActiveRecord::Base
attribute :address, :string
attribute :dest_tag, :string
attribute :currency, :string
validate :validate_address_type
validate :validate_destination_tag
def validate_address_type
errors.add(:address, 'invalid address') unless AdequateCryptoAddress.valid?(address, currency)
end
# for Ripple
def validate_destination_tag
errors.add(:dest_tag, 'invalid destination tag') if dest_tag.present? && !(dest_tag =~ /\A\d{1,10}\z/)
end
end
# frozen_string_literal: true
# for Rails /config/initializers/adequate_crypto_address.rb
module AdequateCryptoAddress
class Coin
attr_reader :address
def initialize(address_sring)
@address = address_sring
end
def valid?(_type)
address.present?
end
end
end
AdequateCryptoAddress.valid?('addr', :coin) #=> true
Run rake spec
to run the tests. You can also run bin/console
for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.
bundle install
bundle exec rake spec
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/vtm9/adequate_crypto_address/issues
FAQs
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We found that adequate_crypto_address demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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