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// Copyright © Aptos Foundation
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
import type { Account } from "./Account.js";
import { MultiKey, MultiKeySignature, PublicKey } from "../core/crypto/index.js";
import { AccountAddress, AccountAddressInput } from "../core/accountAddress.js";
import { HexInput, SigningScheme } from "../types/index.js";
import { AccountAuthenticatorMultiKey } from "../transactions/authenticator/account.js";
import { AnyRawTransaction } from "../transactions/types.js";
// Import from the lightweight keylessSigner module (no poseidon-lite dep) so
// MultiKeyAccount does not transitively drag the keyless crypto stack into the
// `/account` sub-path bundle.
import { isKeylessSigner, type KeylessSigner } from "./keylessSigner.js";
import { AptosConfig } from "../api/aptosConfig.js";
import { SingleKeyAccount, SingleKeySigner, SingleKeySignerOrLegacyEd25519Account } from "./SingleKeyAccount.js";
import { Ed25519Account } from "./Ed25519Account.js";
/**
* Arguments required to verify a multi-key signature against a given message.
*
* @param message - The original message that was signed.
* @param signature - The multi-key signature to be verified.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
export interface VerifyMultiKeySignatureArgs {
message: HexInput;
signature: MultiKeySignature;
}
/**
* Signer implementation for the MultiKey authentication scheme.
*
* This account utilizes an M of N signing scheme, where M and N are specified in the {@link MultiKey}.
* It signs messages using an array of M accounts, each corresponding to a public key in the {@link MultiKey}.
*
* Note: Generating a signer instance does not create the account on-chain.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
export class MultiKeyAccount implements Account, KeylessSigner {
/**
* Public key associated with the account
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
readonly publicKey: MultiKey;
/**
* Account address associated with the account
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
readonly accountAddress: AccountAddress;
/**
* Signing scheme used to sign transactions
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
readonly signingScheme: SigningScheme = SigningScheme.MultiKey;
/**
* The signers used to sign messages. These signers should correspond to public keys in the
* MultiKeyAccount's public key. The number of signers should be equal to this.publicKey.signaturesRequired.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
readonly signers: Account[];
/**
* An array of indices where for signer[i], signerIndicies[i] is the index of the corresponding public key in
* publicKey.publicKeys. Used to derive the right public key to use for verification.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
// TODO: Rename Indicies to Indices
readonly signerIndicies: number[];
readonly signaturesBitmap: Uint8Array;
/**
* Constructs a MultiKeyAccount instance, which requires multiple signatures for transactions.
*
* @param args - The arguments for creating a MultiKeyAccount.
* @param args.multiKey - The multikey of the account consisting of N public keys and a number M representing the required signatures.
* @param args.signers - An array of M signers that will be used to sign the transaction.
* @param args.address - An optional account address input. If not provided, the derived address from the public key will be used.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
constructor(args: {
multiKey: MultiKey;
signers: SingleKeySignerOrLegacyEd25519Account[];
address?: AccountAddressInput;
}) {
const { multiKey, address } = args;
const signers: SingleKeySigner[] = args.signers.map((signer) =>
signer instanceof Ed25519Account ? SingleKeyAccount.fromEd25519Account(signer) : signer,
);
if (multiKey.signaturesRequired > signers.length) {
throw new Error(
`Not enough signers provided to satisfy the required signatures. Need ${multiKey.signaturesRequired} signers, but only ${signers.length} provided`,
);
} else if (multiKey.signaturesRequired < signers.length) {
throw new Error(
`More signers provided than required. Need ${multiKey.signaturesRequired} signers, but ${signers.length} provided`,
);
}
this.publicKey = multiKey;
this.accountAddress = address ? AccountAddress.from(address) : this.publicKey.authKey().derivedAddress();
// For each signer, find its corresponding position in the MultiKey's public keys array
const bitPositions: number[] = [];
for (const signer of signers) {
bitPositions.push(this.publicKey.getIndex(signer.getAnyPublicKey()));
}
// Create pairs of [signer, position] and sort them by position
// This sorting is critical because:
// 1. The on-chain verification expects signatures to be in ascending order by bit position
// 2. The bitmap must match the order of signatures when verifying
const signersAndBitPosition: [Account, number][] = signers.map((signer, index) => [signer, bitPositions[index]]);
signersAndBitPosition.sort((a, b) => a[1] - b[1]);
// Extract the sorted signers and their positions into separate arrays
this.signers = signersAndBitPosition.map((value) => value[0]);
this.signerIndicies = signersAndBitPosition.map((value) => value[1]);
// Create a bitmap representing which public keys from the MultiKey are being used
// This bitmap is used during signature verification to identify which public keys
// should be used to verify each signature
this.signaturesBitmap = this.publicKey.createBitmap({ bits: bitPositions });
}
/**
* Static constructor to create a MultiKeyAccount using the provided public keys and signers.
*
* @param args - The arguments for creating a MultiKeyAccount.
* @param args.publicKeys - The N public keys of the MultiKeyAccount.
* @param args.signaturesRequired - The number of signatures required to authorize a transaction.
* @param args.signers - An array of M signers that will be used to sign the transaction.
* @returns MultiKeyAccount - The newly created MultiKeyAccount.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
static fromPublicKeysAndSigners(args: {
address?: AccountAddressInput;
publicKeys: PublicKey[];
signaturesRequired: number;
signers: SingleKeySignerOrLegacyEd25519Account[];
}): MultiKeyAccount {
const { address, publicKeys, signaturesRequired, signers } = args;
const multiKey = new MultiKey({ publicKeys, signaturesRequired });
return new MultiKeyAccount({ multiKey, signers, address });
}
/**
* Determines if the provided account is a multi-key account.
*
* @param account - The account to check.
* @returns A boolean indicating whether the account is a multi-key account.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
static isMultiKeySigner(account: Account): account is MultiKeyAccount {
return account instanceof MultiKeyAccount;
}
/**
* Sign a message using the account's signers and return an AccountAuthenticator containing the signature along with the
* account's public key.
* @param message - The signing message, represented as binary input in hexadecimal format.
* @returns An instance of AccountAuthenticatorMultiKey that includes the signature and the public key.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
signWithAuthenticator(message: HexInput): AccountAuthenticatorMultiKey {
return new AccountAuthenticatorMultiKey(this.publicKey, this.sign(message));
}
/**
* Sign a transaction using the account's signers, returning an AccountAuthenticator that contains the signature and the
* account's public key.
* @param transaction - The raw transaction to be signed.
* @returns An AccountAuthenticatorMultiKey containing the signature of the transaction along with the account's public key.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
signTransactionWithAuthenticator(transaction: AnyRawTransaction): AccountAuthenticatorMultiKey {
return new AccountAuthenticatorMultiKey(this.publicKey, this.signTransaction(transaction));
}
/**
* Waits for any proofs on KeylessAccount signers to be fetched. This ensures that signing with the KeylessAccount does not
* fail due to missing proofs.
* @return {Promise<void>} A promise that resolves when all proofs have been fetched.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
async waitForProofFetch(): Promise<void> {
const keylessSigners = this.signers.filter(isKeylessSigner);
const promises = keylessSigners.map(async (signer) => signer.waitForProofFetch());
await Promise.all(promises);
}
/**
* Validates that the Keyless Account can be used to sign transactions.
* @return
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
async checkKeylessAccountValidity(aptosConfig: AptosConfig): Promise<void> {
const keylessSigners = this.signers.filter(isKeylessSigner);
const promises = keylessSigners.map((signer) => signer.checkKeylessAccountValidity(aptosConfig));
await Promise.all(promises);
}
/**
* Sign the given message using the MultiKeyAccount's signers
* @param data - The data to be signed in HexInput format.
* @returns MultiKeySignature
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
sign(data: HexInput): MultiKeySignature {
const signatures = [];
for (const signer of this.signers) {
signatures.push(signer.sign(data));
}
return new MultiKeySignature({ signatures, bitmap: this.signaturesBitmap });
}
/**
* Sign the given transaction using the MultiKeyAccount's signers.
* This function aggregates signatures from all signers associated with the MultiKeyAccount.
*
* @param transaction - The transaction to be signed.
* @returns MultiKeySignature - An object containing the aggregated signatures and a bitmap of the signatures.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
signTransaction(transaction: AnyRawTransaction): MultiKeySignature {
const signatures = [];
for (const signer of this.signers) {
signatures.push(signer.signTransaction(transaction));
}
return new MultiKeySignature({ signatures, bitmap: this.signaturesBitmap });
}
/**
* Verify the given message and signature with the public keys.
*
* This function checks if the provided signatures are valid for the given message using the corresponding public keys.
* Note: If you are using KeylessAccounts, you must use `verifySignatureAsync` instead.
*
* @param args - The arguments for verifying the signature.
* @param args.message - The raw message data in HexInput format.
* @param args.signature - The signed message MultiKeySignature containing multiple signatures.
* @returns A boolean indicating whether the signatures are valid for the message.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
verifySignature(args: { message: HexInput; signature: MultiKeySignature }): boolean {
return this.publicKey.verifySignature(args);
}
/**
* Verify the given message and signature with the public keys.
*
* This function checks if the provided signatures are valid for the given message using the corresponding public keys.
*
* @param args - The arguments for verifying the signature.
* @param args.message - The raw message data in HexInput format.
* @param args.signature - The signed message MultiKeySignature containing multiple signatures.
* @param args.options.throwErrorWithReason - Whether to throw an error with the reason for the verification failure.
* @returns A boolean indicating whether the signatures are valid for the message.
* @group Implementation
* @category Account (On-Chain Model)
*/
async verifySignatureAsync(args: {
aptosConfig: AptosConfig;
message: HexInput;
signature: MultiKeySignature;
options?: { throwErrorWithReason?: boolean };
}): Promise<boolean> {
return await this.publicKey.verifySignatureAsync(args);
}
}