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"use strict"; Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true }); exports.Keyring = void 0; const util_1 = require("@polkadot/util"); const util_crypto_1 = require("@polkadot/util-crypto"); const index_js_1 = require("./pair/index.js"); const defaults_js_1 = require("./defaults.js"); const pairs_js_1 = require("./pairs.js"); const PairFromSeed = { ecdsa: (seed) => (0, util_crypto_1.secp256k1PairFromSeed)(seed), ed25519: (seed) => (0, util_crypto_1.ed25519PairFromSeed)(seed), ethereum: (seed) => (0, util_crypto_1.secp256k1PairFromSeed)(seed), sr25519: (seed) => (0, util_crypto_1.sr25519PairFromSeed)(seed) }; function pairToPublic({ publicKey }) { return publicKey; } /** * # @polkadot/keyring * * ## Overview * * @name Keyring * @summary Keyring management of user accounts * @description Allows generation of keyring pairs from a variety of input combinations, such as * json object containing account address or public key, account metadata, and account encoded using * `addFromJson`, or by providing those values as arguments separately to `addFromAddress`, * or by providing the mnemonic (seed phrase) and account metadata as arguments to `addFromMnemonic`. * Stores the keyring pairs in a keyring pair dictionary. Removal of the keyring pairs from the keyring pair * dictionary is achieved using `removePair`. Retrieval of all the stored pairs via `getPairs` or perform * lookup of a pair for a given account address or public key using `getPair`. JSON metadata associated with * an account may be obtained using `toJson` accompanied by the account passphrase. */ class Keyring { constructor(options = {}) { this.decodeAddress = util_crypto_1.decodeAddress; /** * @name encodeAddress * @description Encodes the input into an ss58 representation */ this.encodeAddress = (address, ss58Format) => { return this.type === 'ethereum' ? (0, util_crypto_1.ethereumEncode)(address) : (0, util_crypto_1.encodeAddress)(address, ss58Format ?? this.__internal__ss58); }; options.type = options.type || 'ed25519'; if (!['ecdsa', 'ethereum', 'ed25519', 'sr25519'].includes(options.type || 'undefined')) { throw new Error(`Expected a keyring type of either 'ed25519', 'sr25519', 'ethereum' or 'ecdsa', found '${options.type || 'unknown'}`); } this.__internal__pairs = new pairs_js_1.Pairs(); this.__internal__ss58 = options.ss58Format; this.__internal__type = options.type; } /** * @description retrieve the pairs (alias for getPairs) */ get pairs() { return this.getPairs(); } /** * @description retrieve the publicKeys (alias for getPublicKeys) */ get publicKeys() { return this.getPublicKeys(); } /** * @description Returns the type of the keyring, ed25519, sr25519 or ecdsa */ get type() { return this.__internal__type; } /** * @name addPair * @summary Stores an account, given a keyring pair, as a Key/Value (public key, pair) in Keyring Pair Dictionary */ addPair(pair) { return this.__internal__pairs.add(pair); } /** * @name addFromAddress * @summary Stores an account, given an account address, as a Key/Value (public key, pair) in Keyring Pair Dictionary * @description Allows user to explicitly provide separate inputs including account address or public key, and optionally * the associated account metadata, and the default encoded value as arguments (that may be obtained from the json file * of an account backup), and then generates a keyring pair from them that it passes to * `addPair` to stores in a keyring pair dictionary the public key of the generated pair as a key and the pair as the associated value. */ addFromAddress(address, meta = {}, encoded = null, type = this.type, ignoreChecksum, encType) { const publicKey = this.decodeAddress(address, ignoreChecksum); return this.addPair((0, index_js_1.createPair)({ toSS58: this.encodeAddress, type }, { publicKey, secretKey: new Uint8Array() }, meta, encoded, encType)); } /** * @name addFromJson * @summary Stores an account, given JSON data, as a Key/Value (public key, pair) in Keyring Pair Dictionary * @description Allows user to provide a json object argument that contains account information (that may be obtained from the json file * of an account backup), and then generates a keyring pair from it that it passes to * `addPair` to stores in a keyring pair dictionary the public key of the generated pair as a key and the pair as the associated value. */ addFromJson(json, ignoreChecksum) { return this.addPair(this.createFromJson(json, ignoreChecksum)); } /** * @name addFromMnemonic * @summary Stores an account, given a mnemonic, as a Key/Value (public key, pair) in Keyring Pair Dictionary * @description Allows user to provide a mnemonic (seed phrase that is provided when account is originally created) * argument and a metadata argument that contains account information (that may be obtained from the json file * of an account backup), and then generates a keyring pair from it that it passes to * `addPair` to stores in a keyring pair dictionary the public key of the generated pair as a key and the pair as the associated value. */ addFromMnemonic(mnemonic, meta = {}, type = this.type) { return this.addFromUri(mnemonic, meta, type); } /** * @name addFromPair * @summary Stores an account created from an explicit publicKey/secreteKey combination */ addFromPair(pair, meta = {}, type = this.type) { return this.addPair(this.createFromPair(pair, meta, type)); } /** * @name addFromSeed * @summary Stores an account, given seed data, as a Key/Value (public key, pair) in Keyring Pair Dictionary * @description Stores in a keyring pair dictionary the public key of the pair as a key and the pair as the associated value. * Allows user to provide the account seed as an argument, and then generates a keyring pair from it that it passes to * `addPair` to store in a keyring pair dictionary the public key of the generated pair as a key and the pair as the associated value. */ addFromSeed(seed, meta = {}, type = this.type) { return this.addPair((0, index_js_1.createPair)({ toSS58: this.encodeAddress, type }, PairFromSeed[type](seed), meta, null)); } /** * @name addFromUri * @summary Creates an account via an suri * @description Extracts the phrase, path and password from a SURI format for specifying secret keys `<secret>/<soft-key>//<hard-key>///<password>` (the `///password` may be omitted, and `/<soft-key>` and `//<hard-key>` maybe repeated and mixed). The secret can be a hex string, mnemonic phrase or a string (to be padded) */ addFromUri(suri, meta = {}, type = this.type) { return this.addPair(this.createFromUri(suri, meta, type)); } /** * @name createFromJson * @description Creates a pair from a JSON keyfile */ createFromJson({ address, encoded, encoding: { content, type, version }, meta }, ignoreChecksum) { if (version === '3' && content[0] !== 'pkcs8') { throw new Error(`Unable to decode non-pkcs8 type, [${content.join(',')}] found}`); } const cryptoType = version === '0' || !Array.isArray(content) ? this.type : content[1]; const encType = !Array.isArray(type) ? [type] : type; if (!['ed25519', 'sr25519', 'ecdsa', 'ethereum'].includes(cryptoType)) { throw new Error(`Unknown crypto type ${cryptoType}`); } // Here the address and publicKey are 32 bytes and isomorphic. This is why the address field needs to be the public key for ethereum type pairs const publicKey = (0, util_1.isHex)(address) ? (0, util_1.hexToU8a)(address) : this.decodeAddress(address, ignoreChecksum); const decoded = (0, util_1.isHex)(encoded) ? (0, util_1.hexToU8a)(encoded) : (0, util_crypto_1.base64Decode)(encoded); return (0, index_js_1.createPair)({ toSS58: this.encodeAddress, type: cryptoType }, { publicKey, secretKey: new Uint8Array() }, meta, decoded, encType); } /** * @name createFromPair * @summary Creates a pair from an explicit publicKey/secreteKey combination */ createFromPair(pair, meta = {}, type = this.type) { return (0, index_js_1.createPair)({ toSS58: this.encodeAddress, type }, pair, meta, null); } /** * @name createFromUri * @summary Creates a Keypair from an suri * @description This creates a pair from the suri, but does not add it to the keyring */ createFromUri(_suri, meta = {}, type = this.type) { // here we only aut-add the dev phrase if we have a hard-derived path const suri = _suri.startsWith('//') ? `${defaults_js_1.DEV_PHRASE}${_suri}` : _suri; const { derivePath, password, path, phrase } = (0, util_crypto_1.keyExtractSuri)(suri); let seed; const isPhraseHex = (0, util_1.isHex)(phrase, 256); if (isPhraseHex) { seed = (0, util_1.hexToU8a)(phrase); } else { const parts = phrase.split(' '); if ([12, 15, 18, 21, 24].includes(parts.length)) { seed = type === 'ethereum' ? (0, util_crypto_1.mnemonicToLegacySeed)(phrase, '', false, 64) : (0, util_crypto_1.mnemonicToMiniSecret)(phrase, password); } else { if (phrase.length > 32) { throw new Error('specified phrase is not a valid mnemonic and is invalid as a raw seed at > 32 bytes'); } seed = (0, util_1.stringToU8a)(phrase.padEnd(32)); } } const derived = type === 'ethereum' ? isPhraseHex ? PairFromSeed[type](seed) // for eth, if the private key is provided as suri, it must be derived only once : (0, util_crypto_1.hdEthereum)(seed, derivePath.substring(1)) : (0, util_crypto_1.keyFromPath)(PairFromSeed[type](seed), path, type); return (0, index_js_1.createPair)({ toSS58: this.encodeAddress, type }, derived, meta, null); } /** * @name getPair * @summary Retrieves an account keyring pair from the Keyring Pair Dictionary, given an account address * @description Returns a keyring pair value from the keyring pair dictionary by performing * a key lookup using the provided account address or public key (after decoding it). */ getPair(address) { return this.__internal__pairs.get(address); } /** * @name getPairs * @summary Retrieves all account keyring pairs from the Keyring Pair Dictionary * @description Returns an array list of all the keyring pair values that are stored in the keyring pair dictionary. */ getPairs() { return this.__internal__pairs.all(); } /** * @name getPublicKeys * @summary Retrieves Public Keys of all Keyring Pairs stored in the Keyring Pair Dictionary * @description Returns an array list of all the public keys associated with each of the keyring pair values that are stored in the keyring pair dictionary. */ getPublicKeys() { return this.__internal__pairs.all().map(pairToPublic); } /** * @name removePair * @description Deletes the provided input address or public key from the stored Keyring Pair Dictionary. */ removePair(address) { this.__internal__pairs.remove(address); } /** * @name setSS58Format; * @description Sets the ss58 format for the keyring */ setSS58Format(ss58) { this.__internal__ss58 = ss58; } /** * @name toJson * @summary Returns a JSON object associated with the input argument that contains metadata assocated with an account * @description Returns a JSON object containing the metadata associated with an account * when valid address or public key and when the account passphrase is provided if the account secret * is not already unlocked and available in memory. Note that in [Polkadot-JS Apps](https://github.com/polkadot-js/apps) the user * may backup their account to a JSON file that contains this information. */ toJson(address, passphrase) { return this.__internal__pairs.get(address).toJson(passphrase); } } exports.Keyring = Keyring;