Major Changes
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#127
e5c275fThanks @bitjson! - Add support for relative BIP32 derivationRelative BIP32 Hierarchical Deterministic (HD) derivation is now supported via the
deriveHdPathRelativeutility, and the Libauth compiler has been updated to explicitly use relative derivation by default forHdKeys. Absolute derivation has also been enhanced to validate the expected depth of provided HD keys.If you application relies on relative derivation but uses
deriveHdPath, you'll need to switch to using the newderiveHdPathRelative, as absolute derivation will now fail if provided with a non-zero depth HD key.Fixes #49.
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#127
e5c275fThanks @bitjson! - CashAssembly:.signatureis now.ecdsa_signatureAll CashAssembly scripts using the
.signatureoperation should instead call.ecdsa_signatureor switch to.schnorr_signature.Additionally,
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#127
e5c275fThanks @bitjson! - Unify object parameters and error handling across libraryA number of existing Libauth utilities have been modified to adhere to Libauth's object parameter and error handling conventions:
- CashAddress utilities:
- BIP32 (HD Key) utilities:
crackHdPrivateNodeFromHdPublicNodeAndChildPrivateNodedecodeHdKey(decodeHdKeyUnchecked)decodeHdPrivateKey/encodeHdPrivateKeydecodeHdPublicKey/encodeHdPrivateKeyderiveHdPathderiveHdPathRelativederiveHdPrivateNodeFromSeedderiveHdPrivateNodeIdentifier/deriveHdPublicNodeIdentifierderiveHdPrivateNodeChild/deriveHdPublicNodeChildderiveHdPublicKeyderiveHdPublicNodehdKeyVersionIsPrivateKey/hdKeyVersionIsPublicKeyhdPrivateKeyToIdentifier/hdPublicKeyToIdentifier
- BIP39 (Mnemonic Phrase) Utilities:
- Key Utilities:
Please see the relevant guide(s) for usage examples:
Minor Changes
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#127
e5c275fThanks @bitjson! - Add usage guides and API overview -
#127
e5c275fThanks @bitjson! - Add P2PKH CashAddress utilitiesThe following utilities are now available:
hdPrivateKeyToP2pkhLockingBytecodehdPrivateKeyToP2pkhCashAddresshdPublicKeyToP2pkhLockingBytecodehdPublicKeyToP2pkhCashAddressprivateKeyToP2pkhLockingBytecodeprivateKeyToP2pkhCashAddresspublicKeyToP2pkhLockingBytecodepublicKeyToP2pkhCashAddress
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#127
e5c275fThanks @bitjson! - Validate all keys prior to compilation, exposevalidateCompilationDataThe compiler now validates all compilation data (i.e. validate all public and private keys), prior to compilation, regardless of whether or not the offending public or private key material is used. This is intended to surface software defects (particularly in the software used by counterparties) as early as possible.
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#127
e5c275fThanks @bitjson! - Add support fordecodeTransactionOutputs