6102374875
Full suite of working tests for Identities.
10 years ago
14748ae2b5
Make more tests pass with Identity().
10 years ago
dac2acc743
Clean example for full identities.
10 years ago
7c3f1d80d1
remove old examples
10 years ago
4dfe9fd13d
Update example code.
10 years ago
75cf4c4f9a
tidy up identity class, add tests.
10 years ago
5fc9721647
Add support for identities.
10 years ago
f01ebd97d2
Buffers, identities, and randomNumbers.
10 years ago
43d21e9f02
Remove old tests.
10 years ago
d57613bc91
body is actually defined in the function
10 years ago
f191e93711
make block reading more efficient
...by using streams. This way we don't load all the blocks before parsing them.
We parse them as we go.
10 years ago
04887db261
update blockreader example to use toJSON
10 years ago
2ecf1cdcdf
Block parsing example
bitcoind saves blocks in files called blk*****.dat. Those files can be piped
into this example, which will parse them and spit out a nice looking string of
all the blocks, which also includes parsed transactions.
10 years ago
03291f9f89
add ECDSA example
10 years ago
a426ecb9b8
paypro: fix example server for no-tx argument.
10 years ago
79d79012d4
fix bug where you can't use isForMe without payloadKeypair
It should be possible to check to see if a message isForMe with only the
scanKeypair, and not the payloadKeypair. There was a bug where only the
scanKeypair was being used to produce the receiveKeypair, but this was a
mistake. Both the scanPubkey and payloadPubkey should be necessary to produce
the receivePubkey, and both the scanPrivkey and payloadPrivkey should be
necessary to produce the receivePrivkey. If an online computer has only the
public keys of both (and the scanPrivkey), then that is good enough to check
for isForMe.
10 years ago
a095341a07
print the public key
10 years ago
8b875a5926
making a keypair is unnecessary
10 years ago
aa4251bff6
typo
10 years ago
88f3690ef6
StealthMessage example
10 years ago
471378b0d8
paypro: example - sign customer transaction after output scripts are altered.
11 years ago
786c38834d
paypro: example - remove old createTX.
11 years ago
a90e421818
paypro: example - fix customer createTX for browser.
11 years ago
774dacae8d
paypro: example - document modular usage of example.
11 years ago
76092fb1a3
paypro: example - allow more modularity concerning options.
11 years ago
da36abcc1e
paypro: example - allow user to set options when using example as a module.
11 years ago
bf77041f1d
paypro: example - fix request method.
11 years ago
1e57a6d874
paypro: example - remove some comments.
11 years ago
253d66994c
paypro: example - add privkey option. refactor.
11 years ago
e93e3d83f4
paypro: example - add --address and --pubkey options. document in readme.
11 years ago
cc3ca4e571
paypro: example - explain extra arguments in readme file.
11 years ago
bd227930e1
paypro: example - add extra arguments for experimentation.
11 years ago
f972baf42c
paypro: fix readme file for better explanation.
11 years ago
5227d33d1d
Implement check for OP_RETURN
11 years ago
076dab2a47
paypro: example - use strict paypro headers.
11 years ago
c33eef3689
paypro: example - use GET method for first paypro request.
11 years ago
3ff70ac7cc
paypro: example - add another higher output to the server outputs.
11 years ago
09c034f0c6
paypro: example - show raw hex when receiving Payment.
11 years ago
2482541e17
paypro: replace old server address.
11 years ago
6415f29fb9
paypro: misc example changes.
11 years ago
80995b5e8c
paypro: minor fixes.
11 years ago
7d73c00e12
Add README to payment protocol reference implementation.
11 years ago
3582ff32fc
paypro: a more complete example of how to use server outputs.
11 years ago
85e769b97d
paypro: make example work without npm install.
11 years ago
8c74b94791
paypro: add payment protocol example.
11 years ago
b0d0c2bb35
add example
11 years ago
1a6ea46f4b
a more involved ScriptInterpreter example
11 years ago
37d73fd426
small ScriptInterpreter example
11 years ago
ca67786a77
ran js-beautify on all bitcore source
js-beautify -s 2 -r *.js
...did not run on bundles, only on source.
11 years ago
a11e308aee
fix example
An address is actually the hash of a public key, not the public key.
11 years ago
Eric Martindale
Ryan X. Charles
Ryan X. Charles
Christopher Jeffrey
Maran
Manuel Araoz
ethers