eosjs-keos

JavaScript API for using keos as Signature Provider to replace the JsSignatureProvider.

Install

1$ npm install eosjs-keos

Import

The official distribution package can be found at npm.

1const { Api, JsonRpc, RpcError } = require('eosjs');
2const { KeosSignatureProvider } = require('eosjs-keos/sig');
3const fetch = require('node-fetch');                         // node only; not needed in browsers
4const { TextEncoder, TextDecoder } = require('util');        // node only; native TextEncoder/Decoder

Basic Usage

The Signature Provider HOLDS the wallet password to unlock the wallet to signing transactions.

The Signature Provider DOES NOT HOLD any private keys directly.

1const options = {
2    keosApi: 'http://127.0.0.1:8900',
3    wallet: 'keosjs_test',
4    password: 'PWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX',
5};
6const signatureProvider = new KeosSignatureProvider(options);

It should be a drop in replacement. After these config, you can use native eosjs APIs smoothly. The Signature Provider will do the rest under the hood. More details can be found here.

Advance Options

skipUnlock

skipUnlock: false by default. You can enable this option skipUnlock: true to turn off the auto-unlock feature for extreme security. The Signature Provider can be run WITHOUT any password or key configurations. You have to lock/unlock the wallet all by yourself.

checkBeforeUnlock

checkBeforeUnlock: false by default. This means the Signature Provider will try to unlock the wallet whenever needed. It's fast and stable but will case annoying logs in the keosd console.

Example:

1thread-0  http_plugin.cpp:932  handle_exception  ] FC Exception encountered while processing wallet.unlock

Set checkBeforeUnlock: true will force The Signature Provider to query and determine if the wallet needs to be unlocked, before actually unlock runs. It's a little bit slower but you can get a cleaner keosd console. It might cause issues when the wallet-unlock timeouts after check-action and before sign-action.

Complete Implementation of keos APIs

1const KEOS = require('eosjs-keos');
2const keos = new KEOS({ /* options */ });

API available:

• getRpcUrl: AsyncFunction
• rpcRequest: AsyncFunction
• getSupportedApis: AsyncFunction
• createWallet: AsyncFunction
• listWallet: AsyncFunction
• unlock: AsyncFunction
• lock: AsyncFunction
• lockAll: AsyncFunction
• createKey: AsyncFunction
• getPublicKeys: AsyncFunction
• importKey: AsyncFunction
• stop: AsyncFunction
• openWallet: AsyncFunction
• listKeys: AsyncFunction
• removeKey: AsyncFunction
• setTimeout: AsyncFunction
• signDigest: AsyncFunction
• signTransaction: AsyncFunction

Required chain access APIs

1const CHAIN = require('eosjs-keos/chain');
2const chain = new CHAIN({ /* options */ });

API available:

• getRpcUrl: AsyncFunction
• rpcRequest: AsyncFunction
• makeActions: Function
• getExpiration: Function
• makeTransaction: AsyncFunction
• getInfo: AsyncFunction
• getAbiByAccountName: AsyncFunction
• abiJsonToBin: AsyncFunction
• getAbiBin: AsyncFunction
• makeAbiActions: AsyncFunction
• getRequiredKeys: AsyncFunction
• getBlock: AsyncFunction
• pushTransaction: AsyncFunction

Test

1$ npm test