bitcoinjs-lib/src/script.js
Daniel Cousens 708aa03390 Transaction/Script: bitcoin network no longer implied
A Transaction (and its subsequent scripts) do not carry any network
specific information in the Bitcoin protocol.
Therefore they can not (without further context) produce the network
specific constants for the generation of the base58 Addresses.

As TransactionOut.address is used heavily throughout Wallet and other
areas of the library, this could not be entirely removed without a large
number of changes.
For now, TransactionOut.address is only defined in the case of
Tx.addOutput being used directly:

      Transaction.addOutput(address, value)
2014-05-08 10:59:58 +10:00

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JavaScript

var Address = require('./address')
var assert = require('assert')
var crypto = require('./crypto')
var Opcode = require('./opcode')
function Script(data) {
data = data || []
assert(Array.isArray(data), 'Expected Array, got ' + data)
this.buffer = data
this.parse()
}
// Import operations
Script.fromBuffer = function(buffer) {
assert(Buffer.isBuffer(buffer)) // FIXME: transitionary
return new Script(Array.prototype.slice.call(buffer))
}
Script.fromHex = function(hex) {
return Script.fromBuffer(new Buffer(hex, 'hex'))
}
// Export operations
Script.prototype.toBuffer = function() {
return new Buffer(this.buffer)
}
Script.prototype.toHex = function() {
return this.toBuffer().toString('hex')
}
/**
* Update the parsed script representation.
*
* Each Script object stores the script in two formats. First as a raw byte
* array and second as an array of 'chunks', such as opcodes and pieces of
* data.
*
* This method updates the chunks cache. Normally this is called by the
* constructor and you don't need to worry about it. However, if you change
* the script buffer manually, you should update the chunks using this method.
*/
Script.prototype.parse = function() {
var self = this
this.chunks = []
// Cursor
var i = 0
// Read n bytes and store result as a chunk
function readChunk(n) {
self.chunks.push(self.buffer.slice(i, i + n))
i += n
}
while (i < this.buffer.length) {
var opcode = this.buffer[i++]
if (opcode >= 0xF0) {
// Two byte opcode
opcode = (opcode << 8) | this.buffer[i++]
}
var len
if (opcode > 0 && opcode < Opcode.map.OP_PUSHDATA1) {
// Read some bytes of data, opcode value is the length of data
readChunk(opcode)
} else if (opcode == Opcode.map.OP_PUSHDATA1) {
len = this.buffer[i++]
readChunk(len)
} else if (opcode == Opcode.map.OP_PUSHDATA2) {
len = (this.buffer[i++] << 8) | this.buffer[i++]
readChunk(len)
} else if (opcode == Opcode.map.OP_PUSHDATA4) {
len = (this.buffer[i++] << 24) |
(this.buffer[i++] << 16) |
(this.buffer[i++] << 8) |
this.buffer[i++]
readChunk(len)
} else {
this.chunks.push(opcode)
}
}
}
/**
* Compare the script to known templates of scriptPubKey.
*
* This method will compare the script to a small number of standard script
* templates and return a string naming the detected type.
*
* Currently supported are:
* Pubkeyhash (address)
* Paying to a Bitcoin address which is the hash of a pubkey.
* OP_DUP OP_HASH160 [pubKeyHash] OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG
*
* Pubkey
* Paying to a public key directly.
* [pubKey] OP_CHECKSIG
*
* Scripthash (P2SH)
* Paying to an address which is the hash of a script
* OP_HASH160 [Scripthash] OP_EQUAL
*
* Multisig
* Paying to multiple pubkeys and require a number of the signatures
* m [pubkey] [pubkey] [pubkey] n OP_CHECKMULTISIG
*
* Nulldata
* Provably prune-able outputs
* OP_RETURN [data]
*
* Nonstandard:
* Any other script (no template matched).
*
* https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/19e5b9d2dfcac4efadba636745485d9660fb1abe/src/script.cpp#L75
*/
Script.prototype.getOutType = function() {
if (isPubkeyhash.call(this)) {
return 'pubkeyhash'
} else if (isPubkey.call(this)) {
return 'pubkey'
} else if (isScripthash.call(this)) {
return 'scripthash'
} else if (isMultisig.call(this)) {
return 'multisig'
} else if (isNulldata.call(this)) {
return 'nulldata'
} else {
return 'nonstandard'
}
}
function isPubkeyhash() {
return this.chunks.length == 5 &&
this.chunks[0] == Opcode.map.OP_DUP &&
this.chunks[1] == Opcode.map.OP_HASH160 &&
Array.isArray(this.chunks[2]) &&
this.chunks[2].length === 20 &&
this.chunks[3] == Opcode.map.OP_EQUALVERIFY &&
this.chunks[4] == Opcode.map.OP_CHECKSIG
}
function isPubkey() {
return this.chunks.length === 2 &&
Array.isArray(this.chunks[0]) &&
this.chunks[1] === Opcode.map.OP_CHECKSIG
}
function isScripthash() {
return this.chunks[this.chunks.length - 1] == Opcode.map.OP_EQUAL &&
this.chunks[0] == Opcode.map.OP_HASH160 &&
Array.isArray(this.chunks[1]) &&
this.chunks[1].length === 20 &&
this.chunks.length == 3
}
function isMultisig() {
return this.chunks.length > 3 &&
// m is a smallint
isSmallIntOp(this.chunks[0]) &&
// n is a smallint
isSmallIntOp(this.chunks[this.chunks.length - 2]) &&
// n greater or equal to m
this.chunks[0] <= this.chunks[this.chunks.length - 2] &&
// n cannot be 0
this.chunks[this.chunks.length - 2] !== Opcode.map.OP_0 &&
// n is the size of chunk length minus 3 (m, n, OP_CHECKMULTISIG)
this.chunks.length - 3 === this.chunks[this.chunks.length - 2] - Opcode.map.OP_RESERVED &&
// last chunk is OP_CHECKMULTISIG
this.chunks[this.chunks.length - 1] == Opcode.map.OP_CHECKMULTISIG
}
function isNulldata() {
return this.chunks[0] === Opcode.map.OP_RETURN
}
function isSmallIntOp(opcode) {
return ((opcode == Opcode.map.OP_0) ||
((opcode >= Opcode.map.OP_1) && (opcode <= Opcode.map.OP_16)))
}
/**
* Returns the address corresponding to this output in hash160 form.
* Assumes strange scripts are P2SH
*/
Script.prototype.toScriptHash = function() {
if(isPubkeyhash.call(this)) {
return this.chunks[2]
}
if(isScripthash.call(this)) {
return crypto.hash160(this.buffer)
}
return crypto.hash160(this.buffer)
}
/**
* Compare the script to known templates of scriptSig.
*
* This method will compare the script to a small number of standard script
* templates and return a string naming the detected type.
*
* WARNING: Use this method with caution. It merely represents a heuristic
* based on common transaction formats. A non-standard transaction could
* very easily match one of these templates by accident.
*
* Currently supported are:
* Address:
* Paying to a Bitcoin address which is the hash of a pubkey.
* [sig] [pubKey]
*
* Pubkey:
* Paying to a public key directly.
* [sig]
*
* Multisig:
* Paying to M-of-N public keys.
*
* Nonstandard:
* Any other script (no template matched).
*/
Script.prototype.getInType = function() {
if (this.chunks.length == 1 &&
Array.isArray(this.chunks[0])) {
// Direct IP to IP transactions only have the signature in their scriptSig.
// TODO: We could also check that the length of the data is correct.
return 'pubkey'
} else if (this.chunks.length == 2 &&
Array.isArray(this.chunks[0]) &&
Array.isArray(this.chunks[1])) {
return 'pubkeyhash'
} else if (this.chunks[0] == Opcode.map.OP_0 &&
this.chunks.slice(1).reduce(function(t, chunk, i) {
return t && Array.isArray(chunk) && (chunk[0] == 48 || i == this.chunks.length - 1)
}, true)) {
return 'multisig'
} else {
return 'nonstandard'
}
}
/**
* Add an op code to the script.
*/
Script.prototype.writeOp = function(opcode) {
this.buffer.push(opcode)
this.chunks.push(opcode)
}
/**
* Add a data chunk to the script.
*/
Script.prototype.writeBytes = function(data) {
// FIXME: Script module doesn't support buffers yet
if (Buffer.isBuffer(data)) data = Array.prototype.slice.call(data);
assert(Array.isArray(data), "Expected a byte array. Got " + data)
if (data.length < Opcode.map.OP_PUSHDATA1) {
this.buffer.push(data.length)
} else if (data.length <= 0xff) {
this.buffer.push(Opcode.map.OP_PUSHDATA1)
this.buffer.push(data.length)
} else if (data.length <= 0xffff) {
this.buffer.push(Opcode.map.OP_PUSHDATA2)
this.buffer.push(data.length & 0xff)
this.buffer.push((data.length >>> 8) & 0xff)
} else {
this.buffer.push(Opcode.map.OP_PUSHDATA4)
this.buffer.push(data.length & 0xff)
this.buffer.push((data.length >>> 8) & 0xff)
this.buffer.push((data.length >>> 16) & 0xff)
this.buffer.push((data.length >>> 24) & 0xff)
}
this.buffer = this.buffer.concat(data)
this.chunks.push(data)
}
// OP_DUP OP_HASH160 {pubKeyHash} OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG
Script.createPubKeyHashScriptPubKey = function(hash) {
var script = new Script()
script.writeOp(Opcode.map.OP_DUP)
script.writeOp(Opcode.map.OP_HASH160)
script.writeBytes(hash)
script.writeOp(Opcode.map.OP_EQUALVERIFY)
script.writeOp(Opcode.map.OP_CHECKSIG)
return script
}
// OP_HASH160 {scriptHash} OP_EQUAL
Script.createP2SHScriptPubKey = function(hash) {
var script = new Script()
script.writeOp(Opcode.map.OP_HASH160)
script.writeBytes(hash)
script.writeOp(Opcode.map.OP_EQUAL)
return script
}
// m [pubKeys ...] n OP_CHECKMULTISIG
Script.createMultisigScriptPubKey = function(m, pubKeys) {
var script = new Script()
pubKeys = pubKeys.sort()
script.writeOp(Opcode.map.OP_1 + m - 1)
for (var i = 0; i < pubKeys.length; ++i) {
script.writeBytes(pubKeys[i])
}
script.writeOp(Opcode.map.OP_1 + pubKeys.length - 1)
script.writeOp(Opcode.map.OP_CHECKMULTISIG)
return script
}
// {signature} {pubKey}
Script.createPubKeyHashScriptSig = function(signature, pubKey) {
var script = new Script()
script.writeBytes(signature)
script.writeBytes(pubKey.toBuffer())
return script
}
// OP_0 [signatures ...]
Script.createMultisigScriptSig = function(signatures) {
var inScript = new Script()
inScript.writeOp(Opcode.map.OP_0)
signatures.map(function(sig) {
inScript.writeBytes(sig)
})
return inScript
}
// <scriptSig> {serialized scriptPubKey script}
Script.createP2SHScriptSig = function(scriptSig, scriptPubKey) {
var inScript = new Script(scriptSig.buffer)
inScript.writeBytes(scriptPubKey.buffer)
return inScript
}
// [signatures ...] {m [pubKeys ...] n OP_CHECKSIG}
Script.createP2SHMultisigScriptSig = function(signatures, scriptPubKey) {
assert(isMultisig.call(scriptPubKey))
var m = scriptPubKey.chunks[0]
var k = m - (Opcode.map.OP_1 - 1)
assert(k <= signatures.length, 'Not enough signatures provided')
var scriptSig = Script.createMultisigScriptSig(signatures)
return Script.createP2SHScriptSig(scriptSig, scriptPubKey)
}
Script.prototype.clone = function() {
return new Script(this.buffer)
}
module.exports = Script