fcoin/examples/tx.js
2017-03-24 18:06:59 -07:00

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JavaScript

'use strict';
var bcoin = require('bcoin');
var assert = require('assert');
var master = bcoin.hd.generate();
var key = master.derive('m/44/0/0/0/0');
var keyring = new bcoin.keyring(key.privateKey);
var cb = new bcoin.mtx();
cb.addInput({
prevout: new bcoin.outpoint(),
script: new bcoin.script(),
sequence: 0xffffffff
});
// Send 50,000 satoshis to ourselves.
cb.addOutput({
address: keyring.getAddress(),
value: 50000
});
// Our available coins.
var coins = [];
// Convert the coinbase output to a Coin
// object and add it to our available coins.
// In reality you might get these coins from a wallet.
var coin = bcoin.coin.fromTX(cb, 0, -1);
coins.push(coin);
// Create our redeeming transaction.
var mtx = new bcoin.mtx();
// Send 10,000 satoshis to ourself.
mtx.addOutput({
address: keyring.getAddress(),
value: 10000
});
// Now that we've created the output, we can do some coin selection (the output
// must be added first so we know how much money is needed and also so we can
// accurately estimate the size for fee calculation).
// Select coins from our array and add inputs.
// Calculate fee and add a change output.
mtx.fund(coins, {
// Use a rate of 10,000 satoshis per kb.
// With the `fullnode` object, you can
// use the fee estimator for this instead
// of blindly guessing.
rate: 10000,
// Send the change back to ourselves.
changeAddress: keyring.getAddress()
}).then(function() {
// Sign input 0
mtx.sign(keyring);
// The transaction should now verify.
assert(mtx.verify());
// Commit our transaction and make it immutable.
// This turns it from an MTX into a TX.
var tx = mtx.toTX();
// The transaction should still verify.
// Regular transactions require a coin
// viewpoint to be passed in.
assert(tx.verify(mtx.view));
console.log(mtx);
});