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## [0.6.1.1]
### Added
- Type for transaction creation errors
- Types for Sapling circuit parameters
- Function to create transaction
- Function to derive distinct transparent spending keys
### Changed
- Add `Read` instance for `Rseed`
## [0.6.1.0]
### Added
- Function to create a raw transaction
- New types for transaction creation:
- `Rseed`
- `TransparentTxSpend`
- `SaplingTxSpend`
- `OrchardTxSpend`
- `OutgoingNote`
- Rust crates:
- `secp256k1`
- `jubjub`
- `rand_core`
### Changed
- `DecodedNote` type now includes a field for `rho` and one for `rseed`
## [0.6.0.0]
### Added
- Rust crates:
- `sapling-crypto` 0.1.3
### Changed
- Modified handling of `ShieldedOutput`s based on new Rust crates
- Upgraded Rust crates:
- `orchard` to 0.7.1
- `zcash_primitives` to 0.14.0
- `zcash_client_backend` to 0.11.1
## [0.5.5.4]
### Added
- Functions to update Sapling witnesses.
- Functions to update Orchard witnesses.
## [0.5.5.3]
### Added
- Added function to generate an `ExchangeAddress` in Human Readable Format Using a `TransparentAddress` in HRF
- `encodeExchangeAddress` a function to create a `ExchangeAddress` in HRF
- `decodeExchangeAddress` a function to obtain a `TransparentAddress` object from an `ExchangeAddress` in HRF
- Added new type `ExchangeAddress`
### Fixed
- Orchard note nullifier calculation
- Sapling spend field parsing
## [0.5.5.2]
### Added
- Added function to encode a Sappling Address in Human Readable Format Using a SaplingReceiver
`encodeSaplingAddress` a zcash sapling address is returned or Nothing if the function fails
- Added decoding and encoding test
## [0.5.5.1]
### Added
- Added unction to decode a Sappling Address in Human Readable Format
`decodeSaplingAddress` returns 43 byte array containing
- Added a new Datatype `SaplingAddress`
- Added a new FFI function `rust_wrapper_decode_sapling_address` to haskell-rust interface
### Changed
- `TransparentAddress` type refactored
- `TransparentReceiver` added to replace old `TransparentAddress`
- `sha256` Function moved outside of `encodeTransparentReceiver`
## [0.5.5.0]
### Added
- Added unction to decode Transparent Address in Human Readable Format
### Changed
- `TransparentAddress` type refactored
- `TransparentReceiver` added to replace old `TransparentAddress`
- `sha256` Function moved outside of `encodeTransparentReceiver`
## [0.5.4.1]
### Added
- Functions to handle Sapling commitment trees, incremental witnesses and note positions
## [0.5.4.0]
### Added
- Function to decode Orchard actions with a spending key
- Functions for Bech32 encoding
- Function to encode a Sapling address
## [0.5.3.0]
### Added
- Function to decode Sapling outputs with a spending key
### Fixed
- Parsing of `TxIn` for FFI
## [0.5.2.0]
### Added
- Functionality to parse transparent bundles from Zebra
- Types for transparent `TxIn`, `TxOut`, `OutPoint`
## [0.5.1.0]
### Added
- Functionality to capture Sapling Spends
### Changed
- Modified the `makeZebraCall` function to handle errors explicitly
- Modified the RPC response to handle missing `result` field
## [0.5.0.1]
### Added
- Function to encode a human-readable transparent address
- Function to generate a seed phrase
- Implementations of `Read` for types
- Function to make RPC calls to `zebrad`
- Function to encode unified addresses from receivers
- Function to generate an Orchard spending key
- Constants for Zcash protocol
- Types for Spending Keys and Receivers for Sapling and Orchard
- Function to generate an Orchard receiver
- Function to generate a Sapling receiver
- Function to generate a Transparent receiver
### Changed
- Update installation to `cabal`
- Updated Rust crates:
- `bech32` to 0.11
- `orchard` to 0.7.0
- `zcash_note_encryption` to 0.4.0
- `zcash_primitives` to 0.13.0
- `zcash_client_backend` to 0.10.0
- `zip32` to 0.1.0
- Changed the `UnifiedAddress` to allow for optional shielded receivers
### Removed
- `Makefile`
## [0.3.0]
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# Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
#
# This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
#
# Zcash-Haskell is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
# under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free
# Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any
# later version.
#
# Zcash-Haskell is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
# ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
# FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
# details.
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with
# Zcash-Haskell. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
rustlib := librustzcash-wrapper/target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/debug
.PHONY: all
all: haskell
test: test/Spec.hs haskell
stack test
haskell: src/ZcashHaskell/Orchard.hs src/ZcashHaskell/Sapling.hs src/ZcashHaskell/Types.hs src/ZcashHaskell/Utils.hs src/C/Zcash.chs package.yaml stack.yaml $(rustlib)/rustzcash_wrapper.h $(rustlib)/librustzcash_wrapper.a $(rustlib)/librustzcash_wrapper.so $(rustlib)/rustzcash_wrapper-uninstalled.pc
stack build
$(rustlib)/rustzcash_wrapper.h: librustzcash-wrapper/src/lib.rs librustzcash-wrapper/Cargo.toml
cd librustzcash-wrapper && cargo +nightly cbuild

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```
./configure
```
- Compile the Rust and Haskell portions:
```
cabal build
```
- Compile the Rust and Haskell portions: `make`
## Use

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import Control.Exception (throw)
import Control.Monad (forM_, when)
import Data.Maybe (fromMaybe)
import Distribution.PackageDescription
import Distribution.Simple
import Distribution.Simple.LocalBuildInfo (LocalBuildInfo(..), localPkgDescr)
import Distribution.Simple.PreProcess
import Distribution.Simple.Program.Find
( defaultProgramSearchPath
, findProgramOnSearchPath
)
import Distribution.Simple.Setup
import Distribution.Simple.Utils
( IODataMode(IODataModeBinary)
, maybeExit
, rawSystemStdInOut
)
import Distribution.Verbosity (Verbosity)
import qualified Distribution.Verbosity as Verbosity
import GHC.Generics
import System.Directory
( XdgDirectory(..)
, copyFile
, createDirectory
, createDirectoryIfMissing
, doesDirectoryExist
, doesFileExist
, getCurrentDirectory
, getDirectoryContents
, getHomeDirectory
, getXdgDirectory
)
import System.Environment
import System.FilePath ((</>))
import Text.Regex
import Text.Regex.Base
main :: IO ()
main = defaultMainWithHooks hooks
where
hooks =
simpleUserHooks
{ preConf =
\_ flags -> do
rsMake (fromFlag $ configVerbosity flags)
pure emptyHookedBuildInfo
, hookedPreProcessors = knownSuffixHandlers
, confHook = \a flags -> confHook simpleUserHooks a flags >>= rsAddDirs
, postClean = \_ flags _ _ -> rsClean (fromFlag $ cleanVerbosity flags)
}
rsFolder :: FilePath
rsFolder = "librustzcash-wrapper"
execCargo :: Verbosity -> String -> [String] -> IO ()
execCargo verbosity command args = do
cargoPath <-
findProgramOnSearchPath Verbosity.normal defaultProgramSearchPath "cargo"
dir <- getCurrentDirectory
let cargoExec =
case cargoPath of
Just (p, _) -> p
Nothing -> "cargo"
cargoArgs = command : args
workingDir = Just (dir </> rsFolder)
thirdComponent (_, _, c) = c
maybeExit . fmap thirdComponent $
rawSystemStdInOut
verbosity
cargoExec
cargoArgs
workingDir
Nothing
Nothing
IODataModeBinary
rsMake :: Verbosity -> IO ()
rsMake verbosity = do
execCargo verbosity "cbuild" []
rsAddDirs :: LocalBuildInfo -> IO LocalBuildInfo
rsAddDirs lbi' = do
localData <- getXdgDirectory XdgData "zcash-haskell"
createDirectoryIfMissing True localData
dir <- getCurrentDirectory
let rustIncludeDir =
dir </> rsFolder </> "target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/debug"
rustLibDir = dir </> rsFolder </> "target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/debug"
updateLbi lbi = lbi {localPkgDescr = updatePkgDescr (localPkgDescr lbi)}
updatePkgDescr pkgDescr =
pkgDescr {library = updateLib <$> library pkgDescr}
updateLib lib = lib {libBuildInfo = updateLibBi (libBuildInfo lib)}
updateLibBi libBuild =
libBuild
{ includeDirs = rustIncludeDir : includeDirs libBuild
, extraLibDirs = rustLibDir : extraLibDirs libBuild
}
copyDir rustLibDir localData
pure $ updateLbi lbi'
rsClean :: Verbosity -> IO ()
rsClean verbosity = execCargo verbosity "clean" []
cabalFlag :: FlagName -> ConfigFlags -> Bool
cabalFlag name =
fromMaybe False . lookupFlagAssignment name . configConfigurationsFlags
unlessFlagM :: FlagName -> ConfigFlags -> IO () -> IO ()
unlessFlagM name flags action
| cabalFlag name flags = pure ()
| otherwise = action
applyUnlessM :: FlagName -> ConfigFlags -> (a -> IO a) -> a -> IO a
applyUnlessM name flags apply a
| cabalFlag name flags = pure a
| otherwise = apply a
copyDir :: FilePath -> FilePath -> IO ()
copyDir src dst = do
whenM (not <$> doesDirectoryExist src) $
throw (userError "source does not exist")
--whenM (doesFileOrDirectoryExist dst) $
--throw (userError "destination already exists")
createDirectoryIfMissing True dst
content <- getDirectoryContents src
let xs = filter (`notElem` [".", ".."]) content
forM_ xs $ \name -> do
let srcPath = src </> name
let dstPath = dst </> name
isDirectory <- doesDirectoryExist srcPath
if isDirectory
then copyDir srcPath dstPath
else copyFile srcPath dstPath
where
doesFileOrDirectoryExist x = orM [doesDirectoryExist x, doesFileExist x]
orM xs = or <$> sequence xs
whenM s r = s >>= flip when r

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packages: ./*.cabal
with-compiler: ghc-9.4.8
source-repository-package
type: git
location: https://git.vergara.tech/Vergara_Tech/haskell-foreign-rust.git
tag: 335e804454cd30da2c526457be37e477f71e4665
source-repository-package
type: git
location: https://git.vergara.tech/Vergara_Tech/haskell-hexstring.git
tag: 39d8da7b11a80269454c2f134a5c834e0f3cb9a7

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QuickCheck -old-random +templatehaskell,
any.StateVar ==1.2.2,
any.aeson ==2.2.1.0,
aeson +ordered-keymap,
any.alex ==3.5.1.0,
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ansi-terminal -example,
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any.array ==0.5.4.0,
any.asn1-encoding ==0.9.6,
any.asn1-parse ==0.9.5,
any.asn1-types ==0.3.4,
any.assoc ==1.1,
assoc +tagged,
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bifunctors +tagged,
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bitvec +simd,
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hashable +integer-gmp -random-initial-seed,
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any.hourglass ==0.2.12,
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http-conduit +aeson,
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@ -4,26 +4,19 @@ version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
# See more keys and their definitions at https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/manifest.html
[dependencies]
haskell-ffi.git = "https://github.com/BeFunctional/haskell-rust-ffi.git"
haskell-ffi.rev = "2bf292e2e56eac8e9fb0fb2e1450cf4a4bd01274"
f4jumble = "0.1"
zcash_address = "0.2.0"
borsh = "0.10"
bech32 = "0.11"
orchard = "0.7.1"
zcash_note_encryption = "0.4.0"
zcash_primitives = { version = "0.14.0", features = ["transparent-inputs"]}
zcash_client_backend = "0.11.1"
sapling-crypto = "0.1.3"
zip32 = "0.1.0"
bech32 = "0.9.1"
orchard = "0.4.0"
zcash_note_encryption = "0.3.0"
zcash_primitives = "0.11.0"
zcash_client_backend = "0.9.0"
proc-macro2 = "1.0.66"
nonempty = "0.7.0"
incrementalmerkletree = "0.5.0"
secp256k1 = "0.26.0"
jubjub = "0.10.0"
rand_core = { version = "0.6.4", features = ["getrandom"]}
[features]
capi = []

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[toolchain]
channel = "nightly-2024-02-04"
components = [ "rustfmt", "rustc-dev"]
profile = "minimal"

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name: zcash-haskell
version: 0.3.0
git: "https://git.vergara.tech/Vergara_Tech/zcash-haskell"
license: LGPL-3
author: "Rene Vergara"
maintainer: "pitmutt@vergara.tech"
copyright: "(c)2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC"
extra-source-files:
- README.md
- CHANGELOG.md
- configure
# Metadata used when publishing your package
synopsis: Utilities to interact with the Zcash blockchain
category: Blockchain
# To avoid duplicated efforts in documentation and dealing with the
# complications of embedding Haddock markup inside cabal files, it is
# common to point users to the README.md file.
description: Please see the README on the repo at <https://git.vergara.tech/Vergara_Tech/zcash-haskell#readme>
dependencies:
- base >= 4.7 && < 5
library:
source-dirs: src
dependencies:
- bytestring
- borsh >= 0.2
- text
- foreign-rust
- generics-sop
- aeson
- http-conduit
- base58-bytestring
- cryptonite
- memory
pkg-config-dependencies:
- rustzcash_wrapper-uninstalled
tests:
zcash-haskell-test:
main: Spec.hs
source-dirs: test
ghc-options:
- -threaded
- -rtsopts
- -with-rtsopts=-N
dependencies:
- zcash-haskell
- hspec
- bytestring
- text
- aeson

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{- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
Zcash-Haskell is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free
Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any
later version.
Zcash-Haskell is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with
Zcash-Haskell. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
-}
{-# LANGUAGE DerivingStrategies #-}
@ -17,11 +29,10 @@ module C.Zcash where
import qualified Data.ByteString as BS
import Codec.Borsh
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Data.Text (Text)
import Data.Word
import Data.Int
import Data.Structured
import Data.HexString (HexString(..))
import Foreign.C.Types
import Foreign.Rust.Marshall.External
import Foreign.Rust.Marshall.Fixed
@ -32,20 +43,6 @@ import qualified Generics.SOP as SOP
import qualified GHC.Generics as GHC
import ZcashHaskell.Types
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_bech32decode as rustWrapperBech32Decode
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer RawData'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_bech32m_encode as rustWrapperBech32mEncode
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer (T.Text)'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_f4jumble as rustWrapperF4Jumble
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
@ -74,6 +71,13 @@ import ZcashHaskell.Types
-> `Bool'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_bech32decode as rustWrapperBech32Decode
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer RawData'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun pure unsafe rust_wrapper_svk_decode as rustWrapperSaplingVkDecode
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
}
@ -96,23 +100,12 @@ import ZcashHaskell.Types
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_sapling_note_decrypt_v2 as rustWrapperSaplingNoteDecode
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `ShieldedOutput'&
, toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer DecodedNote'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_sapling_esk_decrypt as rustWrapperSaplingDecodeEsk
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `ShieldedOutput'&
, `Bool'
, `Bool'
, `Word64'
, getVarBuffer `Buffer DecodedNote'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_ufvk_decode as rustWrapperUfvkDecode
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer UnifiedFullViewingKey'&
@ -128,167 +121,9 @@ import ZcashHaskell.Types
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_orchard_note_decrypt_sk as rustWrapperOrchardNoteDecodeSK
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `OrchardAction'&
, `Bool'
, getVarBuffer `Buffer DecodedNote'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_tx_parse as rustWrapperTxParse
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer [ShieldedOutput]'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_tx_read as rustWrapperTxRead
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer RawZebraTx'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_gen_seed_phrase as rustWrapperGenSeedPhrase
{ getVarBuffer `Buffer Phrase'& } -> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_recover_seed as rustWrapperGetSeed
{ toBorshVar* `Phrase'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer Seed'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_sapling_spendingkey as rustWrapperSaplingSpendingkey
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, `Word32'
, `Word32'
, getVarBuffer `Buffer (BS.ByteString)'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_sapling_paymentaddress as rustWrapperSaplingPaymentAddress
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, `Word32'
, getVarBuffer `Buffer (BS.ByteString)'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_sapling_chgpaymentaddress as rustWrapperSaplingChgPaymentAddress
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer (BS.ByteString)'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_derive_orchard_spending_key as rustWrapperGenOrchardSpendKey
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, `Word32'
, `Word32'
, getVarBuffer `Buffer (BS.ByteString)'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_derive_orchard_receiver as rustWrapperGenOrchardReceiver
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, `Word32'
, `Bool'
, getVarBuffer `Buffer (BS.ByteString)'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_read_sapling_commitment_tree as rustWrapperReadSaplingCommitmentTree
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer HexString'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_read_sapling_witness as rustWrapperReadSaplingWitness
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer HexString'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun pure unsafe rust_wrapper_read_sapling_position as rustWrapperReadSaplingPosition
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
}
-> `Word64'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_bech32_encode as rustWrapperBech32Encode
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer (T.Text)'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_decode_sapling_address as rustWrapperDecodeSaplingAddress
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer (BS.ByteString)'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_read_orchard_commitment_tree as rustWrapperReadOrchardCommitmentTree
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer HexString'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_read_orchard_witness as rustWrapperReadOrchardWitness
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer HexString'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun pure unsafe rust_wrapper_read_orchard_position as rustWrapperReadOrchardPosition
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
}
-> `Word64'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_update_sapling_witness as rustWrapperUpdateSaplingWitness
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `[BS.ByteString]'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer HexString'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_update_orchard_witness as rustWrapperUpdateOrchardWitness
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `[BS.ByteString]'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer HexString'&
}
-> `()'
#}
{# fun unsafe rust_wrapper_create_transaction as rustWrapperCreateTx
{ toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `[TransparentTxSpend]'&
, toBorshVar* `[SaplingTxSpend]'&
, toBorshVar* `[OrchardTxSpend]'&
, toBorshVar* `[OutgoingNote]'&
, toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, toBorshVar* `BS.ByteString'&
, `Bool'
, `Word64'
, `Bool'
, getVarBuffer `Buffer HexString'&
, getVarBuffer `Buffer [BS.ByteString]'&
}
-> `()'
#}

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-- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
-- This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
--
-- |
-- Module : ZcashHaskell.Keys
-- Copyright : 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies
-- License : MIT
--
-- Maintainer : pitmutt@vergara.tech
-- Stability : experimental
-- Portability : unknown
--
-- Functions to generate keys for the Zcash blockchain
--
module ZcashHaskell.Keys where
import C.Zcash (rustWrapperGenSeedPhrase, rustWrapperGetSeed)
import qualified Data.ByteString as BS
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Foreign.Rust.Marshall.Variable
( withBorshVarBuffer
, withPureBorshVarBuffer
)
import ZcashHaskell.Types (Phrase, Seed(..), ToBytes(..))
-- | Generate a random seed that can be used to generate private keys for shielded addresses and transparent addresses.
generateWalletSeedPhrase :: IO Phrase
generateWalletSeedPhrase = withBorshVarBuffer rustWrapperGenSeedPhrase
-- | Derive a cryptographic seed from the given seed phrase.
getWalletSeed :: Phrase -> Maybe Seed
getWalletSeed p =
if BS.length (getBytes result) > 0
then Just result
else Nothing
where
result :: Seed
result = (withPureBorshVarBuffer . rustWrapperGetSeed) p

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@ -1,13 +1,24 @@
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
-- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
--
-- This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
--
This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
Zcash-Haskell is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free
Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any
later version.
Zcash-Haskell is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with
Zcash-Haskell. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
-}
-- |
-- Module : ZcashHaskell.Orchard
-- Copyright : 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies
-- License : MIT
-- License : LGPL-3
--
-- Maintainer : rene@vergara.network
-- Stability : experimental
@ -18,63 +29,14 @@
module ZcashHaskell.Orchard where
import C.Zcash
( rustWrapperGenOrchardReceiver
, rustWrapperGenOrchardSpendKey
, rustWrapperOrchardCheck
( rustWrapperOrchardCheck
, rustWrapperOrchardNoteDecode
, rustWrapperOrchardNoteDecodeSK
, rustWrapperReadOrchardCommitmentTree
, rustWrapperReadOrchardPosition
, rustWrapperReadOrchardWitness
, rustWrapperUADecode
, rustWrapperUfvkDecode
, rustWrapperUpdateOrchardWitness
)
import qualified Data.ByteString as BS
import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as C
import Data.HexString (HexString(..), fromRawBytes, toBytes)
import qualified Data.Text as T
import qualified Data.Text.Encoding as E
import Data.Word
import Foreign.Rust.Marshall.Variable
import ZcashHaskell.Types
import ZcashHaskell.Utils (encodeBech32, encodeBech32m, f4Jumble)
-- | Derives an Orchard spending key for the given seed and account ID
genOrchardSpendingKey ::
Seed -- ^ The cryptographic seed for the wallet
-> CoinType -- ^ The coin type constant
-> AccountId -- ^ The index of the account to be used
-> Maybe OrchardSpendingKey
genOrchardSpendingKey s coinType accountId =
if BS.length k /= 32
then Nothing
else Just $ OrchardSpendingKey k
where
k =
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperGenOrchardSpendKey
(getBytes s)
(getValue coinType)
(fromIntegral accountId)
-- | Derives an Orchard receiver for the given spending key and index
genOrchardReceiver ::
Int -- ^ The index of the address to be created
-> Scope -- ^ `External` for wallet addresses, `Internal` for change addresses
-> OrchardSpendingKey -- ^ The spending key
-> Maybe OrchardReceiver
genOrchardReceiver i scope osk =
if BS.length k /= 43
then Nothing
else Just $ OrchardReceiver k
where
k =
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperGenOrchardReceiver
(getBytes osk)
(fromIntegral i)
(scope == External)
-- | Checks if given bytestring is a valid encoded unified address
isValidUnifiedAddress :: BS.ByteString -> Maybe UnifiedAddress
@ -92,48 +54,14 @@ isValidUnifiedAddress str =
makeUA x =
UnifiedAddress
whichNet
(if BS.length (raw_o x) == 43
then Just $ OrchardReceiver (raw_o x)
else Nothing)
(if BS.length (raw_s x) == 43
then Just $ SaplingReceiver (raw_s x)
else Nothing)
(raw_o x)
(raw_s x)
(if not (BS.null (raw_t x))
then Just $ TransparentReceiver P2PKH (fromRawBytes $ raw_t x)
then Just $ TransparentAddress P2PKH whichNet (raw_t x)
else if not (BS.null (raw_to x))
then Just $ TransparentReceiver P2SH (fromRawBytes $ raw_to x)
then Just $ TransparentAddress P2SH whichNet (raw_to x)
else Nothing)
-- | Encode a 'UnifiedAddress' per [ZIP-316](https://zips.z.cash/zip-0316)
encodeUnifiedAddress :: UnifiedAddress -> T.Text
encodeUnifiedAddress ua = encodeBech32m (E.encodeUtf8 hr) b
where
hr =
case ua_net ua of
MainNet -> uniPaymentAddressHrp
TestNet -> uniTestPaymentAddressHrp
b = f4Jumble $ tReceiver <> sReceiver <> oReceiver <> padding
tReceiver =
case t_rec ua of
Nothing -> BS.empty
Just t ->
case tr_type t of
P2SH -> packReceiver 0x01 $ Just $ toBytes $ tr_bytes t
P2PKH -> packReceiver 0x00 $ Just $ toBytes $ tr_bytes t
sReceiver = packReceiver 0x02 $ getBytes <$> s_rec ua
oReceiver = packReceiver 0x03 $ getBytes <$> o_rec ua
padding = E.encodeUtf8 $ T.justifyLeft 16 '\NUL' hr
packReceiver :: Word8 -> Maybe BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString
packReceiver typeCode receiver' =
case receiver' of
Just receiver ->
if BS.length receiver > 1
then BS.singleton typeCode `BS.append`
(BS.singleton . toEnum . BS.length) receiver `BS.append`
receiver
else BS.empty
Nothing -> BS.empty
-- | Attempts to decode the given bytestring into a Unified Full Viewing Key
decodeUfvk :: BS.ByteString -> Maybe UnifiedFullViewingKey
decodeUfvk str =
@ -158,71 +86,3 @@ decryptOrchardAction key encAction =
decodedAction =
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperOrchardNoteDecode (o_key key) encAction
getSaplingFromUA :: BS.ByteString -> Maybe T.Text
getSaplingFromUA uadd = do
let a = isValidUnifiedAddress uadd
case a of
Nothing -> Nothing
Just a -> do
let sraw = s_rec a
case sraw of
Nothing -> Nothing
Just sraw -> do
let net = ua_net a
case net of
MainNet ->
Just $ encodeBech32 (C.pack sapPaymentAddressHrp) (getBytes sraw)
TestNet ->
Just $
encodeBech32 (C.pack sapTestPaymentAddressHrp) (getBytes sraw)
-- | Attemtps to decode the given @OrchardAction@ using the given @OrchardSpendingKey@
decryptOrchardActionSK ::
OrchardSpendingKey -> Scope -> OrchardAction -> Maybe DecodedNote
decryptOrchardActionSK sk scope oa =
case a_value decodedAction of
0 -> Nothing
_ -> Just decodedAction
where
decodedAction =
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperOrchardNoteDecodeSK (getBytes sk) oa (scope == External)
-- | Update a Orchard commitment tree
updateOrchardCommitmentTree ::
OrchardCommitmentTree -- ^ the base tree
-> HexString -- ^ the new note commitment
-> Maybe OrchardCommitmentTree
updateOrchardCommitmentTree tree cmx =
if BS.length (hexBytes updatedTree) > 1
then Just $ OrchardCommitmentTree updatedTree
else Nothing
where
updatedTree =
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperReadOrchardCommitmentTree
(hexBytes $ orchTree tree)
(hexBytes cmx)
-- | Get the Orchard incremental witness from a commitment tree
getOrchardWitness :: OrchardCommitmentTree -> Maybe OrchardWitness
getOrchardWitness tree =
if BS.length (hexBytes wit) > 1
then Just $ OrchardWitness wit
else Nothing
where
wit =
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperReadOrchardWitness (hexBytes $ orchTree tree)
-- | Get the Sapling note position from a witness
getOrchardNotePosition :: OrchardWitness -> Integer
getOrchardNotePosition =
fromIntegral . rustWrapperReadOrchardPosition . hexBytes . orchWit
updateOrchardWitness :: OrchardWitness -> [HexString] -> OrchardWitness
updateOrchardWitness wit cmus =
OrchardWitness $
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperUpdateOrchardWitness (toBytes $ orchWit wit) (map toBytes cmus)

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-- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
--
-- This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
--
{- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
Zcash-Haskell is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free
Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any
later version.
Zcash-Haskell is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with
Zcash-Haskell. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
-}
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- |
-- Module : ZcashHaskell.Sapling
-- Copyright : 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies
-- License : MIT
-- License : LGPL-3
--
-- Maintainer : pitmutt@vergara.tech
-- Maintainer : rene@vergara.network
-- Stability : experimental
-- Portability : unknown
--
-- Functions to interact with the Sapling shielded pool of the Zcash blockchain.
--
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
module ZcashHaskell.Sapling where
import C.Zcash
( rustWrapperDecodeSaplingAddress
, rustWrapperIsShielded
, rustWrapperReadSaplingCommitmentTree
, rustWrapperReadSaplingPosition
, rustWrapperReadSaplingWitness
( rustWrapperIsShielded
, rustWrapperSaplingCheck
, rustWrapperSaplingChgPaymentAddress
, rustWrapperSaplingDecodeEsk
, rustWrapperSaplingNoteDecode
, rustWrapperSaplingPaymentAddress
, rustWrapperSaplingSpendingkey
, rustWrapperSaplingVkDecode
, rustWrapperTxParse
, rustWrapperUpdateSaplingWitness
)
import Data.Aeson
import qualified Data.ByteString as BS
import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as C
import Data.HexString (HexString(..), fromText, hexString, toBytes, toText)
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Data.Word
import Foreign.Rust.Marshall.Variable
( withPureBorshVarBuffer
, withPureBorshVarBuffer
)
import Foreign.Rust.Marshall.Variable (withPureBorshVarBuffer)
import ZcashHaskell.Types
import ZcashHaskell.Utils (decodeBech32, encodeBech32, encodeBech32m)
( DecodedNote(..)
, RawData(..)
, RawTxResponse(..)
, ShieldedOutput(..)
, decodeHexText
)
import ZcashHaskell.Utils (decodeBech32)
-- | Check if given bytesting is a valid encoded shielded address
isValidShieldedAddress :: BS.ByteString -> Bool
isValidShieldedAddress = rustWrapperIsShielded
getShieldedOutputs :: HexString -> [ShieldedOutput]
getShieldedOutputs t = withPureBorshVarBuffer $ rustWrapperTxParse $ toBytes t
serializeShieldedOutput :: ShieldedOutput -> BS.ByteString
serializeShieldedOutput so =
hexBytes . fromText $
toText (s_cv so) <>
toText (s_cmu so) <>
toText (s_ephKey so) <>
toText (s_encCipherText so) <>
toText (s_outCipherText so) <> toText (s_proof so)
getShieldedOutputs :: BS.ByteString -> [BS.ByteString]
getShieldedOutputs t = withPureBorshVarBuffer $ rustWrapperTxParse t
-- | Check if given bytestring is a valid Sapling viewing key
isValidSaplingViewingKey :: BS.ByteString -> Bool
@ -76,7 +71,7 @@ matchSaplingAddress :: BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString -> Bool
matchSaplingAddress = rustWrapperSaplingCheck
-- | Attempt to decode the given raw tx with the given Sapling viewing key
decodeSaplingOutput :: BS.ByteString -> ShieldedOutput -> Maybe DecodedNote
decodeSaplingOutput :: BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString -> Maybe DecodedNote
decodeSaplingOutput key out =
case a_value decodedAction of
0 -> Nothing
@ -94,136 +89,25 @@ instance FromJSON RawTxResponse where
ht <- obj .: "height"
c <- obj .: "confirmations"
b <- obj .: "blocktime"
sSpend <- obj .: "vShieldedSpend"
case o of
Nothing ->
pure $ RawTxResponse i h sSpend (getShieldedOutputs h) [] ht c b
pure $
RawTxResponse
i
(decodeHexText h)
(getShieldedOutputs (decodeHexText h))
[]
ht
c
b
Just o' -> do
a <- o' .: "actions"
pure $ RawTxResponse i h sSpend (getShieldedOutputs h) a ht c b
-- | Attempt to decode the given raw tx with the given Sapling spending key
decodeSaplingOutputEsk ::
SaplingSpendingKey
-> ShieldedOutput
-> ZcashNet
-> Scope
-> Integer
-> Maybe DecodedNote
decodeSaplingOutputEsk key out znet scope pos =
case a_value decodedAction of
0 -> Nothing
_ -> Just decodedAction
where
decodedAction =
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperSaplingDecodeEsk
(getBytes key)
out
(scope == External)
(znet == MainNet)
(fromIntegral pos)
-- | Attempts to obtain a sapling SpendingKey using a HDSeed
genSaplingSpendingKey :: Seed -> CoinType -> Int -> Maybe SaplingSpendingKey
genSaplingSpendingKey seed c i = do
if BS.length res == 169
then Just $ SaplingSpendingKey res
else Nothing
where
res =
withPureBorshVarBuffer
(rustWrapperSaplingSpendingkey
(getBytes seed)
(fromIntegral $ getValue c)
(fromIntegral i))
-- | Attempts to generate a sapling Payment Address using an ExtendedSpendingKey and a Diversifier Index
genSaplingPaymentAddress :: Int -> SaplingSpendingKey -> Maybe SaplingReceiver
genSaplingPaymentAddress i extspk =
if BS.length res == 43
then Just $ SaplingReceiver res
else Nothing
where
res =
withPureBorshVarBuffer
(rustWrapperSaplingPaymentAddress
(getBytes extspk)
(fromIntegral (i * 111)))
-- | Generate an internal Sapling address
genSaplingInternalAddress :: SaplingSpendingKey -> Maybe SaplingReceiver
genSaplingInternalAddress sk =
if BS.length res == 43
then Just $ SaplingReceiver res
else Nothing
where
res =
withPureBorshVarBuffer (rustWrapperSaplingChgPaymentAddress $ getBytes sk)
-- | Update a Sapling commitment tree
updateSaplingCommitmentTree ::
SaplingCommitmentTree -- ^ the base tree
-> HexString -- ^ the new note commitment
-> Maybe SaplingCommitmentTree
updateSaplingCommitmentTree tree cmu =
if BS.length (hexBytes updatedTree) > 1
then Just $ SaplingCommitmentTree updatedTree
else Nothing
where
updatedTree =
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperReadSaplingCommitmentTree
(hexBytes $ sapTree tree)
(hexBytes cmu)
-- | Get the Sapling incremental witness from a commitment tree
getSaplingWitness :: SaplingCommitmentTree -> Maybe SaplingWitness
getSaplingWitness tree =
if BS.length (hexBytes wit) > 1
then Just $ SaplingWitness wit
else Nothing
where
wit =
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperReadSaplingWitness (hexBytes $ sapTree tree)
-- | Get the Sapling note position from a witness
getSaplingNotePosition :: SaplingWitness -> Integer
getSaplingNotePosition =
fromIntegral . rustWrapperReadSaplingPosition . hexBytes . sapWit
updateSaplingWitness :: SaplingWitness -> [HexString] -> SaplingWitness
updateSaplingWitness wit cmus =
SaplingWitness $
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperUpdateSaplingWitness (toBytes $ sapWit wit) (map toBytes cmus)
-- | Encode a SaplingReceiver into HRF text
encodeSaplingAddress :: ZcashNet -> SaplingReceiver -> Maybe T.Text
encodeSaplingAddress net sr = do
case net of
MainNet -> Just $ encodeBech32 (C.pack sapPaymentAddressHrp) (getBytes sr)
TestNet ->
Just $ encodeBech32 (C.pack sapTestPaymentAddressHrp) (getBytes sr)
-- | Helper to get de Nework Id from FFI response
getNetId :: [Word8] -> ZcashNet
getNetId [x] = do
case x of
1 -> MainNet
2 -> TestNet
-- | decode a Sapling address
decodeSaplingAddress :: BS.ByteString -> Maybe SaplingAddress
decodeSaplingAddress sapling_address = do
if BS.length sa > 1
then do
let sa0 = BS.unpack sa
Just $
SaplingAddress (getNetId (take 1 sa0)) $
SaplingReceiver (BS.pack (drop 1 sa0))
else Nothing
where
sa =
withPureBorshVarBuffer $ rustWrapperDecodeSaplingAddress sapling_address
pure $
RawTxResponse
i
(decodeHexText h)
(getShieldedOutputs (decodeHexText h))
a
ht
c
b

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@ -1,11 +1,27 @@
-- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
--
-- This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
--
{- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
Zcash-Haskell is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free
Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any
later version.
Zcash-Haskell is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with
Zcash-Haskell. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
-}
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- |
-- Module : ZcashHaskell.Transparent
-- Copyright : 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies
-- License : MIT
-- License : LGPL-3
--
-- Maintainer : pitmutt@vergara.tech
-- Stability : experimental
@ -15,198 +31,4 @@
--
module ZcashHaskell.Transparent where
import Control.Exception (throwIO)
import Crypto.Hash
import Crypto.Secp256k1
import qualified Data.ByteArray as BA
import qualified Data.ByteString as BS
import Data.ByteString.Base58 (bitcoinAlphabet, decodeBase58, encodeBase58)
import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as BC
import Data.Char (chr)
import Data.HexString
import qualified Data.Text as T
import qualified Data.Text.Encoding as E
import Data.Word
import Haskoin.Address (Address(..))
import qualified Haskoin.Crypto.Hash as H
import Haskoin.Crypto.Keys.Extended
import ZcashHaskell.Types
-- ( AccountId
-- , CoinType(..)
-- , Scope(..)
-- , Seed(..)
-- , ToBytes(..)
-- , TransparentAddress(..)
-- , TransparentReceiver(..)
-- , TransparentSpendingKey(..)
-- , TransparentType(..)
-- , ZcashNet(..)
-- , getTransparentPrefix
-- , getValue
-- )
import ZcashHaskell.Utils (decodeBech32, encodeBech32m)
-- | Required for `TransparentReceiver` encoding and decoding
sha256 :: BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString
sha256 bs = BA.convert (hash bs :: Digest SHA256)
-- | Encodes a `TransparentReceiver` into the human-readable format per the Zcash Protocol section 5.6.1.1
encodeTransparentReceiver ::
ZcashNet -- ^ The network, `MainNet` or `TestNet`
-> TransparentReceiver -- ^ The address to encode
-> T.Text
encodeTransparentReceiver zNet t =
encodeTransparent' (getTransparentPrefix zNet (tr_type t)) $
toBytes $ tr_bytes t
where
encodeTransparent' :: (Word8, Word8) -> BS.ByteString -> T.Text
encodeTransparent' (a, b) h =
E.decodeUtf8 $ encodeBase58 bitcoinAlphabet $ digest <> BS.take 4 checksum
where
digest = BS.pack [a, b] <> h
checksum = sha256 $ sha256 digest
-- | Generate an Extended Private Key from a known HDSeed.
genTransparentPrvKey ::
Seed -- ^ The cryptographic seed of the wallet
-> CoinType -- ^ The coin type constant to be used
-> AccountId -- ^ The index of the account to be used
-> IO TransparentSpendingKey
genTransparentPrvKey hdseed ctype accid = do
let coin = getValue ctype
ioCtx <- createContext
let path = Deriv :| 44 :| coin :| fromIntegral accid :: DerivPath
let prvKey = makeXPrvKey $ getBytes hdseed
return $ derivePath ioCtx path prvKey
-- | Generate a transparent receiver
genTransparentReceiver ::
Int -- ^ The index of the address to be created
-> Scope -- ^ `External` for wallet addresses or `Internal` for change addresses
-> XPrvKey -- ^ The transparent private key
-> IO TransparentReceiver
genTransparentReceiver i scope xprvk = do
ioCtx <- createContext
let s =
case scope of
External -> 0
Internal -> 1
let path = Deriv :/ s :/ fromIntegral i :: DerivPath
let childPrvKey = derivePath ioCtx path xprvk
let childPubKey = deriveXPubKey ioCtx childPrvKey
let x = xPubAddr ioCtx childPubKey
case x of
PubKeyAddress k -> return $ TransparentReceiver P2PKH $ fromBinary k
ScriptAddress j -> return $ TransparentReceiver P2SH $ fromBinary j
_anyOtherKind -> throwIO $ userError "Unsupported transparent address type"
-- | Generate a transparent receiver
genTransparentSecretKey ::
Int -- ^ The index of the address to be created
-> Scope -- ^ `External` for wallet addresses or `Internal` for change addresses
-> XPrvKey -- ^ The transparent private key
-> IO TransparentSpendingKey
genTransparentSecretKey i scope xprvk = do
ioCtx <- createContext
let s =
case scope of
External -> 0
Internal -> 1
let path = Deriv :/ s :/ fromIntegral i :: DerivPath
return $ derivePath ioCtx path xprvk
-- | decode a Transparent Address in HRF and return a TransparentAddress object
decodeTransparentAddress :: BS.ByteString -> Maybe TransparentAddress
decodeTransparentAddress taddress = do
if BS.length taddress < 34
then Nothing -- Not a valid transparent address
else do
let maybeDecoded = decodeBase58 bitcoinAlphabet taddress
case maybeDecoded of
Nothing -> Nothing
Just decoded -> do
let digest = BS.take 22 decoded
let chksum = BS.drop 22 decoded
let chksumd = BS.take 4 (sha256 $ sha256 digest)
if chksum /= chksumd
then Nothing -- Invalid address ( invalid checksum )
-- build the TransparentAddress Object
else do
let addressType = BS.take 2 digest
let transparentReceiver = BS.drop 2 digest
let fb = BS.index addressType 0
let sb = BS.index addressType 1
case fb of
28 ->
case sb of
189 ->
Just $
TransparentAddress MainNet $
TransparentReceiver
P2SH
(fromRawBytes transparentReceiver)
186 ->
Just $
TransparentAddress TestNet $
TransparentReceiver
P2SH
(fromRawBytes transparentReceiver)
184 ->
Just $
TransparentAddress MainNet $
TransparentReceiver
P2PKH
(fromRawBytes transparentReceiver)
_ -> Nothing
29 ->
if sb == 37
then Just $
TransparentAddress TestNet $
TransparentReceiver
P2PKH
(fromRawBytes transparentReceiver)
else Nothing
_ -> Nothing
-- | Encode an Exchange Addresss into HRF from TransparentReceiver
encodeExchangeAddress :: ZcashNet -> TransparentReceiver -> Maybe T.Text
encodeExchangeAddress net tr = do
case (tr_type tr) of
P2PKH -> do
case net of
MainNet -> do
let vhash = encodeBech32m (BC.pack "tex") (toBytes (tr_bytes tr))
Just vhash
TestNet -> do
let vhash = encodeBech32m (BC.pack "textest") (toBytes (tr_bytes tr))
Just vhash
_ -> Nothing
-- | Decode an Exchange Address into a ExchangeAddress
decodeExchangeAddress :: T.Text -> Maybe ExchangeAddress
decodeExchangeAddress ex = do
if (T.length ex) > 1
then do
let rawd = decodeBech32 (E.encodeUtf8 ex)
let tMain = BS.unpack (BC.pack "tex")
let tTest = BS.unpack (BC.pack "textest")
let tFail = BS.unpack (BC.pack "fail")
let hr = BS.unpack (hrp rawd)
if hr /= tFail
then do
let transparentReceiver = bytes rawd
if hr == tMain
then Just $
ExchangeAddress MainNet $
TransparentReceiver P2PKH (fromRawBytes transparentReceiver)
else do
if hr == tTest
then Just $
ExchangeAddress TestNet $
TransparentReceiver
P2PKH
(fromRawBytes transparentReceiver)
else Nothing
else Nothing
else Nothing

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@ -1,205 +1,74 @@
-- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
--
-- This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
--
-- |
-- Module : ZcashHaskell.Types
-- Copyright : 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies
-- License : MIT
--
-- Maintainer : pitmutt@vergara.tech
-- Stability : experimental
-- Portability : unknown
--
-- The types used by the ZcashHaskell library to interact with the Zcash blockchain
--
{- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
Zcash-Haskell is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free
Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any
later version.
Zcash-Haskell is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with
Zcash-Haskell. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
-}
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveGeneric #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DuplicateRecordFields #-}
{-# LANGUAGE GeneralisedNewtypeDeriving #-}
{-# LANGUAGE StandaloneDeriving #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveAnyClass #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DerivingVia #-}
{-# LANGUAGE UndecidableInstances #-}
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- |
-- Module : ZcashHaskell.Types
-- Copyright : Vergara Technologies 2023
-- License : BOSL
--
-- Maintainer : rene@vergara.network
-- Stability : experimental
-- Portability : unknown
--
-- The types used by the ZcashHaskell library to interact with the Zcash blockchain
--
module ZcashHaskell.Types where
import Codec.Borsh
import Control.Exception (MaskingState(Unmasked))
import Crypto.Hash
import Data.Aeson
import qualified Data.ByteArray as BA
import qualified Data.ByteString as BS
import Data.ByteString.Base58 (bitcoinAlphabet, encodeBase58)
import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as C
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy.UTF8 as US
import qualified Data.ByteString.Short as BS (ShortByteString, toShort)
import Data.HexString
import Data.Int
import Data.Maybe (fromJust, fromMaybe)
import Data.Structured
import qualified Data.Text as T
import qualified Data.Text.Encoding as E
import Data.Word
import qualified GHC.Generics as GHC
import qualified Generics.SOP as SOP
import Haskoin.Address (Address)
import qualified Haskoin.Crypto.Hash as H (Hash256(..))
import Haskoin.Crypto.Keys.Extended (XPrvKey)
import qualified Haskoin.Transaction.Common as H
-- * General
--
-- | A seed for generating private keys
newtype Seed =
Seed BS.ByteString
deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct Seed
instance ToBytes Seed where
getBytes (Seed x) = x
-- | A mnemonic phrase used to derive seeds
newtype Phrase =
Phrase C.ByteString
deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic, Read)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct Phrase
instance ToBytes Phrase where
getBytes (Phrase x) = x
-- | Scope for addresses/receivers
data Scope
= External -- ^ Addresses used publically to receive payments
| Internal -- ^ Addresses used internally by wallets for change and shielding
deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
-- | Type to represent data after Bech32 decoding
data RawData = RawData
{ hrp :: !BS.ByteString -- ^ Human-readable part of the Bech32 encoding
, bytes :: !BS.ByteString -- ^ Decoded bytes
{ hrp :: BS.ByteString -- ^ Human-readable part of the Bech32 encoding
, bytes :: BS.ByteString -- ^ Decoded bytes
} deriving stock (Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct RawData
-- | Type for the different networks of the Zcash blockchain
data ZcashNet
= MainNet
| TestNet
| RegTestNet
deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
type AccountId = Int
-- | Function to get the Base58 prefix for encoding a 'TransparentReceiver'
getTransparentPrefix :: ZcashNet -> TransparentType -> (Word8, Word8)
getTransparentPrefix n t =
case t of
P2SH ->
case n of
MainNet -> (0x1c, 0xbd)
_ -> (0x1c, 0xba)
P2PKH ->
case n of
MainNet -> (0x1c, 0xb8)
_ -> (0x1d, 0x25)
-- ** Constants
-- | Type for coin types on the different networks
data CoinType
= MainNetCoin
| TestNetCoin
| RegTestNetCoin
deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Ord)
getValue :: CoinType -> Word32
getValue c =
case c of
MainNetCoin -> 133
TestNetCoin -> 1
RegTestNetCoin -> 1
-- | A Zcash transaction
data Transaction = Transaction
{ tx_id :: !HexString
, tx_height :: !Int
, tx_conf :: !Int
, tx_expiry :: !Int
, tx_transpBundle :: !(Maybe TransparentBundle)
, tx_saplingBundle :: !(Maybe SaplingBundle)
, tx_orchardBundle :: !(Maybe OrchardBundle)
} deriving (Prelude.Show, Eq, Read)
-- | The transparent portion of a Zcash transaction
data TransparentBundle = TransparentBundle
{ tb_vin :: ![H.TxIn]
, tb_vout :: ![H.TxOut]
, tb_coinbase :: !Bool
} deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
-- | Read a raw transparent bundle into the Haskell type
fromRawTBundle :: RawTBundle -> Maybe TransparentBundle
fromRawTBundle rtb =
if ztb_empty rtb
then Nothing
else Just $
TransparentBundle
(map fromRawTxIn $ ztb_vin rtb)
(map fromRawTxOut $ ztb_vout rtb)
(ztb_coinbase rtb)
fromRawTxIn :: RawTxIn -> H.TxIn
fromRawTxIn t = H.TxIn op (rti_script t) (rti_seq t)
where
op =
if rop_hash (rti_outpoint t) ==
"\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL"
then H.nullOutPoint
else H.OutPoint
((fromJust .
H.hexToTxHash . toText . fromRawBytes . rop_hash . rti_outpoint)
t)
(rop_n $ rti_outpoint t)
fromRawTxOut :: RawTxOut -> H.TxOut
fromRawTxOut t = H.TxOut (rto_amt t) (rto_script t)
-- *** Constants for Sapling Human-readable part
sapExtSpendingKeyHrp = "secret-extended-key-main" :: String
sapExtFullViewingKeyHrp = "zxviews" :: String
sapPaymentAddressHrp = "zs" :: String
sapTestExtSpendingKeyHrp = "secret-extended-key-test" :: String
sapTestExtFullViewingKeyHrp = "zxviewtestsapling" :: String
sapTestPaymentAddressHrp = "ztestsapling" :: String
-- *** Constants for Unified Human-readable part
uniPaymentAddressHrp = "u" :: T.Text
uniFullViewingKeyHrp = "uview" :: T.Text
uniIncomingViewingKeyHrp = "uivk" :: T.Text
uniTestPaymentAddressHrp = "utest" :: T.Text
uniTestFullViewingKeyHrp = "uviewtest" :: T.Text
uniTestIncomingViewingKeyHrp = "uivktest" :: T.Text
-- * RPC
-- * `zcashd` RPC
-- | A type to model Zcash RPC calls
data RpcCall = RpcCall
{ jsonrpc :: !T.Text
, callId :: !T.Text
, method :: !T.Text
, parameters :: ![Data.Aeson.Value]
{ jsonrpc :: T.Text
, callId :: T.Text
, method :: T.Text
, parameters :: [Data.Aeson.Value]
} deriving stock (Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
instance ToJSON RpcCall where
@ -208,24 +77,24 @@ instance ToJSON RpcCall where
-- | A type to model the response of the Zcash RPC
data RpcResponse r = MakeRpcResponse
{ err :: !(Maybe RpcError)
, respId :: !T.Text
, result :: !(Maybe r)
{ err :: Maybe RpcError
, respId :: T.Text
, result :: Maybe r
} deriving stock (Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (ToJSON)
instance (FromJSON r) => FromJSON (RpcResponse r) where
parseJSON =
withObject "RpcResponse" $ \obj -> do
e <- obj .:? "error"
e <- obj .: "error"
i <- obj .: "id"
r <- obj .:? "result"
r <- obj .: "result"
pure $ MakeRpcResponse e i r
-- | A type to model the errors from the Zcash RPC
data RpcError = RpcError
{ ecode :: !Double
, emessage :: !T.Text
{ ecode :: Double
, emessage :: T.Text
} deriving stock (Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (ToJSON)
@ -236,13 +105,12 @@ instance FromJSON RpcError where
m <- obj .: "message"
pure $ RpcError c m
-- ** `zcashd`
-- | Type to represent response from the `zcashd` RPC `getblock` method
data BlockResponse = BlockResponse
{ bl_confirmations :: !Integer -- ^ Block confirmations
, bl_height :: !Integer -- ^ Block height
, bl_time :: !Integer -- ^ Block time
, bl_txs :: ![HexString] -- ^ List of transaction IDs in the block
{ bl_confirmations :: Integer -- ^ Block confirmations
, bl_height :: Integer -- ^ Block height
, bl_time :: Integer -- ^ Block time
, bl_txs :: [T.Text] -- ^ List of transaction IDs in the block
} deriving (Prelude.Show, Eq)
instance FromJSON BlockResponse where
@ -250,277 +118,72 @@ instance FromJSON BlockResponse where
withObject "BlockResponse" $ \obj -> do
c <- obj .: "confirmations"
h <- obj .: "height"
t <- obj .:? "time"
t <- obj .: "time"
txs <- obj .: "tx"
pure $ BlockResponse c h (fromMaybe 0 t) txs
pure $ BlockResponse c h t txs
-- | Type to represent response from the `zcashd` RPC `getrawtransaction`
data RawTxResponse = RawTxResponse
{ rt_id :: !HexString
, rt_hex :: !HexString
, rt_shieldedSpends :: ![ShieldedSpend]
, rt_shieldedOutputs :: ![ShieldedOutput]
, rt_orchardActions :: ![OrchardAction]
, rt_blockheight :: !Integer
, rt_confirmations :: !Integer
, rt_blocktime :: !Integer
} deriving (Prelude.Show, Eq, Read)
-- ** `zebrad`
data ZebraTxResponse = ZebraTxResponse
{ ztr_blockheight :: !Int
, ztr_conf :: !Int
, ztr_hex :: !HexString
} deriving (Prelude.Show, Eq, Read)
instance FromJSON ZebraTxResponse where
parseJSON =
withObject "ZebraTxResponse" $ \obj -> do
hex <- obj .: "hex"
height <- obj .: "height"
c <- obj .: "confirmations"
pure $ ZebraTxResponse height c hex
-- | Type to represent a raw deserialized Zebra transaction
data RawZebraTx = RawZebraTx
{ zt_id :: !HexString
, zt_locktime :: !Word32
, zt_expiry :: !Word32
, zt_tBundle :: !RawTBundle
, zt_sBundle :: !RawSBundle
, zt_oBundle :: !RawOBundle
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct RawZebraTx
-- | Type for a raw deserialized Zebra transparent bundle
data RawTBundle = RawTBundle
{ ztb_empty :: !Bool
, ztb_vin :: ![RawTxIn]
, ztb_vout :: ![RawTxOut]
, ztb_coinbase :: !Bool
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct RawTBundle
-- | Type for a raw deserialized Zebra Sapling bundle
data RawSBundle = RawSBundle
{ zsb_empty :: !Bool
, zsb_spends :: ![ShieldedSpend]
, zsb_outputs :: ![ShieldedOutput]
, zsb_value :: !Int64
, zsb_sig :: !HexString
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct RawSBundle
data SaplingBundle = SaplingBundle
{ sbSpends :: ![ShieldedSpend]
, sbOutputs :: ![ShieldedOutput]
, sbValue :: !Int64
, sbSig :: !HexString
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic, Read)
fromRawSBundle :: RawSBundle -> Maybe SaplingBundle
fromRawSBundle b =
if zsb_empty b
then Nothing
else Just $
SaplingBundle (zsb_spends b) (zsb_outputs b) (zsb_value b) (zsb_sig b)
-- | Type for a raw deseralized Zebra Orchard bundle
data RawOBundle = RawOBundle
{ zob_empty :: !Bool
, zob_actions :: ![OrchardAction]
, zob_flags :: !OrchardFlags
, zob_value :: !Int64
, zob_anchor :: !HexString
, zob_proof :: !HexString
, zob_sig :: !HexString
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct RawOBundle
-- | Type for an Orchard Bundle
data OrchardBundle = OrchardBundle
{ obActions :: ![OrchardAction]
, obFlags :: !OrchardFlags
, obValue :: !Int64
, obAnchor :: !HexString
, obProof :: !HexString
, obSig :: !HexString
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic, Read)
fromRawOBundle :: RawOBundle -> Maybe OrchardBundle
fromRawOBundle b =
if zob_empty b
then Nothing
else Just $
OrchardBundle
(zob_actions b)
(zob_flags b)
(zob_value b)
(zob_anchor b)
(zob_proof b)
(zob_sig b)
-- | Type for the Orchard bundle flags
data OrchardFlags = OrchardFlags
{ of_spends :: !Bool
, of_outputs :: !Bool
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic, Read)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct OrchardFlags
-- | Type for the response from the `zebrad` RPC method `getinfo`
data ZebraGetInfo = ZebraGetInfo
{ zgi_build :: !T.Text
, zgi_subversion :: !T.Text
{ rt_id :: T.Text
, rt_hex :: BS.ByteString
, rt_shieldedOutputs :: [BS.ByteString]
, rt_orchardActions :: [OrchardAction]
, rt_blockheight :: Integer
, rt_confirmations :: Integer
, rt_blocktime :: Integer
} deriving (Prelude.Show, Eq)
instance FromJSON ZebraGetInfo where
parseJSON =
withObject "ZebraGetInfo" $ \obj -> do
b <- obj .: "build"
s <- obj .: "subversion"
pure $ ZebraGetInfo b s
-- | Type for the response from the `zebrad` RPC method `getblockchaininfo`
data ZebraGetBlockChainInfo = ZebraGetBlockChainInfo
{ zgb_best :: !HexString
, zgb_blocks :: !Int
, zgb_net :: !ZcashNet
} deriving (Prelude.Show, Eq)
instance FromJSON ZebraGetBlockChainInfo where
parseJSON =
withObject "ZebraGetBlockChainInfo" $ \obj -> do
be <- obj .: "bestblockhash"
b <- obj .: "blocks"
c <- obj .: "chain"
pure $
ZebraGetBlockChainInfo
be
b
(case (c :: String) of
"main" -> MainNet
"test" -> TestNet
_ -> RegTestNet)
data ZcashNet
= MainNet
| TestNet
| RegTestNet
deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show)
-- * Transparent
-- | Type to represent the two kinds of transparent addresses
data TransparentType
= P2SH
| P2PKH
deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
-- | Type for transparent spending key
type TransparentSpendingKey = XPrvKey
-- | Type to represent a transparent Zcash addresses
data TransparentReceiver = TransparentReceiver
{ tr_type :: !TransparentType
, tr_bytes :: !HexString
} deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
deriving (Eq)
-- | Type to represent a transparent Zcash addresses
data TransparentAddress = TransparentAddress
{ ta_network :: !ZcashNet
, ta_receiver :: !TransparentReceiver
} deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
{ ta_type :: TransparentType
, ta_net :: ZcashNet
, ta_bytes :: BS.ByteString
} deriving (Eq)
-- | Type to represent a TEX Zcash addresses
data ExchangeAddress = ExchangeAddress
{ ex_network :: !ZcashNet
, ex_address :: !TransparentReceiver
} deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
-- | Wrapper types for transparent elements
data RawTxIn = RawTxIn
{ rti_outpoint :: !RawOutPoint
, rti_script :: !BS.ByteString
, rti_seq :: !Word32
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct RawTxIn
data RawTxOut = RawTxOut
{ rto_amt :: !Word64
, rto_script :: !BS.ByteString
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct RawTxOut
data RawOutPoint = RawOutPoint
{ rop_hash :: !BS.ByteString
, rop_n :: !Word32
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct RawOutPoint
instance Prelude.Show TransparentAddress where
show t =
case ta_type t of
P2SH ->
case ta_net t of
MainNet -> Prelude.show $ encodeTransparent (0x1c, 0xbd) $ ta_bytes t
_ -> Prelude.show $ encodeTransparent (0x1c, 0xba) $ ta_bytes t
P2PKH ->
case ta_net t of
MainNet -> Prelude.show $ encodeTransparent (0x1c, 0xb8) $ ta_bytes t
_ -> Prelude.show $ encodeTransparent (0x1d, 0x25) $ ta_bytes t
where
encodeTransparent :: (Word8, Word8) -> BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString
encodeTransparent (a, b) h =
encodeBase58 bitcoinAlphabet $ digest <> BS.take 4 checksum
where
sha256 :: BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString
sha256 bs = BA.convert (hash bs :: Digest SHA256)
digest = BS.pack [a, b] <> h
checksum = sha256 $ sha256 digest
-- * Sapling
-- | A spending key for Sapling
newtype SaplingSpendingKey =
SaplingSpendingKey BS.ByteString
deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
instance ToBytes SaplingSpendingKey where
getBytes (SaplingSpendingKey s) = s
-- | A Sapling receiver
newtype SaplingReceiver =
SaplingReceiver BS.ByteString
deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
instance ToBytes SaplingReceiver where
getBytes (SaplingReceiver s) = s
data SaplingAddress = SaplingAddress
{ net_type :: !ZcashNet
, sa_receiver :: !SaplingReceiver
} deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
-- | Type to represent a Sapling Shielded Spend as provided by the @getrawtransaction@ RPC method
data ShieldedSpend = ShieldedSpend
{ sp_cv :: !HexString
, sp_anchor :: !HexString
, sp_nullifier :: !HexString
, sp_rk :: !HexString
, sp_proof :: !HexString
, sp_auth :: !HexString
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic, Read)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct ShieldedSpend
instance FromJSON ShieldedSpend where
parseJSON =
withObject "ShieldedSpend" $ \obj -> do
cv <- obj .: "cv"
anchor <- obj .: "anchor"
nullifier <- obj .: "nullifier"
rk <- obj .: "rk"
p <- obj .: "proof"
sig <- obj .: "spendAuthSig"
pure $ ShieldedSpend cv anchor nullifier rk p sig
-- | Type to represent a Sapling Shielded Output as provided by the @getrawtransaction@ RPC method of @zcashd@.
data ShieldedOutput = ShieldedOutput
{ s_cv :: !HexString -- ^ Value commitment to the input note
, s_cmu :: !HexString -- ^ The u-coordinate of the note commitment for the output note
, s_ephKey :: !HexString -- ^ Ephemeral Jubjub public key
, s_encCipherText :: !HexString -- ^ The output note encrypted to the recipient
, s_outCipherText :: !HexString -- ^ A ciphertext enabling the sender to recover the output note
, s_proof :: !HexString -- ^ Zero-knowledge proof using the Sapling Output circuit
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic, Read)
{ s_cv :: BS.ByteString -- ^ Value commitment to the input note
, s_cmu :: BS.ByteString -- ^ The u-coordinate of the note commitment for the output note
, s_ephKey :: BS.ByteString -- ^ Ephemeral Jubjub public key
, s_encCipherText :: BS.ByteString -- ^ The output note encrypted to the recipient
, s_outCipherText :: BS.ByteString -- ^ A ciphertext enabling the sender to recover the output note
, s_proof :: BS.ByteString -- ^ Zero-knowledge proof using the Sapling Output circuit
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct ShieldedOutput
@ -534,50 +197,31 @@ instance FromJSON ShieldedOutput where
encText <- obj .: "encCiphertext"
outText <- obj .: "outCiphertext"
p <- obj .: "proof"
pure $ ShieldedOutput cv cmu ephKey encText outText p
-- | Type for a Sapling note commitment tree
newtype SaplingCommitmentTree = SaplingCommitmentTree
{ sapTree :: HexString
} deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
-- | Type for a Sapling incremental witness
newtype SaplingWitness = SaplingWitness
{ sapWit :: HexString
} deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
pure $
ShieldedOutput
(decodeHexText cv)
(decodeHexText cmu)
(decodeHexText ephKey)
(decodeHexText encText)
(decodeHexText outText)
(decodeHexText p)
-- * Orchard
-- | A spending key for Orchard
newtype OrchardSpendingKey =
OrchardSpendingKey BS.ByteString
deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
instance ToBytes OrchardSpendingKey where
getBytes (OrchardSpendingKey o) = o
-- | An Orchard receiver
newtype OrchardReceiver =
OrchardReceiver BS.ByteString
deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
instance ToBytes OrchardReceiver where
getBytes (OrchardReceiver o) = o
-- | Type to represent a Unified Address
data UnifiedAddress = UnifiedAddress
{ ua_net :: !ZcashNet
, o_rec :: !(Maybe OrchardReceiver)
, s_rec :: !(Maybe SaplingReceiver)
, t_rec :: !(Maybe TransparentReceiver)
} deriving (Prelude.Show, Eq, Read)
{ ua_net :: ZcashNet
, o_rec :: BS.ByteString
, s_rec :: BS.ByteString
, t_rec :: Maybe TransparentAddress
} deriving (Prelude.Show, Eq)
-- | Helper type for marshalling UAs
data RawUA = RawUA
{ raw_net :: !Word8
, raw_o :: !BS.ByteString
, raw_s :: !BS.ByteString
, raw_t :: !BS.ByteString
, raw_to :: !BS.ByteString
{ raw_net :: Word8
, raw_o :: BS.ByteString
, raw_s :: BS.ByteString
, raw_t :: BS.ByteString
, raw_to :: BS.ByteString
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
@ -585,10 +229,10 @@ data RawUA = RawUA
-- | Type to represent a Unified Full Viewing Key
data UnifiedFullViewingKey = UnifiedFullViewingKey
{ net :: !Word8 -- ^ Number representing the network the key belongs to. @1@ for @mainnet@, @2@ for @testnet@ and @3@ for @regtestnet@.
, o_key :: !BS.ByteString -- ^ Raw bytes of the Orchard Full Viewing Key as specified in [ZIP-316](https://zips.z.cash/zip-0316)
, s_key :: !BS.ByteString -- ^ Raw bytes of the Sapling Full Viewing Key as specified in [ZIP-316](https://zips.z.cash/zip-0316)
, t_key :: !BS.ByteString -- ^ Raw bytes of the P2PKH chain code and public key as specified in [ZIP-316](https://zips.z.cash/zip-0316)
{ net :: Word8 -- ^ Number representing the network the key belongs to. @1@ for @mainnet@, @2@ for @testnet@ and @3@ for @regtestnet@.
, o_key :: BS.ByteString -- ^ Raw bytes of the Orchard Full Viewing Key as specified in [ZIP-316](https://zips.z.cash/zip-0316)
, s_key :: BS.ByteString -- ^ Raw bytes of the Sapling Full Viewing Key as specified in [ZIP-316](https://zips.z.cash/zip-0316)
, t_key :: BS.ByteString -- ^ Raw bytes of the P2PKH chain code and public key as specified in [ZIP-316](https://zips.z.cash/zip-0316)
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
@ -596,15 +240,15 @@ data UnifiedFullViewingKey = UnifiedFullViewingKey
-- | Type to represent an Orchard Action as provided by the @getrawtransaction@ RPC method of @zcashd@, and defined in the [Zcash Protocol](https://zips.z.cash/protocol/protocol.pdf)
data OrchardAction = OrchardAction
{ nf :: !HexString -- ^ The nullifier of the input note
, rk :: !HexString -- ^ The randomized validating key for @auth@
, cmx :: !HexString -- ^ The x-coordinate of the note commitment for the output note
, eph_key :: !HexString -- ^ An encoding of an ephemeral Pallas public key
, enc_ciphertext :: !HexString -- ^ The output note encrypted to the recipient
, out_ciphertext :: !HexString -- ^ A ciphertext enabling the sender to recover the output note
, cv :: !HexString -- ^ A value commitment to the net value of the input note minus the output note
, auth :: !HexString -- ^ A signature authorizing the spend in this Action
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic, Read)
{ nf :: BS.ByteString -- ^ The nullifier of the input note
, rk :: BS.ByteString -- ^ The randomized validating key for @auth@
, cmx :: BS.ByteString -- ^ The x-coordinate of the note commitment for the output note
, eph_key :: BS.ByteString -- ^ An encoding of an ephemeral Pallas public key
, enc_ciphertext :: BS.ByteString -- ^ The output note encrypted to the recipient
, out_ciphertext :: BS.ByteString -- ^ A ciphertext enabling the sender to recover the output note
, cv :: BS.ByteString -- ^ A value commitment to the net value of the input note minus the output note
, auth :: BS.ByteString -- ^ A signature authorizing the spend in this Action
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct OrchardAction
@ -620,106 +264,27 @@ instance FromJSON OrchardAction where
outText <- obj .: "outCiphertext"
cval <- obj .: "cv"
a <- obj .: "spendAuthSig"
pure $ OrchardAction n r c ephKey encText outText cval a
-- | Type for a Orchard note commitment tree
newtype OrchardCommitmentTree = OrchardCommitmentTree
{ orchTree :: HexString
} deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
-- | Type for a Sapling incremental witness
newtype OrchardWitness = OrchardWitness
{ orchWit :: HexString
} deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
pure $
OrchardAction
(decodeHexText n)
(decodeHexText r)
(decodeHexText c)
(decodeHexText ephKey)
(decodeHexText encText)
(decodeHexText outText)
(decodeHexText cval)
(decodeHexText a)
-- | Type to represent a decoded note
data DecodedNote = DecodedNote
{ a_value :: !Int64 -- ^ The amount of the transaction in _zatoshis_.
, a_recipient :: !BS.ByteString -- ^ The recipient Orchard receiver.
, a_memo :: !BS.ByteString -- ^ The decoded shielded memo field.
, a_nullifier :: !HexString -- ^ The calculated nullifier
, a_rho :: !BS.ByteString
, a_rseed :: !Rseed
{ a_value :: Int64 -- ^ The amount of the transaction in _zatoshis_.
, a_recipient :: BS.ByteString -- ^ The recipient Orchard receiver.
, a_memo :: BS.ByteString -- ^ The decoded shielded memo field.
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct DecodedNote
data Rseed = Rseed
{ rs_kind :: !Word8
, rs_bytes :: !BS.ByteString
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic, Read)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct Rseed
data TransparentTxSpend = TransparentTxSpend
{ ts_sk :: !BS.ByteString
, ts_utxo :: !RawOutPoint
, ts_coin :: !RawTxOut
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct TransparentTxSpend
data SaplingTxSpend = SaplingTxSpend
{ ss_sk :: !BS.ByteString
, ss_note :: !DecodedNote
, ss_iw :: !BS.ByteString
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct SaplingTxSpend
data OrchardTxSpend = OrchardTxSpend
{ ss_sk :: !BS.ByteString
, ss_note :: !DecodedNote
, ss_iw :: !BS.ByteString
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct OrchardTxSpend
data OutgoingNote = OutgoingNote
{ on_kind :: !Word8
, on_key :: !BS.ByteString
, on_recipient :: !BS.ByteString
, on_amt :: !Word64
, on_memo :: !BS.ByteString
, on_chg :: !Bool
} deriving stock (Eq, Prelude.Show, GHC.Generic)
deriving anyclass (SOP.Generic, SOP.HasDatatypeInfo)
deriving anyclass (Data.Structured.Show)
deriving (BorshSize, ToBorsh, FromBorsh) via AsStruct OutgoingNote
newtype SaplingSpendParams = SaplingSpendParams
{ sapSParams :: BS.ByteString
} deriving newtype (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
newtype SaplingOutputParams = SaplingOutputParams
{ sapOParams :: BS.ByteString
} deriving newtype (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
data TxError
= InsufficientFunds
| ChangeRequired
| Fee
| Balance
| TransparentBuild
| SaplingBuild
| OrchardBuild
| OrchardSpend
| OrchardRecipient
| SaplingBuilderNotAvailable
| OrchardBuilderNotAvailable
| ZHError
deriving (Eq, Prelude.Show, Read)
-- * Classes
-- | Class to represent types with a bytestring representation
class ToBytes a where
getBytes :: a -> BS.ByteString
-- * Helpers
-- | Helper function to turn a hex-encoded string to bytestring
decodeHexText :: String -> BS.ByteString

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src/ZcashHaskell/Utils.hs
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@ -1,13 +1,27 @@
-- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
--
-- This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
--
{- Copyright 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
This file is part of Zcash-Haskell.
Zcash-Haskell is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free
Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any
later version.
Zcash-Haskell is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with
Zcash-Haskell. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
-}
-- |
-- Module : ZcashHaskell.Utils
-- Copyright : 2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
-- License : MIT
-- Copyright : Vergara Technologies (c)2023
-- License : BOSL
--
-- Maintainer : pitmutt@vergara.tech
-- Maintainer : rene@vergara.network
-- Stability : experimental
-- Portability : unknown
--
@ -19,40 +33,21 @@ module ZcashHaskell.Utils where
import C.Zcash
( rustWrapperBech32Decode
, rustWrapperBech32Encode
, rustWrapperBech32mEncode
, rustWrapperCreateTx
, rustWrapperF4Jumble
, rustWrapperF4UnJumble
, rustWrapperTxRead
)
import Control.Exception (SomeException(..), try)
import Control.Monad.IO.Class
import Data.Aeson
import Data.Binary.Get
import qualified Data.ByteString as BS
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy as LBS
import Data.HexString (HexString(..), toBytes)
import qualified Data.Text as T
import qualified Data.Text.Encoding as E
import Foreign.Rust.Marshall.Variable
import Network.HTTP.Client (HttpException(..))
import Network.HTTP.Simple
import ZcashHaskell.Types
-- * Utility functions
-- | Decode the given bytestring using Bech32
decodeBech32 :: BS.ByteString -> RawData
decodeBech32 = withPureBorshVarBuffer . rustWrapperBech32Decode
-- | Encode the given Human Readable Part and bytestring as a Bech32m string
encodeBech32m :: BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString -> T.Text
encodeBech32m h d = withPureBorshVarBuffer $ rustWrapperBech32mEncode h d
-- | Encode the given Human Readable Part and bytestring as a Bech32 string
encodeBech32 :: BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString -> T.Text
encodeBech32 h d = withPureBorshVarBuffer $ rustWrapperBech32Encode h d
-- | Apply the F4Jumble transformation to the given bytestring
f4Jumble :: BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString
f4Jumble = withPureBorshVarBuffer . rustWrapperF4Jumble
@ -61,7 +56,6 @@ f4Jumble = withPureBorshVarBuffer . rustWrapperF4Jumble
f4UnJumble :: BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString
f4UnJumble = withPureBorshVarBuffer . rustWrapperF4UnJumble
-- * Node interaction
-- | Make a Zcash RPC call
makeZcashCall ::
(MonadIO m, FromJSON a)
@ -78,95 +72,3 @@ makeZcashCall username password m p = do
setRequestBasicAuth username password $
setRequestMethod "POST" defaultRequest
httpJSON myRequest
-- | Make a Zebra RPC call
makeZebraCall ::
FromJSON a
=> T.Text -- ^ Hostname for `zebrad`
-> Int -- ^ Port for `zebrad`
-> T.Text -- ^ RPC method to call
-> [Data.Aeson.Value] -- ^ List of parameters
-> IO (Either String a)
makeZebraCall host port m params = do
let payload = RpcCall "2.0" "zh" m params
let myRequest =
setRequestBodyJSON payload $
setRequestPort port $
setRequestHost (E.encodeUtf8 host) $
setRequestMethod "POST" defaultRequest
r <-
try $ httpJSON myRequest :: FromJSON a1 =>
IO (Either SomeException (Response (RpcResponse a1)))
case r of
Left ex -> return $ Left $ show ex
Right res -> do
let zebraResp = getResponseBody res
case err zebraResp of
Just zErr -> return $ Left $ T.unpack $ emessage zErr
Nothing ->
case result zebraResp of
Nothing -> return $ Left "Empty response from Zebra"
Just zR -> return $ Right zR
getBlockTime :: HexString -> Int
getBlockTime hex_block =
fromIntegral $
runGet getInt32le $
LBS.fromStrict $ BS.take 4 (BS.drop 100 $ hexBytes hex_block)
readZebraTransaction :: HexString -> Maybe RawZebraTx
readZebraTransaction hex =
if BS.length (hexBytes $ zt_id rawTx) < 1
then Nothing
else Just rawTx
where
rawTx = (withPureBorshVarBuffer . rustWrapperTxRead) $ hexBytes hex
createTransaction ::
Maybe SaplingCommitmentTree -- ^ to obtain the Sapling anchor
-> Maybe OrchardCommitmentTree -- ^ to obtain the Orchard anchor
-> [TransparentTxSpend] -- ^ the list of transparent notes to spend
-> [SaplingTxSpend] -- ^ the list of Sapling notes to spend
-> [OrchardTxSpend] -- ^ the list of Orchard notes to spend
-> [OutgoingNote] -- ^ the list of outgoing notes, including change notes
-> SaplingSpendParams -- ^ the Sapling circuit spending parameters
-> SaplingOutputParams -- ^ the Sapling circuit output parameters
-> ZcashNet -- ^ the network to be used
-> Int -- ^ target block height
-> Bool -- ^ True to build, False to estimate fee
-> Either TxError HexString
createTransaction sapAnchor orchAnchor tSpend sSpend oSpend outgoing sParams oParams znet bh build =
if BS.length (hexBytes txResult) > 1
then Right txResult
else case head (BS.unpack $ hexBytes txResult) of
0 -> Left InsufficientFunds
1 -> Left ChangeRequired
2 -> Left Fee
3 -> Left Balance
4 -> Left TransparentBuild
5 -> Left SaplingBuild
6 -> Left OrchardBuild
7 -> Left OrchardSpend
8 -> Left OrchardRecipient
9 -> Left SaplingBuilderNotAvailable
10 -> Left OrchardBuilderNotAvailable
_ -> Left ZHError
where
txResult =
withPureBorshVarBuffer $
rustWrapperCreateTx
(case sapAnchor of
Nothing -> "0"
Just sA -> toBytes $ sapTree sA)
(case orchAnchor of
Nothing -> "0"
Just oA -> toBytes $ orchTree oA)
tSpend
sSpend
oSpend
outgoing
(sapSParams sParams)
(sapOParams oParams)
(znet == MainNet)
(fromIntegral bh)
build

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# This file was automatically generated by 'stack init'
#
# Some commonly used options have been documented as comments in this file.
# For advanced use and comprehensive documentation of the format, please see:
# https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/yaml_configuration/
# Resolver to choose a 'specific' stackage snapshot or a compiler version.
# A snapshot resolver dictates the compiler version and the set of packages
# to be used for project dependencies. For example:
#
# resolver: lts-3.5
# resolver: nightly-2015-09-21
# resolver: ghc-7.10.2
#
# The location of a snapshot can be provided as a file or url. Stack assumes
# a snapshot provided as a file might change, whereas a url resource does not.
#
# resolver: ./custom-snapshot.yaml
# resolver: https://example.com/snapshots/2018-01-01.yaml
resolver: lts-21.21
# User packages to be built.
# Various formats can be used as shown in the example below.
#
# packages:
# - some-directory
# - https://example.com/foo/bar/baz-0.0.2.tar.gz
# subdirs:
# - auto-update
# - wai
packages:
- .
# Dependency packages to be pulled from upstream that are not in the resolver.
# These entries can reference officially published versions as well as
# forks / in-progress versions pinned to a git hash. For example:
#
extra-deps:
# - acme-missiles-0.3
- git: https://git.vergara.tech/Vergara_Tech/haskell-foreign-rust.git
commit: 787c2e813eb3a5d16c375d4b37dfefbd2adcdf05
- git: https://github.com/well-typed/borsh.git
commit: d2fcfa159e0a844b1ec5e8ed3e232d4b380fa831
- vector-0.13.0.0@sha256:fa5cac81a17a5af388716792e8b99c24b3b66770086756d0d8b23f8272a0244c,9112
- aeson-2.1.2.1@sha256:f10f3c661bd5cf57aee46b94420e47736240b8e209ac15f4bfc1a4e4d55831fa,6344
- generically-0.1.1
- semialign-1.2.0.1@sha256:ee3468e349e72ec0a604ae05573a4de7181d97d10366254244a0cca8a76d6c35,2852
- strict-0.4.0.1@sha256:d6205a748eb8db4cd17a7179be970c94598809709294ccfa43159c7f3cc4bf5d,4187
- these-1.1.1.1@sha256:2991c13e264b0c35c696c8f5f85c428c53bc42e93b1dfbd19a582052112d948a,2748
- assoc-1.0.2@sha256:9decd0933cb6b903a40a8ace02d634bf90048ee2e5b0a514dccad7056c041881,1253
#
# extra-deps: []
# Override default flag values for local packages and extra-deps
# flags: {}
# Extra package databases containing global packages
# extra-package-dbs: []
# Control whether we use the GHC we find on the path
# system-ghc: true
#
# Require a specific version of Stack, using version ranges
# require-stack-version: -any # Default
# require-stack-version: ">=2.9"
#
# Override the architecture used by Stack, especially useful on Windows
# arch: i386
# arch: x86_64
#
# Extra directories used by Stack for building
# extra-include-dirs: [/path/to/dir]
# extra-lib-dirs: [/path/to/dir]
#
# Allow a newer minor version of GHC than the snapshot specifies
# compiler-check: newer-minor

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cabal-version: 3.0
cabal-version: 1.12
-- This file has been generated from package.yaml by hpack version 0.36.0.
-- This file has been generated from package.yaml by hpack version 0.35.2.
--
-- see: https://github.com/sol/hpack
name: zcash-haskell
version: 0.6.1.1
version: 0.3.0
synopsis: Utilities to interact with the Zcash blockchain
description: Please see the README on the repo at <https://git.vergara.tech/Vergara_Tech/zcash-haskell#readme>
category: Blockchain
author: Rene Vergara
maintainer: pitmutt@vergara.tech
copyright: (c)2022-2024 Vergara Technologies LLC
license: MIT
license-file: LICENSE
build-type: Custom
license: LGPL-3
build-type: Simple
extra-source-files:
Setup.hs
extra-doc-files:
README.md
CHANGELOG.md
configure
custom-setup
setup-depends:
base >= 4.7 && < 5
, Cabal >= 3.0.0.0
, directory >= 1.3.6.0
, filepath >= 1.3.0.2
, envy
, regex-compat
, regex-base
source-repository head
type: git
location: https://git.vergara.tech/Vergara_Tech/zcash-haskell
library
exposed-modules:
C.Zcash
ZcashHaskell.Keys
ZcashHaskell.Orchard
ZcashHaskell.Sapling
ZcashHaskell.Transparent
ZcashHaskell.Types
ZcashHaskell.Utils
other-modules:
Paths_zcash_haskell
hs-source-dirs:
src
pkgconfig-depends:
rustzcash_wrapper-uninstalled
build-depends:
aeson
, base >=4.7 && <5
@ -51,22 +46,16 @@ library
, cryptonite
, foreign-rust
, generics-sop
, hexstring >=0.12.1
, http-conduit
, http-client
, memory
, binary
, text
, haskoin-core
, secp256k1-haskell
, utf8-string
build-tool-depends:
c2hs:c2hs
default-language: Haskell2010
test-suite zcash-haskell-test
type: exitcode-stdio-1.0
main-is: Spec.hs
other-modules:
Paths_zcash_haskell
hs-source-dirs:
test
ghc-options: -threaded -rtsopts -with-rtsopts=-N
@ -74,16 +63,7 @@ test-suite zcash-haskell-test
aeson
, base >=4.7 && <5
, bytestring
, haskoin-core
, hexstring >= 0.12.1
, hspec
, HUnit
, QuickCheck
, quickcheck-transformer
, text
, zcash-haskell
, binary
, cryptonite
, secp256k1-haskell
pkgconfig-depends: rustzcash_wrapper
default-language: Haskell2010

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{
"result": {
"hash": "0041ee9cb0e256a73c92bb72d830143c402ea350152f56f19f74d23cf51418fb",
"confirmations": 3583,
"height": 2767099,
"tx": [
"d169ec3eda57dc750edfc1aa6b8ffb4ed2065780bfd5964de34b529503ec372f",
"987fcdb9bd37cbb5b205a8336de60d043f7028bebaa372828d81f3da296c7ef9"
],
"trees": {
"sapling": {
"size": 129349
},
"orchard": {
"size": 39382
}
}
},
"id": 123
}

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{
"result": {
"hex": "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",
"height": 2767099,
"confirmations": 3582
},
"id": 123
}