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save_revoke_document.py

Vincent Texier authored
SigningKey class has a new signature with seed as parameter like the parent class. To create an instance from credentials, use from_credentials class method.
save_revoke_document.py 4.29 KiB
import asyncio
import getpass
import os
import duniterpy.api.bma as bma
from duniterpy.api.client import Client
from duniterpy.documents import Revocation, BlockUID, Identity
from duniterpy.key import SigningKey
if "XDG_CONFIG_HOME" in os.environ:
home_path = os.environ["XDG_CONFIG_HOME"]
elif "HOME" in os.environ:
home_path = os.environ["HOME"]
elif "APPDATA" in os.environ:
home_path = os.environ["APPDATA"]
else:
home_path = os.path.dirname(__file__)
# CONFIG #######################################
# You can either use a complete defined endpoint : [NAME_OF_THE_API] [DOMAIN] [IPv4] [IPv6] [PORT]
# or the simple definition : [NAME_OF_THE_API] [DOMAIN] [PORT]
# Here we use the secure BASIC_MERKLED_API (BMAS)
BMAS_ENDPOINT = "BMAS g1-test.duniter.org 443"
# WARNING : Hide this file in a safe and secure place
# If one day you forget your credentials,
# you'll have to use your private key instead
REVOCATION_DOCUMENT_FILE_PATH = os.path.join(home_path, "duniter_account_revocation_document.txt")
# Current protocol version
PROTOCOL_VERSION = 10
################################################
async def get_identity_document(client: Client, currency: str, pubkey: str) -> Identity:
"""
Get the Identity document of the pubkey
:param client: Client to connect to the api
:param currency: Currency name
:param pubkey: Public key
:rtype: Identity
"""
# Here we request for the path wot/lookup/pubkey
lookup_data = await client(bma.wot.lookup, pubkey)
# init vars
uid = None
timestamp = BlockUID.empty()
signature = None
# parse results
for result in lookup_data['results']:
if result["pubkey"] == pubkey:
uids = result['uids']
for uid_data in uids:
# capture data
timestamp = BlockUID.from_str(uid_data["meta"]["timestamp"])
uid = uid_data["uid"]
signature = uid_data["self"]
# return self-certification document
return Identity(
version=PROTOCOL_VERSION,
currency=currency,
pubkey=pubkey,
uid=uid,
ts=timestamp,
signature=signature
)
def get_signed_raw_revocation_document(identity: Identity, salt: str, password: str) -> str:
"""
Generate account revocation document for given identity
:param identity: Self Certification of the identity
:param salt: Salt
:param password: Password
:rtype: str
"""
revocation = Revocation(PROTOCOL_VERSION, identity.currency, identity, "")
key = SigningKey.from_credentials(salt, password)
revocation.sign([key])
return revocation.signed_raw()
async def main():
"""
Main code
"""
# Create Client from endpoint string in Duniter format
client = Client(BMAS_ENDPOINT)
# Get the node summary infos to test the connection
response = await client(bma.node.summary)
print(response)
# prompt hidden user entry
salt = getpass.getpass("Enter your passphrase (salt): ")
# prompt hidden user entry
password = getpass.getpass("Enter your password: ")
# prompt public key
pubkey = input("Enter your public key: ")
# init signer instance
signer = SigningKey.from_credentials(salt, password)
# check public key
if signer.pubkey != pubkey:
print("Bad credentials!")
exit(0)
# capture current block to get currency name
current_block = await client(bma.blockchain.current)
# create our Identity document to sign the revoke document
identity_document = await get_identity_document(client, current_block['currency'], pubkey)
# get the revoke document
revocation_signed_raw_document = get_signed_raw_revocation_document(identity_document, salt, password)
# save revoke document in a file
fp = open(REVOCATION_DOCUMENT_FILE_PATH, 'w')
fp.write(revocation_signed_raw_document)
fp.close()
# document saved
print("Revocation document saved in %s" % REVOCATION_DOCUMENT_FILE_PATH)
# Close client aiohttp session
await client.close()
# Latest duniter-python-api is asynchronous and you have to use asyncio, an asyncio loop and a "as" on the data.
# ( https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio.html )
asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(main())