package wallet import ( "errors" "fmt" "github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go/pkg/config/netmode" "github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go/pkg/core/transaction" "github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go/pkg/crypto/hash" "github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go/pkg/crypto/keys" "github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go/pkg/encoding/address" "github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go/pkg/io" "github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go/pkg/smartcontract" "github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go/pkg/util" "github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go/pkg/vm/emit" "github.com/nspcc-dev/neo-go/pkg/vm/opcode" ) // Account represents a NEO account. It holds the private and the public key // along with some metadata. type Account struct { // NEO private key. privateKey *keys.PrivateKey // Script hash corresponding to the Address. scriptHash util.Uint160 // NEO public address. Address string `json:"address"` // Encrypted WIF of the account also known as the key. EncryptedWIF string `json:"key"` // Label is a label the user had made for this account. Label string `json:"label"` // Contract is a Contract object which describes the details of the contract. // This field can be null (for watch-only address). Contract *Contract `json:"contract"` // Indicates whether the account is locked by the user. // the client shouldn't spend the funds in a locked account. Locked bool `json:"lock"` // Indicates whether the account is the default change account. Default bool `json:"isDefault"` } // Contract represents a subset of the smartcontract to embed in the // Account so it's NEP-6 compliant. type Contract struct { // Script of the contract deployed on the blockchain. Script []byte `json:"script"` // A list of parameters used deploying this contract. Parameters []ContractParam `json:"parameters"` // Indicates whether the contract has been deployed to the blockchain. Deployed bool `json:"deployed"` // InvocationBuilder returns invocation script for deployed contracts. // In case contract is not deployed or has 0 arguments, this field is ignored. // It might be executed on a partially formed tx, and is primarily needed to properly // calculate network fee for complex contract signers. InvocationBuilder func(tx *transaction.Transaction) ([]byte, error) `json:"-"` } // ContractParam is a descriptor of a contract parameter // containing type and optional name. type ContractParam struct { Name string `json:"name"` Type smartcontract.ParamType `json:"type"` } // ScriptHash returns the hash of contract's script. func (c Contract) ScriptHash() util.Uint160 { return hash.Hash160(c.Script) } // NewAccount creates a new Account with a random generated PrivateKey. func NewAccount() (*Account, error) { priv, err := keys.NewPrivateKey() if err != nil { return nil, err } return NewAccountFromPrivateKey(priv), nil } // NewContractAccount creates a contract account belonging to some deployed contract. // SignTx can be called on this account with no error and will create invocation script, // which puts provided arguments on stack for use in `verify`. func NewContractAccount(hash util.Uint160, args ...any) *Account { return &Account{ Address: address.Uint160ToString(hash), Contract: &Contract{ Parameters: make([]ContractParam, len(args)), Deployed: true, InvocationBuilder: func(tx *transaction.Transaction) ([]byte, error) { w := io.NewBufBinWriter() for i := range args { emit.Any(w.BinWriter, args[i]) } if w.Err != nil { return nil, w.Err } return w.Bytes(), nil }, }, } } // SignTx signs transaction t and updates it's Witnesses. func (a *Account) SignTx(net netmode.Magic, t *transaction.Transaction) error { var ( haveAcc bool pos int ) if a.Locked { return errors.New("account is locked") } if a.Contract == nil { return errors.New("account has no contract") } for i := range t.Signers { if t.Signers[i].Account.Equals(a.ScriptHash()) { haveAcc = true pos = i break } } if !haveAcc { return errors.New("transaction is not signed by this account") } if len(t.Scripts) < pos { return errors.New("transaction is not yet signed by the previous signer") } if len(t.Scripts) == pos { t.Scripts = append(t.Scripts, transaction.Witness{ VerificationScript: a.Contract.Script, // Can be nil for deployed contract. }) } if a.Contract.Deployed && a.Contract.InvocationBuilder != nil { invoc, err := a.Contract.InvocationBuilder(t) t.Scripts[pos].InvocationScript = invoc return err } if len(a.Contract.Parameters) == 0 { return nil } if a.privateKey == nil { return errors.New("account key is not available (need to decrypt?)") } sign := a.privateKey.SignHashable(uint32(net), t) invoc := append([]byte{byte(opcode.PUSHDATA1), keys.SignatureLen}, sign...) if len(a.Contract.Parameters) == 1 { t.Scripts[pos].InvocationScript = invoc } else { t.Scripts[pos].InvocationScript = append(t.Scripts[pos].InvocationScript, invoc...) } return nil } // SignHashable signs the given Hashable item and returns the signature. If this // account can't sign (CanSign() returns false) nil is returned. func (a *Account) SignHashable(net netmode.Magic, item hash.Hashable) []byte { if !a.CanSign() { return nil } return a.privateKey.SignHashable(uint32(net), item) } // CanSign returns true when account is not locked and has a decrypted private // key inside, so it's ready to create real signatures. func (a *Account) CanSign() bool { return !a.Locked && a.privateKey != nil } // GetVerificationScript returns account's verification script. func (a *Account) GetVerificationScript() []byte { if a.Contract != nil { return a.Contract.Script } return a.privateKey.PublicKey().GetVerificationScript() } // Decrypt decrypts the EncryptedWIF with the given passphrase returning error // if anything goes wrong. After the decryption Account can be used to sign // things unless it's locked. Don't decrypt the key unless you want to sign // something and don't forget to call Close after use for maximum safety. func (a *Account) Decrypt(passphrase string, scrypt keys.ScryptParams) error { var err error if a.EncryptedWIF == "" { return errors.New("no encrypted wif in the account") } a.privateKey, err = keys.NEP2Decrypt(a.EncryptedWIF, passphrase, scrypt) if err != nil { return err } return nil } // Encrypt encrypts the wallet's PrivateKey with the given passphrase // under the NEP-2 standard. func (a *Account) Encrypt(passphrase string, scrypt keys.ScryptParams) error { wif, err := keys.NEP2Encrypt(a.privateKey, passphrase, scrypt) if err != nil { return err } a.EncryptedWIF = wif return nil } // PrivateKey returns private key corresponding to the account if it's unlocked. // Please be very careful when using it, do not copy its contents and do not // keep a pointer to it unless you absolutely need to. Most of the time you can // use other methods (PublicKey, ScriptHash, SignHashable) depending on your // needs and it'll be safer this way. func (a *Account) PrivateKey() *keys.PrivateKey { return a.privateKey } // PublicKey returns the public key associated with the private key corresponding to // the account. It can return nil if account is locked (use CanSign to check). func (a *Account) PublicKey() *keys.PublicKey { if !a.CanSign() { return nil } return a.privateKey.PublicKey() } // ScriptHash returns the script hash (account) that the Account.Address is // derived from. It never returns an error, so if this Account has an invalid // Address you'll just get a zero script hash. func (a *Account) ScriptHash() util.Uint160 { if a.scriptHash.Equals(util.Uint160{}) { a.scriptHash, _ = address.StringToUint160(a.Address) } return a.scriptHash } // Close cleans up the private key used by Account and disassociates it from // Account. The Account can no longer sign anything after this call, but Decrypt // can make it usable again. func (a *Account) Close() { if a.privateKey == nil { return } a.privateKey.Destroy() a.privateKey = nil } // NewAccountFromWIF creates a new Account from the given WIF. func NewAccountFromWIF(wif string) (*Account, error) { privKey, err := keys.NewPrivateKeyFromWIF(wif) if err != nil { return nil, err } return NewAccountFromPrivateKey(privKey), nil } // NewAccountFromEncryptedWIF creates a new Account from the given encrypted WIF. func NewAccountFromEncryptedWIF(wif string, pass string, scrypt keys.ScryptParams) (*Account, error) { priv, err := keys.NEP2Decrypt(wif, pass, scrypt) if err != nil { return nil, err } a := NewAccountFromPrivateKey(priv) a.EncryptedWIF = wif return a, nil } // ConvertMultisig sets a's contract to multisig contract with m sufficient signatures. func (a *Account) ConvertMultisig(m int, pubs []*keys.PublicKey) error { if a.Locked { return errors.New("account is locked") } if a.privateKey == nil { return errors.New("account key is not available (need to decrypt?)") } accKey := a.privateKey.PublicKey() return a.ConvertMultisigEncrypted(accKey, m, pubs) } // ConvertMultisigEncrypted sets a's contract to an encrypted multisig contract // with m sufficient signatures. The encrypted private key is not modified and // remains the same. func (a *Account) ConvertMultisigEncrypted(accKey *keys.PublicKey, m int, pubs []*keys.PublicKey) error { var found bool for i := range pubs { if accKey.Equal(pubs[i]) { found = true break } } if !found { return errors.New("own public key was not found among multisig keys") } script, err := smartcontract.CreateMultiSigRedeemScript(m, pubs) if err != nil { return err } a.scriptHash = hash.Hash160(script) a.Address = address.Uint160ToString(a.scriptHash) a.Contract = &Contract{ Script: script, Parameters: getContractParams(m), } return nil } // NewAccountFromPrivateKey creates a wallet from the given PrivateKey. func NewAccountFromPrivateKey(p *keys.PrivateKey) *Account { pubKey := p.PublicKey() a := &Account{ privateKey: p, scriptHash: p.GetScriptHash(), Address: p.Address(), Contract: &Contract{ Script: pubKey.GetVerificationScript(), Parameters: getContractParams(1), }, } return a } func getContractParams(n int) []ContractParam { params := make([]ContractParam, n) for i := range params { params[i].Name = fmt.Sprintf("parameter%d", i) params[i].Type = smartcontract.SignatureType } return params }