Use public test net

custom-examples/approve-every-transaction.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+
+pause() { read -p "Press Enter to continue..."; echo; echo; }
+
+# Note: this assumes that you have a local program called elements-cli
+# that can be run with no arguments and that talks to a local elementsd
+# synchronized to Liquid testnet.  That might not be true for everyone's
+# setup, in which case you have to change the references to elements-cli
+# here to whatever command line has this effect for you.
+# We do need some elements-cli and elementsd because we actively
+# use them during the demo!
+#
+# ELEMENTS_CLI="elements-cli"
+ELEMENTS_CLI='docker exec elementsd elements-cli -chain=liquidtestnet'
+
+PROGRAM_SOURCE=~/ja.simf
+WITNESS_FILE=~/empty.wit
+# This is an unspendable public key address.
+# It is semi-hardcoded in some Simplicity tools. You can change it in order
+# to make existing contract source code have a different address on the
+# blockchain (I think) but you must use a NUMS method to make sure that
+# the key is unspendable. If someone else offers you a contract, you must
+# make sure that the internal key used for that instance of the contract
+# is an unspendable value (if it is changed from this default). Otherwise
+# the contract creator may be able to unilaterally steal value from
+# the contract.
+INTERNAL_KEY="50929b74c1a04954b78b4b6035e97a5e078a5a0f28ec96d547bfee9ace803ac0"
+TMPDIR=$(mktemp -d)
+
+# Hardcoded address of the Liquid testnet for returning tLBTC
+# (so that they aren't wasted!)
+# We could also send these to our own wallet, but here we are choosing
+# to send them back.
+FAUCET_ADDRESS=tlq1qq2g07nju42l0nlx0erqa3wsel2l8prnq96rlnhml262mcj7pe8w6ndvvyg237japt83z24m8gu4v3yfhaqvrqxydadc9scsmw
+FAUCET_ADDRESS=$($ELEMENTS_CLI validateaddress $FAUCET_ADDRESS | jq -r .unconfidential)
+
+for variable in PROGRAM_SOURCE WITNESS_FILE INTERNAL_KEY FAUCET_ADDRESS
+do
+echo -n "$variable="
+eval echo \$$variable
+done
+
+pause
+
+# Compile program
+echo simc $PROGRAM_SOURCE
+simc $PROGRAM_SOURCE
+
+pause
+
+# Extract the compiled program from the output of that command
+COMPILED_PROGRAM=$(simc $PROGRAM_SOURCE | tail -1)
+
+echo hal-simplicity simplicity info $COMPILED_PROGRAM
+hal-simplicity simplicity info $COMPILED_PROGRAM | jq
+BYTECODE=$(hal-simplicity simplicity info $COMPILED_PROGRAM | jq -r .commit_decode)
+CMR=$(hal-simplicity simplicity info $COMPILED_PROGRAM | jq -r .cmr)
+CONTRACT_ADDRESS=$(hal-simplicity simplicity info $COMPILED_PROGRAM | jq -r .liquid_testnet_address_unconf)
+echo
+
+for variable in CMR CONTRACT_ADDRESS
+do
+echo -n "$variable="
+eval echo \$$variable
+done
+
+pause
+
+# Here we use a curl command to contact the Liquid Testnet faucet to
+# ask it to fund our contract
+echo Running curl to connect to Liquid Testnet faucet...
+FAUCET_TRANSACTION=$(~/faucet $CONTRACT_ADDRESS 2>/dev/null | ~/extract-transaction)
+
+echo "FAUCET_TRANSACTION=$FAUCET_TRANSACTION"
+
+pause
+
+# Ask elements-cli to create a minimal PSET which asks to spend the
+# value that the faucet sent our contract, by sending it back to
+# FAUCET_ADDRESS (the address the contract is asked to send this value
+# to) -- less a fee
+echo $ELEMENTS_CLI createpsbt '[ { "txid": "'$FAUCET_TRANSACTION'", "vout": 0 } ]' '[ { "'$FAUCET_ADDRESS'": 0.00099900 }, { "fee": 0.00000100 } ]'
+PSET=$($ELEMENTS_CLI createpsbt '[ { "txid": "'$FAUCET_TRANSACTION'", "vout": 0 } ]' '[ { "'$FAUCET_ADDRESS'": 0.00099900 }, { "fee": 0.00000100 } ]')
+
+echo "Minimal PSET is $PSET"
+
+pause
+
+# Now we will attach a lot of stuff to this PSET.
+
+# First, we want to know more details related to the incoming transaction
+# that funded the contract and that we are now attempting to spend.
+#
+# Although we may have to wait until we know about the faucet transaction
+# locally (instead of getting the details from the API).
+echo "Looping until our local elementsd has our faucet transaction."
+
+sleep 5
+while ! $ELEMENTS_CLI gettxout $FAUCET_TRANSACTION 0 | grep . >/dev/null
+do
+	sleep 5
+done
+
+pause
+
+echo $ELEMENTS_CLI gettxout $FAUCET_TRANSACTION 0
+$ELEMENTS_CLI gettxout $FAUCET_TRANSACTION 0 | tee $TMPDIR/faucet-tx-data.json | jq 
+
+HEX=$(jq -r .scriptPubKey.hex < $TMPDIR/faucet-tx-data.json)
+ASSET=$(jq -r .asset < $TMPDIR/faucet-tx-data.json)
+VALUE=$(jq -r .value < $TMPDIR/faucet-tx-data.json)
+
+echo Extracted hex:asset:value parameters $HEX:$ASSET:$VALUE
+
+pause
+
+echo hal-simplicity simplicity pset update-input $PSET 0 -i $HEX:$ASSET:$VALUE -c $CMR -p "$INTERNAL_KEY"
+hal-simplicity simplicity pset update-input $PSET 0 -i $HEX:$ASSET:$VALUE -c $CMR -p "$INTERNAL_KEY" | tee $TMPDIR/updated.json | jq
+
+PSET=$(cat $TMPDIR/updated.json | jq -r .pset)
+
+pause
+
+# Now we have to generate the sighash and then, for this case, make
+# signatures on it corresponding to the signatures of 2 out of 3 authorized
+# keys.
+
+# Signature 1
+# echo hal-simplicity simplicity sighash "$PSET" 0 "$CMR" -x "$PRIVKEY_1"
+# hal-simplicity simplicity sighash "$PSET" 0 "$CMR" -x "$PRIVKEY_1" | jq 
+# SIGNATURE_1=$(hal-simplicity simplicity sighash "$PSET" 0 "$CMR" -x "$PRIVKEY_1" | jq -r .signature)
+# echo "Signature 1 is $SIGNATURE_1 (different from JSON due to signing nonce)"
+
+# Signature 3
+# echo hal-simplicity simplicity sighash "$PSET" 0 "$CMR" -x "$PRIVKEY_3"
+# hal-simplicity simplicity sighash "$PSET" 0 "$CMR" -x "$PRIVKEY_3" | jq 
+# SIGNATURE_3=$(hal-simplicity simplicity sighash "$PSET" 0 "$CMR" -x "$PRIVKEY_3" | jq -r .signature)
+# echo "Signature 3 is $SIGNATURE_3 (different from JSON due to signing nonce)"
+
+# Put the signatures into the appropriate place in the .wit file
+# (these substitutions are extremely hard-coded for this specific
+# .wit file)
+echo "Copying witness file $WITNESS_FILE..."
+cp $WITNESS_FILE $TMPDIR/witness.wit
+# sed -i "s/\[Some([^)]*)/[Some(0x$SIGNATURE_1)/" $TMPDIR/witness.wit
+# sed -i "s/Some([^)]*)]/Some(0x$SIGNATURE_3)]/" $TMPDIR/witness.wit
+
+echo "Recompiling Simplicity program with attached populated witness file..."
+echo simc $PROGRAM_SOURCE $TMPDIR/witness.wit
+simc $PROGRAM_SOURCE $TMPDIR/witness.wit | tee $TMPDIR/compiled-with-witness
+
+PROGRAM=$(cat $TMPDIR/compiled-with-witness | sed '1d; 3,$d')
+WITNESS=$(cat $TMPDIR/compiled-with-witness | sed '1,3d; 5,$d')
+
+pause
+
+echo hal-simplicity simplicity pset finalize "$PSET" 0 "$PROGRAM" "$WITNESS"
+hal-simplicity simplicity pset finalize "$PSET" 0 "$PROGRAM" "$WITNESS" | jq
+PSET=$(hal-simplicity simplicity pset finalize "$PSET" 0 "$PROGRAM" "$WITNESS" | jq -r .pset)
+
+pause
+
+echo $ELEMENTS_CLI finalizepsbt "$PSET"
+$ELEMENTS_CLI finalizepsbt "$PSET" | jq
+RAW_TX=$($ELEMENTS_CLI finalizepsbt "$PSET" | jq -r .hex)
+
+pause
+
+# My copy of elementsd is too old for some reason to do the normal
+# TXID=$($ELEMENTS_CLI sendrawtransaction "$RAW_TX")
+# so I will submit this via the web API instead:
+echo Submitting raw transaction via Liquid Testnet web API...
+echo -n "Resulting transaction ID is "
+TXID=$(curl -X POST "https://blockstream.info/liquidtestnet/api/tx" -d "$RAW_TX" 2>/dev/null)
+echo $TXID
+echo "View online at https://blockstream.info/liquidtestnet/tx/$TXID?expand"
+
+echo

custom-examples/hash-time-lock.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+set -euo pipefail
+
+pause() { read -p "Press Enter to continue..." ; echo ; echo ; }
+
+# Note: this assumes that you have a local program called elements-cli
+# that can be run with no arguments and that talks to a local elementsd
+# synchronized to Liquid testnet.  That might not be true for everyone's
+# setup, in which case you have to change the references to elements-cli
+# here to whatever command line has this effect for you.
+# We do need some elements-cli and elementsd because we actively
+# use them during the demo!
+#
+# Sempre use o comando docker compose diretamente para garantir portabilidade
+ELEMENTS_CLI="docker compose exec -T elementsd1 elements-cli"
+
+PROGRAM_SOURCE="$HOME/tiago/SimplicityHL/examples/htlc.simf"
+WITNESS_FILE="$HOME/tiago/SimplicityHL/examples/htlc.complete.wit"
+# This is an unspendable public key address.
+# It is semi-hardcoded in some Simplicity tools. You can change it in order
+# to make existing contract source code have a different address on the
+# blockchain (I think) but you must use a NUMS method to make sure that
+# the key is unspendable. If someone else offers you a contract, you must
+# make sure that the internal key used for that instance of the contract
+# is an unspendable value (if it is changed from this default). Otherwise
+# the contract creator may be able to unilaterally steal value from
+# the contract.
+INTERNAL_KEY="50929b74c1a04954b78b4b6035e97a5e078a5a0f28ec96d547bfee9ace803ac0"
+TMPDIR=$(mktemp -d)
+
+PRIVKEY_1="0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001"
+
+# Hardcoded address of the Liquid testnet for returning tLBTC
+# (so that they aren't wasted!)
+# We could also send these to our own wallet, but here we are choosing
+# to send them back.
+# todo: atualizar para o endereço do cliente
+FAUCET_ADDRESS=tlq1qq2g07nju42l0nlx0erqa3wsel2l8prnq96rlnhml262mcj7pe8w6ndvvyg237japt83z24m8gu4v3yfhaqvrqxydadc9scsmw
+FAUCET_ADDRESS=$($ELEMENTS_CLI validateaddress "$FAUCET_ADDRESS" | jq -r .unconfidential)
+
+for variable in PROGRAM_SOURCE WITNESS_FILE INTERNAL_KEY PRIVKEY_1 FAUCET_ADDRESS
+do
+    echo -n "$variable = "
+    eval echo \$$variable
+done
+
+pause
+
+# Compile p2ms.simf (pay to multisig) program
+echo simc $PROGRAM_SOURCE
+simc $PROGRAM_SOURCE
+
+pause
+
+# Extract the compiled program from the output of that command
+COMPILED_PROGRAM=$(simc "$PROGRAM_SOURCE" | tail -1)
+
+echo hal-simplicity simplicity info $COMPILED_PROGRAM
+hal-simplicity simplicity info $COMPILED_PROGRAM | jq
+BYTECODE=$(hal-simplicity simplicity info "$COMPILED_PROGRAM" | jq -r .commit_decode)
+CMR=$(hal-simplicity simplicity info "$COMPILED_PROGRAM" | jq -r .cmr)
+CONTRACT_ADDRESS=$(hal-simplicity simplicity info "$COMPILED_PROGRAM" | jq -r .liquid_testnet_address_unconf)
+echo
+
+for variable in CMR CONTRACT_ADDRESS
+do
+    echo -n "$variable = "
+    eval echo \$$variable
+done
+
+pause
+
+# Here we use a curl command to contact the Liquid Testnet faucet to
+# ask it to fund our contract
+echo Running curl to connect to Liquid Testnet faucet...
+FAUCET_TRANSACTION=$(bash ~/faucet.sh "$CONTRACT_ADDRESS" | bash ~/extract-transaction.sh)
+
+echo "FAUCET_TRANSACTION = $FAUCET_TRANSACTION"
+
+
+# aqui termina a parte de criacao do contrato e funding
+
+pause
+
+# Ask elements-cli to create a minimal PSET which asks to spend the
+# value that the faucet sent our contract, by sending it back to
+# FAUCET_ADDRESS (the address the contract is asked to send this value
+# to) -- less a fee
+echo $ELEMENTS_CLI createpsbt "[ { \"txid\": \"$FAUCET_TRANSACTION\", \"vout\": 0 } ]" "[ { \"$FAUCET_ADDRESS\": 0.00099900 }, { \"fee\": 0.00000100 } ]"
+PSET=$($ELEMENTS_CLI createpsbt "[ { \"txid\": \"$FAUCET_TRANSACTION\", \"vout\": 0 } ]" "[ { \"$FAUCET_ADDRESS\": 0.00099900 }, { \"fee\": 0.00000100 } ]")
+
+echo "Minimal PSET is $PSET"
+
+pause
+
+# Now we will attach a lot of stuff to this PSET.
+
+# First, we want to know more details related to the incoming transaction
+# that funded the contract and that we are now attempting to spend.
+#
+# Although we may have to wait until we know about the faucet transaction
+# locally (instead of getting the details from the API).
+echo "Looping until our local elementsd has our faucet transaction."
+
+sleep 5
+while ! $ELEMENTS_CLI gettxout $FAUCET_TRANSACTION 0 | grep . > /dev/null
+do
+    sleep 5
+done
+
+pause
+
+echo $ELEMENTS_CLI gettxout $FAUCET_TRANSACTION 0
+$ELEMENTS_CLI gettxout $FAUCET_TRANSACTION 0 | tee "$TMPDIR/faucet-tx-data.json" | jq
+
+HEX=$(jq -r .scriptPubKey.hex < "$TMPDIR/faucet-tx-data.json")
+ASSET=$(jq -r .asset < "$TMPDIR/faucet-tx-data.json")
+VALUE=$(jq -r .value < "$TMPDIR/faucet-tx-data.json")
+
+echo Extracted hex:asset:value parameters $HEX:$ASSET:$VALUE
+
+pause
+
+echo hal-simplicity simplicity pset update-input "$PSET" 0 -i "$HEX:$ASSET:$VALUE" -c "$CMR" -p "$INTERNAL_KEY"
+hal-simplicity simplicity pset update-input "$PSET" 0 -i "$HEX:$ASSET:$VALUE" -c "$CMR" -p "$INTERNAL_KEY" | tee "$TMPDIR/updated.json" | jq
+
+PSET=$(jq -r .pset < "$TMPDIR/updated.json")
+
+pause
+
+# Now we have to generate the sighash and then, for this case, make
+# signatures on it corresponding to the signatures of 2 out of 3 authorized
+# keys.
+
+# Signature 1
+echo hal-simplicity simplicity sighash "$PSET" 0 "$CMR" -x "$PRIVKEY_1"
+hal-simplicity simplicity sighash "$PSET" 0 "$CMR" -x "$PRIVKEY_1" | jq
+SIGNATURE_1=$(hal-simplicity simplicity sighash "$PSET" 0 "$CMR" -x "$PRIVKEY_1" | jq -r .signature)
+echo "Signature 1 is $SIGNATURE_1 (different from JSON due to signing nonce)"
+
+pause
+
+# Put the signatures into the appropriate place in the .wit file
+# (these substitutions are extremely hard-coded for this specific
+# .wit file)
+echo "Copying signatures into copy of witness file $WITNESS_FILE..."
+cp $WITNESS_FILE "$TMPDIR/witness.wit"
+sed -i '' "s/, 0x[^)]*)/, 0x$SIGNATURE_1)/" "$TMPDIR/witness.wit"
+
+echo "Recompiling Simplicity program with attached populated witness file..."
+echo simc $PROGRAM_SOURCE "$TMPDIR/witness.wit"
+simc $PROGRAM_SOURCE "$TMPDIR/witness.wit" | tee "$TMPDIR/compiled-with-witness"
+
+PROGRAM=$(sed '1d;3,$d' "$TMPDIR/compiled-with-witness")
+WITNESS=$(sed '1,3d;5,$d' "$TMPDIR/compiled-with-witness")
+
+pause
+
+echo hal-simplicity simplicity pset finalize "$PSET" 0 "$PROGRAM" "$WITNESS"
+hal-simplicity simplicity pset finalize "$PSET" 0 "$PROGRAM" "$WITNESS" | jq
+PSET=$(hal-simplicity simplicity pset finalize "$PSET" 0 "$PROGRAM" "$WITNESS" | jq -r .pset)
+
+pause
+
+echo $ELEMENTS_CLI finalizepsbt "$PSET"
+$ELEMENTS_CLI finalizepsbt "$PSET" | jq
+RAW_TX=$($ELEMENTS_CLI finalizepsbt "$PSET" | jq -r .hex)
+
+pause
+
+# My copy of elementsd is too old for some reason to do the normal
+# TXID=$($ELEMENTS_CLI sendrawtransaction "$RAW_TX")
+# so I will submit this via the web API instead:
+echo Submitting raw transaction via Liquid Testnet web API...
+echo -n "Resulting transaction ID is "
+TXID=$(curl -s -X POST "https://blockstream.info/liquidtestnet/api/tx" -d "$RAW_TX")
+echo $TXID
+echo "View online at https://blockstream.info/liquidtestnet/tx/$TXID?expand"
+
+echo