blst-ts

Typescript wrapper for supranational/blst native bindings, a highly performant BLS12-381 signature library.

Supported Environments

Usage

yarn add @chainsafe/blst

This library comes with pre-compiled bindings for most platforms. You can check current support in releases. If your platform is not supported, bindings will be compiled from source as a best effort with node-gyp.

import crypto from "crypto";
import {SecretKey, verify, BLST_CONSTANTS} from "@chainsafe/blst";

const msg = Buffer.from("sample-msg");
const sk = SecretKey.fromKeygen(crypto.randomBytes(BLST_CONSTANTS.SECRET_KEY_LENGTH));
const pk = sk.toPublicKey();
const sig = sk.sign(msg);

console.log(verify(msg, pk, sig)); // true

This library exposes a classes for secret keys, public keys and signatures: SecretKey, PublicKey & Signature

The PublicKey and Signature contain an affine point (x,y) encoding of P1 in G1 and P2 in G2 respectively.

Spec versioning

This library has a hardcoded configuration compatible with Eth2.0 spec:

spec

test vectors

Contributing

Please check out CONTRIBUTING.md for more info on how to use the repo and for architectural details

Release/Publishing

Release

The release process is automatically triggered when the master branch has the version in package.json updated.

To create a new release:

1. Increment the project version in package.json
   • A pre-release can be published by ensuring that the project version is appended with non-numeric characters, eg: -beta
2. run yarn run version
3. merge a commit with these changes
4. CI will run and result in a new release being published

License

Apache-2.0