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EOSIO SDK for Swift: Vault Signature Provider EOSIO Alpha

:warning: Notice!! This repository is deprecated and will no longer receive updates. The functionality previously provided here has been incorporated into EOSIO SDK for Swift: Vault in the 1.0.0 release.

Software License Swift 5.0

Vault Signature Provider is a pluggable signature provider for EOSIO SDK for Swift. It allows for signing transactions using keys stored in Keychain or the device's Secure Enclave.

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About Signature Providers

The Signature Provider abstraction is arguably the most useful of all of the EOSIO SDK for Swift providers. It is responsible for:

By simply switching out the signature provider on a transaction, signature requests can be routed any number of ways. Need a signature from keys in the platform's Keychain or Secure Enclave? Configure the EosioTransaction with this signature provider. Need software signing? Take a look at the Softkey Signature Provider.

All signature providers must conform to the EosioSignatureProviderProtocol Protocol.

Prerequisites

Dependencies

Vault Signature Provider depends on the EOSIO SDK for Swift: Vault library. Vault will automatically be installed when you include Vault Signature Provider in your application with CocoaPods.

To access more Keychain and/or Secure Enclave functionality, use Vault directly. Refer to the EOSIO SDK for Swift: Vault documentation for more information.

Installation

Vault Signature Provider is intended to be used in conjunction with EOSIO SDK for Swift as a provider plugin.

To use Vault Signature Provider with EOSIO SDK for Swift in your app, add the following pods to your Podfile:

use_frameworks!

target "Your Target" do
  pod "EosioSwift", "~> 0.4.0" # EOSIO SDK for Swift core library
  pod "EosioSwiftVaultSignatureProvider", "~> 0.4.0" # pod for this library
  # add other providers for EOSIO SDK for Swift
  pod "EosioSwiftAbieosSerializationProvider", "~> 0.4.0" # serialization provider
end

Then run pod install.

Next, you must configure your application as a member of an App Group. See Apple's documentation here for instructions on enabling and configuring the App Group Capability in Xcode.

Now Vault Signature Provider is ready for use within EOSIO SDK for Swift according to the EOSIO SDK for Swift Basic Usage instructions.

Direct Usage

Generally, signature providers are called by EosioTransaction during signing. (See an example here.) If you find, however, that you need to get available keys or request signing directly, this library can be invoked as follows:

let signProvider = try? EosioVaultSignatureProvider(accessGroup: "YOUR_ACCESS_GROUP")
let publicKeysArray = signProvider?.getAvailableKeys() // Returns the public keys.

Learn more about Access Groups here.

To sign an EosioTransaction, create an EosioTransactionSignatureRequest object and call the EosioVaultSignatureProvider.signTransaction(request:completion:) method with the request:

var signRequest = EosioTransactionSignatureRequest()
signRequest.serializedTransaction = serializedTransaction
signRequest.publicKeys = publicKeys
signRequest.chainId = chainId

signProvider.signTransaction(request: signRequest) { (response) in
    ...
}

Documentation

Please refer to the generated code documentation at https://eosio.github.io/eosio-swift-vault-signature-provider or by cloning this repo and opening the docs/index.html file in your browser.

Library Methods

This library is an implementation of EosioSignatureProviderProtocol. It implements the following protocol methods:

To initialize the implementation:

Other Keychain and/or Secure Enclave functionality can be accessed by calling methods directly on EOSIO SDK for Swift: Vault, which is included with this library as a dependency.

Want to help?

Interested in contributing? That's awesome! Here are some Contribution Guidelines and the Code of Conduct.

License

MIT

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