funga-eth
Ethereum implementation of the funga signer interface.
See https://git.defalsify.org/funga for more details.
Tools
When installed as a python package, three tools are installed in the python executable script path.
funga-ethd- Signer daemon (see below for details).eth-keyfile- Ethereum keyfile en- and decoder, and en- and decrypter.eth-msg-sign- Signer tool for arbitrary messages (ERC-191).
funga-ethd
A Unix socket IPC server as funga-ethd implementing the following web3 json-rpc methods:
- web3.eth.personal.newAccount
- web3.eth.personal.signTransaction
- web3.eth.signTransaction
CLI tools
Please use --help as argument to the eth-keyfile and eth-msg-sign tools to learn the arguments the tools accept.
Funga interface implementations
- ReferenceKeystore: Implements the
Keystoreinterface, with a postgresql backend expecting sql schema as defined inReferenceKeystore.schema - ReferenceSigner Implements
Signer, accepting a single argument of typeKeystoreinterface. - EIP155Transaction: Creates transaction serializations appropriate for EIP155 replay protected signatures. Accepts a web3 format transaction dict as constructor argument together with nonce and optional chainId.
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