Wax Signer

Aioha may be used to sign transactions on Wax Typescript library.

note

Wax here refers to the feature-rich multi-language library for Hive. Not to be confused with the competing blockchain forked from EOS.

Usage

import { createHiveChain } from '@hiveio/wax'
import { initAioha, WaxAiohaSigner } from '@aioha/aioha'

const aioha = initAioha()
const chain = await createHiveChain()
const tx = await chain.createTransaction()

// push some operations here...

await tx.sign(WaxAiohaSigner.for(aioha, 'active'))
await chain.broadcast(tx)

Caveats

Currently most if not all providers produce signatures using the legacy serialization method, while Wax prefers the newer method supported as of HF26 which saves 4 bytes per asset/NAI value in the transaction.

In addition, Aioha primarily uses the legacy transaction JSON format (array tuple of ["operation_name", {...body}]) while Wax primarily uses the newer JSON format of {"type": "operation_name", value: {...body}}.

We plan to address them in the next major breaking release of Aioha.