Example #1
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def b58check_encode(bin_s, version_byte=0):
    """ Takes in a binary string and converts it to a base 58 check string. """
    # append the version byte to the beginning
    bin_s = chr(int(version_byte)) + bin_s
    # calculate the number of leading zeros
    num_leading_zeros = len(re.match(r'^\x00*', bin_s).group(0))
    # add in the checksum add the end
    bin_s = bin_s + bin_checksum(bin_s)
    # convert from b2 to b16
    hex_s = binascii.hexlify(bin_s)
    # convert from b16 to b58
    b58_s = change_charset(hex_s, HEX_KEYSPACE, B58_KEYSPACE)

    return B58_KEYSPACE[0] * num_leading_zeros + b58_s
Example #2
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def b58check_encode(bin_s, version_byte=0):
    """ Takes in a binary string and converts it to a base 58 check string. """
    # append the version byte to the beginning
    bin_s = chr(int(version_byte)) + bin_s
    # calculate the number of leading zeros
    num_leading_zeros = len(re.match(r'^\x00*', bin_s).group(0))
    # add in the checksum add the end
    bin_s = bin_s + bin_checksum(bin_s)
    # convert from b2 to b16
    hex_s = binascii.hexlify(bin_s)
    # convert from b16 to b58
    b58_s = change_charset(hex_s, HEX_KEYSPACE, B58_KEYSPACE)

    return B58_KEYSPACE[0] * num_leading_zeros + b58_s
Example #3
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def b58check_unpack(b58_s):
    """ Takes in a base 58 check string and returns: the version byte, the
        original encoded binary string, and the checksum.
    """
    num_leading_zeros = len(re.match(r'^1*', b58_s).group(0))
    # convert from b58 to b16
    hex_s = change_charset(b58_s, B58_KEYSPACE, HEX_KEYSPACE)
    # convert from b16 to b2
    bin_s = binascii.unhexlify(hex_s)
    # add in the leading zeros
    bin_s = '\x00' * num_leading_zeros + bin_s
    # make sure the newly calculated checksum equals the embedded checksum
    newly_calculated_checksum = bin_checksum(bin_s[:-4])
    embedded_checksum = bin_s[-4:]
    assert(newly_calculated_checksum == embedded_checksum)    
    # return values
    version_byte = bin_s[:1]
    encoded_value = bin_s[1:-4]
    checksum = bin_s[-4:]
    return version_byte, encoded_value, checksum
Example #4
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def b58check_unpack(b58_s):
    """ Takes in a base 58 check string and returns: the version byte, the
        original encoded binary string, and the checksum.
    """
    num_leading_zeros = len(re.match(r'^1*', b58_s).group(0))
    # convert from b58 to b16
    hex_s = change_charset(b58_s, B58_KEYSPACE, HEX_KEYSPACE)
    # if an odd number of hex characters are present, add a zero to the front
    if len(hex_s) % 2 == 1:
        hex_s = "0" + hex_s
    # convert from b16 to b2
    bin_s = binascii.unhexlify(hex_s)
    # add in the leading zeros
    bin_s = '\x00' * num_leading_zeros + bin_s
    # make sure the newly calculated checksum equals the embedded checksum
    newly_calculated_checksum = bin_checksum(bin_s[:-4])
    embedded_checksum = bin_s[-4:]
    assert (newly_calculated_checksum == embedded_checksum)
    # return values
    version_byte = bin_s[:1]
    encoded_value = bin_s[1:-4]
    checksum = bin_s[-4:]
    return version_byte, encoded_value, checksum