Python eth_sign Examples

Example #1

File: test_crypto.py Project: pkafei/State-Channels

def test_eth_sign():
    # Generated using https://www.myetherwallet.com/signmsg.html
    msg = 'is it wednesday, my dudes?'

    sig_expected = '0xcc7b4e6cde6ace1d99995661250e52388aae17ebd66dcf52e634a6dd51bf286a2' \
                   'e9757967b7baff8b549da7d8c3340701abf8560430b7a0bdf34f42b19bbf1861b'

    assert encode_hex(eth_sign(SENDER_PRIVATE_KEY, msg)) == sig_expected

Example #2

File: test_crypto.py Project: AlphaX-IBS/microraiden

def test_eth_sign():
    # Generated using https://www.myetherwallet.com/signmsg.html
    msg = 'is it wednesday, my dudes?'

    sig_expected = '0xcc7b4e6cde6ace1d99995661250e52388aae17ebd66dcf52e634a6dd51bf286a2' \
                   'e9757967b7baff8b549da7d8c3340701abf8560430b7a0bdf34f42b19bbf1861b'

    assert encode_hex(eth_sign(SENDER_PRIVATE_KEY, msg)) == sig_expected

Example #3

File: test_crypto.py Project: pkafei/State-Channels

def test_eth_sign_v27():
    sig = eth_sign(SENDER_PRIVATE_KEY, 'hello v=27')
    assert sig[-1] == 27
    assert is_same_address(eth_verify(sig, 'hello v=27'), SENDER_ADDR)

Example #4

File: test_crypto.py Project: sadaf2605/microraiden

def test_eth_sign_v27():
    sig = eth_sign(SENDER_PRIVATE_KEY, 'hello v=27')
    assert sig[-1] == 27
    assert eth_verify(sig, 'hello v=27') == SENDER_ADDR

Example #5

File: test_crypto.py Project: AlphaX-IBS/microraiden

def test_eth_sign_v27():
    sig = eth_sign(SENDER_PRIVATE_KEY, 'hello v=27')
    assert sig[-1] == 27
    assert is_same_address(eth_verify(sig, 'hello v=27'), SENDER_ADDR)