def _convenience_build_standard_transaction(self):
"""These transactions get POSTed directly to masternodes by TAU wallet software"""
STU = (ED25519Wallet.new())
DAVIS = (ED25519Wallet.new())
DENTON = (ED25519Wallet.new())
FALCON = (ED25519Wallet.new())
KNOWN_ADRS = (STU, DAVIS, DENTON, FALCON)
amount = 10
tx = StandardTransactionBuilder.create_tx(STU[0], STU[1], DAVIS[1], amount)
return tx
def test_verify_wrong_ms(self):
# Test merkle tree validation returns false for incorrect verifying (public) key
msg = b'this is a pretend merkle tree hash'
timestamp = 'now'
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
signature = ED25519Wallet.sign(sk, msg)
ms = MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=signature,
timestamp=timestamp,
sender=vk)
sk1, vk1 = ED25519Wallet.new()
self.assertFalse(ms.verify(msg, vk1))
def test_invalid_sender_wrong_sender(self):
"""
Tests that an error is raised during creation if an invalid sender field is passed in. A sender should be a
64 character hex string verifying key.
"""
# Test an error is thrown when MerkleSignature created with a sender that is not the correct public key
msg = b'this is a pretend merkle tree hash'
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
signature = ED25519Wallet.sign(sk, msg)
timestamp = 'now'
vk_bad = ED25519Wallet.new()[1] # different verifying (public) key
bad_public_key = MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=signature,
timestamp=timestamp,
sender=vk_bad)
self.assertRaises(Exception, bad_public_key)
def random_envelope():
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
tx = StandardTransactionBuilder.random_tx()
sender = 'me'
return Envelope.create_from_message(message=tx,
signing_key=sk,
sender_id=sender)
def test_invalid_signature_bad_length(self):
# Test signature incorrect length (but valid hex)
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
timestamp = 'now'
sig = ''.join(('A' for _ in range(100)))
wrong_len = MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=sig,
timestamp=timestamp,
sender=vk,
validate=False)
self.assertRaises(Exception, wrong_len.validate)
def test_valid_sender(self):
# Confirm no error when correct public key is used
msg = b'this is a pretend merkle tree hash'
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
signature = ED25519Wallet.sign(sk, msg)
timestamp = 'now'
MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=signature,
timestamp=timestamp,
sender=vk) # no error thrown
def test_validate_catches_bad_sig(self):
# test that validate is called by default and throws an exception with bad sig
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
sig = ''.join(('X' for _ in range(128)))
timestamp = 'now'
self.assertRaises(Exception,
MerkleSignature.create,
sig_hex=sig,
timestamp=timestamp,
sender=vk)
def test_create_with_envelope(self):
"""
Tests creating a message with an envelope produces an object with the expected properties
"""
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
tx = StandardTransactionBuilder.random_tx()
sender = 'me'
env = Envelope.create_from_message(message=tx, signing_key=sk)
cmd = ReactorCommand.create_cmd('some_cls', 'some_func', envelope=env)
self.assertTrue(ReactorCommand.envelope, env)
def test_deserialization_valid_json(self):
# Test valid json throws no errors
msg = b'this is a pretend merkle tree hash'
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
signature = ED25519Wallet.sign(sk, msg)
d = {
MerkleSignature.SIG: signature,
MerkleSignature.TS: 'now',
MerkleSignature.SENDER: vk
}
binary = json.dumps(d).encode()
MerkleSignature.from_bytes(binary)
def test_deserialization_bad_sk_hex(self):
# Test valid json but signature (private key) not proper hex
msg = b'this is a pretend merkle tree hash'
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
sig = ''.join(('Z' for _ in range(128)))
d = {
MerkleSignature.SIG: sig,
MerkleSignature.TS: 'now',
MerkleSignature.SENDER: vk
}
binary = json.dumps(d).encode()
self.assertRaises(Exception, MerkleSignature.from_bytes, binary)
def test_invalid_timestamp(self):
"""
Test that if the timestamp field is not formatted as expected an error will be thrown
"""
msg = b'this is a pretend merkle tree hash'
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
signature = ED25519Wallet.sign(sk, msg)
timestamp = 99
self.assertRaises(
TypeError,
MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=signature,
timestamp=timestamp,
sender=vk))
def run_mgmt():
from cilantro.logger import get_logger
from cilantro import Constants
from cilantro.db import DB, DB_NAME
from cilantro.utils.test import MPComposer
from cilantro.protocol.wallets import ED25519Wallet
import os, time, asyncio
log = get_logger(__name__)
sk = Constants.Testnet.Masternodes[0]['sk']
vk = Constants.Protocol.Wallets.get_vk(sk)
s,v = ED25519Wallet.new()
mpc = MPComposer(name='mgmt', sk=s)
mpc.add_sub(filter='a', vk=vk)
def _create_merkle_sig(self, msg: bytes):
"""
Helper method to create a MerkleSignature and wallet keys
:return: A tuple container (MerkleSignature, signing_key, verifying_key)
"""
assert type(msg) == bytes, "Must pass in bytes"
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
signature = ED25519Wallet.sign(sk, msg)
ms = MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=signature,
timestamp=TIMESTAMP,
sender=vk)
return ms, sk, vk
def test_verify_valid_ms(self):
"""
Tests that MerkleSignature.verify(...) returns true given a proper msg and vk
"""
# Test merkle tree verify() validates correct verifying (public) keys
msg = b'this is a pretend merkle tree hash'
timestamp = 'now'
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
signature = ED25519Wallet.sign(sk, msg)
ms = MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=signature,
timestamp=timestamp,
sender=vk)
self.assertTrue(ms.verify(msg))
def run_mgmt():
from cilantro.logger import get_logger
from cilantro import Constants
from cilantro.db import DB, DB_NAME
from cilantro.utils.test import MPComposer
from cilantro.protocol.wallets import ED25519Wallet
import os, time, asyncio
log = get_logger("MANAGEMENT NODE")
sk = Constants.Testnet.Masternode.Sk
vk = Constants.Protocol.Wallets.get_vk(sk)
s, v = ED25519Wallet.new()
mpc = MPComposer(name='mgmt', sk=s)
log.critical("trying to look at vk: {}".format(vk))
mpc.add_sub(filter='a', url='tcp://{}:33333'.format(vk))
def test_invalid_sender_bad_hash(self):
# Test an error is thrown when created with a sender of not valid hash
msg = b'this is a pretend merkle tree hash'
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
signature = ED25519Wallet.sign(sk, msg)
timestamp = 'now'
vk_bad_hash = ''.join(
'Z' for _ in range(64)) # verifying (public) key with bad hash
self.assertRaises(
Exception,
MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=signature,
timestamp=timestamp,
sender=vk_bad_hash,
validate=False))
def test_valid_creation(self):
"""
Tests that a MerkleSignature created with some argument has the expected properties
"""
msg = b'this is a pretend merkle tree hash'
timestamp = 'now'
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
signature = ED25519Wallet.sign(sk, msg)
ms = MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=signature,
timestamp=timestamp,
sender=vk)
self.assertEqual(ms.signature, signature)
self.assertEqual(ms.timestamp, timestamp)
self.assertEqual(ms.sender, vk)
def test_invalid_signature_nonhex(self):
"""
Tests that an error is raised during validation if an invalid signature is passed (nonhex, or length != 128)
"""
msg = b'this is a pretend merkle tree hash'
timestamp = 'now'
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
# Test nonhex signature (but valid length)
sig = ''.join(('X' for _ in range(128)))
nonhex = MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=sig,
timestamp=timestamp,
sender=vk,
validate=False)
self.assertRaises(Exception, nonhex.validate)
def build_test_merkle_sig(msg: bytes = b'some default payload',
sk=None,
vk=None) -> MerkleSignature:
"""
Builds a 'test' merkle signature. Used exclusively for unit tests
:return:
"""
import time
if not sk:
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
signature = ED25519Wallet.sign(sk, msg)
return MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=signature,
timestamp=str(time.time()),
sender=vk)
def test_serialization(self):
"""
Tests that a created block data reply successfully serializes and deserializes. The deserialized object should
have the same properties as the original one before it was serialized.
"""
msg = b'this is a pretend merkle tree hash'
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
signature = ED25519Wallet.sign(sk, msg)
timestamp = 'now'
valid_merkle_sig = MerkleSignature.create(sig_hex=signature,
timestamp=timestamp,
sender=vk)
valid_merkle_sig_serialized = valid_merkle_sig.serialize()
clone = MerkleSignature.from_bytes(valid_merkle_sig_serialized)
self.assertEqual(valid_merkle_sig.signature, clone.signature)
self.assertEqual(valid_merkle_sig.timestamp, clone.timestamp)
self.assertEqual(valid_merkle_sig.sender, clone.sender)
def random_envelope(sk=None, tx=None):
sk = sk or ED25519Wallet.new()[0]
tx = tx or random_msg()
return Envelope.create_from_message(message=tx, signing_key=sk)
import sys
import time
PORT_START = 4650
NUM_DELEGATES = 4
MULTI_PROC = True # NOTE: True is not working atm (reactor wont get notify_ready() for some reason)
URL_BASE = 'ipc://127.0.0.1'
delegates = []
log = get_logger("DelegateFactory")
log.info("MAIN THREAD")
# Delegates and wallets
for n in range(NUM_DELEGATES):
sk, vk = ED25519Wallet.new()
port = PORT_START + n
url = "{}:{}".format(URL_BASE, port)
# delegates.append({'url': 'ipc://127.0.0.1', 'verifying_key': vk, 'signing_key': sk, 'port': port})
delegates.append({'url': url, 'verifying_key': vk, 'signing_key': sk})
# public_delegate_list = [{'url': d['url'], 'verifying_key': d['verifying_key']} for d in delegates]
public_delegates = {d['url']: d['verifying_key'] for d in delegates}
def signal_handler(signal, frame):
log.debug('You pressed Ctrl+C!')
[d.subscriber_process.terminate() for d in delegate_objects]
sys.exit(0)
AKA: m, h(m), s(h(m)) for all delegates
1. test that we can make a merkle tree and sign it pretty quickly (DONE)
2. test that we can make a merkle tree on a whole bunch of nodes and sign it between each other
'''
# create real transactions and a real merkle tree
true_txs = [secrets.token_bytes(64) for i in range(100)]
m = MerkleTree(true_txs)
# create fake transactions and a fake merkle tree
fake_txs = [secrets.token_bytes(64) for i in range(100)]
n = MerkleTree(fake_txs)
# generate the delegates with new wallets
delegates = [ED25519Wallet.new() for i in range(64)]
connection_list = ['inproc://{}'.format(k[1]) for k in delegates]
def print_stuff():
pprint(connection_list)
print('\n===MERKLE TREE HASHED===')
h = hashlib.sha3_256()
[h.update(mm) for mm in m.nodes]
print(h.digest().hex())
print('\n===ENTIRE MERKLE TREE===')
[print(mm.hex()) for mm in m.nodes]
from cilantro.protocol.proofs import POW
from cilantro.protocol.interpreters import TestNetInterpreter
from cilantro.protocol.wallets import ED25519Wallet
'''
Steps:
1. create a ton of wallets
2. create a ton of random transaction for those wallets
3. interpret those transaction and verify them
4. put the db output stack in a list
5. figure it out from there.
'''
import random
import redis
NUM_WALLETS = 100
wallets = [ED25519Wallet.new() for x in range(NUM_WALLETS)]
txs = []
interpreter = TestNetInterpreter(proof_system=POW)
setup_queries = {}
def generate_random_std_transaction():
from_wallet, to_wallet = random.sample(wallets, 2)
amount = str(random.randint(1, 1000))
tx = TestNetTransaction.standard_tx(from_wallet[1], to_wallet[1], amount)
transaction_builder = TestNetTransaction(ED25519Wallet, POW)