Why? Because none of the existing pages on the interwebs are good. None of them could accept all the data via get parameters, and none of them were easily forkable to be hosted independently.
This implementation can accept get parameters, so it is linkable externally, and users could easily copy-paste one link to their counterparties to verify. This should be useful for people who do OTC and regularly do proof-of-funds before the transaction.
- hosted on https://bluewallet.github.io/VerifySignature
- or try with get parameters: https://bluewallet.github.io/VerifySignature?a=1HvaxYmChk9nQUZx888a6hc7E8KnKP98ic&m=test&s=HCfgnEo8RNYTgcOXafAf11BQQ5LXSvlss0AbnezENbFJQzRl0dJRGOfYbOrOPkb2iPdj21Cty5G4paevOks%2FpJ4%3D
- ...or short it https://bit.ly/3Gm85si
- Next.js
- Bitcoinjs
- Typescript
- Blockstream API (address balance)
- ..compiles into static html files so it can run completely offline
npm i
npm run exportAnd it is ready to be hosted on the website (should be served from /VerifySignature/ path, i.e. http://localhost:3000/VerifySignature).
Use npm run dev for development.
MIT