Creates an instance of SignerCkbScriptReadonly.
The client instance used for communication.
The scripts associated with the signer. Can be a single script, an array of scripts, or multiple script arguments.
The type of the signer.
The sign type of the signer. As this is a read-only signer, the sign type is SignerSignType.Unknown.
Connects to the client. This implementation does nothing as the class is read-only.
A promise that resolves when the connection is complete.
Check if the signer is connected.
A promise that resolves the connection status.
Gets an array of Address objects representing the script address.
A promise that resolves to an array of Address objects.
Static
verifyRegister a listener to be called when this signer is replaced.
A function for unregister
Disconnects to the signer.
A promise that resolves when the signer is disconnected.
Gets the identity for verifying signature, usually it's address
A promise that resolves to a string representing the identity
Gets the recommended Address object for the signer.
Optional
_preference: unknownOptional preference parameter.
A promise that resolves to the recommended Address object.
Gets the recommended address for the signer as a string.
Optional
preference: unknownOptional preference parameter.
A promise that resolves to the recommended address as a string.
Gets an array of addresses associated with the signer as strings.
A promise that resolves to an array of addresses as strings.
Find cells of this signer
The filter for the search key.
Optional
withData: null | booleanWhether to include cell data in the response.
Optional
order: "asc" | "desc"The order of the returned cells, can be "asc" or "desc".
Optional
limit: numberThe maximum number of cells for every querying chunk.
A async generator that yields all matching cells
Find cells of this signer
Optional
withData: null | booleanOptional
order: "asc" | "desc"Optional
limit: numberA async generator that yields all matches cells
Find transactions of this signer
Optional
groupByTransaction: null | falseOptional
order: "asc" | "desc"Optional
limit: numberA async generator that yields all matches transactions
Find transactions of this signer
Optional
order: "asc" | "desc"Optional
limit: numberA async generator that yields all matches transactions
Find transactions of this signer
Optional
groupByTransaction: null | booleanOptional
order: "asc" | "desc"Optional
limit: numberA async generator that yields all matches transactions
Gets balance of all addresses
A promise that resolves to the balance
Signs a message and returns signature only. This method is not implemented and should be overridden by subclasses.
The message to sign, as a string or BytesLike object.
A promise that resolves to the signature as a string.
Sends a transaction after signing it.
The transaction to send, represented as a TransactionLike object.
A promise that resolves to the transaction hash as a Hex string.
Signs a transaction.
The transaction to sign, represented as a TransactionLike object.
A promise that resolves to the signed Transaction object.
Prepares a transaction before signing. This method can be overridden by subclasses to perform any necessary steps, such as adding cell dependencies or witnesses, before the transaction is signed. The default implementation converts the TransactionLike object to a Transaction object without modification.
The transaction to prepare.
A promise that resolves to the prepared Transaction object.
Note that this default implementation does not add any cell dependencies or dummy witnesses.
This may lead to an underestimation of transaction size and fees if used with methods
like Transaction.completeFee
. Subclasses for signers that are intended to sign
transactions should override this method to perform necessary preparations.
Signs a transaction without preparing information for it. This method is not implemented and should be overridden by subclasses.
The transaction to sign, represented as a TransactionLike object.
A promise that resolves to the signed Transaction object.
A read-only signer for a CKB script. It can be used to get addresses, but not to sign transactions. This is useful when you want to watch an address without having the private key.