python/trezorctl: split trezorctl into separate modules
Instead of all commands (like `load-device`, `change-pin`,
`tezos-sign-tx`, `ethereum-verify-message`...) living in trezorctl.py,
each functional group is now defined in a separate file.
With that, better structuring of the trezorctl command becomes
available:
- instead of `trezorctl set-label`, use `trezorctl set label`
- instead of `trezorctl change-pin`, use `trezorctl set pin`
- instead of `trezorctl enable-passphrase`, use `trezorctl set
passphrase enabled`
For common commands, such as `sign-tx`, it is possible to use the
currency name or shortcut:
- `trezorctl btc sign-tx`
- `trezorctl ethereum sign-tx`
- `trezorctl xtz sign-tx`
- `trezorctl doge sign-tx`
etc.
Some aliases have been retained for better compatibility. For others,
refer to `trezorctl --help` and `trezorctl <command> --help`.
2019-09-10 13:00:27 +00:00
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# This file is part of the Trezor project.
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# Copyright (C) 2012-2019 SatoshiLabs and contributors
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# This library is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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# it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License version 3
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# as published by the Free Software Foundation.
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# This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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# GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
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import click
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from .. import cosi, tools
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from . import with_client
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python/trezorctl: split trezorctl into separate modules
Instead of all commands (like `load-device`, `change-pin`,
`tezos-sign-tx`, `ethereum-verify-message`...) living in trezorctl.py,
each functional group is now defined in a separate file.
With that, better structuring of the trezorctl command becomes
available:
- instead of `trezorctl set-label`, use `trezorctl set label`
- instead of `trezorctl change-pin`, use `trezorctl set pin`
- instead of `trezorctl enable-passphrase`, use `trezorctl set
passphrase enabled`
For common commands, such as `sign-tx`, it is possible to use the
currency name or shortcut:
- `trezorctl btc sign-tx`
- `trezorctl ethereum sign-tx`
- `trezorctl xtz sign-tx`
- `trezorctl doge sign-tx`
etc.
Some aliases have been retained for better compatibility. For others,
refer to `trezorctl --help` and `trezorctl <command> --help`.
2019-09-10 13:00:27 +00:00
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PATH_HELP = "BIP-32 path, e.g. m/44'/0'/0'/0/0"
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@click.group(name="cosi")
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def cli():
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"""CoSi (Cothority / collective signing) commands."""
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@cli.command()
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@click.option("-n", "--address", required=True, help=PATH_HELP)
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@click.argument("data")
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@with_client
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def commit(client, address, data):
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python/trezorctl: split trezorctl into separate modules
Instead of all commands (like `load-device`, `change-pin`,
`tezos-sign-tx`, `ethereum-verify-message`...) living in trezorctl.py,
each functional group is now defined in a separate file.
With that, better structuring of the trezorctl command becomes
available:
- instead of `trezorctl set-label`, use `trezorctl set label`
- instead of `trezorctl change-pin`, use `trezorctl set pin`
- instead of `trezorctl enable-passphrase`, use `trezorctl set
passphrase enabled`
For common commands, such as `sign-tx`, it is possible to use the
currency name or shortcut:
- `trezorctl btc sign-tx`
- `trezorctl ethereum sign-tx`
- `trezorctl xtz sign-tx`
- `trezorctl doge sign-tx`
etc.
Some aliases have been retained for better compatibility. For others,
refer to `trezorctl --help` and `trezorctl <command> --help`.
2019-09-10 13:00:27 +00:00
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"""Ask device to commit to CoSi signing."""
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address_n = tools.parse_path(address)
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return cosi.commit(client, address_n, bytes.fromhex(data))
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@cli.command()
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@click.option("-n", "--address", required=True, help=PATH_HELP)
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@click.argument("data")
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@click.argument("global_commitment")
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@click.argument("global_pubkey")
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@with_client
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def sign(client, address, data, global_commitment, global_pubkey):
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python/trezorctl: split trezorctl into separate modules
Instead of all commands (like `load-device`, `change-pin`,
`tezos-sign-tx`, `ethereum-verify-message`...) living in trezorctl.py,
each functional group is now defined in a separate file.
With that, better structuring of the trezorctl command becomes
available:
- instead of `trezorctl set-label`, use `trezorctl set label`
- instead of `trezorctl change-pin`, use `trezorctl set pin`
- instead of `trezorctl enable-passphrase`, use `trezorctl set
passphrase enabled`
For common commands, such as `sign-tx`, it is possible to use the
currency name or shortcut:
- `trezorctl btc sign-tx`
- `trezorctl ethereum sign-tx`
- `trezorctl xtz sign-tx`
- `trezorctl doge sign-tx`
etc.
Some aliases have been retained for better compatibility. For others,
refer to `trezorctl --help` and `trezorctl <command> --help`.
2019-09-10 13:00:27 +00:00
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"""Ask device to sign using CoSi."""
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address_n = tools.parse_path(address)
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return cosi.sign(
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client,
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address_n,
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bytes.fromhex(data),
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bytes.fromhex(global_commitment),
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bytes.fromhex(global_pubkey),
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)
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