Source code for bitshares.memo

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from graphenecommon.memo import Memo as GrapheneMemo
from bitsharesbase.account import PrivateKey, PublicKey

from .account import Account
from .instance import BlockchainInstance
from .exceptions import (
    InvalidMemoKeyException,
    AccountDoesNotExistsException,
    WrongMemoKey,
    InvalidMessageSignature,
)


[docs]@BlockchainInstance.inject class Memo(GrapheneMemo): """ Deals with Memos that are attached to a transfer. :param bitshares.account.Account from_account: Account that has sent the memo :param bitshares.account.Account to_account: Account that has received the memo :param bitshares.bitshares.BitShares blockchain_instance: BitShares instance A memo is encrypted with a shared secret derived from a private key of the sender and a public key of the receiver. Due to the underlying mathematics, the same shared secret can be derived by the private key of the receiver and the public key of the sender. The encrypted message is perturbed by a nonce that is part of the transmitted message. .. code-block:: python from bitshares.memo import Memo m = Memo("bitshareseu", "wallet.xeroc") m.unlock_wallet("secret") enc = (m.encrypt("foobar")) print(enc) >> {'nonce': '17329630356955254641', 'message': '8563e2bb2976e0217806d642901a2855'} print(m.decrypt(enc)) >> foobar To decrypt a memo, simply use .. code-block:: python from bitshares.memo import Memo m = Memo() m.blockchain.wallet.unlock("secret") print(memo.decrypt(op_data["memo"])) if ``op_data`` being the payload of a transfer operation. """
[docs] def define_classes(self): self.account_class = Account self.privatekey_class = PrivateKey self.publickey_class = PublicKey