Type Members

1.  case class Address(evidence: Evidence)(implicit networkPrefix: NetworkPrefix) extends BytesSerializable with Product with Serializable

   An address is a network specific commitment to a proposition encumbering a box.

   An address is a network specific commitment to a proposition encumbering a box. Addresses incorporate the evidence type and content from a proposition and add a network specific prefix. NOTE: when converted to/from string encodings Addresses will include a 4 byte checksum to allow for external software to enforce correctness checks (this behavior is controlled in the AddressEncoder). This 4 byte checksum is not included in the byte serialization of an Address.

   evidence

   a commitment produced from a proposition that identifies that proposition.

   networkPrefix

   a runtime specified parameter denoting the type of network that is executing

2.  sealed abstract class AddressValidationError extends AnyRef
3.  final class Evidence extends BytesSerializable

   Evidence content serves as a fingerprint (or commitment) of a particular proposition that is used to lock a box.

   Evidence content serves as a fingerprint (or commitment) of a particular proposition that is used to lock a box. Boxes are locked with 'Evidence' which is the concatentation of a typePrefix ++ content. The type prefix denotes what type of proposition the content references and the content serves as the commitment that a proposition will be checked against when a box is being unlocked during a transaction.

4.  sealed trait EvidenceProducer[P <: Proposition] extends AnyRef

   EvidenceProducer is a type-class that must be implemented by a proposition in order to generate the evidence for that proposition.

   EvidenceProducer is a type-class that must be implemented by a proposition in order to generate the evidence for that proposition. The evidence is then used to construct an address that holds outputs from a transaction.

   P

   a proposition that is used to encumber a UTXO

5.  sealed trait KnowledgeProposition[S <: Secret] extends Proposition
6.  sealed trait Proof[P <: Proposition] extends BytesSerializable

   The most general abstraction of fact a prover can provide a non-interactive proof to open a box or to modify an account

   The most general abstraction of fact a prover can provide a non-interactive proof to open a box or to modify an account

   A proof is non-interactive and thus serializable

7.  sealed trait ProofOfKnowledge[S <: Secret, P <: KnowledgeProposition[S]] extends Proof[P]

   The proof for a given type of Secret and KnowledgeProposition

8.  sealed trait Proposition extends BytesSerializable
9.  case class PublicKeyPropositionCurve25519(pubKeyBytes: PublicKey) extends KnowledgeProposition[PrivateKeyCurve25519] with Product with Serializable
10.  case class SignatureCurve25519(sigBytes: Signature) extends ProofOfKnowledge[PrivateKeyCurve25519, PublicKeyPropositionCurve25519] with Product with Serializable

    A proof corresponding to a PublicKeyCurve25519 proposition.

    A proof corresponding to a PublicKeyCurve25519 proposition. This is a zero-knowledge proof that argues knowledge of the underlying private key associated with a public key

    sigBytes

    25519 signature

11.  case class ThresholdPropositionCurve25519(threshold: Int, pubKeyProps: SortedSet[PublicKeyPropositionCurve25519]) extends KnowledgeProposition[PrivateKeyCurve25519] with Product with Serializable
12.  case class ThresholdSignatureCurve25519(signatures: Set[SignatureCurve25519]) extends ProofOfKnowledge[PrivateKeyCurve25519, ThresholdPropositionCurve25519] with Product with Serializable