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Normal Operation

bit create myWallet 2-3
bit address
bit send <>

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Client / Sign and extract DER

var clientSign = function(tx, xpriv, n) {
  //Derive proper key to sign, for each input
  var privs = [],
    derived = {};
  var xpriv = new Bitcore.HDPrivateKey(someXPrivKey[0]);

  _.each(tx.inputs, function(i) {

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var b = require('bitcore');

var priv = new b.PrivateKey();
var pub = new b.PublicKey(priv);

var inputs = 
  [ { txid: 'e872a0fda0afd0bce31ddfd9229c9eca2a68e4746615b8a0902b7a657b83676d',
    vout: 8,
    amount: 100,
    scriptPubKey: b.Script.buildPublicKeyHashOut(pub).toBuffer().toString('hex') } ] ;

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The following is a procedure to grab the extended priv key, for copayers that are

• Open the wallet in Chrome
• Open the javascript console
• Inspect an element on the html (could be any element), inspect by using the magnifing glass.

After selecting an item, go back to the javascript console and type:

 var w= angular.element($0).scope().wallet; w?'OK':'';

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1. Insight commit 70fc47f343417a5bd71241d42bd579c2949b54ef Author: Rainer Koirikivi rainer@koirikivi.fi Date: Mon Nov 3 22:59:38 2014 +0200

   Friendlier error reporting for sendRawTransaction

2. borro emailstorage db

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1. fetch insight #f2e33fcad34f76bed1e8a60a30751793f9a721cb https://github.com/bitpay/insight-api/commit/f2e33fcad34f76bed1e8a60a30751793f9a721cb
2. fetch Copay master #9e695863edd31cce9979250f2b625258b787c073
3. modify config.js to point to localhost
4. run insight: ENABLE_MAILBOX="true" ENABLE_EMAILSTORE="true" ./insight.js
5. check that creating a user with password with "!" does not work.
6. create a profile (3@3.com password 123)
7. close it and open it to test. Create some address and receive some btcs.

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 $ git clone -b bug/swipe --single-branch https://github.com/matiu/copay.git
 $ cd copay
 $ bower i
 $ npm i
 $ grunt
 $ util/swipeWallet.js XXX

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Joining a wallet
================

Creator (C) <-> Joining Peer (J)

(J)
  <- Hello (secret random, peerPubkey) encrypted with creatorPubkey

(C)
  (async._addConnectedPeer, emit 'connect', w.sendWalletId)

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1. Test only one class at time. Use sinon.stub (.returns & .yields) to create on the fly mockups for dependencies.
2. Test the API Only. Never access class internals for checking / setting values. Use the API, this prevents to brake test in the future. E.g.:

  class.setName('name');
  class.name.should.equal('name'); // Wrong
  clase.getName().should.equal('name'); //Right

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var opts = {
  blockchain: new Blockchain(...),,
  storage: localstorage / insight / drive,
  networking: new Async(...),
};

Identity.create(email, password, opts, function(err, iden){
    //
})