TrezorConnect: node signTx using account info

index.js

const TrezorConnect = require('trezor-connect').default;

TrezorConnect.manifest({
    email: '',
    appUrl: '',
});

TrezorConnect.on('UI_EVENT', event => {
    console.log('UI_EVENT', event.type);
});

TrezorConnect.on('DEVICE_EVENT', event => {
    console.log('DEVICE_EVENT', event.type);
});

const ACCOUNT = "m/49'/1'/0'";
const COIN = 'test';

const run = async () => {
    // fetch account data
    const account = await TrezorConnect.getAccountInfo({
        path: ACCOUNT,
        coin: COIN,
        details: 'tokenBalances',
    });

    if (!account.success) {
        console.error('Account info error', account.payload.error);
        return;
    }

    console.log('Account info:', account.payload);

    // use account data to precompose transaction, you can use multiple fee levels here.
    // the rule is: 1 fee level = 1 transaction object in response
    // it doesn't require device at this point
    const precomposedTx = await TrezorConnect.composeTransaction({
        account: account.payload,
        feeLevels: [{ feePerUnit: '1' }],
        outputs: [{
            address: '2N4Q5FhU2497BryFfUgbqkAJE87aKHUhXMp',
            amount: '2000',
        }],
        coin: COIN,
    });
    if (!precomposedTx.success) {
        console.error('Compose error', precomposedTx.payload.error);
        return;
    }

    const transactionInfo = precomposedTx.payload[0]; // in this example only 1 fee level was used

    if (transactionInfo.type !== 'final') {
        // amount not set, not enough funds....
        console.error('Tx not final', transactionInfo);
        return;
    }

    const signedTx = await TrezorConnect.signTransaction({
        outputs: transactionInfo.transaction.outputs,
        inputs: transactionInfo.transaction.inputs,
        coin: COIN,
        // push: true
    });

    console.log('Signed tx', signedTx.payload);
};

run();