package octez-proto-libs
type pk = Bls12_381_signature.MinPk.pk
Type of the public keys
Build a value of type pk
without performing any check on the input. It is safe to use this function when verifying a signature as the signature function verifies if the point is in the prime subgroup. Using unsafe_pk_of_bytes
removes a verification performed twice when used pk_of_bytes_exn
or pk_of_bytes_opt
.
The expected bytes format are the compressed form of a point on G1.
Build a value of type pk
safely, i.e. the function checks the bytes given in parameters represents a point on the curve and in the prime subgroup. Return None
if the bytes are not in the correct format or does not represent a point in the prime subgroup.
The expected bytes format are the compressed form of a point on G1.
Returns a bytes representation of a value of type pk
. The output is the compressed form a the point G1.t the pk
represents.
type signature = Bls12_381_signature.MinPk.signature
Type of the signatures
Build a value of type signature
without performing any check on the input. It is safe to use this function when verifying a signature as the signature function verifies if the point is in the prime subgroup. Using unsafe_signature_of_bytes
removes a verification performed twice when using signature_of_bytes_exn
or signature_of_bytes_opt
.
The expected bytes format are the compressed form of a point on G2.
Build a value of type signature
safely, i.e. the function checks the bytes given as argument represents a point on the curve and in the prime subgroup. Return None
if the bytes are not in the correct format or do not represent a point in the prime subgroup.
The expected bytes format are the compressed form of a point on G2.
Returns a bytes representation of a value of type signature
. The output is the compressed form of the G2.t
point the signature
represents.
aggregate_signature_opt signatures
aggregates the signatures signatures
, following https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-irtf-cfrg-bls-signature-04#section-2.8. Return None
if INVALID
is expected in the specification