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-# API
-Links: [API](#api), [Interfaces](#interfaces), [Classes](#classes), [Functions](#functions), [Types](#types), [Enums](#enums), [Variables](#variables)
-## Interfaces
-## Classes
-| |
-| --- |
-| [ECIES](#class-ecies) |
-| [HD](#class-hd) |
-| [Mnemonic](#class-mnemonic) |
-Links: [API](#api), [Interfaces](#interfaces), [Classes](#classes), [Functions](#functions), [Types](#types), [Enums](#enums), [Variables](#variables)
----
-### Class: ECIES
-```ts
-export default class ECIES {
-    public static ivkEkM(privKey: PrivateKey, pubKey: PublicKey): {
-        iv: number[];
-        kE: number[];
-        kM: number[];
-    }
-    public static electrumEncrypt(messageBuf: number[], toPublicKey: PublicKey, fromPrivateKey?: PrivateKey, noKey = false): number[]
-    public static electrumDecrypt(encBuf: number[], toPrivateKey: PrivateKey, fromPublicKey?: PublicKey): number[]
-    public static bitcoreEncrypt(messageBuf: number[], toPublicKey: PublicKey, fromPrivateKey?: PrivateKey, ivBuf?: number[]): number[]
-    public static bitcoreDecrypt(encBuf: number[], toPrivateKey: PrivateKey): number[]
-}
-```
-See also: [PrivateKey](./primitives.md#class-privatekey), [PublicKey](./primitives.md#class-publickey)
-#### Method bitcoreDecrypt
-Decrypts a message encrypted using the Bitcore variant of ECIES.
-```ts
-public static bitcoreDecrypt(encBuf: number[], toPrivateKey: PrivateKey): number[]
-```
-See also: [PrivateKey](./primitives.md#class-privatekey)
-Returns
-The decrypted message as a number array.
-Argument Details
-+ **encBuf**
-  + The encrypted message buffer.
-+ **toPrivateKey**
-  + The private key of the recipient.
-#### Method bitcoreEncrypt
-Encrypts a given message using the Bitcore variant of ECIES.
-```ts
-public static bitcoreEncrypt(messageBuf: number[], toPublicKey: PublicKey, fromPrivateKey?: PrivateKey, ivBuf?: number[]): number[]
-```
-See also: [PrivateKey](./primitives.md#class-privatekey), [PublicKey](./primitives.md#class-publickey)
-Returns
-The encrypted message as a number array.
-Argument Details
-+ **messageBuf**
-  + The message to be encrypted, in number array format.
-+ **toPublicKey**
-  + The public key of the recipient.
-+ **fromPrivateKey**
-  + The private key of the sender. If not provided, a random private key is used.
-+ **ivBuf**
-  + The initialization vector for encryption. If not provided, a random IV is used.
-#### Method electrumDecrypt
-Decrypts a message encrypted using the Electrum ECIES method.
-```ts
-public static electrumDecrypt(encBuf: number[], toPrivateKey: PrivateKey, fromPublicKey?: PublicKey): number[]
-```
-See also: [PrivateKey](./primitives.md#class-privatekey), [PublicKey](./primitives.md#class-publickey)
-Returns
-The decrypted message as a number array.
-Argument Details
-+ **encBuf**
-  + The encrypted message buffer.
-+ **toPrivateKey**
-  + The private key of the recipient.
-+ **fromPublicKey**
-  + The public key of the sender. If not provided, it is extracted from the message.
-#### Method electrumEncrypt
-Encrypts a given message using the Electrum ECIES method.
-```ts
-public static electrumEncrypt(messageBuf: number[], toPublicKey: PublicKey, fromPrivateKey?: PrivateKey, noKey = false): number[]
-```
-See also: [PrivateKey](./primitives.md#class-privatekey), [PublicKey](./primitives.md#class-publickey)
-Returns
-The encrypted message as a number array.
-Argument Details
-+ **messageBuf**
-  + The message to be encrypted, in number array format.
-+ **toPublicKey**
-  + The public key of the recipient.
-+ **fromPrivateKey**
-  + The private key of the sender. If not provided, a random private key is used.
-+ **noKey**
-  + If true, does not include the sender's public key in the encrypted message.
-#### Method ivkEkM
-Generates the initialization vector (iv), encryption key (kE), and MAC key (kM)
-using the sender's private key and receiver's public key.
-```ts
-public static ivkEkM(privKey: PrivateKey, pubKey: PublicKey): {
-    iv: number[];
-    kE: number[];
-    kM: number[];
-}
-```
-See also: [PrivateKey](./primitives.md#class-privatekey), [PublicKey](./primitives.md#class-publickey)
-Returns
-An object containing the iv, kE, and kM as number arrays.
-Argument Details
-+ **privKey**
-  + The sender's private key.
-+ **pubKey**
-  + The receiver's public key.
-Links: [API](#api), [Interfaces](#interfaces), [Classes](#classes), [Functions](#functions), [Types](#types), [Enums](#enums), [Variables](#variables)
----
-### Class: HD
-```ts
-export default class HD {
-    versionBytesNum: number;
-    depth: number;
-    parentFingerPrint: number[];
-    childIndex: number;
-    chainCode: number[];
-    privKey: PrivateKey;
-    pubKey: PublicKey;
-    constants = {
-        pubKey: 76067358,
-        privKey: 76066276
-    };
-    constructor(versionBytesNum?: number, depth?: number, parentFingerPrint?: number[], childIndex?: number, chainCode?: number[], privKey?: PrivateKey, pubKey?: PublicKey)
-    public fromRandom(): this
-    public static fromRandom(): HD
-    public static fromString(str: string): HD
-    public fromString(str: string): this
-    public static fromSeed(bytes: number[]): HD
-    public fromSeed(bytes: number[]): this
-    public static fromBinary(buf: number[]): HD
-    public fromBinary(buf: number[]): this
-    public toString(): string
-    public derive(path: string): HD
-    public deriveChild(i: number): HD
-    public toPublic(): HD
-    public toBinary(): number[]
-    public isPrivate(): boolean
-}
-```
-See also: [PrivateKey](./primitives.md#class-privatekey), [PublicKey](./primitives.md#class-publickey)
-#### Constructor
-Constructor for the BIP32 HD wallet.
-Initializes an HD wallet with optional parameters for version bytes, depth, parent fingerprint, child index, chain code, private key, and public key.
-```ts
-constructor(versionBytesNum?: number, depth?: number, parentFingerPrint?: number[], childIndex?: number, chainCode?: number[], privKey?: PrivateKey, pubKey?: PublicKey)
-```
-See also: [PrivateKey](./primitives.md#class-privatekey), [PublicKey](./primitives.md#class-publickey)
-Argument Details
-+ **versionBytesNum**
-  + Version bytes number for the wallet.
-+ **depth**
-  + Depth of the key in the hierarchy.
-+ **parentFingerPrint**
-  + Fingerprint of the parent key.
-+ **childIndex**
-  + Index of the child key.
-+ **chainCode**
-  + Chain code for key derivation.
-+ **privKey**
-  + Private key of the wallet.
-+ **pubKey**
-  + Public key of the wallet.
-#### Method derive
-Derives a child HD wallet based on a given path.
-The path specifies the hierarchy of the child key to be derived.
-```ts
-public derive(path: string): HD
-```
-See also: [HD](./compat.md#class-hd)
-Returns
-A new HD instance representing the derived child wallet.
-Argument Details
-+ **path**
-  + A string representing the derivation path (e.g., 'm/0'/1).
-#### Method deriveChild
-Derives a child HD wallet from the current wallet based on an index.
-This method generates either a private or public child key depending on the current wallet's state.
-```ts
-public deriveChild(i: number): HD
-```
-See also: [HD](./compat.md#class-hd)
-Returns
-A new HD instance representing the derived child wallet.
-Argument Details
-+ **i**
-  + The index of the child key to derive.
-#### Method fromBinary
-Initializes the HD wallet from a binary buffer.
-Parses a binary buffer to set up the wallet's properties.
-```ts
-public static fromBinary(buf: number[]): HD
-```
-See also: [HD](./compat.md#class-hd)
-Returns
-The new instance with properties set from the buffer.
-Argument Details
-+ **buf**
-  + A buffer containing the wallet data.
-#### Method fromBinary
-Initializes the HD wallet from a binary buffer.
-Parses a binary buffer to set up the wallet's properties.
-```ts
-public fromBinary(buf: number[]): this
-```
-Returns
-The current instance with properties set from the buffer.
-Argument Details
-+ **buf**
-  + A buffer containing the wallet data.
-#### Method fromRandom
-Generates a new HD wallet with random keys.
-This method creates a root HD wallet with randomly generated private and public keys.
-```ts
-public fromRandom(): this
-```
-Returns
-The current HD instance with generated keys.
-#### Method fromRandom
-Generates a new HD wallet with random keys.
-This method creates a root HD wallet with randomly generated private and public keys.
-```ts
-public static fromRandom(): HD
-```
-See also: [HD](./compat.md#class-hd)
-Returns
-A new HD instance with generated keys.
-#### Method fromSeed
-Initializes the HD wallet from a seed.
-This method generates keys and other properties from a given seed, conforming to the BIP32 specification.
-```ts
-public static fromSeed(bytes: number[]): HD
-```
-See also: [HD](./compat.md#class-hd)
-Returns
-The current instance with properties set from the seed.
-Argument Details
-+ **bytes**
-  + An array of bytes representing the seed.
-#### Method fromSeed
-Initializes the HD wallet from a seed.
-This method generates keys and other properties from a given seed, conforming to the BIP32 specification.
-```ts
-public fromSeed(bytes: number[]): this
-```
-Returns
-The current instance with properties set from the seed.
-Argument Details
-+ **bytes**
-  + An array of bytes representing the seed.
-#### Method fromString
-Initializes the HD wallet from a given base58 encoded string.
-This method decodes a provided string to set up the HD wallet's properties.
-```ts
-public static fromString(str: string): HD
-```
-See also: [HD](./compat.md#class-hd)
-Returns
-The new instance with properties set from the string.
-Argument Details
-+ **str**
-  + A base58 encoded string representing the wallet.
-#### Method fromString
-Initializes the HD wallet from a given base58 encoded string.
-This method decodes a provided string to set up the HD wallet's properties.
-```ts
-public fromString(str: string): this
-```
-Returns
-The current instance with properties set from the string.
-Argument Details
-+ **str**
-  + A base58 encoded string representing the wallet.
-#### Method isPrivate
-Checks if the HD wallet contains a private key.
-This method determines whether the wallet is a private key wallet or a public key only wallet.
-```ts
-public isPrivate(): boolean
-```
-Returns
-A boolean value indicating whether the wallet has a private key (true) or not (false).
-#### Method toBinary
-Converts the HD wallet into a binary representation.
-This method serializes the wallet's properties into a binary format.
-```ts
-public toBinary(): number[]
-```
-Returns
-An array of numbers representing the binary data of the wallet.
-#### Method toPublic
-Converts the current HD wallet to a public-only wallet.
-This method strips away the private key information, leaving only the public part.
-```ts
-public toPublic(): HD
-```
-See also: [HD](./compat.md#class-hd)
-Returns
-A new HD instance representing the public-only wallet.
-#### Method toString
-function toString() { [native code] }
-Converts the HD wallet to a base58 encoded string.
-This method provides a string representation of the HD wallet's current state.
-```ts
-public toString(): string
-```
-Returns
-A base58 encoded string of the HD wallet.
-Links: [API](#api), [Interfaces](#interfaces), [Classes](#classes), [Functions](#functions), [Types](#types), [Enums](#enums), [Variables](#variables)
----
-### Class: Mnemonic
-```ts
-export default class Mnemonic {
-    public mnemonic: string;
-    public seed: number[];
-    public Wordlist: {
-        value: string[];
-        space: string;
-    };
-    constructor(mnemonic?: string, seed?: number[], wordlist = wordList)
-    public toBinary(): number[]
-    public fromBinary(bin: number[]): this
-    public fromRandom(bits?: number): this
-    public static fromRandom(bits?: number): Mnemonic
-    public fromEntropy(buf: number[]): this
-    public static fromEntropy(buf: number[]): Mnemonic
-    public fromString(mnemonic: string): this
-    public static fromString(str: string): Mnemonic
-    public toString(): string
-    public toSeed(passphrase?: string): number[]
-    public entropy2Mnemonic(buf: number[]): this
-    public check(): boolean
-    public mnemonic2Seed(passphrase = ""): this
-    public isValid(passphrase = ""): boolean
-    public static isValid(mnemonic: string, passphrase = ""): boolean
-}
-```
-See also: [wordList](./compat.md#variable-wordlist)
-#### Constructor
-Constructs a Mnemonic object.
-```ts
-constructor(mnemonic?: string, seed?: number[], wordlist = wordList)
-```
-See also: [wordList](./compat.md#variable-wordlist)
-Argument Details
-+ **mnemonic**
-  + An optional mnemonic phrase.
-+ **seed**
-  + An optional seed derived from the mnemonic.
-+ **wordlist**
-  + An object containing a list of words and space character used in the mnemonic.
-#### Method check
-Validates the mnemonic phrase.
-Checks for correct length, absence of invalid words, and proper checksum.
-```ts
-public check(): boolean
-```
-Returns
-True if the mnemonic is valid, false otherwise.
-Throws
-If the mnemonic is not an even multiple of 11 bits.
-#### Method entropy2Mnemonic
-Converts entropy to a mnemonic phrase.
-This method takes a buffer of entropy and converts it into a corresponding
-mnemonic phrase based on the Mnemonic wordlist. The entropy should be at least 128 bits.
-The method applies a checksum and maps the entropy to words in the wordlist.
-```ts
-public entropy2Mnemonic(buf: number[]): this
-```
-Returns
-The Mnemonic instance with the mnemonic set from the entropy.
-Argument Details
-+ **buf**
-  + The entropy buffer to convert. Must be at least 128 bits.
-Throws
-If the entropy is less than 128 bits or if it's not an even multiple of 11 bits.
-#### Method fromBinary
-Loads a mnemonic and seed from a binary representation.
-```ts
-public fromBinary(bin: number[]): this
-```
-Returns
-The Mnemonic instance with loaded mnemonic and seed.
-Argument Details
-+ **bin**
-  + The binary representation of a mnemonic and seed.
-#### Method fromEntropy
-Converts given entropy into a mnemonic phrase.
-This method is used to generate a mnemonic from a specific entropy source.
-```ts
-public fromEntropy(buf: number[]): this
-```
-Returns
-The Mnemonic instance with the mnemonic set from the given entropy.
-Argument Details
-+ **buf**
-  + The entropy buffer, must be at least 128 bits.
-Throws
-If the entropy is less than 128 bits.
-#### Method fromEntropy
-Static method to create a Mnemonic instance from a given entropy.
-```ts
-public static fromEntropy(buf: number[]): Mnemonic
-```
-See also: [Mnemonic](./compat.md#class-mnemonic)
-Returns
-A new Mnemonic instance.
-Argument Details
-+ **buf**
-  + The entropy buffer.
-#### Method fromRandom
-Generates a random mnemonic from a given bit length.
-```ts
-public fromRandom(bits?: number): this
-```
-Returns
-The Mnemonic instance with the new random mnemonic.
-Argument Details
-+ **bits**
-  + The bit length for the random mnemonic (must be a multiple of 32 and at least 128).
-Throws
-If the bit length is not a multiple of 32 or is less than 128.
-#### Method fromRandom
-Static method to generate a Mnemonic instance with a random mnemonic.
-```ts
-public static fromRandom(bits?: number): Mnemonic
-```
-See also: [Mnemonic](./compat.md#class-mnemonic)
-Returns
-A new Mnemonic instance.
-Argument Details
-+ **bits**
-  + The bit length for the random mnemonic.
-#### Method fromString
-Sets the mnemonic for the instance from a string.
-```ts
-public fromString(mnemonic: string): this
-```
-Returns
-The Mnemonic instance with the set mnemonic.
-Argument Details
-+ **mnemonic**
-  + The mnemonic phrase as a string.
-#### Method fromString
-Static method to create a Mnemonic instance from a mnemonic string.
-```ts
-public static fromString(str: string): Mnemonic
-```
-See also: [Mnemonic](./compat.md#class-mnemonic)
-Returns
-A new Mnemonic instance.
-Argument Details
-+ **str**
-  + The mnemonic phrase.
-#### Method isValid
-Determines the validity of a given passphrase with the mnemonic.
-This method is useful for checking if a passphrase matches with the mnemonic.
-```ts
-public isValid(passphrase = ""): boolean
-```
-Returns
-True if the mnemonic and passphrase combination is valid, false otherwise.
-Argument Details
-+ **passphrase**
-  + The passphrase to validate.
-#### Method isValid
-Static method to check the validity of a given mnemonic and passphrase combination.
-```ts
-public static isValid(mnemonic: string, passphrase = ""): boolean
-```
-Returns
-True if the combination is valid, false otherwise.
-Argument Details
-+ **mnemonic**
-  + The mnemonic phrase.
-+ **passphrase**
-  + The passphrase to validate.
-#### Method mnemonic2Seed
-Converts a mnemonic to a seed.
-This method takes the instance's mnemonic phrase, combines it with a passphrase (if provided),
-and uses PBKDF2 to generate a seed. It also validates the mnemonic before conversion.
-This seed can then be used for generating deterministic keys.
-```ts
-public mnemonic2Seed(passphrase = ""): this
-```
-Returns
-The Mnemonic instance with the seed generated from the mnemonic.
-Argument Details
-+ **passphrase**
-  + An optional passphrase for added security.
-Throws
-If the mnemonic does not pass validation or if the passphrase is not a string.
-#### Method toBinary
-Converts the mnemonic and seed into a binary representation.
-```ts
-public toBinary(): number[]
-```
-Returns
-The binary representation of the mnemonic and seed.
-#### Method toSeed
-Converts the mnemonic to a seed.
-The mnemonic must pass the validity check before conversion.
-```ts
-public toSeed(passphrase?: string): number[]
-```
-Returns
-The generated seed.
-Argument Details
-+ **passphrase**
-  + An optional passphrase for additional security.
-Throws
-If the mnemonic is invalid.
-#### Method toString
-function toString() { [native code] }
-Converts the instance's mnemonic to a string representation.
-```ts
-public toString(): string
-```
-Returns
-The mnemonic phrase as a string.
-Links: [API](#api), [Interfaces](#interfaces), [Classes](#classes), [Functions](#functions), [Types](#types), [Enums](#enums), [Variables](#variables)
----
-## Functions
-### Function: fromUtxo
-Example
-```ts
-const i = fromUtxo({
-  txid: '434555433eaca96dff6e71a4d02febd0dd3832e5ca4e5734623ca914522e17d5',
-  vout: 0,
-  script: '51',
-  satoshis: 1234
-}, new P2PKH().unlock(p))
-tx.addInput(i)
-```
-```ts
-export default function fromUtxo(utxo: jsonUtxo, unlockingScriptTemplate: {
-    sign: (tx: Transaction, inputIndex: number) => Promise<UnlockingScript>;
-    estimateLength: (tx: Transaction, inputIndex: number) => Promise<number>;
-}): TransactionInput
-```
-See also: [Transaction](./transaction.md#class-transaction), [TransactionInput](./transaction.md#interface-transactioninput), [UnlockingScript](./script.md#class-unlockingscript), [sign](./compat.md#variable-sign)
-Argument Details
-+ **utxo**
-  + : jsonUtxo
-+ **unlockingScriptTemplate**
-  + : { sign: (tx: Transaction, inputIndex: number) => Promise<UnlockingScript>, estimateLength: (tx: Transaction, inputIndex: number) => Promise<number> }
-Links: [API](#api), [Interfaces](#interfaces), [Classes](#classes), [Functions](#functions), [Types](#types), [Enums](#enums), [Variables](#variables)
----
-## Types
-## Enums
-## Variables
-| |
-| --- |
-| [magicHash](#variable-magichash) |
-| [sign](#variable-sign) |
-| [verify](#variable-verify) |
-| [wordList](#variable-wordlist) |
-Links: [API](#api), [Interfaces](#interfaces), [Classes](#classes), [Functions](#functions), [Types](#types), [Enums](#enums), [Variables](#variables)
----
-### Variable: magicHash
-```ts
-magicHash = (messageBuf: number[]): number[] => {
-    const bw = new Writer();
-    bw.writeVarIntNum(prefix.length);
-    bw.write(toArray(prefix, "utf8"));
-    bw.writeVarIntNum(messageBuf.length);
-    bw.write(messageBuf);
-    const buf = bw.toArray();
-    const hashBuf = Hash.hash256(buf);
-    return hashBuf;
-}
-```
-See also: [Writer](./primitives.md#class-writer), [hash256](./primitives.md#variable-hash256), [toArray](./primitives.md#variable-toarray)
-Links: [API](#api), [Interfaces](#interfaces), [Classes](#classes), [Functions](#functions), [Types](#types), [Enums](#enums), [Variables](#variables)
----
-### Variable: sign
-```ts
-sign = (message: number[], privateKey: PrivateKey, mode: "raw" | "base64" = "base64"): Signature | string => {
-    const hashBuf = magicHash(message);
-    const sig = ECDSA.sign(new BigNumber(hashBuf), privateKey, true);
-    if (mode === "raw") {
-        return sig;
-    }
-    const h = new BigNumber(hashBuf);
-    const r = sig.CalculateRecoveryFactor(privateKey.toPublicKey(), h);
-    return sig.toCompact(r, true, "base64") as string;
-}
-```
-See also: [BigNumber](./primitives.md#class-bignumber), [PrivateKey](./primitives.md#class-privatekey), [Signature](./primitives.md#class-signature), [magicHash](./compat.md#variable-magichash)
-Links: [API](#api), [Interfaces](#interfaces), [Classes](#classes), [Functions](#functions), [Types](#types), [Enums](#enums), [Variables](#variables)
----
-### Variable: verify
-```ts
-verify = (message: number[], sig: Signature, pubKey: PublicKey): boolean => {
-    const hashBuf = magicHash(message);
-    return ECDSA.verify(new BigNumber(hashBuf), sig, pubKey);
-}
-```
-See also: [BigNumber](./primitives.md#class-bignumber), [PublicKey](./primitives.md#class-publickey), [Signature](./primitives.md#class-signature), [magicHash](./compat.md#variable-magichash)
-Links: [API](#api), [Interfaces](#interfaces), [Classes](#classes), [Functions](#functions), [Types](#types), [Enums](#enums), [Variables](#variables)
----
-### Variable: wordList
-```ts
-wordList = {
-    value: [
-        "abandon",
-        "ability",
-        "able",
-        "about",
-        "above",
-        "absent",
-        "absorb",
-        "abstract",
-        "absurd",
-        "abuse",
-        "access",
-        "accident",
-        "account",
-        "accuse",
-        "achieve",
-        "acid",
-        "acoustic",
-        "acquire",
-        "across",
-        "act",
-        "action",
-        "actor",
-        "actress",
-        "actual",
-        "adapt",
-        "add",
-        "addict",
-        "address",
-        "adjust",
-        "admit",
-        "adult",
-        "advance",
-        "advice",
-        "aerobic",
-        "affair",
-        "afford",
-        "afraid",
-        "again",
-        "age",
-        "agent",
-        "agree",
-        "ahead",
-        "aim",
-        "air",
-        "airport",
-        "aisle",
-        "alarm",
-        "album",
-        "alcohol",
-        "alert",
-        "alien",
-        "all",
-        "alley",
-        "allow",
-        "almost",
-        "alone",
-        "alpha",
-        "already",
-        "also",
-        "alter",
-        "always",
-        "amateur",
-        "amazing",
-        "among",
-        "amount",
-        "amused",
-        "analyst",
-        "anchor",
-        "ancient",
-        "anger",
-        "angle",
-        "angry",
-        "animal",
-        "ankle",
-        "announce",
-        "annual",
-        "another",
-        "answer",
-        "antenna",
-        "antique",
-        "anxiety",
-        "any",
-        "apart",
-        "apology",
-        "appear",
-        "apple",
-        "approve",
-        "april",
-        "arch",
-        "arctic",
-        "area",
-        "arena",
-        "argue",
-        "arm",
-        "armed",
-        "armor",
-        "army",
-        "around",
-        "arrange",
-        "arrest",
-        "arrive",
-        "arrow",
-        "art",
-        "artefact",
-        "artist",
-        "artwork",
-        "ask",
-        "aspect",
-        "assault",
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-```
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