@waaskey/sdk 0.2.0 → 0.3.0

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package/dist/index.d.cts CHANGED
@@ -212,6 +212,12 @@ interface DeviceKeygenParams extends CeremonyParams {
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  * this device's private aux material and are NEVER sent to the server.
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  */
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  pregeneratedPrimes?: string;
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+ /**
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+ * The FULL party roster (`roles[i]` = relay role of protocol index `i`), when the backend
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+ * provides it (waas-core#131). Required to route a `parties > 2` ceremony — the plain 2-party
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+ * transport cannot attribute messages from more than one peer.
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+ */
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+ roles?: string[];
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  }
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  /** Result of the device half of keygen — the device's share never leaves the device. */
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  interface DeviceKeygenResult {
@@ -658,11 +664,21 @@ interface PrimePoolOptions {
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  targetSize?: number;
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  /** Persistence for the pool. Defaults to an in-memory store. */
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  store?: PrimePoolStore;
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+ /**
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+ * Kick off a refill automatically after every {@link PrimePool.take}. Default `false`:
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+ * unless the core generates primes in a Web Worker, wasm prime generation is a
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+ * synchronous CPU burn on the calling thread — a "background" refill starves the event
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+ * loop and stalls the very keygen ceremony the take() was for (it also freezes a
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+ * browser UI). Refill explicitly via {@link PrimePool.ensure} (`wallets.prewarm`) at
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+ * boot/idle, or set `true` only when the core is worker-backed.
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+ */
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+ autoRefill?: boolean;
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  }
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  declare class PrimePool {
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  private readonly core;
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  private readonly store;
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  private readonly targetSize;
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+ private readonly autoRefill;
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  /** Per-curve in-flight refill, so concurrent calls don't over-generate. */
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  private readonly refilling;
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  constructor(core: PrimeGenerator, options?: PrimePoolOptions);
@@ -674,8 +690,9 @@ declare class PrimePool {
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  private refill;
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  /**
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  * Claim a prime for a keygen. Returns a cached one instantly when the pool is warm; otherwise
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- * generates one inline (the slow fallback) so keygen never fails on an empty pool. Either way it
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- * kicks off a background refill so the next wallet is instant.
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+ * generates one inline (the slow fallback) so keygen never fails on an empty pool. Refill the
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+ * pool for the next wallet via {@link ensure} at idle (or opt into `autoRefill` when the core
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+ * is worker-backed).
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  */
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  take(curve: MpcCurve): Promise<string>;
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  }
@@ -1089,6 +1106,12 @@ interface WalletCeremony {
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  threshold: number;
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  /** Short-lived relay token (JWT) the device presents to join this keygen session; present only when relay auth is enabled. */
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  relayToken?: string;
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+ /**
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+ * The FULL party roster: `roles[i]` is the relay role of protocol index `i` (waas-core#131).
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+ * Needed by the routed transport whenever `parties > 2` (e.g. `['device', 'server', 'recovery']`);
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+ * older backends omit it — the SDK then reconstructs the standard 3-party topology.
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+ */
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+ roles?: string[];
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  /**
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  * The FROST DKG round-2 encryption roster — **ed25519 keygen only** (#114, backend `IWalletCeremony`).
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  * One X25519 encryption PUBLIC key (32-byte hex) per party, in `parties`/protocol-index order, so
@@ -2082,6 +2105,15 @@ declare class Wallet {
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  * pre-built assertion via `options.passkeyAssertion` (with its `options.passkeyChallengeId`).
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  */
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  sign(digest: string, options?: SignOptions): Promise<string>;
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+ /**
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+ * Start this device's half of a secp sign ceremony when the wallet's sign quorum requires it.
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+ * The quorum is the first `threshold` roles of the wallet's party list (#292) — for the default
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+ * `[device, server, recovery]`/2 that is `[device, server]`, so the device MUST be online and
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+ * co-signing. Returns `undefined` when the quorum is platform-only (or the wallet is not secp) —
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+ * the POST then completes alone, unchanged. A device-present quorum without the device deps or
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+ * stored share fails fast with a typed error instead of a guaranteed server-side timeout.
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+ */
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+ private startDeviceCoSign;
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  /**
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  * Send a transaction from this wallet. The platform builds the chain-specific transaction
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  * and co-signs it with the 2-of-3 MPC quorum, returning the **signed raw transaction**.
@@ -2370,6 +2402,13 @@ declare class Wallets {
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  * `[device, user_backup]` ceremony — one place owns the error contract so both paths stay identical.
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  */
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  private runKeygenParties;
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+ /**
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+ * Run ONE client keygen party over the right transport. A 2-party ceremony uses the plain
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+ * single-peer path; anything larger MUST be roster-routed — the 2-party transport attributes
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+ * every inbound message to the one configured peer, so a third party's very first message
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+ * aborts the protocol with "route received message" (waas-core#131).
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+ */
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+ private runKeygenParty;
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  /**
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  * Run the device half of an ed25519 (FROST) keygen (#110) and seal the resulting `{keyPackage,
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  * publicKeyPackage}` share — the EdDSA counterpart of the cggmp24 `runKeygen` branch in {@link create}.
package/dist/index.d.ts CHANGED
@@ -212,6 +212,12 @@ interface DeviceKeygenParams extends CeremonyParams {
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  * this device's private aux material and are NEVER sent to the server.
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  */
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  pregeneratedPrimes?: string;
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+ /**
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+ * The FULL party roster (`roles[i]` = relay role of protocol index `i`), when the backend
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+ * provides it (waas-core#131). Required to route a `parties > 2` ceremony — the plain 2-party
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+ * transport cannot attribute messages from more than one peer.
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+ */
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+ roles?: string[];
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  }
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  /** Result of the device half of keygen — the device's share never leaves the device. */
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  interface DeviceKeygenResult {
@@ -658,11 +664,21 @@ interface PrimePoolOptions {
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  targetSize?: number;
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  /** Persistence for the pool. Defaults to an in-memory store. */
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  store?: PrimePoolStore;
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+ /**
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+ * Kick off a refill automatically after every {@link PrimePool.take}. Default `false`:
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+ * unless the core generates primes in a Web Worker, wasm prime generation is a
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+ * synchronous CPU burn on the calling thread — a "background" refill starves the event
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+ * loop and stalls the very keygen ceremony the take() was for (it also freezes a
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+ * browser UI). Refill explicitly via {@link PrimePool.ensure} (`wallets.prewarm`) at
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+ * boot/idle, or set `true` only when the core is worker-backed.
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+ */
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+ autoRefill?: boolean;
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  }
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  declare class PrimePool {
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  private readonly core;
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  private readonly store;
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  private readonly targetSize;
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+ private readonly autoRefill;
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  /** Per-curve in-flight refill, so concurrent calls don't over-generate. */
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  private readonly refilling;
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  constructor(core: PrimeGenerator, options?: PrimePoolOptions);
@@ -674,8 +690,9 @@ declare class PrimePool {
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  private refill;
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  /**
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  * Claim a prime for a keygen. Returns a cached one instantly when the pool is warm; otherwise
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- * generates one inline (the slow fallback) so keygen never fails on an empty pool. Either way it
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- * kicks off a background refill so the next wallet is instant.
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+ * generates one inline (the slow fallback) so keygen never fails on an empty pool. Refill the
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+ * pool for the next wallet via {@link ensure} at idle (or opt into `autoRefill` when the core
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+ * is worker-backed).
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  */
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  take(curve: MpcCurve): Promise<string>;
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  }
@@ -1089,6 +1106,12 @@ interface WalletCeremony {
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  threshold: number;
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  /** Short-lived relay token (JWT) the device presents to join this keygen session; present only when relay auth is enabled. */
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  relayToken?: string;
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+ /**
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+ * The FULL party roster: `roles[i]` is the relay role of protocol index `i` (waas-core#131).
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+ * Needed by the routed transport whenever `parties > 2` (e.g. `['device', 'server', 'recovery']`);
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+ * older backends omit it — the SDK then reconstructs the standard 3-party topology.
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+ */
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+ roles?: string[];
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  /**
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  * The FROST DKG round-2 encryption roster — **ed25519 keygen only** (#114, backend `IWalletCeremony`).
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  * One X25519 encryption PUBLIC key (32-byte hex) per party, in `parties`/protocol-index order, so
@@ -2082,6 +2105,15 @@ declare class Wallet {
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  * pre-built assertion via `options.passkeyAssertion` (with its `options.passkeyChallengeId`).
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  */
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  sign(digest: string, options?: SignOptions): Promise<string>;
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+ /**
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+ * Start this device's half of a secp sign ceremony when the wallet's sign quorum requires it.
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+ * The quorum is the first `threshold` roles of the wallet's party list (#292) — for the default
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+ * `[device, server, recovery]`/2 that is `[device, server]`, so the device MUST be online and
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+ * co-signing. Returns `undefined` when the quorum is platform-only (or the wallet is not secp) —
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+ * the POST then completes alone, unchanged. A device-present quorum without the device deps or
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+ * stored share fails fast with a typed error instead of a guaranteed server-side timeout.
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+ */
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+ private startDeviceCoSign;
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  /**
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  * Send a transaction from this wallet. The platform builds the chain-specific transaction
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  * and co-signs it with the 2-of-3 MPC quorum, returning the **signed raw transaction**.
@@ -2370,6 +2402,13 @@ declare class Wallets {
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  * `[device, user_backup]` ceremony — one place owns the error contract so both paths stay identical.
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  */
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  private runKeygenParties;
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+ /**
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+ * Run ONE client keygen party over the right transport. A 2-party ceremony uses the plain
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+ * single-peer path; anything larger MUST be roster-routed — the 2-party transport attributes
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+ * every inbound message to the one configured peer, so a third party's very first message
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+ * aborts the protocol with "route received message" (waas-core#131).
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+ */
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+ private runKeygenParty;
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  /**
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  * Run the device half of an ed25519 (FROST) keygen (#110) and seal the resulting `{keyPackage,
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  * publicKeyPackage}` share — the EdDSA counterpart of the cggmp24 `runKeygen` branch in {@link create}.
package/dist/index.js CHANGED
@@ -910,6 +910,32 @@ function bytesToHex(bytes) {
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  return hex;
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  }
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+ // src/share-blob.ts
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+ function serializeShare(keygen, relayUrl) {
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+ return JSON.stringify({
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+ keyShare: keygen.keyShare,
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+ auxInfo: keygen.auxInfo,
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+ sharedPublicKey: keygen.sharedPublicKey,
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+ ...relayUrl === void 0 ? {} : { relayUrl }
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+ });
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+ }
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+ function deserializeShare(blob) {
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+ let parsed;
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+ try {
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+ parsed = JSON.parse(blob);
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+ } catch (cause) {
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+ throw new WaaskeyError("Stored device share is corrupt \u2014 it is not valid JSON.", "share_not_found", { cause });
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+ }
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+ if (typeof parsed.keyShare !== "string") {
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+ throw new WaaskeyError("Stored device share is malformed \u2014 it is missing its KeyShare.", "share_not_found", { details: { keys: Object.keys(parsed) } });
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+ }
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+ return {
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+ keyShare: parsed.keyShare,
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+ sharedPublicKey: typeof parsed.sharedPublicKey === "string" ? parsed.sharedPublicKey : void 0,
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+ relayUrl: typeof parsed.relayUrl === "string" ? parsed.relayUrl : void 0
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+ };
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+ }
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+
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  // src/passkey/assertion.ts
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  function isPasskeyAssertionSupported() {
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  return typeof globalThis.navigator !== "undefined" && typeof globalThis.navigator.credentials !== "undefined";
@@ -1026,10 +1052,55 @@ var Wallet = class {
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  const message = normalizeDigest(digest);
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  const body = { message };
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  await this.attachStepUp(body, "sign", options);
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- const res = await this.http.request("POST", `/v1/wallets/${this.id}/sign`, body, options.signal);
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+ const coSign = this.startDeviceCoSign(message);
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+ const post = this.http.request("POST", `/v1/wallets/${this.id}/sign`, body, options.signal);
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+ const [res] = coSign === void 0 ? [await post] : await Promise.all([post, coSign.catch(() => void 0)]);
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  this.analytics?.track("wallet.signed", { walletId: this.id, curve: this.data.curve });
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  return res.signature;
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  }
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+ /**
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+ * Start this device's half of a secp sign ceremony when the wallet's sign quorum requires it.
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+ * The quorum is the first `threshold` roles of the wallet's party list (#292) — for the default
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+ * `[device, server, recovery]`/2 that is `[device, server]`, so the device MUST be online and
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+ * co-signing. Returns `undefined` when the quorum is platform-only (or the wallet is not secp) —
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+ * the POST then completes alone, unchanged. A device-present quorum without the device deps or
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+ * stored share fails fast with a typed error instead of a guaranteed server-side timeout.
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+ */
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+ startDeviceCoSign(digest) {
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+ if (this.data.curve === "ed25519") return void 0;
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+ const roles = this.data.parties;
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+ const { threshold } = this.data;
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+ if (!Array.isArray(roles) || typeof threshold !== "number") return void 0;
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+ const quorum = roles.slice(0, threshold);
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+ const pos = quorum.indexOf("device");
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+ if (pos < 0) return void 0;
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+ const { mpc, shareStore } = this.device;
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+ if (!mpc || !shareStore) {
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+ throw new WaaskeyError(
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+ `This wallet's sign quorum [${quorum.join(", ")}] includes the device, so signing requires the device MPC core and share store \u2014 pass \`mpc\` and \`shareStore\` to \`new Waaskey(...)\`.`,
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+ "device_core_required"
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+ );
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+ }
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+ return (async () => {
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+ const blob = await shareStore.get(this.id);
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+ if (!blob) {
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+ throw new WaaskeyError(`No stored device share for wallet ${this.id} \u2014 this device cannot join the sign quorum.`, "share_not_found");
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+ }
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+ const { keyShare, relayUrl } = deserializeShare(blob);
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+ if (!relayUrl) {
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+ throw new WaaskeyError("The stored device share predates relay-URL persistence \u2014 re-create the wallet (or recover) to enable device-present signing.", "share_not_found");
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+ }
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+ const participants = quorum.map((_role, index) => index);
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+ const base = { curve: toMpcCurve(this.data.curve), relayUrl, sessionId: this.id, share: keyShare, participants, signerPosition: pos, digest };
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+ if (quorum.length === 2) {
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+ return mpc.runSign({ ...base, role: quorum[pos], peerRole: quorum[1 - pos], partyIndex: pos, peerPartyIndex: 1 - pos });
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+ }
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+ if (!mpc.runMemberSign) {
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+ throw new WaaskeyError(`This wallet's sign quorum has ${quorum.length} parties, which needs an MPC core with routed (member-ceremony) sign support.`, "unsupported");
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+ }
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+ return mpc.runMemberSign({ ...base, roles: quorum });
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+ })();
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+ }
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  const pregeneratedPrimes = primePool ? await primePool.take(curve) : void 0;
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  throwIfAborted(signal);
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  const [keygen] = await this.runKeygenParties(mpc, [{ ...ceremony, curve, pregeneratedPrimes }]);
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- await shareStore.put(walletId, serializeShare(keygen));
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+ await shareStore.put(walletId, serializeShare(keygen, ceremony.relayUrl));
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  return;
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- await shareStore.put(walletId, serializeShare(deviceKeygen));
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+ await shareStore.put(walletId, serializeShare(deviceKeygen, ceremony.relayUrl));
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  const { payload } = await buildRecoveryRegistration({ share: serializeShare(backupKeygen), ...backup });
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  async runKeygenParties(mpc, params) {
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- return await Promise.all(params.map((party) => mpc.runKeygen(party)));
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+ return await Promise.all(params.map((party) => this.runKeygenParty(mpc, party, params)));
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  } catch (cause) {
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  if (cause instanceof WaaskeyError) throw cause;
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  }
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  }
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+ /**
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+ * Run ONE client keygen party over the right transport. A 2-party ceremony uses the plain
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+ * single-peer path; anything larger MUST be roster-routed — the 2-party transport attributes
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+ * every inbound message to the one configured peer, so a third party's very first message
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+ * aborts the protocol with "route received message" (waas-core#131).
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+ */
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+ runKeygenParty(mpc, party, batch) {
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+ if (party.parties <= 2) {
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+ return mpc.runKeygen(party);
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+ }
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+ if (!mpc.runMemberKeygen) {
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+ throw new WaaskeyError(
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+ `This keygen ceremony has ${party.parties} parties, which needs an MPC core with routed (member-ceremony) keygen support \u2014 use a client-wasm build exposing keygenMember.`,
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+ "unsupported"
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+ );
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+ }
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+ return mpc.runMemberKeygen({
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+ curve: party.curve,
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+ relayUrl: party.relayUrl,
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+ sessionId: party.sessionId,
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+ roles: ceremonyRoster(party, batch),
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+ partyIndex: party.partyIndex,
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+ threshold: party.threshold,
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+ relayToken: party.relayToken,
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+ pregeneratedPrimes: party.pregeneratedPrimes
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+ });
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+ }
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- return JSON.stringify({ keyShare: keygen.keyShare, auxInfo: keygen.auxInfo, sharedPublicKey: keygen.sharedPublicKey });
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- }
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- function deserializeShare(blob) {
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- try {
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- parsed = JSON.parse(blob);
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- } catch (cause) {
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- throw new WaaskeyError("Stored device share is corrupt \u2014 it is not valid JSON.", "share_not_found", { cause });
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- }
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- if (typeof parsed.keyShare !== "string") {
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- throw new WaaskeyError("Stored device share is malformed \u2014 it is missing its KeyShare.", "share_not_found", { details: { keys: Object.keys(parsed) } });
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- }
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- return { keyShare: parsed.keyShare, sharedPublicKey: typeof parsed.sharedPublicKey === "string" ? parsed.sharedPublicKey : void 0 };
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- }
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  async function restoreUserBackupShare(ciphertext, recoveryCode) {
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  try {
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+ function ceremonyRoster(party, batch) {
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+ if (party.roles) {
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+ if (party.roles.length !== party.parties) {
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+ throw new WaaskeyError(`The ceremony roster names ${party.roles.length} parties but the ceremony has ${party.parties}.`, "validation");
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+ }
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+ return party.roles;
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+ }
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+ const roles = new Array(party.parties).fill(void 0);
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+ const put = (index, role) => {
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+ if (role === void 0) return;
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+ if (index < 0 || index >= party.parties) {
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+ throw new WaaskeyError(`Ceremony party index ${index} is out of range for a ${party.parties}-party ceremony.`, "validation");
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+ }
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+ if (roles[index] !== void 0 && roles[index] !== role) {
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+ throw new WaaskeyError(`Conflicting ceremony roles for party index ${index}: "${roles[index]}" vs "${role}".`, "validation");
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+ }
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+ roles[index] = role;
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+ };
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+ for (const entry of batch) {
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+ put(entry.partyIndex, entry.role ?? "device");
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+ put(entry.peerPartyIndex, entry.peerRole ?? "server");
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+ }
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+ const gaps = roles.reduce((acc, role, index) => role === void 0 ? [...acc, index] : acc, []);
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+ if (gaps.length > 1) {
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+ throw new WaaskeyError(
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+ `The ${party.parties}-party keygen ceremony leaves ${gaps.length} party slots unnamed \u2014 this backend must supply the full ceremony roster (roles).`,
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+ "validation"
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+ );
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+ }
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+ if (gaps.length === 1) roles[gaps[0]] = "recovery";
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+ return roles;
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+ }
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  function buildMemberRoster(shareholders, parties) {
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  this.core = core;
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  this.targetSize = Math.max(1, options.targetSize ?? 2);
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+ this.autoRefill = options.autoRefill ?? false;
2301
2417
  }
2302
2418
  core;
2303
2419
  store;
2304
2420
  targetSize;
2421
+ autoRefill;
2305
2422
  /** Per-curve in-flight refill, so concurrent calls don't over-generate. */
2306
2423
  refilling = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
2307
2424
  /**
@@ -2322,13 +2439,14 @@ var PrimePool = class {
2322
2439
  }
2323
2440
  /**
2324
2441
  * Claim a prime for a keygen. Returns a cached one instantly when the pool is warm; otherwise
2325
- * generates one inline (the slow fallback) so keygen never fails on an empty pool. Either way it
2326
- * kicks off a background refill so the next wallet is instant.
2442
+ * generates one inline (the slow fallback) so keygen never fails on an empty pool. Refill the
2443
+ * pool for the next wallet via {@link ensure} at idle (or opt into `autoRefill` when the core
2444
+ * is worker-backed).
2327
2445
  */
2328
2446
  async take(curve) {
2329
2447
  const cached = await this.store.take(curve);
2330
2448
  const primes = cached ?? await this.core.pregeneratePrimes(curve);
2331
- void this.ensure(curve).catch(() => void 0);
2449
+ if (this.autoRefill) void this.ensure(curve).catch(() => void 0);
2332
2450
  return primes;
2333
2451
  }
2334
2452
  };