Closed clarkmoody closed 1 year ago
The spec should include test vectors for generating a keyset and deriving the keyset ID. A small
MAX_ORDER
would be fine to illustrate the concept.
That would be a good idea. I can refer to the tests in nutshell here: https://github.com/cashubtc/cashu/blob/c3752fb20aeca448831c24b82b8777f2df90f303/tests/test_mint.py#L55
And here for the individual crypto steps:
https://github.com/cashubtc/cashu/blob/main/tests/test_crypto.py
I agree, we should define vectors in this repo though.
I was coming to the repo to ask about exactly this (test vectors in general, not just for NUT-02). Would be great to have a bunch here and easier to develop with than to dig into the Python/TypeScript/Go/Rust libraries for their tests (although they're all fairly easy to find).
I'm not sure how best to add those, but here's a start: #18. Let me know if you'd prefer a different format/approach. I tried to take inspiration from the BIP-32 Test Vectors.
Test vectors for exactly this (keysets) are being added in #27. Let me know if you'd like to add more variations.
Thank you! I'll close this issue for now since we have test vectors now!
The spec should include test vectors for generating a keyset and deriving the keyset ID. A small
MAX_ORDER
would be fine to illustrate the concept.