dash/test/functional/rpc_deriveaddresses.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# Copyright (c) 2018 The Bitcoin Core developers
# Distributed under the MIT software license, see the accompanying
# file COPYING or http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php.
"""Test the deriveaddresses rpc call."""
from test_framework.test_framework import BitcoinTestFramework
from test_framework.descriptors import descsum_create
from test_framework.util import assert_equal, assert_raises_rpc_error
class DeriveaddressesTest(BitcoinTestFramework):
def set_test_params(self):
self.num_nodes = 1
self.supports_cli = 1
def run_test(self):
assert_raises_rpc_error(-5, "Missing checksum", self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses, "a")
descriptor = descsum_create("pkh(tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPd7Uf69XL1XwhmjHopUGep8GuEiJDZmbQz6o58LninorQAfcKZWARbtRtfnLcJ5MQ2AtHcQJCCRUcMRvmDUjyEmNUWwx8UbK/1/1/0)")
address = "yZTyMdEJjZWJi6CwY6g3WurLESH3UsWrrM"
assert_equal(self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses(descriptor), [address])
descriptor = descriptor[:-9]
assert_raises_rpc_error(-5, "Missing checksum", self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses, descriptor)
descriptor_pubkey = descsum_create("pkh(tpubD6NzVbkrYhZ4WaWSyoBvQwbpLkojyoTZPRsgXELWz3Popb3qkjcJyJUGLnL4qHHoQvao8ESaAstxYSnhyswJ76uZPStJRJCTKvosUCJZL5B/1/1/0)")
address = "yZTyMdEJjZWJi6CwY6g3WurLESH3UsWrrM"
assert_equal(self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses(descriptor_pubkey), [address])
ranged_descriptor = "pkh(tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPd7Uf69XL1XwhmjHopUGep8GuEiJDZmbQz6o58LninorQAfcKZWARbtRtfnLcJ5MQ2AtHcQJCCRUcMRvmDUjyEmNUWwx8UbK/1/1/*)#77vpsvm5"
Merge #15497: rpc: Consistent range arguments in scantxoutset/importmulti/deriveaddresses ca253f6ebf Make deriveaddresses use stop/[start,stop] notation for ranges (Pieter Wuille) 1675b7ce55 Use stop/[start,stop] notation in importmulti desc range (Pieter Wuille) 4566011631 Add support for stop/[start,stop] ranges to scantxoutset (Pieter Wuille) 6b9f45e81b Support ranges arguments in RPC help (Pieter Wuille) 7aa6a8aefb Add ParseRange function to parse args of the form int/[int,int] (Pieter Wuille) Pull request description: This introduces a consistent notation for RPC arguments in `scantxoutset`, `importmulti`, and `deriveaddresses`, either: * `"range" : int` to just specify the end of the range * `"range" : [int,int]` to specify both the begin and the end of the range. For `scantxoutset`, this is a backward compatible new feature. For the two other RPCs, it's an incompatible change, but neither of them has been in a release so far. Because of that non-released reason, this only makes sense in 0.18, in my opinion. I suggest this as an alternative to #15496, which only makes `deriveaddresses` compatible with `importmulti`, but not with the existing `scantxoutset` RPC. I also think `[int,int]` is more convenient than `{"start":int,"stop":int}`. I realize this is technically a feature added to `scantxoutset` after the feature freeze. If desired, I'll drop the `scantxoutset` changes. Tree-SHA512: 1cbebb90cf34f106786dbcec7afbf3f43fb8b7e46cc7e6763faf1bc1babf12375a1b3c3cf86ee83c21ed2171d99b5a2f60331850bc613db25538c38b6a056676
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assert_equal(self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses(ranged_descriptor, [1, 2]), ["ydccVGNV2EcEouAxbbgdu8pi8gkdaqkiav", "yMENst4XYP3ZSNvsCEm587GbSSXZUfhpWG"])
assert_equal(self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses(ranged_descriptor, 2), [address, "ydccVGNV2EcEouAxbbgdu8pi8gkdaqkiav", "yMENst4XYP3ZSNvsCEm587GbSSXZUfhpWG"])
Merge #15497: rpc: Consistent range arguments in scantxoutset/importmulti/deriveaddresses ca253f6ebf Make deriveaddresses use stop/[start,stop] notation for ranges (Pieter Wuille) 1675b7ce55 Use stop/[start,stop] notation in importmulti desc range (Pieter Wuille) 4566011631 Add support for stop/[start,stop] ranges to scantxoutset (Pieter Wuille) 6b9f45e81b Support ranges arguments in RPC help (Pieter Wuille) 7aa6a8aefb Add ParseRange function to parse args of the form int/[int,int] (Pieter Wuille) Pull request description: This introduces a consistent notation for RPC arguments in `scantxoutset`, `importmulti`, and `deriveaddresses`, either: * `"range" : int` to just specify the end of the range * `"range" : [int,int]` to specify both the begin and the end of the range. For `scantxoutset`, this is a backward compatible new feature. For the two other RPCs, it's an incompatible change, but neither of them has been in a release so far. Because of that non-released reason, this only makes sense in 0.18, in my opinion. I suggest this as an alternative to #15496, which only makes `deriveaddresses` compatible with `importmulti`, but not with the existing `scantxoutset` RPC. I also think `[int,int]` is more convenient than `{"start":int,"stop":int}`. I realize this is technically a feature added to `scantxoutset` after the feature freeze. If desired, I'll drop the `scantxoutset` changes. Tree-SHA512: 1cbebb90cf34f106786dbcec7afbf3f43fb8b7e46cc7e6763faf1bc1babf12375a1b3c3cf86ee83c21ed2171d99b5a2f60331850bc613db25538c38b6a056676
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assert_raises_rpc_error(-8, "Range should not be specified for an un-ranged descriptor", self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses, descsum_create("pkh(tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPd7Uf69XL1XwhmjHopUGep8GuEiJDZmbQz6o58LninorQAfcKZWARbtRtfnLcJ5MQ2AtHcQJCCRUcMRvmDUjyEmNUWwx8UbK/1/1/0)"), [0, 2])
assert_raises_rpc_error(-8, "Range must be specified for a ranged descriptor", self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses, descsum_create("pkh(tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPd7Uf69XL1XwhmjHopUGep8GuEiJDZmbQz6o58LninorQAfcKZWARbtRtfnLcJ5MQ2AtHcQJCCRUcMRvmDUjyEmNUWwx8UbK/1/1/*)"))
Merge #15497: rpc: Consistent range arguments in scantxoutset/importmulti/deriveaddresses ca253f6ebf Make deriveaddresses use stop/[start,stop] notation for ranges (Pieter Wuille) 1675b7ce55 Use stop/[start,stop] notation in importmulti desc range (Pieter Wuille) 4566011631 Add support for stop/[start,stop] ranges to scantxoutset (Pieter Wuille) 6b9f45e81b Support ranges arguments in RPC help (Pieter Wuille) 7aa6a8aefb Add ParseRange function to parse args of the form int/[int,int] (Pieter Wuille) Pull request description: This introduces a consistent notation for RPC arguments in `scantxoutset`, `importmulti`, and `deriveaddresses`, either: * `"range" : int` to just specify the end of the range * `"range" : [int,int]` to specify both the begin and the end of the range. For `scantxoutset`, this is a backward compatible new feature. For the two other RPCs, it's an incompatible change, but neither of them has been in a release so far. Because of that non-released reason, this only makes sense in 0.18, in my opinion. I suggest this as an alternative to #15496, which only makes `deriveaddresses` compatible with `importmulti`, but not with the existing `scantxoutset` RPC. I also think `[int,int]` is more convenient than `{"start":int,"stop":int}`. I realize this is technically a feature added to `scantxoutset` after the feature freeze. If desired, I'll drop the `scantxoutset` changes. Tree-SHA512: 1cbebb90cf34f106786dbcec7afbf3f43fb8b7e46cc7e6763faf1bc1babf12375a1b3c3cf86ee83c21ed2171d99b5a2f60331850bc613db25538c38b6a056676
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assert_raises_rpc_error(-8, "End of range is too high", self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses, descsum_create("pkh(tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPd7Uf69XL1XwhmjHopUGep8GuEiJDZmbQz6o58LninorQAfcKZWARbtRtfnLcJ5MQ2AtHcQJCCRUcMRvmDUjyEmNUWwx8UbK/1/1/*)"), 10000000000)
Merge #15497: rpc: Consistent range arguments in scantxoutset/importmulti/deriveaddresses ca253f6ebf Make deriveaddresses use stop/[start,stop] notation for ranges (Pieter Wuille) 1675b7ce55 Use stop/[start,stop] notation in importmulti desc range (Pieter Wuille) 4566011631 Add support for stop/[start,stop] ranges to scantxoutset (Pieter Wuille) 6b9f45e81b Support ranges arguments in RPC help (Pieter Wuille) 7aa6a8aefb Add ParseRange function to parse args of the form int/[int,int] (Pieter Wuille) Pull request description: This introduces a consistent notation for RPC arguments in `scantxoutset`, `importmulti`, and `deriveaddresses`, either: * `"range" : int` to just specify the end of the range * `"range" : [int,int]` to specify both the begin and the end of the range. For `scantxoutset`, this is a backward compatible new feature. For the two other RPCs, it's an incompatible change, but neither of them has been in a release so far. Because of that non-released reason, this only makes sense in 0.18, in my opinion. I suggest this as an alternative to #15496, which only makes `deriveaddresses` compatible with `importmulti`, but not with the existing `scantxoutset` RPC. I also think `[int,int]` is more convenient than `{"start":int,"stop":int}`. I realize this is technically a feature added to `scantxoutset` after the feature freeze. If desired, I'll drop the `scantxoutset` changes. Tree-SHA512: 1cbebb90cf34f106786dbcec7afbf3f43fb8b7e46cc7e6763faf1bc1babf12375a1b3c3cf86ee83c21ed2171d99b5a2f60331850bc613db25538c38b6a056676
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assert_raises_rpc_error(-8, "Range is too large", self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses, descsum_create("pkh(tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPd7Uf69XL1XwhmjHopUGep8GuEiJDZmbQz6o58LninorQAfcKZWARbtRtfnLcJ5MQ2AtHcQJCCRUcMRvmDUjyEmNUWwx8UbK/1/1/*)"), [1000000000, 2000000000])
Merge #15497: rpc: Consistent range arguments in scantxoutset/importmulti/deriveaddresses ca253f6ebf Make deriveaddresses use stop/[start,stop] notation for ranges (Pieter Wuille) 1675b7ce55 Use stop/[start,stop] notation in importmulti desc range (Pieter Wuille) 4566011631 Add support for stop/[start,stop] ranges to scantxoutset (Pieter Wuille) 6b9f45e81b Support ranges arguments in RPC help (Pieter Wuille) 7aa6a8aefb Add ParseRange function to parse args of the form int/[int,int] (Pieter Wuille) Pull request description: This introduces a consistent notation for RPC arguments in `scantxoutset`, `importmulti`, and `deriveaddresses`, either: * `"range" : int` to just specify the end of the range * `"range" : [int,int]` to specify both the begin and the end of the range. For `scantxoutset`, this is a backward compatible new feature. For the two other RPCs, it's an incompatible change, but neither of them has been in a release so far. Because of that non-released reason, this only makes sense in 0.18, in my opinion. I suggest this as an alternative to #15496, which only makes `deriveaddresses` compatible with `importmulti`, but not with the existing `scantxoutset` RPC. I also think `[int,int]` is more convenient than `{"start":int,"stop":int}`. I realize this is technically a feature added to `scantxoutset` after the feature freeze. If desired, I'll drop the `scantxoutset` changes. Tree-SHA512: 1cbebb90cf34f106786dbcec7afbf3f43fb8b7e46cc7e6763faf1bc1babf12375a1b3c3cf86ee83c21ed2171d99b5a2f60331850bc613db25538c38b6a056676
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assert_raises_rpc_error(-8, "Range specified as [begin,end] must not have begin after end", self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses, descsum_create("pkh(tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPd7Uf69XL1XwhmjHopUGep8GuEiJDZmbQz6o58LninorQAfcKZWARbtRtfnLcJ5MQ2AtHcQJCCRUcMRvmDUjyEmNUWwx8UbK/1/1/*)"), [2, 0])
assert_raises_rpc_error(-8, "Range should be greater or equal than 0", self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses, descsum_create("pkh(tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPd7Uf69XL1XwhmjHopUGep8GuEiJDZmbQz6o58LninorQAfcKZWARbtRtfnLcJ5MQ2AtHcQJCCRUcMRvmDUjyEmNUWwx8UbK/1/1/*)"), [-1, 0])
combo_descriptor = descsum_create("combo(tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPd7Uf69XL1XwhmjHopUGep8GuEiJDZmbQz6o58LninorQAfcKZWARbtRtfnLcJ5MQ2AtHcQJCCRUcMRvmDUjyEmNUWwx8UbK/1/1/0)")
assert_equal(self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses(combo_descriptor), ["yZTyMdEJjZWJi6CwY6g3WurLESH3UsWrrM", "yZTyMdEJjZWJi6CwY6g3WurLESH3UsWrrM", "93EpXofs6W7eNiuj4gu2LJh8L8opowW1jz"])
hardened_without_privkey_descriptor = descsum_create("pkh(tpubD6NzVbkrYhZ4WaWSyoBvQwbpLkojyoTZPRsgXELWz3Popb3qkjcJyJUGLnL4qHHoQvao8ESaAstxYSnhyswJ76uZPStJRJCTKvosUCJZL5B/1'/1/0)")
assert_raises_rpc_error(-5, "Cannot derive script without private keys", self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses, hardened_without_privkey_descriptor)
bare_multisig_descriptor = descsum_create("multi(1,tpubD6NzVbkrYhZ4WaWSyoBvQwbpLkojyoTZPRsgXELWz3Popb3qkjcJyJUGLnL4qHHoQvao8ESaAstxYSnhyswJ76uZPStJRJCTKvosUCJZL5B/1/1/0,tpubD6NzVbkrYhZ4WaWSyoBvQwbpLkojyoTZPRsgXELWz3Popb3qkjcJyJUGLnL4qHHoQvao8ESaAstxYSnhyswJ76uZPStJRJCTKvosUCJZL5B/1/1/1)")
assert_raises_rpc_error(-5, "Descriptor does not have a corresponding address", self.nodes[0].deriveaddresses, bare_multisig_descriptor)
if __name__ == '__main__':
DeriveaddressesTest().main()