# About This Package

`@harmony-js/account` is dealing with account related features.

Developers can use this packages to:
* create `Account` instance
* create `Wallet` instance
* sign `Transaction`
* convert address format
* manage `privateKey` or `mnemonic phrases` and do the `encrypt` and `decrypt` job

There are 2 main classes in this package, `Account` and `Wallet`.

The `Account` class is basic instance that contains most features mentioned above.
The `Wallet` class is class that stores all `Account` instance, you can do CRUD on it.


# Usage of Account

## Dependencies
  * "@harmony-js/network",
  * "@harmony-js/staking",
  * "@harmony-js/transaction",
  * "@harmony-js/utils"


## Examples

### create a random account
```typescript

    // import the Account class
    import {Account} from '@harmony-js/account'

    // Messenger is optional, by default, we have a defaultMessenger 
    // If you like to change, you will import related package here.
    import { HttpProvider, Messenger } from '@harmony-js/network';
    import { ChainType, ChainID } from '@harmony-js/utils';

    // create a custom messenger
    const customMessenger = new Messenger(
    new HttpProvider('http://localhost:9500'),
    ChainType.Harmony, // if you are connected to Harmony's blockchain
    ChainID.HmyLocal, // check if the chainId is correct
    )

    // to create an Account with random privateKey
    // and you can setMessenger later
    const randomAccount = new Account()
    randomAccount.setMessenger(customMessenger)

    // or you can set messenger on `new`
    const randomAccountWithCustomMessenger = new Account(undefined, customMessenger)

    // you can display the account
    console.log({randomAccount,randomAccountWithCustomMessenger})

    // or you can use static method to create an Account
    const staticCreatedAccount = Account.new()
    // but you have to set messenger manually after
    staticCreatedAccount.setMessenger(customMessenger)

    console.log({staticCreatedAccount})

```

### import an existing privateKey to create Account

```typescript

    // import the Account class
    import {Account} from '@harmony-js/account'

    // NOTED: Key with or without `0x` are accepted, makes no different
    // NOTED: DO NOT import `mnemonic phrase` using `Account` class, use `Wallet` instead
    const myPrivateKey = '0xe19d05c5452598e24caad4a0d85a49146f7be089515c905ae6a19e8a578a6930'

    const myAccountWithMyPrivateKey = new Account(myPrivateKey)

    // you can also import privateKey use static method
    const myAccountWithMyPrivateKeyUsingStatic = Account.add(myPrivateKey)

    console.log({ myAccountWithMyPrivateKey, myAccountWithMyPrivateKeyUsingStatic })

```

### Encrypt/Export keyStore file, Decrypt/Import keyStore file 

```typescript

    // import the Account class
    import {Account} from '@harmony-js/account'
    
    // suppose we have an account
    const myPrivateKey = '0xe19d05c5452598e24caad4a0d85a49146f7be089515c905ae6a19e8a578a6930'
    const myAccountWithMyPrivateKey = new Account(myPrivateKey)

    // suppose we have a password, and we want to encrypt the account above
    const myStrongPassword = '123'

    async function encryptAndDecrypt(password) {
        // we get the privateKey before encrypted as comparison
        const unencryptedPrivateKey = myAccountWithMyPrivateKey.privateKey

        // export the account to keyStore string, which will make the privateKey encrpyted
        const keyStoreFile = await myAccountWithMyPrivateKey.toFile(password)
        // exported keyStoreFile
        console.log({ keyStoreFile })
        // see if the account is encrypted
        console.log(`Is this account encrypted? \n ${myAccountWithMyPrivateKey.encrypted}`)
        // keystore file should be equal to encrypted privateKey
        console.log(
            `Is privateKey equal to keyStore string? \n ${keyStoreFile ===
            myAccountWithMyPrivateKey.privateKey}`,
        )
    }

    encryptAndDecrypt(myStrongPassword)


    // suppose we have keyStorefile, in this example, we just use same password and keystore string encrypted above
    const someKeyStoreFile =
    '{"version":3,"id":"62326332-3139-4839-b534-656134623066","address":"1fe3da351d9fc0c4f02de5412ad7def8aee956c5","Crypto":{"ciphertext":"b86ab81682c9f5a35738ad9bd38cd9b46c1b852ef33f16dd83068f79e20d5531","cipherparams":{"iv":"44efb5a514f34968e92cafad80566487"},"cipher":"aes-128-ctr","kdf":"scrypt","kdfparams":{"salt":"d70ae1f311601562113f98c8ebe382f52a332dca1588886e5ea91e2f8a647134","n":8192,"r":8,"p":1,"dklen":32},"mac":"7b63e4e31a75a22b7091291bb58302655b738539ef3e30b30a7a7f170f6163ef"}}'

    async function importKeyStoreFileAndDecrypt(keyStoreFile, password) {
        // import keyStore string and provide the password, remember to make a new Account first
        const importedAccount = await Account.new().fromFile(keyStoreFile, password)
        // the account should decypted which `Account.encrypted` is false
        console.log(`Is this account encrypted? \n ${importedAccount.encrypted}`)
        // see if the privatekey is equal to unencrypted one?
        console.log(
            `Is the account recovered from keystore? \n ${importedAccount.privateKey === myPrivateKey}`,
        )
    }

    importKeyStoreFileAndDecrypt(someKeyStoreFile, myStrongPassword)
    

```


### Address format getter

```typescript

    // import the Account class
    import {Account} from '@harmony-js/account'
    
    // suppose we have an account
    const myPrivateKey = '0xe19d05c5452598e24caad4a0d85a49146f7be089515c905ae6a19e8a578a6930'
    const myAccountWithMyPrivateKey = new Account(myPrivateKey)

    // Account.address is bytes20/base16 address
    console.log(myAccountWithMyPrivateKey.address)
    // Account.bech32Address is bech32 format address, in Harmony, it's `one1` prefixed
    console.log(myAccountWithMyPrivateKey.bech32Address)
    // Account.bech32TestNetAddress is bech32 format address, in Harmony, it's `tone1` prefixed, used in testnet
    console.log(myAccountWithMyPrivateKey.bech32TestNetAddress)
    // Account.checksumAddress is checksumed address from base16
    console.log(myAccountWithMyPrivateKey.checksumAddress)

```



# Usage of Wallet

## Dependencies
  * "@harmony-js/crypto",
  * "@harmony-js/network",
  * "@harmony-js/staking",
  * "@harmony-js/transaction",
  * "@harmony-js/utils"

```typescript

    import {Wallet} from '@harmony-js/account'

    const wallet=new Wallet()

```