SatoshiScript

Construct a script from a hex string, which is a serialized script

Construct a script from a list of raw bytes

Construct a script from raw bytes

Construct a script from individual instructions

Create this script object from serialized data

The result of attempting to match a script to well known script forms, pulling out the variable parts, such as public keys.

Script type

Parse common script types (P2PKH, P2SH, script template) and return the address or null if the script is not standard.

The length of this script in bytes (serialized)

What type of script is this

Append new instructions to this script

Append a raw instruction to this script

Append raw script bytes to this script. Note! Use add(OP.push(...)) to push data into a script

Wraps this script into a serialized byte array. That is, a byte array of script bytes. This is different than toByteArray which just returns the script bytes.

Clear any current script bytes, and replace them with the passed serialized script

Serialize this script

Compare whether 2 scripts are the same.

Make a copy of this script

Take a copy of stack element at offset as it would appear on the stack, returning the copy and the range copied from. Offset MUST point to a PUSH operation.

Turn a byte array (from the script stack) into a group amount

Compare whether 2 scripts are the same. Same as contentEquals

Converts the internal representation to a single ByteArray

Replace any data currently in this script with the passed hex-encoded binary script. Note that this function does NOT check to ensure that the passed hex-encoded binary data is a valid script.

If this is a P2SH satisfier script, get its redeem script. Warning, this just returns the last script data push as a script, so if this is NOT a P2SH satisfier script, you will get weird results.

If this script is a script template output, put a token group and token amount into the script template output

Return the Group annotation associated with this script, or null if ungrouped

Parse common script forms, P2PKH and P2PKT, and P2SH (in BCH only) and return useful data

Attempt to match this script (or just the beginning of it) to a script form.

Attempt to match this script (or just the beginning of it) to a script form

Return the P2SH constraint (output) script corresponding to this redeem script

Return the P2SH part of the satisfier (input) script corresponding to this redeem script. You must subsequently append a push-only script that provides the arguments required by the redeem script.

Returns true if this script has replacable marker parameters in it (its not a valid executable script yet).

Parse is the opposite of flatten in the sense that each element in data will be 1 instruction

Given an output script in script template format, parse its data items

Append raw script bytes to this script, returning a new script. Note! Use '+ OP.push(...)' to push data into a script")

Append an opcode to this script, returning a new script.

concatenate a script to the end of this one, returning the joined script

iterate through the script, looking for replaceable marker opcodes. If a marker is found, call the callback with the marker.

The single SHA256 hash of this script. Used by some services as a global pointer identifying the script

The RIPEMD160 of the SHA256 hash of this script. Used by P2SH scripts

Convert to assembly code

Convert this script to a serialized byte array (suitable for network, execution or hashing)

Convert to hex

Convert to a list of opcodes

convert this script to a human readable format

This script with native group annotation