.Net bindings for SR25519 crypto implemented using P/Invoke on a dll generated by compiling Rust code as cdylib.
The underlying Rust code compiled into dll is from the SR26619 C bindings https://github.com/Warchant/sr25519-crust. The original Rust implementation of SR25519 crypto, on which these bindings are built, is available at w3f/schnorrkel.
Well, yeah, we can call these bindings on bindings. :-)
The current code uses release builds on various platforms from the C bindings compatible with version v0.9.1 of schnorrkel (builds from master https://github.com/Warchant/sr25519-crust/commit/ddbabcd12cbe60a7921e280ad93476faf4d4212a).
Test data used here is the same as that in the C bindings to ensure things are working as expected.
All SR25519 operations (currently supported) are in the SR25519.cs class. Simply call any of the functions like:
var keys = SR25519.GenerateKeypairFromSeed(
"8fd6aabb4e4c06826efcf0d0a46b2580ca7bad1b419a49c92b49717b30bc343e");Check the tests for more examples.
At the moment, these bindings don't include VRF signing and verification functions.
The native lib dependency is also provided for various platforms in the /native/libs folder:
- Windows 64-bit (MSVC)
- MaxOS 64-bit
- Android (Linux) ARMv8 & x86_64
- Linux x86_64
Update to latest version of schnorrkel when C bindings are updated.Add bindings for VRF related functions.- Automate build process.
- Publish as a nuget package.