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Ethereum: Signing Safe Transaction With Customized EIP1271 Contract

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Signing safe transactions with EIP-1271 Customized Contracts on Seplia

As a developer, you are probably familiar with the process of creating smart contracts on blockchain platforms such as Ethereum. In this article, we will explore how to sign safe transactions using a personalized EIP-1271 contract in the Sepolia network.

What is an EIP-1271 contract?

Before you sink in the specifics of signing safe transactions, briefly present your concept of EIP-1271 contracts. The proposal to improve the Ethereum (EIP) 1271 has introduced a new way to create and implement personalized contracts in the Ethereum network. This proposal allows developers to define their own contractual structures, including the use of several functions, storage and more.

Creating a custom EIP-1271 contract

To create a personalized EIP-1271 contract, you will need to follow these steps:

  • Define the structure of your contract

    Ethereum: Signing Safe Transaction With Customized EIP1271 Contract

    : Identify the specific requirements for your contract, such as the number of inputs, outputs and functional calls.

  • Write the contract code : Use the solidity (the Ethereum’s programming language) or another appropriate language to write your contract. The EIP-1271 specification offers a detailed guide on how to create a valid contract.

  • Compare your contract : Compare the contract using an instrument such as truffles or remix, which will generate the necessary and abi artifacts.

Signing safe transactions

After you have the EIP-1271 Customized and implemented EIP-1271 contract, you can use it to sign safe transactions. To do this, follow these steps:

  • Create a safe transaction : Use the Safapikit (as mentioned in the original article) to create a safe transaction that refers to your personalized contract.

  • ** Attach your contract abi.

  • Signs the transaction : Use thesignransction method to sign the safe transaction with your private key.

Here is an example of a code fragment in solidity:

`Solidity

Pragma solidity ^0.8.0;

contract mycustomizedeip1271 {

// define the structure and variables of the contract

uint public myvar;

Personalization function () Pure Pure Returns (UNT) {

return 1;

}

// attach the ABI of the EIP-1271 Custom Contract

map (address => bytes32) public contracttabi;

Function attachedcontractddress () public {

contracts [msg.sender] = abi.encodewithSignature (“personalized function”, value);

}

// sign a safe transaction using the contracted address and private key

Function Signtransction () Public Pure Return (Bytes Memory, String Memory) {

Bytes32 contracttaddr = contracti [msg.sender];

Return Signtransction (MSG.Sender, Contractaddr, Myvar);

}

}

`

Using API Kit Safe

To use this example in your API Kit Safe, you will need to:

  • Import the necessary libraries and modules.

  • Define the ABI of the EIP-1271 contract customized using theabi.encodewithignaturemethod.

  • Attach the contract address and abi to a safe transaction using the "AtaSontraddress" function.

Here is an example of a code fragment in Sure API kit:

Javascript

const {apikit} = requires (‘@safe-apo-kit’);

Const EIP1271Contract = Wait Apikit.CreateIIIP1271CONTCT ();

Const myvar = 0; // Define -Do Variable Value

// attach the contract address and abi to a safe transaction

Const Safetransction = Wait Apikit.SignsaFetransction (

EIP1271Contract.address,

‘0x … Contractaddress …’, myvar

);

“

Following these steps, you should be able to sign safe transactions with your EIP-1271 customized contract in the Sepolia network using the safe API kit.

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