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Improving Plan API and adding examples. #559

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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions Cargo.toml
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Expand Up @@ -64,3 +64,7 @@ required-features = ["std", "base64"]
[workspace]
members = ["bitcoind-tests", "fuzz"]
exclude = ["embedded"]

[[example]]
name = "plan_spend"
required-features = ["std", "base64"]
241 changes: 241 additions & 0 deletions examples/plan_spend.rs
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use std::collections::BTreeMap;
use std::str::FromStr;

use bitcoin::absolute::Height;
use bitcoin::blockdata::locktime::absolute;
use bitcoin::key::TapTweak;
use bitcoin::psbt::{self, Psbt};
use bitcoin::sighash::SighashCache;
use bitcoin::{taproot, PrivateKey, ScriptBuf};
use miniscript::bitcoin::consensus::encode::deserialize;
use miniscript::bitcoin::hashes::hex::FromHex;
use miniscript::bitcoin::{
self, base64, secp256k1, Address, Network, OutPoint, Sequence, Transaction, TxIn, TxOut,
};
use miniscript::psbt::{PsbtExt, PsbtInputExt};
use miniscript::{Descriptor, DescriptorPublicKey};
use secp256k1::Secp256k1;

fn main() {
// Defining the descriptor keys required.
let secp256k1 = secp256k1::Secp256k1::new();
let keys = vec![
"036a7ae441409bd40af1b8efba7dbd34b822b9a72566eff10b889b8de13659e343",
"03b6c8a1a901edf3c5f1cb0e3ffe1f20393435a5d467f435e2858c9ab43d3ca78c",
"03500a2b48b0f66c8183cc0d6645ab21cc19c7fad8a33ff04d41c3ece54b0bc1c5",
"033ad2d191da4f39512adbaac320cae1f12f298386a4e9d43fd98dec7cf5db2ac9",
"023fc33527afab09fa97135f2180bcd22ce637b1d2fbcb2db748b1f2c33f45b2b4",
];

// The taproot descriptor combines different spending paths and conditions, allowing the funds to be spent using
// different methods depending on the desired conditions.

// tr({A},{{pkh({B}),{{multi_a(1,{C},{D}),and_v(v:pk({E}),after(10))}}}}) represents a taproot spending policy.
// Let's break it down:
//
// * Key Spend Path
// {A} represents the public key for the taproot key spending path.
//
// * Script Spend Paths
// {B} represents the public key for the pay-to-pubkey-hash (P2PKH) spending path.
// The multi_a(1,{C},{D}) construct represents a 1-of-2 multi-signature script condition.
// It requires at least one signature from {C} and {D} to spend funds using the script spend path.
// The and_v(v:pk({E}),after(10)) construct represents a combination of a P2PK script condition and a time lock.
// It requires a valid signature from {E} and enforces a time lock of 10 blocks on spending funds.

// By constructing transactions using this taproot descriptor and signing them appropriately,
// you can create flexible spending policies that enable different spending paths and conditions depending on the
// transaction's inputs and outputs.
let s = format!(
"tr({},{{pkh({}),{{multi_a(1,{},{}),and_v(v:pk({}),after(10))}}}})",
keys[0], // Key A
keys[1], // Key B
keys[2], // Key C
keys[3], // Key D
keys[4], // Key E
);

let descriptor = Descriptor::from_str(&s).expect("parse descriptor string");
assert!(descriptor.sanity_check().is_ok());

println!("Descriptor pubkey script: {}", descriptor.script_pubkey());
println!("Descriptor address: {}", descriptor.address(Network::Regtest).unwrap());

let master_private_key_str = "KxQqtbUnMugSEbKHG3saknvVYux1cgFjFqWzMfwnFhLm8QrGq26v";
let master_private_key =
PrivateKey::from_str(master_private_key_str).expect("Can't create private key");
println!("Master public key: {}", master_private_key.public_key(&secp256k1));

let backup1_private_key_str = "Kwb9oFfPNt6D3Fa9DCF5emRvLyJ3UUvCHnVxp4xf7bWDxWmeVdeH";
let backup1_private =
PrivateKey::from_str(backup1_private_key_str).expect("Can't create private key");

println!("Backup1 public key: {}", backup1_private.public_key(&secp256k1));

let backup2_private_key_str = "cPJFWUKk8sdL7pcDKrmNiWUyqgovimmhaaZ8WwsByDaJ45qLREkh";
let backup2_private =
PrivateKey::from_str(backup2_private_key_str).expect("Can't create private key");

println!("Backup2 public key: {}", backup2_private.public_key(&secp256k1));

let backup3_private_key_str = "cT5cH9UVm81W5QAf5KABXb23RKNSMbMzMx85y6R2mF42L94YwKX6";
let _backup3_private =
PrivateKey::from_str(backup3_private_key_str).expect("Can't create private key");

println!("Backup3 public key: {}", _backup3_private.public_key(&secp256k1));

// Create a spending transaction
let spend_tx = Transaction {
version: 2,
lock_time: absolute::LockTime::Blocks(Height::ZERO),
input: vec![],
output: vec![],
};

let hex_tx = "020000000001018ff27041f3d738f5f84fd5ee62f1c5b36afebfb15f6da0c9d1382ddd0eaaa23c0000000000feffffff02b3884703010000001600142ca3b4e53f17991582d47b15a053b3201891df5200e1f5050000000022512061763f4288d086c0347c4e3c387ce22ab9372cecada6c326e77efd57e9a5ea460247304402207b820860a9d425833f729775880b0ed59dd12b64b9a3d1ab677e27e4d6b370700220576003163f8420fe0b9dc8df726cff22cbc191104a2d4ae4f9dfedb087fcec72012103817e1da42a7701df4db94db8576f0e3605f3ab3701608b7e56f92321e4d8999100000000";
let depo_tx: Transaction = deserialize(&Vec::<u8>::from_hex(hex_tx).unwrap()).unwrap();

let receiver = Address::from_str("bcrt1qsdks5za4t6sevaph6tz9ddfjzvhkdkxe9tfrcy").unwrap();

let amount = 100000000;

let (outpoint, witness_utxo) = get_vout(&depo_tx, descriptor.script_pubkey());

let all_assets = Descriptor::<DescriptorPublicKey>::from_str(&s)
.unwrap()
.all_assets()
.unwrap();

for asset in all_assets {
// Creating a PSBT Object
let mut psbt = Psbt {
unsigned_tx: spend_tx.clone(),
unknown: BTreeMap::new(),
proprietary: BTreeMap::new(),
xpub: BTreeMap::new(),
version: 0,
inputs: vec![],
outputs: vec![],
};

// Defining the Transaction Input
let mut txin = TxIn::default();
txin.previous_output = outpoint;
txin.sequence = Sequence::from_height(26); //Sequence::MAX; //
psbt.unsigned_tx.input.push(txin);

// Defining the Transaction Output
psbt.unsigned_tx.output.push(TxOut {
script_pubkey: receiver.payload.script_pubkey(),
value: amount / 5 - 500,
});

psbt.unsigned_tx
.output
.push(TxOut { script_pubkey: descriptor.script_pubkey(), value: amount * 4 / 5 });

// Consider that out of all the keys required to sign the descriptor spend path we only have some handful of assets.
// We can plan the PSBT with only few assets(keys or hashes) if that are enough for satisfying any policy.
//
// Here for example assume that we only have two keys available.
// Key A and Key B (as seen from the descriptor above)
// We have to add the keys to `Asset` and then obtain plan with only available signatures if the descriptor can be satisfied.

// Obtain the Plan based on available Assets
let plan = descriptor.clone().plan(&asset).unwrap();

// Creating PSBT Input
let mut input = psbt::Input::default();
plan.update_psbt_input(&mut input);

// Update the PSBT input from the result which we have obtained from the Plan.
input.update_with_descriptor_unchecked(&descriptor).unwrap();
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Why do we update the input with the descriptor after updating it with the plan. The plan should do everything you need?

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While finalizing we need to inform the signer which keys we want to sign. And to do this we need pkh in place of their hashes.

The way current planner module is designed it doesn't support raw pkh and converts things into hashes. So, there is this workaround #589 and #557 which substitutes pkh from expr_raw_pkh.

Here what we did is that we took all the possible keys and mapped them with their hashes only to convert them back to their pkh form. Assuming that we only depend on plan then it is going to return us with the hash of keys that are required to be signed. But we would also need other pkh's that we need to dissatisfy.

Reference to more context on this :
#481 (comment)
#481 (comment)
#589
#557

Example of above discussion

Assume five keys A,B,C,D,E
User wants to plan txn using with A,C,E.

Case 1 : We don't update the input with descriptor

  • Plan returns Hash(A), Hash(C), Hash(E)
  • Input only contains hashes for A,C,E
  • Map contains : | A, Hash(A) | C, Hash(C) | E, Hash(E) |
  • We don't get pkhs for B and D since they are not present in the map.

Case 2 : We update the input with descriptor

  • Plan returns Hash(A), Hash(C), Hash(E)
  • We update input with descriptor so it contains A,B,C,D,E
  • Map contains : | A, Hash(A) | B, Hash(B) | C, Hash(C) | D, Hash(D) | E, Hash(E) |
  • We have all pkh full keys.

input.witness_utxo = Some(witness_utxo.clone());

// Push the PSBT Input and declare an PSBT Output Structure
psbt.inputs.push(input);
psbt.outputs.push(psbt::Output::default());

// Use private keys to sign
let key_a = master_private_key.inner;
let key_b = backup1_private.inner;

// Taproot script can be signed when we have either Key spend or Script spend or both.
// Here you can try to verify by commenting one of the spend path or try signing with both.
sign_taproot_psbt(&key_a, &mut psbt, &secp256k1); // Key Spend - With Key A
sign_taproot_psbt(&key_b, &mut psbt, &secp256k1); // Script Spend - With Key B

// Serializing and finalizing the PSBT Transaction
let serialized = psbt.serialize();
println!("{}", base64::encode(&serialized));
psbt.finalize_mut(&secp256k1).unwrap();

let tx = psbt.extract_tx();
println!("{}", bitcoin::consensus::encode::serialize_hex(&tx));
}
}

// Siging the Taproot PSBT Transaction
fn sign_taproot_psbt(
secret_key: &secp256k1::SecretKey,
psbt: &mut psbt::Psbt,
secp256k1: &Secp256k1<secp256k1::All>,
) {
// Creating signing entitites required
let hash_ty = bitcoin::sighash::TapSighashType::Default;
let mut sighash_cache = SighashCache::new(&psbt.unsigned_tx);

// Defining Keypair for given private key
let keypair = secp256k1::KeyPair::from_seckey_slice(&secp256k1, secret_key.as_ref()).unwrap();

// Checking if leaf hash exist or not.
// For Key Spend -> Leaf Hash is None
// For Script Spend -> Leaf Hash is Some(_)
// Convert this leaf_hash tree to a full map.
let (leaf_hashes, (_, _)) = &psbt.inputs[0].tap_key_origins[&keypair.x_only_public_key().0];
let leaf_hash = if !leaf_hashes.is_empty() {
Some(leaf_hashes[0])
} else {
None
};

let keypair = match leaf_hash {
None => keypair
.tap_tweak(&secp256k1, psbt.inputs[0].tap_merkle_root)
.to_inner(), // tweak for key spend
Some(_) => keypair, // no tweak for script spend
};

// Construct the message to input for schnorr signature
let msg = psbt
.sighash_msg(0, &mut sighash_cache, leaf_hash)
.unwrap()
.to_secp_msg();
let sig = secp256k1.sign_schnorr(&msg, &keypair);
let (pk, _parity) = keypair.x_only_public_key();
assert!(secp256k1.verify_schnorr(&sig, &msg, &pk).is_ok());

// Create final signature with corresponding hash type
let final_signature1 = taproot::Signature { hash_ty, sig };

if let Some(lh) = leaf_hash {
// Script Spend
psbt.inputs[0]
.tap_script_sigs
.insert((pk, lh), final_signature1);
} else {
// Key Spend
psbt.inputs[0].tap_key_sig = Some(final_signature1);
println!("{:#?}", psbt);
}
}

// Find the Outpoint by spk
fn get_vout(tx: &Transaction, spk: ScriptBuf) -> (OutPoint, TxOut) {
for (i, txout) in tx.clone().output.into_iter().enumerate() {
if spk == txout.script_pubkey {
return (OutPoint::new(tx.txid(), i as u32), txout);
}
}
panic!("Only call get vout on functions which have the expected outpoint");
}