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Change from Base64 PSBT event to raw/serial sex
In this article, we investigated the process of transforming the Base64 PSBT (Programming script binares) event into its raw and serial (hex) format. We use our Bitcoin Core Clli.
Prerequisites
- Check out the Bitcoin basics and its Blockchain architecture.
- Understanding PSBT and Base64 coding standards.
Step 1: Convert Base64 PSBT event RAW
In order to convert a Base64-coded PSBT event, we must use the PSBT ‘command tool provided by Bitcoin Core. For this purpose, the “Converttopsbt” command is used. Here is an example of how it is used:
`Bash
BitcoinCore-ClvertOPSBT
`
Replace the with a real base64 coded PSBT event, as shown at the start of the Bitcoin core.
Step 2: Convert RAW event to a serial application
After the PSBT event has been converted from RAW format, we must convert it to its series (HEKSA). We can re -use a "PSBT" tool or utilize thecointoollibrary for this purpose.
Here's an example of how to convert the raw event from the Bitcoin core Clu:
Bash
BitcoinCore-Cli-CoinTeol -t Raw2hex
`
Replace with a real raw trade, as shown at the start of the Bitcoin core.
Step 3: Compare and check
To ensure that your conversion process is correct, we can compare the Base64-coded PSBT event with its series (Hex) equivalent:
Bash
BitcoinCore-Cli-CoinTeol -t Hex2RAW
`
This command produces a raw event from the original Base64 coding event.
Example Departure
Here is an example of the above steps using the Fikaal PSBT event for income:
`clear text
Base64-coded PSBT events
PSBT (“1.3.0”, {
“coding”: “Base64”,
“Scriptsig”: [“0101010000000000000000000000000000000”],
“Blocknumber”: “100000”,
“Transactionindex”: “500000”
})
`
Change Home
Here is a simple Python manuscript that converts from Base64 to RAW and then a serial hex:
`Python
import support64
Bring JSON
Def Base64_to_TSB (Base64_Transaction):
Use the PSBT command tool provided by the Bitcoin core
Output = BitcoinCore-ClvertOPSBT (Base64_Transaction)
Return JSON.LOADS (Departure)
def tsb_to_raw (tsb_json, coding = “Base64”):
Converts from the coindool library from raw to hex
If coding == “raw”:
Return Cointool (tsb_json, “hex2raw”)
Elif coding == “hex”:
Return Cointool (tsb_json, “hex2raw”)
Example of use
Base64_Transaction = “PSBT (\” 1.3.0 \ “, {\” Coding \ “: \” Base64 \ “, \” Scriptsig \ “: [0101010000000000000000000000000000000 \”, “” Blocknumber \ “” 100000 \ ” , “Transactionindex \”: \ “500000 \”}) “
tsb_json = Base64_To_tsb (Base64_transaction)
Raw_hex = tsb_to_raw (tsb_json, coding = “hex”)
Print (Raw_hex)
Output:
`
This coder example will first change the Base64-coded PSBT event to the Python Dictionary using the JSON.LODS ()
. Then we use the cointool
library to convert it to a raw form into a hex. The result is printed as raw and serialized (hexagonal places).
conclusion
There are two steps between the Base64-coded and raw/series format (Hex) format: first conversion of the PSBT event from Base64 to RAW; Secondly, converting the Raw event to its series (HEKSA). This process can be achieved using the various tools and libraries offered by Bitcoin Core Clli.