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Versions in this module

v0

v0.6.28-beta.1

Jun 1, 2023

v0.6.27

Jun 1, 2023

v0.6.26

May 28, 2023

Changes in this version

+ func CmpKeygen(id party.ID, ids party.IDSlice, n crypto.Network, threshold int, ...) (*cmp.Config, error)

+ func CmpRefresh(c *cmp.Config, n crypto.Network, wg *sync.WaitGroup, pl *pool.Pool) (*cmp.Config, error)

+ func CmpSign(c *cmp.Config, m []byte, signers party.IDSlice, n crypto.Network, ...) (*crypto.MPCECDSASignature, error)

+ func CmpVerify(c *cmp.Config, m []byte, sig *crypto.MPCECDSASignature) bool

+ func EnsureSelfIDInGroup(selfID party.ID, group []party.ID) []party.ID

+ func HandleNetworkProtocol(id party.ID, h protocol.Handler, network crypto.Network)

+ func PartyIdListToPeerIdList(ids []crypto.PartyID) []crypto.PeerID

+ func PartyIdToPeerId(id crypto.PartyID) crypto.PeerID

+ func PeerIdListToPartyIdList(ids []crypto.PeerID) []crypto.PartyID

+ func PeerIdToPartyId(id crypto.PeerID) crypto.PartyID

v0.6.26-beta.10

May 25, 2023