Serializes a Serializable value to its BCS representation.
This function is the TypeScript SDK equivalent of bcs::to_bytes in Move.
the BCS representation of the Serializable instance as a byte buffer.
Converts the BCS-serialized bytes of a value into a Hex instance. This function provides a Hex representation of the BCS-serialized data for easier handling and manipulation.
A Hex instance with the BCS-serialized bytes loaded into its underlying Uint8Array.
Represents a signed transaction that includes a raw transaction and an authenticator. The authenticator contains a client's public key and the signature of the raw transaction, which can be of three types: single signature, multi-signature, and multi-agent.
The raw transaction to be signed.
Contains a client's public key and the signature of the raw transaction. The authenticator has 3 flavors: single signature, multi-signature and multi-agent.
Serializes the raw transaction and its authenticator using the provided serializer. This function is essential for preparing the transaction data for transmission or storage.
The serializer instance used to serialize the transaction and authenticator.
StaticdeserializeDeserializes a signed transaction from the provided deserializer. This function allows you to reconstruct a SignedTransaction object from its serialized form, enabling further processing or validation.
The deserializer instance used to read the serialized data.
Returns the hex string representation of the Serializable value with the 0x prefix.
the hex formatas a string prefixed by 0x.
Returns the hex string representation of the Serializable value without the 0x prefix.
the hex format as a string without 0x prefix.
Represents a signed transaction that includes a raw transaction and an authenticator. The authenticator contains a client's public key and the signature of the raw transaction.
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Param: raw_txn
The raw transaction to be signed.
Param: authenticator
Contains a client's public key and the signature of the raw transaction. Authenticator can have three variations: single signature, multi-signature, and multi-agent.