function generateAndPersistKeys()
{
$privateKey = new \Bitpay\PrivateKey('/tmp/bitpay.pri');
$privateKey->generate();
$publicKey = new \Bitpay\PublicKey('/tmp/bitpay.pub');
$publicKey->setPrivateKey($privateKey);
$publicKey->generate();
$sinKey = new \Bitpay\SinKey('/tmp/sin.key');
$sinKey->setPublicKey($publicKey);
$sinKey->generate();
//Persist Keys
$storageEngine = new \Bitpay\Storage\EncryptedFilesystemStorage('YourTopSecretPassword');
$storageEngine->persist($privateKey);
$storageEngine->persist($publicKey);
return array($privateKey, $publicKey, $sinKey);
}
// not an issue in this case since we have not used this key for
// anything yet.
/**
* Once we have a private key, a public key is created from it.
*/
$publicKey = new \Bitpay\PublicKey('/tmp/bitpay.pub');
// Inject the private key into the public key
$publicKey->setPrivateKey($privateKey);
// Generate the public key
$publicKey->generate();
// NOTE: You can again do all of this with one line of code like so:
// `$publicKey = \Bitpay\PublicKey::create('/tmp/bitpay.pub')->setPrivateKey($privateKey)->generate();`
/**
* Now that you have a private and public key generated, you will need to store
* them somewhere. This optioin is up to you and how you store them is up to
* you. Please be aware that you MUST store the private key with some type
* of security. If the private key is comprimised you will need to repeat this
* process.
*/
/**
* It's recommended that you use the EncryptedFilesystemStorage engine to persist your
* keys. You can, of course, create your own as long as it implements the StorageInterface
*/
$storageEngine = new \Bitpay\Storage\EncryptedFilesystemStorage('YourTopSecretPassword');
$storageEngine->persist($privateKey);
$storageEngine->persist($publicKey);
/**
* This is all for the first tutorial, you can run this script from the command
* line `php examples/tutorial/001.php` This will generate and create two files
* located at `/tmp/bitpay.pri` and `/tmp/bitpay.pub`
*/
