Simple Signer

Simple Signer provides an easy and secure way to implement log in and transaction signing functionality on your website for the Stellar network.

It can be embedded on any website and supports multiple wallets and languages.

Supported Wallets

Wallet	Link	Status
xBull	xbull.app	Implemented
Albedo	albedo.link	Implemented
Freighter	freighter.app	Implemented
Rabet	rabet.io	Implemented
WalletConnect	walletconnect.com	Implemented
Lobstr	lobstr.co	Implemented
Ledger	ledger.com	In progress

Supported Networks

Network	Link	Status
Public	sign.bigger.systems	Implemented
Testnet	sign-testnet.bigger.systems	Implemented
Futurenet	sign-futurenet.bigger.systems	Implemented

Supported Languages

See the documentation on languages if you want to contribute.

Language	Link
English	Link to the English definition file
Spanish	Link to the Spanish definition file

How to implement Simple Signer on your website

Simple Signer provides three endpoints, /connect, /sign and /payment which allow some customisations to be made.

To see an example of all the implementation properties please take a look at the test.html file provided in this repo.

This section will guide you through the basic use cases, but a more comprehensive API section is also available.

Connecting to a wallet to obtain the user's public key

When you open the /connect, Simple Signer will prompt the user to log in. Once the user is logged in, Simple Signer will send a message to your website with the Public Key of the logged in account and the wallet used.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
    <head>
        <meta charset="utf-8" />
        <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />
        <title>Simple Signer - Connect Wallet Demo</title>
        <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />
        <script
            src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/stellar-sdk/10.1.0/stellar-sdk.min.js"
            integrity="sha512-EqNQsxKR6rZ5xKl29xXa+ez7xgtVSUpj9UDzZmTqoyF0wHbusLkrP8S7dOsKa9DmkoHbssoWUA4+n/0KYY1EAQ=="
            crossorigin="anonymous"
            referrerpolicy="no-referrer"
        ></script>
    </head>
    <body>
        <button onclick="openConnectWindow()">Connect</button>
        <script>
            const simpleSignerUrl = 'https://sign.bigger.systems';

            function openConnectWindow() {
                window.open(
                    `${simpleSignerUrl}/connect`,
                    'Connect_Window',
                    'width=360, height=450',
                );
            }

            function handleMessage(e) {
                // Reject messages that are not coming from simple signer (tailor this according to your needs)
                if (e.origin !== simpleSignerUrl) {
                    return;
                }

                const messageEvent = e.data;

                if (messageEvent.type === 'onConnect') {
                    const publicKey = messageEvent.message.publicKey;
                    // Validate the public key received. This is just good practice.
                    if (StellarSdk.Keypair.fromPublicKey(publicKey)) {
                        console.log('The public key is', publicKey);
                    }
                }
            }

            // see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/message_event
            window.addEventListener('message', handleMessage);
        </script>
    </body>
</html>

Signing a transaction

Once you generate the transaction you want the user to sign, you can present it to your customer using the /sign endpoint. Simple Signer will send a message back to your website with the signed transaction.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
    <head>
        <meta charset="utf-8" />
        <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />
        <title>Simple Signer - Sign Transaction Demo</title>
        <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />
        <script
            src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/stellar-sdk/10.1.0/stellar-sdk.min.js"
            integrity="sha512-EqNQsxKR6rZ5xKl29xXa+ez7xgtVSUpj9UDzZmTqoyF0wHbusLkrP8S7dOsKa9DmkoHbssoWUA4+n/0KYY1EAQ=="
            crossorigin="anonymous"
            referrerpolicy="no-referrer"
        ></script>
    </head>
    <body>
        <button onclick="openSignWindow(unsignedXdr)">Sign</button>
        <script>
            // This XDR may be constructed using the public key obtained from /connect, this is just an example.
            const unsignedXdr =
                'AAAAAgAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAZAADGyCAAAAAQAAAAEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAAAAAAAAQAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAAAAAAAAAvrwgAAAAAAAAAABAAAAAOGpdPW3p7zkOVQPIzk7OYnYo+a6NfyB6ADTbse8pIylAAAAAAAAAAAC+vCAAAAAAAAAAAEAAAAA4al09benvOQ5VA8jOTs5idij5ro1/IHoANNux7ykjKUAAAAAAAAAAAL68IAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAAAAAAAAAvrwgAAAAAAAAAAA';

            const simpleSignerUrl = 'https://sign.bigger.systems';

            async function openSignWindow(xdr) {
                const signWindow = window.open(
                    `${simpleSignerUrl}/sign/?xdr=${unsignedXdr}`,
                    'Sign_Window',
                    'width=360, height=700',
                );

                window.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
                    if (e.origin !== simpleSignerUrl) {
                        return;
                    } else if (signWindow && e.data.type === 'onReady') {
                        signWindow.postMessage(
                            { xdr, description, operationGroups },
                            simpleSignerUrl,
                        );
                    }
                });

                return signWindow;
            }

            async function handleMessage(e) {
                if (
                    e.origin !== simpleSignerUrl &&
                    e.data.type === 'onSign' &&
                    e.data.page === 'sign'
                ) {
                    const eventMessage = e.data;

                    const signedXdr = eventMessage.message.signedXDR;
                    // Validate the XDR, this is just good practice.
                    if (
                        StellarSdk.xdr.TransactionEnvelope.validateXDR(
                            signedXdr,
                            'base64',
                        )
                    ) {
                        const server = new StellarSdk.Server(
                            'https://horizon-testnet.stellar.org/',
                        ); //remember to update this to the correct value

                        // Construct the transaction from the signedXDR
                        // see https://stellar.github.io/js-stellar-sdk/TransactionBuilder.html#.fromXDR
                        const transaction =
                            StellarSdk.TransactionBuilder.fromXDR(
                                signedXdr,
                                'Test SDF Network ; September 2015', //remember to update this to the correct value
                            );

                        try {
                            const transactionResult =
                                await server.submitTransaction(transaction);
                            console.log(transactionResult);
                        } catch (err) {
                            console.error(err);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            window.addEventListener('message', handleMessage);
        </script>
    </body>
</html>

You may choose to pass the unsigned transaction xdr to Simple Signer either via URL or via postMessage.

Via URL:

const unsignedXdr =
    'AAAAAgAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAZAADGyCAAAAAQAAAAEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAAAAAAAAQAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAAAAAAAAAvrwgAAAAAAAAAABAAAAAOGpdPW3p7zkOVQPIzk7OYnYo+a6NfyB6ADTbse8pIylAAAAAAAAAAAC+vCAAAAAAAAAAAEAAAAA4al09benvOQ5VA8jOTs5idij5ro1/IHoANNux7ykjKUAAAAAAAAAAAL68IAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAAAAAAAAAvrwgAAAAAAAAAAA';
const signWindow = window.open(
    `https://sign.bigger.systems/sign/?xdr=${unsignedXdr}`,
    'Sign_Window',
    'width=360, height=700',
);

Via PostMessage:

Post Message has some advantages over the URL method which are covered in the Sign API section.

const unsignedXdr =
    'AAAAAgAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAZAADGyCAAAAAQAAAAEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAAAAAAAAQAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAAAAAAAAAvrwgAAAAAAAAAABAAAAAOGpdPW3p7zkOVQPIzk7OYnYo+a6NfyB6ADTbse8pIylAAAAAAAAAAAC+vCAAAAAAAAAAAEAAAAA4al09benvOQ5VA8jOTs5idij5ro1/IHoANNux7ykjKUAAAAAAAAAAAL68IAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAAAAAAAAAvrwgAAAAAAAAAAA';
const simpleSignerUrl = 'https://sign.bigger.systems';
const signWindow = window.open(
    `${simpleSignerUrl}/sign`,
    'Sign_Window',
    'width=360, height=700',
);

window.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
    if (
        e.origin !== simpleSignerUrl &&
        e.data.type === 'onReady' &&
        e.data.page === 'sign'
    ) {
        signWindow.postMessage({ xdr: unsignedXdr }, simpleSignerUrl);
    }
});

Explaining your transaction

Simple Signer allows you to include a description for your transaction, as well as grouping multiple operations together in order to reduce the cognitive complexity when presenting it to your end user.

A description can be added using both the URL and Post Message methods, but operation grouping can only be done using the Post Message, please see how to implement these in the Sign API section or consult the test.html file.

General description

Operation grouping

Sometimes it's useful to group operations together to explain what they are doing.

Making a payment

To make a payment using Simple Signer, you need to provide the necessary parameters either through the URL or using the postMessage method. Follow the steps below to integrate the payment functionality into your web application:

Step 1: Specify Payment Parameters

You can pass the payment parameters such as the receiver's account, amount, asset type, and issuer through the URL or postMessage method. Here's an example of how you can do it:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
    <head>
        <meta charset="utf-8" />
        <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />
        <title>Simple Signer - Make Payment Demo</title>
        <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />
        <script
            src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/stellar-sdk/10.1.0/stellar-sdk.min.js"
            integrity="sha512-EqNQsxKR6rZ5xKl29xXa+ez7xgtVSUpj9UDzZmTqoyF0wHbusLkrP8S7dOsKa9DmkoHbssoWUA4+n/0KYY1EAQ=="
            crossorigin="anonymous"
            referrerpolicy="no-referrer"
        ></script>
    </head>
    <body>
        <h1>Make Payment</h1>
        <p>
            This page demonstrates the process of making a payment using the
            Simple Signer.
        </p>
        <h2>Usage</h2>
        <p>Click the "Make Payment" button to initiate the payment process.</p>
        <button onclick="makePayment()">Make Payment</button>

        <script>
            async function makePayment() {
                // Define payment parameters
                const receiver = 'Receiver public key';
                const amount = '10';
                const assetCode = 'native'; // 'native' for XLM, or asset code for other assets
                const issuer = ''; // If assetCode is not 'native', provide issuer's public key

                // Open payment window with payment parameters
                const paymentWindow = window.open(
                    `${simpleSignerUrl}/payment/?receiver=${receiver}&amount=${amount}&assetCode=${assetCode}&issuer=${issuer}`,
                    'Payment_Window',
                    'width=360, height=700',
                );

                // Listen for payment completion message
                window.addEventListener('message', (event) => {
                    if (event.origin !== simpleSignerUrl) return;

                    const { type, message } = event.data;
                    if (type === 'onPayment') {
                        // Handle payment completion
                        console.log('Payment completed successfully:', message);
                    }
                });
            }
        </script>
    </body>
</html>

You may choose to pass the payment parameters to Simple Signer either via URL or via postMessage.

Via URL:

const receiver = 'Receiver public key';
const amount = '10';
const assetCode = 'native'; // 'native' for XLM, or asset code for other assets
const issuer = ''; // If assetCode is not 'native', provide issuer's public key

const paymentWindow = window.open(
    `https://sign.bigger.systems/payment/?receiver=${receiver}&amount=${amount}&assetCode=${assetCode}&issuer=${issuer}`,
    'Payment_Window',
    'width=360, height=700',
);

Via PostMessage:

Post Message has some advantages over the URL method which are covered in the Payment API section.

const receiver = 'Receiver public key';
const amount = '10';
const assetCode = 'native'; // 'native' for XLM, or asset code for other assets
const issuer = ''; // If assetCode is not 'native', provide issuer's public key

const simpleSignerUrl = 'https://sign.bigger.systems';
const paymentWindow = window.open(
    `${simpleSignerUrl}/payment`,
    'Payment_Window',
    'width=360, height=700',
);

window.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
    if (
        e.origin !== simpleSignerUrl &&
        e.data.type === 'onReady' &&
        e.data.page === 'payment'
    ) {
        paymentWindow.postMessage(
            { receiver, amount, assetCode, issuer },
            simpleSignerUrl,
        );
    }
});

Language selection

By default, Simple Signer will detect the browser's language and serve Simple Signer using this configuration. If the language found is not implemented, it defaults to English.

A user may also choose to change the language using the interface.

Tech stack

This project is built using the Svelte framework along with TypeScript. It uses Cypress for E2E/integration tests, and Jest for Unit Tests

To ensure we keep a high code quality, we use ESLint as a Linter and Prettier as a Code Formatter

We also use Husky to automatically run lint-staged when making a commit, being able to commit only if lint-staged passes with no errors.

To make sure we have the same coding style/rules we use https://editorconfig.org/

Adding a new Language

See the documentation on languages if you want to contribute.

API

Valid wallet values

These wallet values can be used to configure the available wallets on the /connect endpoint and are received as part of the onConnect event type to indicate which wallet was connected.

wallet	type	value
XBull	String	xbull
Albedo	String	albedo
Rabet	String	rabet
Freighter	String	freighter
WalletConnect	String	walletConnect
Lobstr	String	lobstr
Private Key	String	privateKey

Connect API

Simple Signer offers a /connect endpoint which is used to get the user's public key. It supports some configuration options which can be passed via URL or postMessage, described below.

For instance, you may choose to explicitly show certain wallets as opposed to showing all of them. You do so by using the wallets parameter in the URL or by sending a message to Simple Signer. By default, all available wallets are shown.

Via URL

If you want to configure the wallets that are presented to the user, use valid wallet values appended in multiple wallets parameters, for example: https://sign.bigger.systems/connect/?wallets=xbull&wallets=freighter&wallets=albedo

Via Post Message

You may also choose to send the wallets at another moment, once Simple Signer is ready, by using a postMessage.

property	type	value
wallets	String[] (Optional)	valid wallet values

Example usage:

const simpleSignerUrl = 'https://sign.bigger.systems';
const connectWindow = window.open(
    `${simpleSignerUrl}/connect`,
    'Connect_Window',
    'width=360, height=700',
);

window.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
    if (
        e.origin === simpleSignerUrl &&
        e.data.type === 'onReady' &&
        e.data.page === 'sign'
    ) {
        connectWindow.postMessage(
            { wallets: ['xbull', 'albedo'] },
            simpleSignerUrl,
        );
    }
});

Sign API

Simple Signer offers a /sign endpoint which is used to send a transaction XDR and get it back with the user's signature.

It supports multiple configuration options which can be passed via URL or postMessage.

property name	type	value
xdr	String (Required)	The XDR representing the transaction to be signed by the user
description	String (Optional)	A description that summarises what this transaction is doing
operationGroups	Array of Group (Optional, only available via postMessage)	A way to group operations together and provide descriptions to make them clearer to the end user

Each Group looks as follows

property name	type	value
from	Number (Required)	The zero-based index of the starting operation (0 = first operation)
to	Number (Required)	The zero-based index of the finishing operation (inclusive). (1 = second operation, included in this group)
title	String	The title that briefly describes this group of operations
description	String	The detailed description of what this group of operations is doing

See examples below via URL and via postMessage for a clearer picture on how they are used.

Via postMessage

This is the preferred method to pass messages to Simple Signer.

const simpleSignerUrl = 'https://sign.bigger.systems';
const signWindow = window.open(
    `${simpleSignerUrl}/sign`,
    'Sign_Window',
    'width=360, height=700',
);
const sampleXdr =
    'AAAAAgAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAZAADGyCAAAAAQAAAAEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAAAAAAAAQAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAAAAAAAAAvrwgAAAAAAAAAABAAAAAOGpdPW3p7zkOVQPIzk7OYnYo+a6NfyB6ADTbse8pIylAAAAAAAAAAAC+vCAAAAAAAAAAAEAAAAA4al09benvOQ5VA8jOTs5idij5ro1/IHoANNux7ykjKUAAAAAAAAAAAL68IAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAAAAAAAAAvrwgAAAAAAAAAAA';
window.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
    if (
        e.origin === simpleSignerUrl &&
        e.data.type === 'onReady' &&
        e.data.page === 'sign'
    ) {
        signWindow.postMessage(
            {
                xdr: sampleXdr,
                description: 'This is the description for this transaction',
                operationGroups: [
                    {
                        from: 0,
                        to: 1,
                        title: 'This is the title of this group composed of operations with index 0 and 1',
                        description:
                            'This is a description of what these 2 operations are doing together',
                    },
                    // Note that operation 2 is not included in an operation grouping, Simple Signer caters for this and shows it as a top-level operation
                    {
                        from: 3,
                        to: 5,
                        title: 'This is the title of this group composed of operations with index 3,4 and 5',
                        description:
                            'This is a description of what these 3 operations are doing together',
                    },
                ],
            },
            simpleSignerUrl,
        );
    }
});

Via URL

Please note operation groups are not available via URL, use postMessage instead.

const simpleSignerUrl = 'https://sign.bigger.systems';
const sampleXdr =
    'AAAAAgAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAZAADGyCAAAAAQAAAAEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAAAAAAAAQAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAAAAAAAAAvrwgAAAAAAAAAABAAAAAOGpdPW3p7zkOVQPIzk7OYnYo+a6NfyB6ADTbse8pIylAAAAAAAAAAAC+vCAAAAAAAAAAAEAAAAA4al09benvOQ5VA8jOTs5idij5ro1/IHoANNux7ykjKUAAAAAAAAAAAL68IAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAADhqXT1t6e85DlUDyM5OzmJ2KPmujX8gegA027HvKSMpQAAAAAAAAAAAvrwgAAAAAAAAAAA';
const signWindow = window.open(
    `${simpleSignerUrl}/sign/?xdr=${sampleXdr}&description=This is a sampe description for this transaction`,
    'Sign_Window',
    'width=360, height=700',
);

Logout API

Simple Signer offers a /logout endpoint that is used to disconnect the session and delete stored values.

Via postMessage

This is the preferred method to pass messages to Simple Signer.

const simpleSignerUrl = 'https://sign.bigger.systems';
const logoutWindow = window.open(
    `${simpleSignerURL}/logout`,
    'Logout_Window',
    'width=100, height=100',
);
window.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
    if (
        e.origin !== simpleSignerUrl &&
        e.data.type === 'onLogout' &&
        e.data.page === 'logout'
    ) {
        logoutWindow.postMessage({ type: 'logout' }, simpleSignerUrl);
    }
});

Event Types

This is a list of events that Simple Signer can return to your application.

Consider the following example:

window.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
    if (
        e.origin !== simpleSignerUrl &&
        e.data.type === 'onReady' &&
        e.data.page === 'sign'
    ) {
        signWindow.postMessage({ xdr }, simpleSignerUrl);
    }
});

e.data contains the event that simple signer sends, which can be of type onReady, onCancel, onConnect, onLogOut or onSign.

onReady

Simple Signer emits an onReady event once it has loaded and is ready to accept other messages.

property name	type	value
type	String	onReady
page	String	connect or sign
message	String	Simple Signer is ready to operate

onCancel

If a user closes the Simple Signer window or presses a Cancel button in the UI, this event is triggered.

property name	type	value
type	String	onCancel
page	String	connect or sign
message	String	The user has canceled the operation

onConnect

Once a user connects the wallet, therefore granting access to their public key, an onConnect message is sent.

property name	type	value
type	String	onConnect
page	String	connect or sign
message	Object	{publicKey, wallet}
message.publicKey	String	The user's public key
message.wallet	String	The name of the wallet the user connected with

onSign

This message is received when the user signs the XDR sent to Simple Signer.

property name	type	value
type	String	onSign
page	String	connect or sign
message	Object	{signedXDR}
message.signedXDR	String	The XDR, signed by the user

onLogOut

Once a user disconnects the wallet an onLogOut message is sent.

property name	type	value
type	String	onLogOut
page	String	logout
message	String	Your session has been disconnected from Simple Signer

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How to implement Simple Signer on your website

Connecting to a wallet to obtain the user's public key

Signing a transaction

Explaining your transaction

General description

Operation grouping

Making a payment

Step 1: Specify Payment Parameters

Language selection

Tech stack

Adding a new Language

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Valid wallet values

Connect API

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Supported Wallets

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How to implement Simple Signer on your website

Connecting to a wallet to obtain the user's public key

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Explaining your transaction

General description

Operation grouping

Making a payment

Step 1: Specify Payment Parameters

Language selection

Tech stack

Adding a new Language

API

Valid wallet values

Connect API

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