create-script-template

create-script-template

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a script template", "add a new template to ts-templates", "create a BitCom template", "build an OP_RETURN template", or mentions creating templates for protocols like SIGMA, AIP, MAP, BAP, B. Guides creation of @bsv/sdk ScriptTemplate implementations.

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This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a script template", "add a new template to ts-templates", "create a BitCom template", "build an OP_RETURN template", or mentions creating templates for protocols like SIGMA, AIP, MAP, BAP, B. Guides creation of @bsv/sdk ScriptTemplate implementations.

Create Script Template

Create script templates for the b-open-io/ts-templates repository following established patterns.

When to Use

  • Create a new BitCom protocol template (like AIP, MAP, SIGMA)
  • Build an OP_RETURN data template
  • Implement a ScriptTemplate for a new protocol
  • Add a template to ts-templates repository

Template Structure

Every template follows this pattern:

import { ScriptTemplate, LockingScript, UnlockingScript, Script, Utils } from '@bsv/sdk'
import BitCom, { Protocol, BitComDecoded } from './BitCom.js'

export const PREFIX = 'PROTOCOL_ID'

export interface ProtocolData {
  bitcomIndex?: number
  // protocol-specific fields
  valid?: boolean
}

export default class Protocol implements ScriptTemplate {
  public readonly data: ProtocolData

  constructor(data: ProtocolData) {
    this.data = data
  }

  static decode(bitcom: BitComDecoded): Protocol[] { /* ... */ }
  static sign(/* params */): Promise<Protocol> { /* ... */ }
  lock(): LockingScript { /* ... */ }
  unlock(): { sign: Function, estimateLength: Function } { /* ... */ }
  verify(): boolean { /* ... */ }
}

Creation Process

Step 1: Understand the Protocol

Gather protocol specifications:

  • Protocol prefix/identifier (Bitcoin address or literal string)
  • Field order and data types
  • Signing requirements (if any)
  • Verification logic

Step 2: Create Template File

Location: src/template/bitcom/ProtocolName.ts

Required exports:

  • PREFIX constant
  • ProtocolData interface
  • Default class implementing ScriptTemplate

Step 3: Implement Core Methods

decode() - Parse from BitComDecoded:

static decode(bitcom: BitComDecoded): Protocol[] {
  const results: Protocol[] = []
  for (const protocol of bitcom.protocols) {
    if (protocol.protocol === PREFIX) {
      const script = Script.fromBinary(protocol.script)
      const chunks = script.chunks
      // Extract fields from chunks using Utils.toUTF8(chunk.data)
    }
  }
  return results
}

lock() - Generate locking script:

lock(): LockingScript {
  const script = new Script()
  script.writeBin(Utils.toArray(field1, 'utf8'))
  script.writeBin(Utils.toArray(field2, 'utf8'))

  const protocols: Protocol[] = [{
    protocol: PREFIX,
    script: script.toBinary(),
    pos: 0
  }]

  return new BitCom(protocols).lock()
}

Step 4: Add to mod.ts

Export the new template:

export { default as Protocol, PREFIX } from './src/template/bitcom/Protocol.js'
export type { ProtocolData, ProtocolOptions } from './src/template/bitcom/Protocol.js'

Step 5: Create Pull Request

  1. Create feature branch: git checkout -b feature/protocol-template
  2. Commit changes with descriptive message
  3. Push and create PR to b-open-io/ts-templates

Key Patterns

Chunk-Based Parsing

Always use script.chunks directly, never string splitting:

const script = Script.fromBinary(protocol.script)
const chunks = script.chunks

const field1 = Utils.toUTF8(chunks[0].data ?? [])
const field2 = Utils.toUTF8(chunks[1].data ?? [])
const signature = Array.from(chunks[2].data ?? [])

Utils Over Buffer

Use @bsv/sdk Utils for all byte manipulation:

  • Utils.toArray(string, 'utf8') - String to bytes
  • Utils.toUTF8(bytes) - Bytes to string
  • Utils.toHex(bytes) - Bytes to hex
  • Utils.toBase64(bytes) - Bytes to base64

Signature Verification

For protocols with signatures, use BSM recovery:

for (let recovery = 0; recovery < 4; recovery++) {
  try {
    const publicKey = sig.RecoverPublicKey(
      recovery,
      new BigNumber(BSM.magicHash(message))
    )
    if (BSM.verify(message, sig, publicKey) &&
        publicKey.toAddress().toString() === address) {
      return true
    }
  } catch { /* try next */ }
}

Additional Resources

Reference Files

  • references/template-anatomy.md - Detailed template structure
  • references/pr-workflow.md - Contribution workflow for ts-templates

Examples

  • examples/OpReturn.ts - Minimal template (no external deps)

More Examples

For complete production templates, see the ts-templates repository:
https://github.com/b-open-io/ts-templates/tree/master/src/template

Notable templates:

  • bitcom/Sigma.ts - Transaction-bound signatures (uses sigma-protocol)
  • bitcom/AIP.ts - Author Identity Protocol
  • bitcom/MAP.ts - Magic Attribute Protocol
  • bitcom/BAP.ts - Bitcoin Attestation Protocol
  • bitcom/B.ts - B:// file storage
  • opreturn/OpReturn.ts - Simple OP_RETURN

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