Throw a user-friendly error when a private key isn't provided
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import { type AppContext } from '@/app.ts';
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import { getEventHash, getPublicKey, getSignature } from '@/deps.ts';
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import { getEventHash, getPublicKey, getSignature, HTTPException } from '@/deps.ts';
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import type { Event, EventTemplate, SignedEvent } from '@/event.ts';
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/** Sign Nostr event using the app context. */
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// deno-lint-ignore require-await
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async function signEvent<K extends number = number>(event: EventTemplate<K>, c: AppContext): Promise<SignedEvent<K>> {
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const seckey = c.get('seckey')!;
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const seckey = c.get('seckey');
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// Ditto only supports publishing events with a private key (for now).
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// TODO: Let the client sign events through a websocket.
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if (!seckey) {
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throw new HTTPException(400, {
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res: c.json({ id: 'ditto.private_key', error: 'No private key' }, 400),
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});
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}
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(event as Event<K>).pubkey = getPublicKey(seckey);
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(event as Event<K>).id = getEventHash(event as Event<K>);
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