mnemonic is an OCaml implementation of mnemonic code for generating deterministic keys in other words, it is an implementation of BIP-0039 (Bitcoin Improvement Proposal) which introduces a mechanism to generate mnemonics (group of words) and convert them into a binary seed.
See also the reference implementation written in Python.
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Install opam
, then follow instructions below to install dependencies, build the project, and run it.
; opam install .
; dune build
mnemonic
can be used as a standalone CLI tool to generate keys
; dune build @install
; mnemonic --help
mnemonic [options]
-l Specify the length of the mnemonic phrase (default is 24).
-o Specify the file to write the output to (default is stdout).
--version Display the version of the currently installed mnemonic.
-help Display this list of options
--help Display this list of options
To use as a library in another codebase, install mnemonic
from opam.
; opam install mnemonic
dune
:
(library
(name <your library name>)
(libraries mnemonic))
<program>.ml
open Mnemonic
(* TODO: add usage examples *)
- finalize the exposed interface functions in a
.mli
file - test against reference implementation test suite
- publish
mnemonic
to opam