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Getting AccountId from Mnemonic #328

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cdigiacinto opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 3 comments
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Getting AccountId from Mnemonic #328

cdigiacinto opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 3 comments
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cdigiacinto commented Feb 16, 2024

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We need to add a method to get the ecdsa publickey for an acount. The implementation of that functionality in the JS SDK can be found in the toStandardECDSAsecp256k1PrivateKey() method of Mnemonic.js.

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In case I already have an account on Hedera and I have the mnemonic how I can get the accountId that is associated? (the account was created by using the ECDSA_SECP256K1 public key)

let mnemonic = try Mnemonic.fromString(seed)
let privateKey = try mnemonic.toPrivateKey()

privateKey is a Ed25519

I don't see any methods in the SDK to get the ecdsa publickey so I can then query for this publicKey.
The aliasKey is not a reliable alternative because there is no record in the Hedera network of an account associated with a given aliasKey until an amount of Hbar is transferred to the account.

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There will be no functionality like in the Hedera SDK js?
In Hedera SDK js there is the function toStandardECDSAsecp256k1PrivateKey()

https://github.com/hashgraph/hedera-sdk-js/blob/0feddb25bc2f17399bf0ab346e0464b79f10d0fe/packages/cryptography/src/Mnemonic.js

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RickyLB commented Mar 6, 2024

@cdigiacinto Thank you for pointing this out. This functionality will be added to the SDK soon.

@SimiHunjan SimiHunjan added this to the v0.29.0 milestone Apr 15, 2024
@SimiHunjan SimiHunjan modified the milestones: v0.29.0, v0.30.0 May 29, 2024
@SimiHunjan SimiHunjan removed this from the v0.30.0 milestone Jun 11, 2024
@RickyLB RickyLB added the good first issue candidate Issues that can become a good first issue but need more description/context. label Sep 5, 2024
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@RickyLB What is the timeline for this issue? All Hedera SDKs support this except switf

@hendrikebbers hendrikebbers added good first issue Issues which are ideal for a first time or new project contributor. hacktoberfest Issues shown by lists for the Hacktoberfest and made for newcomers to do the first contribution. and removed good first issue candidate Issues that can become a good first issue but need more description/context. labels Oct 17, 2024
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