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How to use the @waves/waves-transactions.wavesAuth function in @waves/waves-transactions

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wavesplatform / waveskeeper / src / controllers / wavesTransactionsController.js View on Github

signWavesAuth: async (data, user) => {
        return wavesAuth(data, user.seed);
    },

wavesplatform / waveskeeper / src / controllers / wavesTransactionsController.js View on Github

parseWavesAuth: (message) => {
        if (!message || message.type !== 'wavesAuth') {
            throw new Error('Incorrect data for sign wavesAuth data');
        }

        const { data } = message;
        const { hash } = wavesAuth(data, 'fake user');
        return {
            id: hash,
        };
    },