Flow•3mo ago

Alex Ni | Flow 4D (2024-08-23)

is there any example of how to pass account keys to a transaction in go? previously the was something like

flow.NewTransaction().
SetScript(script).
AddAuthorizer(creatorAddress).
        AddRawArgument(jsoncdc.MustEncode(bytesToCadenceArray(a.partialAdminAccountKey.Encode())))

flow.NewTransaction().
SetScript(script).
AddAuthorizer(creatorAddress).
        AddRawArgument(jsoncdc.MustEncode(bytesToCadenceArray(a.partialAdminAccountKey.Encode())))

but not it doesn't seem to work correctly

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Needle•3mo ago

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NiAlexSan•3mo ago

for the future reference, this code works:

sdktemplates "github.com/onflow/flow-go-sdk/templates"
...
pAdminKey, err := sdktemplates.AccountKeyToCadenceCryptoKey(a.partialAdminAccountKey)
if err != nil {
    panic("could not convert partialAdminAccountKey")
}
...
  
AddRawArgument(jsoncdc.MustEncode(pAdminKey)).

sdktemplates "github.com/onflow/flow-go-sdk/templates"
...
pAdminKey, err := sdktemplates.AccountKeyToCadenceCryptoKey(a.partialAdminAccountKey)
if err != nil {
    panic("could not convert partialAdminAccountKey")
}
...
  
AddRawArgument(jsoncdc.MustEncode(pAdminKey)).

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Alex Ni | Flow 4D (2024-08-23)