Ledger Plugin ENS

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This is a plugin for the Ethereum application which helps parsing and displaying relevant information when signing a EigenLayer smart contract.

• Ledger Nano S/S+/X/Stax EigenLayer plugin
• Specs / Documentation
• Ragger tests

ATTENTION

Please:

• Do not use in production
• Do not use a Ledger device with funds for development purposes.
• Have a separate and marked device that is used ONLY for development and testing

Documentation

Need more information about the interface, the architecture, or general stuff about ethereum plugins? You can find more about them in the ethereum-app documentation.

Smart Contracts

Smart contracts covered by this plugin are:

Network	Smart Contract	Smart Contract Address
Ethereum	ETH Registrar Controller	0x253553366da8546fc250f225fe3d25d0c782303b
Ethereum	ETH Registrar Controller Old	0x283af0b28c62c092c9727f1ee09c02ca627eb7f5
Ethereum	Reverse Registrar	0xa58E81fe9b61B5c3fE2AFD33CF304c454AbFc7Cb
Ethereum	Reverse Registrar Old	0x9062C0A6Dbd6108336BcBe4593a3D1cE05512069
Ethereum	Reverse Registrar Old 2	0x084b1c3C81545d370f3634392De611CaaBFf8148
Ethereum	Bulk Renewal	0xff252725f6122a92551a5fa9a6b6bf10eb0be035
Ethereum	StaticBulkRenewal	0xa12159e5131b1eEf6B4857EEE3e1954744b5033A
Ethereum	ENS Registry With Fallback	0x00000000000c2e074ec69a0dfb2997ba6c7d2e1e
Ethereum	DNS Registrar	0x58774bb8acd458a640af0b88238369a167546ef2
Ethereum	Public Resolver	0x231b0Ee14048e9dCcD1d247744d114a4EB5E8E63

Functions implemented:

Function	Selector	Displayed Parameters
commit	0xf14fcbc8	bytes32 commitment
register	0x85f6d155	string name address owner uint256 duration bytes32 secret
registerWithConfig	0xf7a16963	string name address owner bytes32 secret address resolver address addr
renew	0xacf1a841	string name uint256 duration
setName	0xc47f0027	string name
renewAll*	0xe8d6dbb4	string names uint256 duration bytes proof
proveAndClaim*	0x8bbedf75	bytes names uint256 #inputs bytes proof
proveAndClaimWithResolver*	0x224199c2	bytes names uint256 #inputs bytes proof address resolver address addr
setOwner	0x5b0fc9c3	bytes32 node address owner
setResolver	0x1896f70a	bytes32 node address resolver
SetSubnodeRecord	0x5ef2c7f0	bytes32 node bytes32 label address owner address resolver uint256 ttl
SetAddr*	0x8b95dd71	</td bytes32 node uint256 coinType bytes a
SetText*	0x10f13a8c	bytes32 node string Key string Value
SetContentHash*	0x304e6ade	bytes32 node bytes hash
Multicall*	0xac9650d8	bytes calls

*For renewAll, ENS plugin will only support signing transactions with 2 names maximum. For multicall, ENS plugin will only support signing transactions with 3 calls maximum. For strings and byte arrays bigger then 32, plugin is showing the first and last 16 bytes in "16...16" format, due to memory limitations.

How to build

Ledger's recommended plugin guide is out-dated and doesn't work since they introduced a lot of new changes. Here's a simple way to get started with this repo:

1. Clone this repo (along with git submodules)
2. Install Xquartz and make sure you have enabled "Allow connections from network clients" enabled under "Security" settings.
3. Install and start Docker (Note: If Docker is already running, quit and start it after starting Xquartz, otherwise docker cannot connect to Xquartz).
4. Install the Ledger Dev Tools VS Code plugin and makes sure it's enabled
5. Once you have installed the plugin and open the repo, the plugin should by default try to create and start the containers. If it doesn't, you can simply click "Update Container" under "Ledger Dev Tools" in the Activity Side Bar on VS Code.
6. On the "Ledger Dev Tools" side bar, Select a target and then click on Build.
7. Once build is complete, click on "Run tests" to run the tests

How to test

More info on how to run the tests here.