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the first line in validateRefund:

refund = new Refund(refund);

overwrites some parts of refund, eliminating the output, which is immediately referenced in the third line in validateRefund:

var receivedAddress = new Address(refund.outputs[0].script, this.network).toString();

It might be a good idea to add an example to the payment channel portion of the developer guide for the case that the provider simply returns a signature of the refund, not the refund itself. It took me a while to figure out I needed to make a TransactionSignature:

            var signature = new TransactionSignature({
                signature: signature_string,
                prevTxId: consumer.commitmentTx.hash,
                outputIndex: 0,
                inputIndex: 0,
                publicKey: server_key,
                sigtype: sigtype
            });

            try
            {
                refund_tx.applySignature(signature);

...

examples/01.createChannel.js
fs.writeFileSync('unsigned.refund.log', consumer.setupRefund().toJSON());
write [object Object]

so that is not working
examples/02.signRefund.js
var refund = JSON.parse(String(fs.readFileSync('unsigned.refund.log')));

at 03.broadcastCommitment.js
var commitment = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('commitment.log'));
consumer.commitmentTx = new Commitment(commitment);
assert(consumer.commitmentTx.isFullySigned());

All of the bitcore modules use a lowercase naming convention, e.g.lib/privatekey.js, for the purposes of consistency, we should standardize on this to avoid common typing mistakes.

hi there,

when following the docs and examples to set up a channel, i get this error:

bitcore-channel.js:140 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'script' of undefined

this happens because outputs[] is empty. the insight api call however does return utxo transactions. so i assume that something in Consumer.processFunding() is not parsing them properly.

my code:

var consumer = new Consumer({
  network: 'testnet',
  fundingKey: fundingKey,
  refundKey: refundKey,
  commitmentKey: commitmentKey,
  providerPublicKey: providerPublicKey,
});

var insight = new Insight(bitcore.Networks.testnet);
insight.getUnspentUtxos(consumer.fundingAddress, function(err, utxos) {
  consumer.processFunding(utxos);
  consumer.setupRefund();
});

any clues?

That 89% is annoying

Copying from bitpay/bitcore#1059

See bitpay/bitcore#1048

this.clearOutputs();

no such clearOutputs function in bitcore.js or bitcore-channel.js

The consumer validates the refund in validateRefund(),
and the the provider validates paments in validatePayment(), both by doing

Script.Interpreter().verify( *.inputs[0].script, *.inputs[0].output.script )

However, this call does not provide the spending transaction, which should be required since the scriptSig (*.inputs[0].script) contains a multisig redeem script based on OP_CHECKMULTISIG?

As the docs for verify() state:

@param {Transaction=} tx - the Transaction containing the scriptSig in one input (used * to check signature validity for some opcodes like OP_CHECKSIG)

The flag argument, which allows validation of P2SH by using Interpreter.SCRIPT_VERIFY_P2SH, is also missing.

Does this actually do a proper signature check?