TON Addresses for PHP

This package contains some PHP utility functions for working with TON blockchain addresses.

Installation

composer require catchain/ton-address

Usage

Checking address validity:

use Catchain\Ton\Address\Address;

Address::isValid('EQB/tWkYGPdyPxqz8TXjVaSTKfr1gOOPqOez4d07vHFqUMuk');
// >>> true

Address::isValid('this-is-definitely-not-an-address');
// >>> false

Creating Address object:

$address = Address::parse('-1:811ced271f8f449cb51eb5920090b92cb200b20f07170676e9db6fbe9da516cf');

// or in any other format:

$address = Address::parse('Uf+BHO0nH49EnLUetZIAkLkssgCyDwcXBnbp22++naUWz5id');

Object structure:

Catchain\Ton\Address\Address {
  +wc: -1,
  +hashPart: b"ü\x1CÝ'\x1FÅD£Á\x1EÁÆ\0É╣,▓\0▓\x0F\x07\x17\x06vÚ█o¥ØÑ\x16¤",
  +isTestOnly: true,
  +isBounceable: true,
  +isUserFriendly: true,
  +isUrlSafe: true,
}

Serializing to string (arguments are self-explanatory):

$address->toString(
  userFriendly: true,
  urlSafe: true,
  bounceable: true,
  testOnly: false,
);

// >>> Ef-BHO0nH49EnLUetZIAkLkssgCyDwcXBnbp22--naUWz8VY

Serializing to the long format:

$address->toString(userFriendly: false);

// >>> -1:811ced271f8f449cb51eb5920090b92cb200b20f07170676e9db6fbe9da516cf

By default the object is serialized to the same format that it was created from:

Address::parse('Uf+BHO0nH49EnLUetZIAkLkssgCyDwcXBnbp22++naUWz5id')->toString();
// >>> Uf+BHO0nH49EnLUetZIAkLkssgCyDwcXBnbp22++naUWz5id

Address::parse('kf-BHO0nH49EnLUetZIAkLkssgCyDwcXBnbp22--naUWz37S')->toString();
// >>> kf-BHO0nH49EnLUetZIAkLkssgCyDwcXBnbp22--naUWz37S