The **xrpl-validator-domains** library lets XRP Ledger developers confirm that a validator’s declared domain is authentic. It provides simple Node / browser functions (`verifyValidatorDomain` and `verifyManifestSignature`) that parse various manifest formats, check the cryptographic signatures, and return a verification result and the parsed manifest data. It’s aimed at XRP Ledger node operators, developers, and anyone building tools that need to securely validate validator domain information.
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Promise based HTTP client for the browser and node.js
encodes/decodes base58 encoded XRP Ledger identifiers
XRP Ledger binary codec
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