Quote from: garrychahal on January 17, 2024, 07:06:18 PM

Quote from: warpanomaly on January 15, 2024, 12:56:13 AM

I'm looking to create a Bitcoin tapscript transaction, but I can't find an example or a tutorial that demonstrates how to do this. When I was building on Ethereum it was easy because there's a lot of tutorials about how to create a custom ERC-20 or ERC-721. I understand that comparing Ethereum to Bitcoin is like comparing apples to oranges. Bitcoin is designed to be a store of value while Ethereum is a platform designed to run code.

Still though... I want to practice writing tapscript transactions on Bitcoin. Can someone provide a code example or a tutorial about how to actually create a tapscript transaction?

Just to be clear, when I say a tapscript transaction, I mean constructing a UTXO that contains a script spending path. That means a taproot transaction that contains a merkle root with a taptree where spending from this UTXO means solving a logic condition in one of the tapleafs.

I'm eager to delve into Bitcoin tapscript transactions, but I'm struggling to find an example or tutorial guiding me through the process. When working with Ethereum, crafting custom ERC-20 or ERC-721 tokens was straightforward due to the abundance of tutorials available. I recognize the inherent differences between Bitcoin and Ethereum—Bitcoin as a store of value and Ethereum as a code-running platform.

Nevertheless, my curiosity persists, and I'm determined to practice tapscript transactions on Bitcoin. Could someone kindly share a code example or direct me to a tutorial illustrating the creation of a tapscript transaction? To clarify, I'm specifically interested in constructing a UTXO with a script spending path—a taproot transaction featuring a merkle root with a taptree. The goal is to enable spending from this UTXO by satisfying a logic condition within one of the tapleafs.
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Check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixHVnvq4S7g, this goes step by step through the full flow from 0 to p2tr via script spending path (also helps you setup a local testnet + block explorer).