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Seed Functionality integrated in docs

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.then(() => conn.searchAssets('Bicycle Inc.'))
.then(assets => console.log('Found assets with serial number Bicycle Inc.:', assets))
Seed Functionality
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BigchainDB JavaScript driver allows you to create a keypair based on a seed.
The constructor accepts a 32 byte seed. One of the ways to create a seed from
a string (e.g. a passphrase) is the one used by ``bip39``, specifically the function ``mnemonicToSeed``.
Install bip39 with npm: ``npm install bip39``
Next, require ``bip39`` in your file like this: ``var bip39 = require('bip39')``
At last, we can create the keypair based on a string. The function will transform the string to a byte array.
As our constructor ``Ed25519Keypair()`` only accepts a seed of 32 bytes, we slice the first 32 bytes: ``slice(0,32)``.
.. code-block:: js
var keypair = new driver.Ed25519Keypair(bip39.mnemonicToSeed("yourString").slice(0, 32))
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