JS bindings #55
JS bindings #55
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… Added some bindings and tests for the bindings
…avoid raw memory views, as they can lead to a data corruption; Modify CMake bindings config to make CMake working properly;
…avoid raw memory views, as they can lead to a data corruption; Modify CMake bindings config to make CMake working properly;
…o class; Separated helpers to header and implementation
… js tests to the build dir; Make CMake install npm dependencies after the build; Make tests to require lib from the parent dir
…ore tests for PrivateKey, fixed typings a bit
…nged default compilation target to wasm instead of asmjs
…to all objects in typings
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What is the browser compatibility like? We should add a note on that.
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It will work in all browsers that support WASM, meaning Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge (Not IE, unfortunately). It is ~85% of currently existing devices: https://caniuse.com/#feat=wasm. Browsers support can be extended further by including asm.js build as well. asm.js has broader support among older browsers (it's supported by all major browsers since the middle of 2013, except Safari, which is WASM-only). I'm not sure what is the best way to include both builds at the same time in one package, so I've added only WASM build. WASM has wider adoption (because of Safari), and has about 10x faster execution times.
…d as vendored dependency (Chia-Network#55) * build: drop minialloc from build system * depends: drop minialloc from source tree * Squashed 'depends/mimalloc/' content from commit 91ba1f374 git-subtree-dir: depends/mimalloc git-subtree-split: 91ba1f374da66e624841f53f6659da3a8f8f93ea * build: add mimalloc to build system, set as default (de)allocator
Hi! My name is Anton. I'm a JavaScript developer at Dash. As you may know, we are using the bls-signatures library in our core project. We also support BitPay's JS stack, which means that we have a set of wallet JS libraries.
I've ported bls-signatures lib to JavaScript and created bindings. This port uses Emscripten to compile C++ to WASM bytecode. It also includes TypeScript bindings, so the port can be used with typescript and has IntelliSense support in all major IDEs.