Dan Connolly
Dan Connolly
I'm not sure what your goal is, but this library is pretty far out of date.
good question! I hope we have a clear example / test for this soon. Yes, `listenForDataAtName` is an essential part of the answer, but `previewPrivateNames` is another piece that's emerging.
@fabcotech that looks pretty close to the techniques I use in [proxy.js](https://github.com/rchain-community/rchain-api/blob/master/src/proxy.js), except that I use unforgeable names rather than public names. @ziqiDev writes: > how to convert `ids` in...
`rho:id:shfe66...` is not an unforgeable name. In a Par, it shows up as `g_uri`.
yes, with `toJSData`. I just (5878af2) added examples to the [RHOCore][] section of the API docs. The _Uri and ByteArray_ example should clarify: ```js const { URL } = require('url');...
Is there a handy precedent in the ethereum world or something? I'm hesitant to take responsibility for secure storage of private keys. Libraries that do it typically do special memory...
#57 heads in this direction in an `rclient` sub-project.
I'm inclined to close this based on the key management support in `rclient`, but rclient isn't part of the travis testing and such (except the flow check, which is almost...
#57 heads in this direction somewhat.
@JoshOrndorff is unable to reproduce he started a node without casper (`rnode run -s -n`) and tried to deploy (by running `node rhopm.js --package exampleProject/powers.rho`) It failed with a reasonable...