Jonathan Underwood
Jonathan Underwood
`const hash = bitcoin.crypto.sha256(Buffer.from("my seed here"))` Don't do this, ever. You will lose your Dash coins.
Just insert the network info needed for DASH. Then just count up the keys / accounts according to BIP44. ```javascript const bip39 = require('bip39') const bip32 = require('bip32') const bitcoin...
> Thanks, can you point on source No source, I just made it up because it is irrelevant to the error, and typeforce was yelling at me.
I have never gotten nodeJS anything to work on Windows... even doing `npm install --global --production windows-build-tools` didn't help me... In all honesty, this is not a problem with bitcoinjs-lib...
Try installing `npm install bcrypt` without first installing `npm install --global --production windows-build-tools` and it will fail. bcrypt has nothing to do with bitcoinjs-lib. The reason why it fails in...
Adding signet to this library will only temporarily fix the issue of how networks are handled by galoy. 1. The list of networks depends directly on the version of bitcoinjs-lib...
Pull requests are welcome. If you can get rid of the requires and support ES modules I wouldn't see why that wouldn't be a good thing. Currently it's not really...
Asking a friend, he recommended we wait for NodeJS to support ES modules. Since a lot of our dependencies are NodeJS and don't have typescript support, it is difficult at...
you have to check the bip32Derivation, derive the keys, and use sign signHD doesn't support it yet.
install v3 instead. or update your code to use v4.