Joel Thorstensson
Joel Thorstensson
So apparently there's a "hidden" json-rpc endpoint in geth: https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-1186 This means that we can go from `eip155:1/contractAddress/blockNumber/callSignature` to a merkle proof. We can encode this merkle proof as IPLD...
Why reinvent the wheel? IPLD already solves this type of problem very well.
Looks like there's a [shim](https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/28492) for BigInt which this package uses (unless RN started supporting BigInt).
Not stale!
@TomCJones Are you replying to the wrong issue? :)
@mirceanis Would love to hear your thoughts here!
> I think the goals should be to reduce lib size (and transitive dependencies) for users that only use a subset of modules, and to allow extension of the supported...
This is not stale.
Thanks for finding this. PRs are welcome :)
Maybe create a library for `secp256r1` crypto tools in general?