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Tornado Scripts (tornado-scripts)

🛠 An SDK for building applications on top of Privacy Pools

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About Tornado Scripts

Tornado Scripts is a modern building block for Privacy Pools to build anything from custom UI or CLI tools

  • Written in TypeScript

  • Built on top of modern tech stacks like Ethers.js V6 or TypeChain

  • Creates resource heavy Merkle Trees on a separate thread using Web Workers / Worker Threads

  • Resilient API requests made by cross-fetch and retries, especially for Tor Users

  • Modular design