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{
"name": "websnark",
0.0.4
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"version": "0.0.4",
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"description": "big integer library to work in Zq",
Support commonjs as well Full compare: https://github.com/tornadocash/websnark/compare/phase2...tornadocontrib:websnark:master
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"main": "index.js",
"module": "build/bundle.mjs",
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"scripts": {
Removes most dependencies and switches to @noble/hashes. * Browserify is incredibly high dependency count, so it was removed (esbuild will be added in future commit). * NodeJS now comes with built-in support for testing, so mocha and chai are no longer required, removing most dependencies from this project. * eslint isn't necessary for an unmaintained project, and can be used on a per-developer basis. * package is only used to get version, which is useless and an unnecessary security risk. * yargs brings in 16 dependencies and can be replaced with minimist which is just 1. * normalized transitive dependencies of big-integer to all the same version. These changes get us down to 5 dependencies total, with only one being relevant at runtime. Also removes usage of `assert` and `Buffer`, which are NodeJS things. Fixes a minor bug in `stringifybigint` that was incorrectly checking if something was a native `bigint`.
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"test": "node --test",
"build": "node tools/buildwasm.js"
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},
"keywords": [
"bigint",
"bignum",
"biginteger",
"zq",
"elliptic",
"curve",
"prime",
"field"
],
"author": "Jordi Baylina",
"license": "GPL-3.0",
"repository": {
"type": "git",
"url": "https://github.com/iden3/websnark.git"
},
"devDependencies": {
Removes most dependencies and switches to @noble/hashes. * Browserify is incredibly high dependency count, so it was removed (esbuild will be added in future commit). * NodeJS now comes with built-in support for testing, so mocha and chai are no longer required, removing most dependencies from this project. * eslint isn't necessary for an unmaintained project, and can be used on a per-developer basis. * package is only used to get version, which is useless and an unnecessary security risk. * yargs brings in 16 dependencies and can be replaced with minimist which is just 1. * normalized transitive dependencies of big-integer to all the same version. These changes get us down to 5 dependencies total, with only one being relevant at runtime. Also removes usage of `assert` and `Buffer`, which are NodeJS things. Fixes a minor bug in `stringifybigint` that was incorrectly checking if something was a native `bigint`.
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"snarkjs": "git+https://github.com/MicahZoltu/snarkjs.git#2c964b3fe6019e057acab04cc17705d1f7fdaf9a",
"wasmbuilder": "0.0.3",
Adds esbuild & Dockerfile, skips a failing test. * Adds esbuild as a bundler. * Adds Dockerfile for deterministic building of the bundle. Important Note: The failing groth16 test fails on upstream, which means it is failing on the version used in Tornado Classic UI. This is unfortunate, but if it is a critical bug at least it isn't an escalation compared to current state of things.
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"minimist": "1.2.8",
"esbuild": "0.24.1"
Removes most dependencies and switches to @noble/hashes. * Browserify is incredibly high dependency count, so it was removed (esbuild will be added in future commit). * NodeJS now comes with built-in support for testing, so mocha and chai are no longer required, removing most dependencies from this project. * eslint isn't necessary for an unmaintained project, and can be used on a per-developer basis. * package is only used to get version, which is useless and an unnecessary security risk. * yargs brings in 16 dependencies and can be replaced with minimist which is just 1. * normalized transitive dependencies of big-integer to all the same version. These changes get us down to 5 dependencies total, with only one being relevant at runtime. Also removes usage of `assert` and `Buffer`, which are NodeJS things. Fixes a minor bug in `stringifybigint` that was incorrectly checking if something was a native `bigint`.
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},
Support commonjs as well Full compare: https://github.com/tornadocash/websnark/compare/phase2...tornadocontrib:websnark:master
2024-12-21 21:16:25 +00:00
"dependencies": {
"big-integer": "1.6.52"
},
Removes most dependencies and switches to @noble/hashes. * Browserify is incredibly high dependency count, so it was removed (esbuild will be added in future commit). * NodeJS now comes with built-in support for testing, so mocha and chai are no longer required, removing most dependencies from this project. * eslint isn't necessary for an unmaintained project, and can be used on a per-developer basis. * package is only used to get version, which is useless and an unnecessary security risk. * yargs brings in 16 dependencies and can be replaced with minimist which is just 1. * normalized transitive dependencies of big-integer to all the same version. These changes get us down to 5 dependencies total, with only one being relevant at runtime. Also removes usage of `assert` and `Buffer`, which are NodeJS things. Fixes a minor bug in `stringifybigint` that was incorrectly checking if something was a native `bigint`.
2024-11-28 21:01:12 +08:00
"overrides": {
"big-integer": "1.6.52"
Adds esbuild & Dockerfile, skips a failing test. * Adds esbuild as a bundler. * Adds Dockerfile for deterministic building of the bundle. Important Note: The failing groth16 test fails on upstream, which means it is failing on the version used in Tornado Classic UI. This is unfortunate, but if it is a critical bug at least it isn't an escalation compared to current state of things.
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},
"browser": {
"crypto": false,
"worker_threads": false
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}
}
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