For some reason, we are using @metamask/eth-query for consumer-facing code, but we are using ethjs-query for tests. There is no reason to do this, and @metamask/eth-query works just fine.
This means we can also drop @ethereumjs/util since we were also only using it for tests.
For some reason, we are using
@metamask/eth-query
for consumer-facing code, but we are usingethjs-query
for tests. There is no reason to do this, and@metamask/eth-query
works just fine.This means we can also drop
@ethereumjs/util
since we were also only using it for tests.Fixes #128.