This is the addr1, test1, stake1 and etc type addresses, which is just a set standard prefixes with bech32.
This is normally handled by cardano-api, however it might be convenient to expose this separately (via a bech32 library), since cardano-api doesn't work with ghc9...
Arguably, this could be within the purview of a separate library, exposing utils for cardano without the dependency footprint.
L-as
commented
2 years ago
Adjacent to #271.
This is the addr1, test1, stake1 and etc type addresses, which is just a set standard prefixes with
bech32.This is normally handled by
cardano-api, however it might be convenient to expose this separately (via a bech32 library), sincecardano-apidoesn't work with ghc9...Arguably, this could be within the purview of a separate library, exposing utils for cardano without the dependency footprint.