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paulmillr / noble-secp256k1

Fastest 4KB JS implementation of secp256k1 signatures and ECDH
https://paulmillr.com/noble
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Clarify whether the library is supported in React Native #26

Closed dspinellis closed 3 years ago

dspinellis commented 3 years ago

This very promising library's npm name seems to suggest that this is a React Native library. However, React Native currently doesn't natively support BigInt nor the n number suffix required for the library to work. These issues could be addressed using the big-integer package and the @babel/plugin-syntax-bigint plugin. I suggest either documenting the React Native library installation procedure or clarifying that the words react native in the library's title don't refer to React Native.

paulmillr commented 3 years ago

clarifying that the words react native in the library's title don't refer to React Native

Which words? We don't have any "react" mention anywhere.

paulmillr commented 3 years ago

I don't know whose package is react-native-elliptic-curve-cryptography, it's not mine. So, you should report the issue to pkg author.

dspinellis commented 3 years ago

Someone appears to be pointing the react-native-elliptic-curve-cryptography npm package to this repository and your corresponding blog post. I (it turns out wrongly) assumed it was you. Apologies for bothering you.

uidevkarthick commented 2 years ago

I don't know whose package is react-native-elliptic-curve-cryptography, it's not mine. So, you should report the issue to pkg author.

have you reported this issue on the NPM website...?

paulmillr commented 2 years ago

@uidevkarthick no. Report it by yourself if you want. I see no impersonation here.