In this commit I have added the 'official' versions 0.1.24 and 0.1.25 to the
repo, and also created a new bitcore-dev.js that is not included in the repo.
bitcoin-dev.js is what we will use for development. When we define a new
version, we create a new bitcore-x.x.x.js file, and point bitcore-latest.js to
that. Note that the bitcore-x.x.x.js files should always be the "main" bundle,
which does not include BIP39 or BIP70, or other large packages.
In the browser, sometimes the config for bignum wasn't being set up if (somehow
... still not sure how this is possible) you use bitcore without using
require('bitcore'). This would by pass the code that set the config for bignum.
Solution is to put the config for bignum in bignum itself (in the browser).
This fixes, in particular, an issue with base58 where it was depending on
bignum having the proper config.
Also I add the base58 tests to run in the browser which they weren't
previously.
And finally I add a small test for Bignum in the browser that makes sure the
config is set properly.
Generating random numbers properly depends on the platform. The new
getRandomBuffer method does the right thing on the right platform. It will
sometimes fail due to insufficient entropy. The getPseudoRandomBuffer class is
also provided that will never fail, but it is not cryptographically secure and
should not be used for keys.
The addUncompressed function is for node-only, and is a temporary workaround
until we expose a better crypto interface in both node and the browser. I wrote
tests for this function that were node-only, but were broken in the browser. I
also wrote tests for the Point class that should have worked in both node and
the browser, and did, but I was using the wrong module such that it worked only
in node. This update makes the tests work in the browser by using the correct
module.
...testdata was not being loaded correctly by the new browserify.js file, and
thus not all the tests were working. I have fixed this by including "testdata"
as one of the modules that is compiled by the browserify.js script.
Manuel Araoz
Eric Martindale
Christopher Jeffrey
Yemel Jardi
Ryan X. Charles
Devrandom
Matias Alejo Garcia