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| MIT License | MIT License |
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libauth
- List of Resources for Developing with CashTokens on Bitcoin Cash
- Announcing Emerald DAO v2.1.0 NFT Series
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I'm working on using a Dead Man’s Switch to prevent assets being locked in your wallet after your death. Powered by Blockchain!
Note that a smart wallet for Bitcoin-tech doesn't exist, so if you implement a contract, you need to "teach" some wallet how to spend from the template. Dream is to have an universal wallet that can easily import contract templates, things like LibAuth and BitauthIDE were built with that goal, we're getting there!
- Anyone know where to find the "idiot's guide" to libauth? Working examples would be nice
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Any devs have advice on how to create a website similar to memo.cash?
To craft the transactions you'd also need a library, maybe something like https://libauth.org/ or you could craft the transactions by hand by reading on https://documentation.cash/
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CHIP: Bounded Looping Operations – enable loops in BCH contracts without increasing processing or memory requirements
I've also written descriptions of all VM operations for Libauth: https://libauth.org/enums/opcodedescriptionscommon.html and https://libauth.org/enums/opcodedescriptionsuniquebch.html
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[AMA] I'm Jason Dreyzehner, author of PMv3 – a v3 TX format enabling prediction markets and other decentralized applications on Bitcoin Cash. Ask Me Anything!
I've been building this "user space" tooling in Libauth (a lightweight, zero-dependency JS/TS library), and I would love to work with anyone interested on building that tooling in other languages/libraries too!
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What are some alternatives?
bitauth-ide - an online IDE for bitcoin (cash) contracts
box2d-wasm - Box2D physics engine compiled to WebAssembly. Supports TypeScript and ES modules.
bitcoin-cash - Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
friendly-pow - The PoW challenge library used by Friendly Captcha
bch-zce - CHIP-2021-08-ZCE: Zero-Confirmation Escrows – instant, incentive-secure payments on Bitcoin Cash.
run-wasm - Run WASM based code executions in the browser easily
bch-loops - A proposal to enable loops in BCH contracts without increasing processing or memory requirements.
runbox7 - Runbox 7 web app
group-tokenization
asdom - Use DOM APIs in AssemblyScript
bch-vm-limits - By fixing poorly-targeted limits, we can make Bitcoin Cash contracts more powerful (without increasing validation costs).
web-assembly-rust-typescript-template - This repository was created to show how to link WebAssembly - Rust with TypeScript