simple-react-full-stack VS monero-ts

We’ll start by installing the boilerplate of react node.js application. For this, we will take a ready-made application – https://github.com/crsandeep/simple-react-full-stack. This is a simple full-stack React application with a Node.js and Express backend. Client-side code is written in React and the backend API is written using Express. We need the backend in order to make an API request and send data to the client.

hmm this is odd, isn't this the same as one of the many full stack boilerplate open source repositories [0][1][2][3] except closed source and 25$?

[0]: https://github.com/crsandeep/simple-react-full-stack

TypeDocs instead of JSDocs.

- TypeScript Support - Multithreading and performance improvements

As a Javascript developer and I want to build on Monero, but as of right now it doesnt seem like the available software is maintained enough for me to build on it. The last commit i see on github was 3 months ago and theres problems with it today. It seems due to IPV4/6 address handling, NodeJS >17 is breaking monero-javascript. Its been a week since the issue was discovered. Can someone fix this?

Hello all, long time lurker, developer, designer, and huge supporter of Monero here! So much so, for the past few months I have been developing a point of sale desktop app for accepting in person payments of Monero at your place of business. What I have developed is an Electron JS native desktop app that uses the MoneroJS library to create a view only wallet from an existing wallet and monitor incoming transactions when told to do so (ie. at checkout and in wallet). Think of it like an extension of the official GUI wallet's Merchant mode. Further, the app allows you to store the transactions for records keeping and even allows you to print a receipt out for your patron at checkout if you have a USB thermal printer. Fancy, eh!?!

Someone just needs to create a browser plugin which communicates with a local wallet instance (e.g. monero-wallet-rpc) using a library like monero-javascript.

This should do what you want in nodejs: https://github.com/monero-ecosystem/monero-javascript

I tried to connect to a bunch of nodes (for instance, node.moneroworld.com:18089 and node-1.sethsimmons.me:18089), using the sample codes provided in the github page here (https://github.com/monero-ecosystem/monero-javascript).

I'm the author of the node.js library for Monero. Can I offer advice?

Can't say for this project, but monero-javascript can be used for web projects and is thread safe.