Bump ethereumjs-wallet from 0.6.5 to 1.0.2

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Bumps ethereumjs-wallet from 0.6.5 to 1.0.2.

Release notes

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v1.0.2 - Dependency Updates and Browser Build

• Updated dependencies to latest, added browser build, PR #157

Included Source Files

Source files from the src folder are now included in the distribution build. This allows for a better debugging experience in debug tools like Chrome DevTools by having working source map references to the original sources available for inspection.

v1.0.1 - Bugfix Release

• Fixed a browser issue in Wallet.fromV3() and Wallet.toV3() triggered when using web bundlers using Buffer v4 shim (Webpack 4), see PR #135

v1.0.0 - TypeScript Release

This is the first TypeScript release on the library (thanks @​the-jackalope for the rewrite! ❤️), see PR #93 for the main PR here. The release comes with various breaking changes.

Libray Import / API Documentation

The way submodules are exposed has been changed along the TypeScript rewrite and you will likely have to update your imports. Here is an example for the hdkey submodule:

Node.js / ES5:

const { hdkey } = require('ethereumjs-wallet')

ESM / TypeScript:

import { hdkey } from 'ethereumjs-wallet'

See README for examples on the other submodules.

Together with the switch to TypeScript the previously static documentation has been automated to now being generated with TypeDoc to reflect all latest changes, see PR #98. See the new docs for an overview on the TypeScript based API.

API Changes

The API of the library hasn't been changed intentionally but has become more strict on type input by the explcit type definitions from the TypeScript code in function signatures together with the introduction of the ethereumjs-util v7 library within the Wallet library, which behaves more strict on type input on the various utility functions.

This leads to cases where some input - while not having been the intended way to use the library - might have been worked before through implicit type conversion and is now not possible any more.

One example for this is the Wallet.fromPublicKey() function, here is the old code of the function:

Wallet.fromPublicKey = function(pub, nonStrict) {
  if (nonStrict) {
    pub = ethUtil.importPublic(pub)
  }
  return new Wallet(null, pub)
}

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Changelog

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1.0.2 - 2021-10-08

• Updated dependencies to latest, added browser build, PR #157

Included Source Files

Source files from the src folder are now included in the distribution build. This allows for a better debugging experience in debug tools like Chrome DevTools by having working source map references to the original sources available for inspection.

1.0.1 - 2020-09-25

• Fixed a browser issue in Wallet.fromV3() and Wallet.toV3() triggered when using web bundlers using Buffer v4 shim (Webpack 4), see PR #135

[1.0.0] - 2020-06-23

This is the first TypeScript release on the library (thanks @​the-jackalope for the rewrite! ❤️), see PR #93 for the main PR here. The release comes with various breaking changes.

Libray Import / API Documentation

The way submodules are exposed has been changed along the TypeScript rewrite and you will likely have to update your imports. Here is an example for the hdkey submodule:

Node.js / ES5:

const { hdkey } = require('ethereumjs-wallet')

ESM / TypeScript:

import { hdkey } from 'ethereumjs-wallet'

See README for examples on the other submodules.

Together with the switch to TypeScript the previously static documentation has been automated to now being generated with TypeDoc to reflect all latest changes, see PR #98. See the new docs for an overview on the TypeScript based API.

API Changes

The API of the library hasn't been changed intentionally but has become more strict on type input by the explcit type definitions from the TypeScript code in function signatures together with the introduction of the ethereumjs-util v7 library within the Wallet library, which behaves more strict on type input on the various utility functions.

This leads to cases where some input - while not having been the intended way to use the library - might have been worked before through implicit type conversion and is now not possible any more.

One example for this is the Wallet.fromPublicKey() function, here is the old code of the function:

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Commits

• 2bc21b4 Update deps to latest, add browser build, fix readme es5 import, prepare rele...
• a04b5ca Corrected README example Wallet import to reference default parameter
• eae95ab Corrected README example Wallet import to reference default parameter
• 0d81c40 Merge pull request #139 from ethereumjs/new-release
• 698e068 Bumped version to v1.0.1, added CHANGELOG entry
• 744a79d Merge pull request #135 from torusresearch/master
• 9b5f5fe Fix derviedKey Buffer in toV3
• 5d21dda Fix issue with buffer concatenation while using scrypt
• 0681d67 Merge pull request #134 from ethereumjs/discord-badge
• 214d87f Replace gitter badge
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