Awesome project!
Your cat looks like mine :)
Also, for the JavaScript fans: http://bcoin.io/ it's actually a full node implementation that can run in the browser (can if you have time and space for the blockchain).
Your cat looks like mine :)
Also, for the JavaScript fans: http://bcoin.io/ it's actually a full node implementation that can run in the browser (can if you have time and space for the blockchain).
I assume there is some kind of bridge server, or supernode, to allow the browser node to connect (via websocket?) to the actual Bitcoin network?
It’s tho in production use and many people like the project cause it’s a full node implementation.
> The default bcoin HTTP server listens on the standard RPC port (8332 for main, 18332 for testnet, 48332 for regtest, and 18556 default for simnet). It exposes a REST json api, as well as a JSON-RPC api.
Seems bcoin doesn't connect you directly, but rather to a node they're running elsewhere.
So a bridge server.