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?
> 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.
It’s tho in production use and many people like the project cause it’s a full node implementation.