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dcousens opened this issue May 21, 2015 · 12 comments
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Extract hash.js for use in ripemd160 #25

dcousens opened this issue May 21, 2015 · 12 comments
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Right now hash.js is a really good plug-and-play model for block hashs.
Perhaps we could extract it to a module where it can be used to easily implement block hashes that support streaming.

This would at least stop me having to duplicate it for ripemd160.

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@dominictarr thoughts?

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sure! good idea, make a new module and then add a pr so that this module depends on it

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@calvinmetcalf relevant to https://github.com/crypto-browserify/cipher-base?
In terms of, is it worth extracting this to that module?

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yes probably a good idea

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fanatid commented Mar 30, 2016

Any ideas about name for this new module?

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browserify-md5?

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fanatid commented Mar 30, 2016

@calvinmetcalf no, this is other issue 😄
support node streams in sha.js and ripemd160 (and in md5 that we want to extract) without cipher-base

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ah then like hash-base or something

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fanatid commented Mar 30, 2016

nice name, I'll try do this in nearest time!

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@fanatid maybe find out what the padding standard is called, and use that with the name.

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Thanks @fanatid

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Now just for ripemd160 👍

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