README_dev.md

Building

Normal build

./build.sh

Clean build

rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json; ./build.sh

Unit Testing

npm test

Run locally

Run ´./build.sh´ then open ´calculator/last-word.html´ in a browser.

Deployment

The build results in a bundle.js in /calculator. Commit that file manually and Github pages will take care of the deployment.

TODO

Would be nice to not having to commit the bundle.js but it's OK for now. (There is a Travis job, but it only handles build and test, not yet deployment.)

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Oct 22: Wanted to update bip32 to latest (3.1.0) but there is a problem that will have to wait for now:

bundle.js:61757 Uncaught TypeError: (0 , fs_1.readFileSync) is not a function
at require.292../rand.cjs (bundle.js:54791:38)
at o (bundle.js:1:273)
at bundle.js:1:324
at require.tiny-secp256k1../validate.cjs (bundle.js:69054:26)
at o (bundle.js:1:273)
at bundle.js:1:324
at Object.<anonymous> (bundle.js:68611:13)
at Object.<anonymous> (bundle.js:68803:4)
at require.logic../xpubformats.js (bundle.js:68803:17)
at o (bundle.js:1:273)

It seems like one of the bip32 deps - secp256k1 - breaks when packaged by Browserify

Markdown to Pdf generation

A few .md docs are being published on the site as pdf.
For consistent appearance, use the following tools:

Sublime Text package MarkdownPreview to .html, then print to pdf using Chrome. Check that it looks ok and commit the pdf.

TODO: Incorporate this process (using other tools?) in the build.

Updating raffle ticket cutouts

• Use this Google Doc. (make a copy if you don't have edit rights)
• Download as pdf

Environment

Tested and built on:

> npm -v; node -v
8.18.0
v16.17.0