Blake was being stupid so I copied the contents of this package directly into
the source of JR, but really this should be its own package. So now doing that
refactoring.
jr: c_a2w_handler: error from controller Error: blakejs.blake2b is not a function content.ts:70:16
onErrorCase content.ts:70
(Async: promise callback)
c_a2w_handler content.ts:83
(Async: EventListener.handleEvent)
c_main content.ts:100
<anonymous> content.ts:106
tried using browserify on blake
think i need to inject it in the namespace like nacl
so progress
Problem is this:
Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined
<anonymous> moz-extension://b4685fc7-232c-44d9-b653-f51b7c7ea868/dist/jex_include/local-vdk_aecrypt-0.1.0/dist/jex_include/local-blakejs-1.2.1/dist/index.js:1
index.js:1:13
The issue is that blakejs is written for node and needs to be modified to work
in a browser.
Next task is doing that, but did a ton of work so taking a break
Recall that I had the problem of not being able to load NaCl into the context
of my background script. I thought the problem was some nonsense with the way
"security" works in browser extensions. There are some contexts where in order
to load a script, you must explicitly specify the SHA-256 or SHA-384 hash of
the script, in base64 notation. I wrote these scripts for the purpose of
quickly reading a file and spitting out those values, so that I could easily
update the manifest as I was fooling around with the scripts.
It turned out that entire hypothesis was wrong: https://github.com/aeternity/Vanillae/commit/b680336ba464eafe63daafd95002f09e798c09d9
And therefore these scripts are now just junk
pharpend
Craig Everett