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monero_c/impls/monero.ts
cyan d194094494 feat: deno ffi bindings (#40)
* initial ts commit
* monero.ts improvements
* test on latest, build on debian:bookworm
* feat: upstream changes to bindings
* chore: update checksums
* feat: allow manually loading dylib
* chore: add readme
* fix: free strings after being read to prevent potential memory leaks
* fix: load dylib
* fix: checksum checks segfaulting because of freeing const variables

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Co-authored-by: Mateusz Franik <47059999+Im-Beast@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Im-Beast <franik.mateusz@gmail.com>
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monero.ts

monero_c bindings for Deno.

Usage

This library does not ship with monero_c libraries.
To use these bindings you have to bring your own monero_c libraries.
There are at least two ways to do so:

  • Ahead-of-time, during builds where you only ship necessary library for a given platform.
    See monero-tui build workflow as an example of doing so.
    import { loadDylib, Wallet, WalletManager } from "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MrCyjaneK/monero_c/master/impls/monero.ts/mod.ts";
    
    // Try to load dylib from the default lib/* path
    loadDylib();
    
    const wm = await WalletManager.new();
    const wallet = await Wallet.create(wm, "./my_wallet", "password");
    
    console.log(await wallet.address());
    
    await wallet.store();
    
  • Just-in-time, where you download and cache the library at runtime.
    You can use something like plug to achieve the result.
    import { dlopen } from "jsr:@denosaurs/plug";
    // It's recommened to put the monero.ts github link into your import_map to reduce the url clutter
    import { loadDylib, symbols, Wallet, WalletManager } from "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MrCyjaneK/monero_c/master/impls/monero.ts/mod.ts";
    
    // Load dylib loaded by plug
    const lib = await dlopen(..., symbols);
    loadDylib(lib);
    
    const wm = await WalletManager.new();
    const wallet = await Wallet.create(wm, "./my_wallet", "password");
    
    console.log(await wallet.address());
    
    await wallet.store();