I just didn’t understand how this made sense though,
I’m developing a website, does that mean everyone who wants to use it will have to npm install crypto-js so that my website will work for them to create SD?
seems like a major drawback, isn’t there something built in for everybody so the website will work for everybody without them having to install anything?
To clarify the question, are you asking about the end user of your website or about teaching other programmers how to use the safe-js functions to build their own websites?
I’ve been wondering why my readme markdown is not rendering as expected. I’m learning that Github has it’s own flavor of markdown. Learning about it right now to make my readme more pleasant to read.
I need to clarify, so I understand your question. The end user that wants to use a hypothetical website or the end user that wants to use the tutorial to learn the safe-js function library?
hmm, I must be confused, and it’s ok I can drop it.
but i just didn’t understand if I install crypto-js to my local machine to create 64bit encryptions, then how anyone else can use my website on their machine to create 64bit encryptions without installing crypto-js
or am I totally misunderstanding something? it’s fine this is a small detail and not very important
This is good. Always ask me these questions rather than not.
In the case of creating a website for safenet, or even clearnet for that matter, we’ll bundle up the crypto library along with our other js files and upload it to the public directory that will serve our website. So then when the crypto library is needed by the client, it is there to be used along with the served html.
Here’s my current public directory that’s serving: safe://chat-demo.kiparis.safenet/
“EASIEST ROUTE TO TAKE!! For BRAND NEW CODERS!! Gets you up to speed on creating basic websites with HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Then once you know how to do that, you can move onto the next lessons which will teach you how to make your websites interact with the SAFE Network! Click here to begin!” Can’t click on “Easiest routes to take” or “click here” so you might want to fix that. @whiteoutmashups