Jack Peterson
Jack Peterson
It's 100% up to you guys. If you feel like this belongs in hardhat, sure, go for it. Otherwise, feel free to close it.
I'd like to see this as well. Hardhat is an especially natural choice because built-in fuzzing support would nicely complement its mainnet forking feature.
I just tried this and was not able to reproduce this issue. `ensureLatestBlock` should always pull the latest block the Ethereum node has -- even if it hasn't ever connected...
Agree @justinbarry -- up to y'all whether this is worth merging or not. Leaving the PR open until you decide.
No worries @fvictorio, yes this was hackish af, I'm not surprised you don't want this silliness in hardhat proper haha
@webprokopenko what environment are you trying to use keythereum in?
@montyanderson Yep!
Yes, it's definitely possible, I just haven't gotten around to doing it! A PR implementing this would be welcome, though, if you feel like implementing it @aleybovich :)
Keythereum should already be importable using the ES6/CommonJS-style syntax: ```javascript var keythereum = require("keythereum"); ``` Or am I misunderstanding what you're asking for?
Ah, I see what you mean. As far as I know, keythereum browserifies without any problems (this is how the script tag version is generated). The native-only packages are not...