I think this project need a api-doc
osdio opened this issue ยท 10 comments
Good job,
This is a nice project, But I find that there are no api-doc. Can you write a api-doc?
Yes, there will be a lot of documentation soon. I am currently breaking out the codebase into smaller modules, which are each getting detailed docs. I will comment in this issue when most of the big components are documented. ๐
And I have a question:
Can you make the module support browser , node.js and react-native at the same time?
I know that now it support browser and node.js, but I think you can also support the react-native. You can consider this project : https://github.com/oney/react-native-webrtc
Sure, I'll keep React Native in mind and ensure compatibility. Thanks for letting me know about that module ๐
Ok, When you finish , I am considering using this module to build a react-native app for bitcoin. I am waiting for your new module. ๐
@mappum can I help at all with refactoring or documenting? I think I could figure out Webcoin enough to write some simple documentation.
@paulkernfeld Sure! It would be helpful if you browse the repos listed in the README and make sure the documentation I have written so far is clear enough. Beyond that, you could join #webcoin on Freenode to discuss the refactoring.
Have you guys considered supporting the https://github.com/blockai/abstract-common-blockchain and https://github.com/blockai/abstract-common-wallet APIs? This might additionally ease documentation and interface choices.
@xloem I've seen those and they are a good idea. We could easily make a
module that wraps the Webcoin API to provide the common-X APIs.
On Feb 29, 2016 6:43 AM, "xloem" notifications@github.com wrote:
Have you guys considered supporting the
https://github.com/blockai/abstract-common-blockchain and
https://github.com/blockai/abstract-common-wallet APIs? This might
additionally ease documentation and interface choices.โ
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#3 (comment).
Webcoin has now been broken up into modules, each with their own documentation. See the README for a list.
good job