monero-javascript-v0.3.0

Major release:

• breaking API changes to create wallets and transactions using configuration objects
• officially supports fully client-side wallets using WebAssembly bindings to monero v0.16.0.0 'Nitrogen Nebula'
• runs in Node.js and the browser
• receives notification of unconfirmed funds within 10 seconds
• improvements to query transactions, transfers, and outputs
• added developer guide
• added architecture diagram
• major improvements to jsdocs
• supports HTTPS
• many other updates

monero-javascript-v0.2.4

• Support signing transactions from watch-only wallet in MoneroWalletRpc.js
• Support https endpoints
• Minor cleanup

monero-javascript-v0.2.2

• Support Monero Core v0.15.0.1 Carbon Chameleon
• Migrate from mymonero-core-js to monero-cpp-library for WASM bridge which mirrors JS
• Support keys-only wallet implementation, MoneroWalletKeys.js
• Support getVersion(), getMnemonicLanguage(), getMnemonicLanguages(), parseTxSet(), and full address book
• Support restoring wallets from mnemonic with a seed offset
• Remove ability to set mixin or ring size in send request
• Breaking change: switch "id" terminology to "hash" where applicable (e.g. tx.getHash(), block.getHash())

monero-javascript-v0.1.0

Release Notes

• Added multisig support
• Updated entire library to be current with Java and C++ counterparts
• Added sample browser application
• Published as a NPM module

This release makes breaking changes to the wallet API. Specifically, in order to support multisig, the return type when sending transactions is now a MoneroTxSet which contains references to individual transactions, rather than returning the transactions directly.

monero-javascript-v0.0.3

• Updated to support Monero Core v0.14.0.0
• Conforms to Monero interfaces and types published here: http://moneroecosystem.org/monero-java/monero-spec.pdf
• ~110 automated daemon and wallet rpc tests

monero-javascript-v0.0.2

Add donation address

monero-javascript-v0.0.1

• First release
• General-purpose library with focus on ease-of-use
• Clear object-oriented models to formalize Monero types and their relationships to each other
• Powerful API to query transactions, transfers, and vouts by their attributes
• Extensive test suite (110+ passing tests)
• Fetch and process binary data from the daemon in JavaScript using client-side crypto