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- Replaced faulty 'digibyte-message' dependency with 'bitcoinjs-message'.
- This resolves a critical bug where signatures from DigiByte Bech32 addresses (dgb1...) could not be verified due to issues in the old dependency chain.
- digiid-ts now correctly handles Legacy (D...), SegWit (S...), and Bech32 (dgb1...) address signature verification.
- Updated build configurations and addressed related linting issues revealed during testing.
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- Add npm overrides for elliptic (^6.6.1) and lodash (^4.17.21) in package.json.
- This resolves multiple security vulnerabilities reported by GitHub Dependabot in these transitive dependencies, inherited via digibyte-message.
- Updates package-lock.json to reflect the overridden versions.
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- Add `vite-plugin-dts` dev dependency.
- Create `vite.config.ts` specifically for library build mode:
- Configure ESM and UMD outputs (`dist/digiid-ts.es.js`, `dist/digiid-ts.umd.js`).
- Set up `vite-plugin-dts` for generating `dist/index.d.ts`.
- Externalize Node.js built-ins and 'digibyte-message' dependency.
- Update `package.json`:
- Change `scripts.build` to `vite build`.
- Point `main`, `module`, and `types` fields to the correct files in `dist/`.
- Run and verify the build process successfully generates the expected distribution files.
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Initialize the DigiID-TS project with basic tooling and configuration.
- Create package.json with project metadata and scripts.
- Configure TypeScript (tsconfig.json) for strict compilation.
- Set up ESLint and Prettier for code linting and formatting.
- Configure Vitest for unit testing and coverage.
- Add a standard Node.js .gitignore file.
- Install development dependencies (TypeScript, Vite, Vitest, ESLint, Prettier).
- Install core runtime dependency 'digibyte-message' from the original library's Git source.
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