* WASM Client: simplify sending of custom messages by always setting headers and a mime-type for the content
* Use rollup to bundle the web worker script to support more downstream bundlers
The WASM bundle is embedded as a base64 encoded resource and loaded synchronously, because this is the only mechanism widely supported to load WASM inside a web worker currently. Hopefully in the future this can be changed to pure modules.
* Suppress errors in build script
* Add Parcel 2.0 example
* WASM client: fix tests
* Update SDK docs and images
* wasm-client: add method to validate a recipient's address
* Revert "Removing unused prestart"
This reverts commit cbeac10383.
* Revert "Removing pointless dependency build command from TypeScript SDK example"
This reverts commit 0e0a62938d.
* Add typing for React 18
* Improve README files
Co-authored-by: Mark Sinclair <mmsinclair@users.noreply.github.com>
* new react and reactdom packages in wallet
* new react and reactdom packages in root
* new react and reactdom packages in nym connect
* new react and reactdom packages in root
* update react and reactdom for explorer
* react and react-dom upgrade for ts-packages
remove unused import
fix linting error
* use custom FC typing
move typings folder
* fix type error
* Renaming validator-api to nym-api
* nym-api: simplified crate name
* Added nym-api rename to changelog
* Changed some output messages
* Renamed validator-api-requests to nym-api requests
* Removing more references to validator-api-requests
* Additional lockfile name changes after full build
* Removing mistakenly added merge files
* ibid
* ibid
* Getting rid of ref to validator_api deep inside validator-client
* Fixing file storage paths
* Renaming struct function names referring to validator_api
* Simplifying struct init
* Fixed up all other instances of nym_api.
* Renaming validatorApi to nymApi in TypeScript client for consistency
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* Found a few more Rust instances
* Changed examples in TypeScript SDK
* Found one more instance of the use of validator instead of nym apis
* Aliasing config key name for deserialization to preserve compatibility with old configs
Mark Sinclair