Question about browser implementation.

[gmikeska]

I have browserfied the source, but I am having trouble getting computers to link to one another. Do you need to have more than one encryption type enabled? Though it is noted that cs2a is supported in the browser, it seemed like having it in the browserfied js was causing an issues, so I took it out.

[quartzjer]

You're encountering some work that was just done this weekend and not very well tested yet, I plan to get to a round of browser testing this week, but it's likely to be unstable before then.

If you have any suggestions as to how to hook up travis to do automated browser testing I'm all ears, I haven't gone down that rabbit hole yet but I'm hoping to :)

[gmikeska]

I see... As soon as I get a chance I will try to learn travis and will try to get it hooked up. I believe that telehash will end up being a very important library and I want to do all I can to help implement it!

[quartzjer]

I have a super simple browser example working now for me, could you update and see if it does for you too? https://github.com/telehash/telehash-js/blob/master/test/browser/load.html

[gmikeska]

Hey... It generated IDs this time, but it looks like it had trouble
connecting to the router (I, for this example, had the router set up on a
heroku instance and was trying to connect to it from my home network). Do
any specific ports need to be open for this to work?

On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 1:17 PM, Jeremie Miller notifications@github.com
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I have a super simple browser example working now for me, could you update
and see if it does for you too?
https://github.com/telehash/telehash-js/blob/master/test/browser/load.html

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[quartzjer]

Sorry I didn't respond sooner, but it should work on heroku if the http port is open/assigned correctly, I'll file an issue and test this out...

[southbite]

Could one of you chaps help me browserify the source? I have done it, but the minify part breaks, so I took that out of the pipleline, now when I test my browserified code using karma, I get Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'tcpServer' of undefined when running exactly the same test code that works on server side (in node) - is there a version of telehash you recommend I browserify?

Ah right - you just run "npm run browserify" - I moved telehash into my own project and attempted browserify - with not so good results... May make sense to document this, unless it is something that most people should now and I am just unaware of it :)