Hi, I am Blue, a Frontend Engineer from India. I have 2+ years of experience as a contractor/freelance as a Frontend Developer and currently in the final year of my Bachelors in Computer Engineering.

I am currently a contributor at Openmesh , a decentralized data and computing infrastructure, and working with Conversion Time to improve their client’s website UX.

My main goal with Summer of Bitcoin is to contribute to & get more comfortable with the Bitcoin ecosystem, and potentially work on complex and impactful projects.

In reply to @junderw:matrix.org

Recapping Everyone's projects:

ES modules: Anshuman Maurya Ashu Rajput 0xayman

Get rid of Buffer: Bhavesh Gupta

Update bip174: Ashu Rajput 0xayman

Currently Anshuman Maurya has mentioned about starting on bech32 with ES modules.

I am not very good with organizational tasks, if someone wants to help make sure that no one does duplicate work, I would greatly appreciate it.

Let me know what timezones you are all in so I can try to schedule the Q&A at a good time for everyone.

In reply to @junderw:matrix.org

Recapping Everyone's projects:

ES modules: Anshuman Maurya Ashu Rajput 0xayman

Get rid of Buffer: Bhavesh Gupta

Update bip174: Ashu Rajput 0xayman

Currently Anshuman Maurya has mentioned about starting on bech32 with ES modules.

I am not very good with organizational tasks, if someone wants to help make sure that no one does duplicate work, I would greatly appreciate it.

Let me know what timezones you are all in so I can try to schedule the Q&A at a good time for everyone.

In reply to @rxbryan:matrix.org
junderw: Seems like some participants have already been paired with the projects. am i free to work on this?

In reply to @blueuwu:matrix.org

Hi, I am Blue, a Frontend Engineer from India. I have 2+ years of experience as a contractor/freelance as a Frontend Developer and currently in the final year of my Bachelors in Computer Engineering.

I am currently a contributor at Openmesh , a decentralized data and computing infrastructure, and working with Conversion Time to improve their client’s website UX.

My main goal with Summer of Bitcoin is to contribute to & get more comfortable with the Bitcoin ecosystem, and potentially work on complex and impactful projects.

In reply to @junderw:matrix.org
Sure. Just keep up with the Matrix chat, make PRs and Issues as much as you want and I’ll put them in the project. You can watch the live stream from Friday if you want to catch up. Just communicate and hopefully your peers will also keep up with what’s going on.

In reply to @rxbryan:matrix.org
Alright. I will like to see the live stream, if you can share a link. thank you

In reply to @junderw:matrix.org
Welcome! What do you feel like working on? Catch up on the Matrix chat, and check out the GitHub project. Also we did a live stream on Friday if you want to watch that.

Hii junderw I hope you're doing well! I wanted to update you on the task you assigned to make the Bech32 module hybrid. I've completed the changes and submitted a pull request for your review.

Here's a brief overview of the changes I made:

Added "type": "module" to the package.json to support ECMAScript modules (ESM).

Generated both CommonJS (.cjs) and ECMAScript (.mjs) module files using tsup. This ensures compatibility with both module systems.

Modified the code to use both require and import statements to ensure the hybrid nature of the module.

I've also thoroughly tested the changes to ensure everything is working as expected.

Please take a look at the pull request when you have a moment, and let me know if there are any further adjustments or improvements needed.

Hii junderw I hope you're doing well! I wanted to update you on the task you assigned to make the Bech32 module hybrid. I've completed the changes and submitted a pull request for your review.

Here's a brief overview of the changes I made:

Added "type": "module" to the package.json to support ECMAScript modules (ESM).

Generated both CommonJS (.cjs) and ECMAScript (.mjs) module files using tsup. This ensures compatibility with both module systems.

Modified the code to use both require and import statements to ensure the hybrid nature of the module.

I've also thoroughly tested the changes to ensure everything is working as expected.

Please take a look at the pull request when you have a moment, and let me know if there are any further adjustments or improvements needed.

Hii junderw I hope you're doing well! I wanted to update you on the task you assigned to make the Bech32 module hybrid. I've completed the changes and submitted a pull request for your review.
https://github.com/bitcoinjs/bech32/pull/54
Here's a brief overview of the changes I made:

Added "type": "module" to the package.json to support ECMAScript modules (ESM).

Generated both CommonJS (.cjs) and ECMAScript (.mjs) module files using tsup. This ensures compatibility with both module systems.

Modified the code to use both require and import statements to ensure the hybrid nature of the module.

I've also thoroughly tested the changes to ensure everything is working as expected.

Please take a look at the pull request when you have a moment, and let me know if there are any further adjustments or improvements needed.

In reply to @sahil2008:matrix.org

Hii junderw I hope you're doing well! I wanted to update you on the task you assigned to make the Bech32 module hybrid. I've completed the changes and submitted a pull request for your review.
https://github.com/bitcoinjs/bech32/pull/54
Here's a brief overview of the changes I made:

Added "type": "module" to the package.json to support ECMAScript modules (ESM).

Generated both CommonJS (.cjs) and ECMAScript (.mjs) module files using tsup. This ensures compatibility with both module systems.

Modified the code to use both require and import statements to ensure the hybrid nature of the module.

I've also thoroughly tested the changes to ensure everything is working as expected.

Please take a look at the pull request when you have a moment, and let me know if there are any further adjustments or improvements needed.

This is a duplicate of one of the other participants that finished theirs 2 days ago.
I didn't know about tsup though. That seems like an interesting tool. I'll have to verify the source and use it someday.

Since the other participant got theirs in first, and they don't introduce a new prod dependency, I will go ahead and close your PR.

The only problem besides the new dependency was adding tsup as a dependency instead of a devDependency, people using the library have no need to install tsup.

Thanks for the PR, and check in here as well as the currently open pull requests on the repo before starting work if possible.

In reply to @sahil2008:matrix.org

Hii junderw I hope you're doing well! I wanted to update you on the task you assigned to make the Bech32 module hybrid. I've completed the changes and submitted a pull request for your review.
https://github.com/bitcoinjs/bech32/pull/54
Here's a brief overview of the changes I made:

Added "type": "module" to the package.json to support ECMAScript modules (ESM).

Generated both CommonJS (.cjs) and ECMAScript (.mjs) module files using tsup. This ensures compatibility with both module systems.

Modified the code to use both require and import statements to ensure the hybrid nature of the module.

I've also thoroughly tested the changes to ensure everything is working as expected.

Please take a look at the pull request when you have a moment, and let me know if there are any further adjustments or improvements needed.

This is a duplicate of one of the other participants that finished theirs 2 days ago.
I didn't know about tsup though. That seems like an interesting tool. I'll have to verify the source and use it someday.

Since the other participant got theirs in first, and they don't introduce a new prod dependency, I will go ahead and close your PR.

The only problem besides the new dependency was adding tsup as a dependency instead of a devDependency, people using the bech32 library have no need to install tsup.

Thanks for the PR, and check in here as well as the currently open pull requests on the repo before starting work if possible.