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- package/AUTHORS +1 -0
- package/LICENSE +202 -0
- package/README.md +122 -0
- package/binding.gyp +53 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/AUTHORS +7 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/include/libcmt/abi.h +589 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/include/libcmt/buf.h +82 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/include/libcmt/io.h +168 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/include/libcmt/keccak.h +131 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/include/libcmt/merkle.h +118 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/include/libcmt/rollup.h +260 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/include/libcmt/util.h +34 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/src/abi.c +315 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/src/buf.c +121 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/src/io-mock.c +319 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/src/io.c +164 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/src/keccak.c +156 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/src/merkle.c +202 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/src/rollup.c +455 -0
- package/deps/machine-guest-tools/sys-utils/libcmt/src/util.c +52 -0
- package/lib/index.d.mts +18 -0
- package/lib/index.d.ts +162 -0
- package/lib/index.js +230 -0
- package/lib/index.mjs +19 -0
- package/package.json +70 -0
- package/prebuilds/darwin-arm64/@deroll+cmio.node +0 -0
- package/src/addon.cc +411 -0
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# @tuler/node-libcmt
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> Temporarily published as `@tuler/node-libcmt` while it is not an official Cartesi package.
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Node.js bindings for [libcmt](https://github.com/cartesi/machine-guest-tools/tree/main/sys-utils/libcmt), the Cartesi Machine guest rollup library. It lets Node.js applications running inside a Cartesi Machine process rollup inputs (advances and inspects) and emit vouchers, notices, reports and exceptions — without going through the rollup HTTP server.
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