Ripple vanity address generator

[tulo]

1 minute ago, Duke67 said:

@tulo, just run "npm init" before "npm install..." and that will generate the JSON for you.

Really...how does it know the dependencies?

[Duke67]

I am not an expert here, but it probably just scans source files for lines like this:

var kp         = require('ripple-keypairs');

[Professor Hantzen]

Apologies, you need specifically to install version 0.8.0 of ripple-keypairs, so:

npm install ripple-keypairs@0.8.0

Should fix the problem.  (I've updated github accordingly.)

It appears between v0.8.0 and v0.10.0 Ripple has completely broken the API.  I probably should know to expect this by now... ;D

[tulo]

Just now, Professor Hantzen said:

It appears between v0.8.0 and v0.10.0 Ripple has completely broken the API.  I probably should know to expect this by now... ;D

Welcome to the jungle 

[Professor Hantzen]

Just now, tulo said:

Welcome to the jungle 

Oh God I've been in here since 2013.  I've ended up somewhat averse to Ripple-authored libraries and roll my own stuff as much as I can.  It's too difficult to keep up with their way of tearing everything to pieces over and again.  rippled and it's interface is fantastic though.  At least its been consistent when it comes to the basics.

[Duke67]

1 hour ago, Professor Hantzen said:

Apologies, you need specifically to install version 0.8.0 of ripple-keypairs, so:

npm install ripple-keypairs@0.8.0

Should fix the problem.  (I've updated github accordingly.)

It appears between v0.8.0 and v0.10.0 Ripple has completely broken the API.  I probably should know to expect this by now... ;D

This works! Thank you!

[pucksterpete]

@Professor Hantzen hey bud

how would go about trying to find results with what your searching for be at beginning of a ripple address?

ex.  rpeteBLkdrnAdNAGfktrsUTBeF6FqUdoGC