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Does crypto-Browserify work with angular 11?
Does crypto-Browserify work with angular 11?
Claudio
Thu Jul 11 2024
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Hello, fellow cryptocurrency enthusiasts and finance professionals. I've been delving into the depths of front-end development for a cryptocurrency-based project, and I've come across a bit of a challenge. I'm currently working with Angular 11, and I'm wondering if crypto-Browserify, a popular tool for bringing cryptographic algorithms to the browser, is compatible with this version of Angular. Could someone with experience in this area shed some light on whether crypto-Browserify works smoothly with Angular 11? Or, if not, what alternative methods might I explore to integrate cryptographic functionality into my Angular application? Thank you for any insights or guidance you can provide.
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Valentina
Sat Jul 13 2024
During my endeavors in the cryptocurrency sphere, I encountered an issue while attempting to integrate crypto-browserify with Angular 11.
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EmmaWatson
Sat Jul 13 2024
The lack of this function prevented crypto-browserify from functioning correctly within my Angular 11 application. This was a significant obstacle that needed to be addressed.
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Caterina
Sat Jul 13 2024
Initially, I followed the standard installation process for crypto-browserify, but it failed to function properly within the Angular 11 framework.
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Claudio
Sat Jul 13 2024
After conducting further research, I realized that from Angular 6 onward, certain modules related to browser and main had been removed. This posed a challenge for my integration efforts.
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Stefano
Sat Jul 13 2024
Despite multiple attempts and various modifications, including adding script tags, I encountered a specific issue with pdkf2. It seemed to be importing a function called process.version.split, which was not present.
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