* message sending now allows arrays.
The underlying engine allows more than the JS allowed, this has been
fixed.
Specifically we now allow something like:
message.body[45] = ["first", "second"];
* A new helper method is exposed to JavaScript: parseAddress()
This method allows one to parse Bitcoin addresses and return the
script-hash used elsewhere.
Notice that the second argument is an optional prefix, allowing for
parsing of testnet addresses.
The NodeJS APis break expected contracts with regards to the
Napi::ThreadSafeFunction and that makes them not work as a normal
object.
Using new / delete on them works much better and allows the user
to re-assign a callback to a new value.
In Flowee the main repo I removed the Qt dependency for the stuff
we use and in this repo I stopped linking to the externally built
flowee libraries.
This introduces an import.sh which copies the flowee sources we use
in this plugin to sure there being minimumal external dependencies.
tomFlowee
TomZ