Hey @pid!
I’ve recently(ish) finished a new version of murmurhash3.js that’s far better written and much more fully featured:
- Written in TypeScript.
- Packaged for npm.
- Supports any JavaScript string.
- Supports
Uint8Array buffers for raw data.
- Supports progressive hashing across all functions.
- Adds comprehensive test suite with 100% code coverage.
Unfortunately I can’t publish it, because there aren’t any accurate names available that npm will accept, which is a tad ironic given that a handful of them are largely just one of my older, worse versions 😄
Given that this repo was a fork to wrap things for node, and that my new version takes care of that itself and adds a lot more of value, would it be possible for you to transfer the package to me? This new version is 100% API compatible with any previous version.
Otherwise I’m not actually going to be able to publish my work at all under the global scope, which kinda sucks. Thanks!
Hey @pid!
I’ve recently(ish) finished a new version of murmurhash3.js that’s far better written and much more fully featured:
Uint8Arraybuffers for raw data.Unfortunately I can’t publish it, because there aren’t any accurate names available that npm will accept, which is a tad ironic given that a handful of them are largely just one of my older, worse versions 😄
Given that this repo was a fork to wrap things for node, and that my new version takes care of that itself and adds a lot more of value, would it be possible for you to transfer the package to me? This new version is 100% API compatible with any previous version.
Otherwise I’m not actually going to be able to publish my work at all under the global scope, which kinda sucks. Thanks!