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T3055 `ecashaddrjs` returns the hash of an address (aka hash160) as a uint8array. This is used in zero apps in the monorepo: Cashtab, alias-server, and ecash-telegram-bot all need special util functions to convert this to a string (since this is the format needed by chronik). So that backward compatibility is not impacted, returning hash160 as a string from `cashaddr.decode` is a user-specified parameter that defaults to returning the old data.

T3055 `ecashaddrjs` returns the hash of an address (aka hash160) as a uint8array. This is used in zero apps in the monorepo: Cashtab, alias-server, and ecash-telegram-bot all need special util functions to convert this to a string (since this is the format needed by chronik). So that backward compatibility is not impacted, returning hash160 as a string from `cashaddr.decode` is a user-specified parameter that defaults to returning the old data. Webpack updates are required to support the `Buffer` type in the browser. The webpack config is updated in the same way that it is in Cashtab to support the use of `Buffer` from `nodejs` modules in the browser. This was tested by installing this module into create-react-app and running the new functions.

T3055 `ecashaddrjs` returns the hash of an address (aka hash160) as a uint8array. This is used in zero apps in the monorepo: Cashtab, alias-server, and ecash-telegram-bot all need special util functions to convert this to a string (since this is the format needed by chronik). So that backward compatibility is not impacted, returning hash160 as a string from `cashaddr.decode` is a user-specified parameter that defaults to returning the old data. Webpack updates are required to support the `Buffer` type in the browser. The webpack config is updated in the same way that it is in Cashtab to support the use of `Buffer` from `nodejs` modules in the browser. This was tested by installing this module into create-react-app and running the new functions.