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libdeath

v0.0.1

Published

A library containing functions useful to measure whether an human is dead or alive (libdeath).

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Maintainers

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Keywords

crash-bashdogeosevmfsethereumethereum-timehiplibevmlibtimethemartiancompanytimeur

Readme

The Death Library (libdeath)

NPM version

Reference Javascript implementation of the Death Library (libdeath).

Quick overview

The Death Library allows to know whether the human behind an OpenPGP on Ethereum identity or just an Ethereum external owner account (EOA, i.e. a wallet) may be alive or is it certainly dead.

The Death Library is a core component of the Human Instrumentality Project.

The Death Library depends on the Ethereum Time Library (libtime).

Installation

The Death Library has been officially published on the Ur, the uncensorable, distributed, permissionless Life and DogeOS user repository and application store, so it can be seamlessly installed by typing

ur libdeath

Since libdeath is actually an Ur dependency, if you're coming from a system not integrating or packaging the Ur, you may want to install a binary build from the Fur, the fallback user repository.

Building from source

The project can be built and installed with GNU make.

cd \
  libdeath
make
make \
  install

A full list of its software dependencies can be found in its Ur uncensorable user repository and application store universal recipe, hosted on the file system itself. An HTTP mirror is provided on The Martian Company's Github.

Documentation

Upon installation, manual can be consulted by typing:

  man \
    libdeath

Notes and other documentation are in the docs source tree directory and installed onto the <data_dir>/doc/libdeath directory.

You can consult the manual from an online mirror of this repository. The rst source files are located in the man directory.

License

The Ethereum Time Library is released under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License Version 3.