Update readme #42
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| ## Getting Started | ||
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| This library is distributed in both the npm and bower packaging systems. | ||
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| npm install bitcore-lib |
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Must you require('bitcore-lib') in order to use bitcore-mnemonic now?
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Likely not directly, however I think it's good to do so that dependencies are setup already.
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ok. I feel like it would make more sense if bitcore-lib was used somewhere in an example to show why you should require it.
As is, with no explanation or usage example, it seems like "I need to require this in order to use bitcore-mnemonic"
(ie. The other day I was making a small app to show a proof of concept with bitcoinjs-lib, but I personally like the mnemonic library here, so I would use the HDnode object from bitcoinjs-lib with Mnemonic.toHDPrivateKey().toWIF() and import that. If I had seen something like this from the start, I would have assumed I need to import bitcore-lib as well in order to make mnemonics work)
Just a suggestion: Maybe add a short example that uses something from bitcore-lib to show its utility in the context of manipulating Mnemonics / the related HD keys.
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See #69 |
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