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Understanding `crypto.randomBytes` and `ethers.randomBytes`: A Comparison
Tutorial October 24, 2024
crypto.randomBytesis part of Node.js, so it requires no external dependencies. This makes it ideal for Node.js environments where minimal dependencies are desired.ethers.randomBytesrequires the installation of the ethers.js library, which is primarily designed for blockchain-related projects. This is useful if you're already working with Ethereum, but it adds an external dependency to the project.
crypto.randomBytes:- Takes a single argument specifying the number of bytes.
- Always requires a size input; no default value is provided.
ethers.randomBytes:- Optionally takes the number of bytes to generate.
- If no argument is provided, it defaults to generating 32 bytes.
Front-End Development Tools and Libraries Cheatsheet
Cheatsheet August 21, 2024
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