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We want Hydra to be very easy to run. What could be easier than just visiting a website, that would prompt you for some details (peers, keys) and then spin up a node right there in the browser!
What
The idea would be to run a hydra-node entirely in the browser. For this to even be possible, we would need to drop the requirement to have a cardano-node running alongside ( see #1305 ).
If the remaining hydra-node code can then (almost) be compiled, it would just be a matter of identifying those regions that are blocking it, and seeing if they can be worked around; optionally compiled, etc, etc.
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Why
We want Hydra to be very easy to run. What could be easier than just visiting a website, that would prompt you for some details (peers, keys) and then spin up a node right there in the browser!
What
The idea would be to run a hydra-node entirely in the browser. For this to even be possible, we would need to drop the requirement to have a cardano-node running alongside ( see #1305 ).
If the remaining hydra-node code can then (almost) be compiled, it would just be a matter of identifying those regions that are blocking it, and seeing if they can be worked around; optionally compiled, etc, etc.
How
The idea would be to use the WebAssembly backend of ghc and just see what doesn't work.
Some potential issues:
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