I have been grinding out a stand-alone open source PSBT library for the web.
Holey moley what a load of work.
I used to wonder why a decent library doesn't already exist, despite the incredible demand for such a thing.
But BIP-173 has become the junk-drawer of protocols. There's so many strange key types and technical debt to navigate that it is insane.
I hope to abstract away the debt as much as possible, and give folks a simple API to use when passing PSBTs around.
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