Replace pysodium with libnacl #10
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The library `pysodium` is used as "a very simple wrapper around libsodium masquerading as nacl". `libnacl` is another wrapper around the nacl library developed and maintained by the Salt project and with extensive documentation on https://libnacl.readthedocs.io and has been update to use the `pyproject.toml` format. The status of this library is marked as `5 - Production/Stable` on PyPI. The `pysodium` library has a bare bone repository with no documentation available and still uses the old 'setup.py' format. The status of this library is marked as `4 - Beta` on PyPI.
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Upstream PR: baking-bad/pytezos#377 |
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The library
pysodiumis used as "a very simple wrapper around libsodium masquerading as nacl".libnaclis another wrapper around the nacl library developed and maintained by the Saltproject and with extensive documentation on https://libnacl.readthedocs.io and has been
update to use the
pyproject.tomlformat. The status of this library is marked as5 - Production/Stableon PyPI.The
pysodiumlibrary has a bare bone repository with no documentation available and still uses the old 'setup.py' format. The status of this library is marked as4 - Betaon PyPI.