Include Doge and Tether about coinlib HOT 4 CLOSED

Hello @khoshrou

You can find doge here:
https://github.com/go-faast/coin-payments/tree/master/packages/doge-payments

For tether you are interested in the erc20 version?

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I am very new in this area.
I like to have crypto payments for my web site, does this library suitable for this?
is it using a backend broker or its standalone?
and is it possible to track who payed for a product? (kind of map registered users with wallet or transaction)
is there any working sample? (NextJS, Asp.net core, NodeJS, ...)
and sorry I didnot get this one "erc20 version"

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@khoshrou This is a standalone library for creating, signing, broadcasting, and looking up blockchain transactions, deriving addresses, checking address balances, and much more. It provides a single unified TypeScript interface for a number of blockchains and is designed to be stateless (ie not for mapping users transactions).

You can see some code examples here: https://github.com/go-faast/coin-payments/blob/master/packages/coin-payments/README.md

To make use of this library you'll need to integrate it into your backend service to manually track addresses, balances and the state of a transaction as it progresses throughout it's lifecycle (create -> sign -> broadcast -> confirmation).

If you're looking for a more beginner friendly solution that you can use to easily accept crypto payments on your website consider something like BitPay or Coinbase.

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This sounds amazing. I prefer a standalone solution.
Thanks

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