Thanks @Luandro Pàtwy!

I'm having fun working on it and I'm learning a lot. But as the functionality is way behind @arj's great #ssb-browser library, I'm not sure if the code could be of practical use. Its main "features" reflect more personal preferences than functional requirements:

• no nodejs/npm/commonjs/browserify
• no callbacks
• no pull streams
• very few dependencies (only deno standard libraries and sodium)

If there is community interest in this project I would be thrilled about getting a grant allowing me to spend most of my dwindling capacity to work on this project - for now its just a meditative recreational activity🧘‍♂️💻.