Publish to crates.io

[raphjaph]

Do you guys have any plans to publish this crate to crates.io?

[ValuedMammal]

Possibly although up to now we've mostly been using it to demo and experiment. My opinion is that the library is somewhat immature and would benefit from more direction and user feedback before considering a release. What features do you mostly intend on using?

[raphjaph]

I was just experimenting with different bdk wallet backends and wanted to just cargo add it. Works fine with adding the github URL though. I usually change the default version of crates to 0.0.1 and then treat any version below 0.1.0 as experimental with lots of breaking changes. I also like to squat the name of a crate before someone else takes it.

As for features, I wanted to try out the async sqlite backend of this crate. Although I also might try my hand at implementing the WalletPersister trait for redb instead.

[raphjaph]

Didn't mean to close, accidentally pressed the wrong button.

[matthiasdebernardini]

@raphjaph I also would like this to get packaged and published to crates.io

[alpinevm]

Possibly although up to now we've mostly been using it to demo and experiment. My opinion is that the library is somewhat immature and would benefit from more direction and user feedback before considering a release. What features do you mostly intend on using?

I'm working on a project that already uses sqlx, and would prefer to use sqlx w/ sqlite as a backend for bdk_wallet as opposed to the current alternatives of using rusqlite or creating my own implementation of the persister backend.