Import Prefix direct from provider nkeys.ts instead of mod.ts #39
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The file
curve.tsimportsPrefixfrommod.ts, which imports it fromnkeys.ts. This PR changes the import to go directly tonkeys.ts.Background:
I am working on a project to get the client to work on a platform called
Moddable, a modern JS engine (calledXS) that targets microcontrollers. Because it pre-compiles the source and does not have an actual file system on the device for the files it uses a unique module resolution system that can be tricky sometimes to work with. In this case, becausemod.tswas being imported in a secondary file, andmod.tsis the main entry point, it is unable to resolve the import. This PR resolves that issue.