How to use the tiny-secp256k1.pointCompress function in tiny-secp256k1
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bitcoinjs / bitcoinjs-lib / ts_src / ecpair.ts View on Github 
constructor(
private __D?: Buffer,
private __Q?: Buffer,
options?: ECPairOptions,
) {
this.lowR = false;
if (options === undefined) options = {};
this.compressed =
options.compressed === undefined ? true : options.compressed;
this.network = options.network || NETWORKS.bitcoin;
if (__Q !== undefined) this.__Q = ecc.pointCompress(__Q, this.compressed);
}constructor(__D, __Q, options) {
this.__D = __D;
this.__Q = __Q;
if (options === undefined) options = {};
this.compressed =
options.compressed === undefined ? true : options.compressed;
this.network = options.network || NETWORKS.bitcoin;
if (__Q !== undefined) this.__Q = ecc.pointCompress(__Q, this.compressed);
}
get privateKey() {tiny-secp256k1
A tiny secp256k1 native/JS wrapper
