How to use the tiny-secp256k1.pointFromScalar function in tiny-secp256k1
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bitcoinjs / bip32 / ts-src / bip32.ts View on Github 
get publicKey(): Buffer {
if (this.__Q === undefined) this.__Q = ecc.pointFromScalar(this.__D, true);
return this.__Q!;
}get publicKey() {
if (this.__Q === undefined)
this.__Q = ecc.pointFromScalar(this.__D, true);
return this.__Q;
}
get privateKey() {get publicKey() {
if (!this.__Q) this.__Q = ecc.pointFromScalar(this.__D, this.compressed);
return this.__Q;
}
toWIF() {get publicKey(): Buffer {
if (!this.__Q)
this.__Q = ecc.pointFromScalar(this.__D, this.compressed) as Buffer;
return this.__Q;
}tiny-secp256k1
A tiny secp256k1 native/JS wrapper
