Clean up js.

js/ledger.js

@@ -1,34 +0,0 @@
-//
-// Tools for working with ledger entries.
-//
-// Fundamentally, we work in the more strict case of not trusting the ledger as presented.  If we have a server we trust, then the
-// burden of verify the ledger entries is left to the server.  But, we work in the same fundamental units of information, ledger
-// entries, to keep the code orthagonal.
-//
-
-var serializer = require("./serializer");
-
-exports.getLedgerEntry = function(key, done) {
-	var	id	= (ws.id += 1);
-
-	ws.response[id] = done;
-
-	ws.send({
-			'command': 'getLedgerEntry',
-			'id': id,
-			'ledger': ledger,
-			'account': accountId,
-			'proof': false			// Eventually, we will want proof if the server is untrusted.
-		});
-};
-
-exports.getAccountRootNode = function(ledger, accountId, done) {
-	var s	= new Serializer();
-
-	s.addUInt16('a');
-	s.addUInt160(accountId);
-
-	getLedgerEntry(s.getSHA512Half(), done);
-};
-
-// vim:ts=4

js/transaction.js

@@ -1,38 +0,0 @@
-// Work with transactions.
-//
-// This works for both trusted and untrusted servers.
-//
-// For untrusted servers:
-//    - We never send a secret to an untrusted server.
-//    - Convert transactions to and from JSON.
-//    - Sign and verify signatures.
-//    - Encrypt and decrypt.
-//
-// For trusted servers:
-//    - We need a websocket way of working with transactions as JSON.
-//    - This allows us to not need to port the transaction tools to so many
-//      languages.
-//
-
-var commands = {};
-
-commands.buildSend = function(params) {
-	var	srcAccountID	= params.srcAccountID;
-	var fee				= params.fee;
-	var	dstAccountID	= params.dstAccountID;
-	var	amount			= params.amount;
-	var	sendMax			= params.sendMax;
-	var	partial			= params.partial;
-	var limit			= params.limit;
-};
-
-
-exports.trustedCreate = function() {
-
-};
-
-exports.untrustedCreate = function() {
-
-};
-
-// vim:ts=4

test/server.js

@@ -15,7 +15,6 @@ var fs = require("fs");
 var path = require("path");
 var util = require("util");
 var child = require("child_process");
-var WebSocket = require("ws");
 
 var servers = {};