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@findeth/abi
@findeth/abi
is a zero-dependencies ABI encoder and decoder library used by FindETH. This library is experimental, and likely does not work with all contract interfaces. It is used in the desktop, web and CLI applications, that can be found here:
Note: This is a work-in-progress version of FindETH, and is not production-ready. For the current version of FindETH, please refer to this repository.
You can install @findeth/abi
with Yarn (recommended) or NPM:
$ yarn add @findeth/abi
$ npm install @findeth/abi
Note: If you are using TypeScript, @findeth/abi
requires TypeScript 4.1 or newer.
TODO
Install dependencies with yarn
:
$ yarn
To run automated tests, use the test
script:
$ yarn run lint
To build the library, use the build
script:
$ yarn run build
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A tiny Solidity ABI encoder and decoder
The npm package @findeth/abi receives a total of 6,121 weekly downloads. As such, @findeth/abi popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @findeth/abi demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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