@tact-lang/opcode
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Evolution of `tvm-disassembler` library that is built to be used also as a library that returns structured code. Has a list of typed opcodes and ability to read individual opcode from a slice.
Evolution of tvm-disassembler library that is built to be used also as a library that returns structured code. Has a list of typed opcodes and ability to read individual opcode from a slice.
yarn add @tact-lang/opcode
import { decompile } from "@tact-lang/opcode";
// Decompile a single cell sequence into opcode list. Useful for interpretators or for debugging.
const sourceCode = Buffer.from('....', 'base64');
const decompiledOpcodes = decompile({ src: sourceCode });
// Decompile a whole contract. Useful for contract developers and explorers.
const decompiledCode = decompileAll({ src: sourceCode });
MIT
[0.0.13] - 2023-04-08
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Evolution of `tvm-disassembler` library that is built to be used also as a library that returns structured code. Has a list of typed opcodes and ability to read individual opcode from a slice.
The npm package @tact-lang/opcode receives a total of 12,200 weekly downloads. As such, @tact-lang/opcode popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @tact-lang/opcode demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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