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dexter-calculations
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This library performs a number of important calculations related to the Tezos [Dexter](https://gitlab.com/camlcase-dev/dexter/) contract's entrypoints. It is useful for any application wants to send operations to a Dexter contract like a dApp, wallet,
This library performs a number of important calculations related to the Tezos Dexter contract's entrypoints. It is useful for any application wants to send operations to a Dexter contract like a dApp, wallet, arbitrage bot, etc.
This only has one dependency: big-integer.
Most functions input types are number
and most return the following types:
null
, number
(float) or big-integer
.
Look at ./index.test.js.
You should be able to load dist/index-mobile.min.js
directly into an html file and it
creates a global object dexterCalculations
.
const dexterCalculations = require('dexter-calculations');
dexterCalculations.xtzToTokenXtzInput(2000000, 38490742927, 44366268, 8);
FAQs
This library performs a number of important calculations related to the Tezos [Dexter](https://gitlab.com/camlcase-dev/dexter/) contract's entrypoints. It is useful for any application wants to send operations to a Dexter contract like a dApp, wallet,
The npm package dexter-calculations receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, dexter-calculations popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that dexter-calculations 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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