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eth-decoder
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Simple library to decode ethereum transaction and logs
$ npm install --save eth-decoder
Log parser
import { LogDecoder } from "eth-decoder"
const ERC20TokenABI = /* { .... } */ // ABI for ERC20 token contract
// create decoder object
const decoder = new LogDecoder(
[
ERC20TokenABI,
// ... other ABIs
]
);
// parse logs
const parsedLogs = decoder.decodeLogs(receipt.logs) // For truffle testsuite, use `receipt.receipt.logs`
console.log(parsedLogs)
Tx parser
import { TxDecoder } from "eth-decoder"
const ERC20TokenABI = /* { .... } */ // ABI for ERC20 token contract
// create decoder object
const decoder = new TxDecoder(
[
ERC20TokenABI,
// ... other ABIs
]
);
// parse tx
const parsedTx = decoder.decodeTx({ data: '0x..', value: '1000', from: '...', ... })
console.log(parsedTx)
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Simple library to decode ethereum logs and transaction
The npm package eth-decoder receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, eth-decoder popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that eth-decoder 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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