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* Fixed hint in Address Select + Wallet as first-class-citizen * Separate Owned and not Owned Wallets * Fix balance not updating * Fix MethodDecoding for Contract Deployment * Fix TypedInput params * Fix Token Transfer for Wallet * Small change to contracts * Fix wallets shown twice * Fix separation of accounts and wallets in Accounts * Fix linting * Execute contract methods from Wallet ✓ * Fixing linting * Wallet as first-class citizen: Part 1 (Manual) #3784 * Lower level wallet transaction convertion * Fix linting * Proper autoFocus on right Signer input * PR Grumble: don't show Wallets in dApps Permissions * Add postTransaction and gasEstimate wrapper methods * Extract Wallet postTx and gasEstimate to utils + PATCH api * Remove invalid test It's totally valid for input's length not to be a multiple of 32 bytes. EG. for Wallet Contracts * Merge master * Fix linting * Fix merge issue * Rename Portal * Rename Protal => Portal (typo) |
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ethabi-js
A very early, very POC-type port of https://github.com/ethcore/ethabi to JavaScript
contributing
Clone the repo and install dependencies via npm install. Tests can be executed via
npm run testOnce(100% covered unit tests)
installation
Install the package with npm install --save ethabi-js from the npm registry ethabi-js
implementation
approach
- this version tries to stay as close to the original Rust version in intent, function names & purpose
- it is a basic port of the Rust version, relying on effectively the same test-suite (expanded where deemed appropriate)
- it is meant as a library to be used in other projects, i.e. ethapi-js
differences to original Rust version
- internally the library operates on string binary representations as opposed to Vector bytes, lengths are therefore 64 bytes as opposed to 32 bytes
- function names are adapted from the Rust standard snake_case to the JavaScript standard camelCase
- due to the initial library focus, the cli component (as implemented by the original) is not supported nor mplemented