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cassiopeia-ton-sdk

v1.1.0

Published

This javaScript library provides an easy interface to deserialize TON contracts data.

Downloads

5

Readme

This javaScript library provides an easy interface to deserialize TON contracts data.

Installation

Run

npm install cassiopeia-ton-sdk

Usage

BagOfCells

TON says that everything is Bag of Cells. The account data is Bag of Cell as well. To deserialize this kind of data BagOfCells class is used.

Buffer with account data should be passed as the first parameter:

let c = new BagOfCells(buffer);

It returns hte object with that represents following fields:

{
    magic: int,
    has_idx: int,
    has_crc32c: int
    has_cache_bits: int
    flags: int,
    size: int,
    off_bytes: int,
    cells: int,
    roots: int,
    absent: int,
    tot_cells_size: int,
    root_list: int,
    index: int,
    cell_data: Buffer,
    crc32c: int,
}

Cell

Each piece of data in BagOfCells is Cell. To deserialize Cell deserialize method is used. It requires ABI(application binary interface) as the first parameter. ABI describes the structure of storage, consequently describing each type that was serialized.

ABI is an array of objects that describe types. The simplest one is:

let abi = [];

it shows that the cell is empty.

Deserializer supported types:

  • ref
  • uint
  • int
  • bits
  • grams
  • op_ref
  • dict
  • prxdict

ref, uint, int, bits and op_ref are objects with two fields: type and size. grams has only field type. type is a string of the type, size is unsigned int between 0 to 1023.

dict and prxdict has fields of type, key and value. type is string "dict" or "prxdict", key is one of ref, uint, int, bits and op_ref description types and value is an array similar to abi.

For example:

let abi = [
  {
    type: "dict",
    key: { type: "uint", size: 8 },
    value: [
      {
        type: "prxdict",
        key: { type: "string", size: 1023 },
        value: [
          { type: "int", size: 8 },
          { type: "uint", size: 256 },
          { type: "uint", size: 32 },
          { type: "grams" },
          { type: "uint", size: 32 }
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    type: "dict",
    key: { type: "uint", size: 256 },
    value: [
      { type: "uint", size: 32 },
      { type: "int", size: 32 },
      { type: "uint", size: 32 },
      { type: "grams" },
      { type: "uint", size: 32 }
    ]
  }
];