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How to use
decodeParameters
function
in
web3-eth-abi

Best JavaScript code snippets using web3-eth-abi.decodeParameters(Showing top 3 results out of 315)

origin: merklejerk/flex-contract

function decodeCallOutput(outputs, data) {
  return normalizeDecodedOutput(
    outputs,
    abiEncoder.decodeParameters(outputs, data));
}
origin: ConsenSys/abi-decoder

const abiItem = state.methodIDs[methodID];
if (abiItem) {
 let decoded = abiCoder.decodeParameters(abiItem.inputs, data.slice(10));
origin: ConsenSys/abi-decoder

const decodedData = abiCoder.decodeParameters(
 dataTypes,
 logData.slice(2)
web3-eth-abi(npm)decodeParameters

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