Encodes the Bytes32-encoded bytes into a string.

Encodes text as a Bytes32 string.

The Contract constructor.

The Fallback method, if any.

All the Contract ABI members (i.e. methods, events, errors, etc).

If receiving ether is supported.

Create a new Interface for the fragments.

Creates a new Interface from the ABI value.

The value may be provided as an existing Interface object, a JSON-encoded ABI or any Human-Readable ABI format.

Decodes the result data (e.g. from an eth_call) for the specified error (see getError for valid values for key).

Most developers should prefer the parseCallResult method instead, which will automatically detect a CALL_EXCEPTION and throw the corresponding error.

Decodes the data from a transaction tx.data for the function specified (see getFunction for valid values for fragment).

Most developers should prefer the parseTransaction method instead, which will automatically detect the fragment.

Decodes the result data (e.g. from an eth_call) for the specified function (see getFunction for valid values for key).

Most developers should prefer the parseCallResult method instead, which will automatically detect a CALL_EXCEPTION and throw the corresponding error.

Encodes a tx.data object for deploying the Contract with the values as the constructor arguments.

Encodes the transaction revert data for a call result that reverted from the the Contract with the sepcified error (see getError for valid values for fragment) with the values.

This is generally not used by most developers, unless trying to mock a result from a Contract.

Encodes the tx.data for a transaction that calls the function specified (see getFunction for valid values for fragment) with the values.

Encodes the result data (e.g. from an eth_call) for the specified function (see getFunction for valid values for fragment) with values.

This is generally not used by most developers, unless trying to mock a result from a Contract.

Iterate over all errors, calling callback, sorted by their name.

Iterate over all events, calling callback, sorted by their name.

Iterate over all functions, calling callback, sorted by their name.

Returns the entire Human-Readable ABI, as an array of signatures, optionally as minimal strings, which removes parameter names and unneceesary spaces.

Return the JSON-encoded ABI. This is the format Solidiy returns.

The ABI coder that will be used to encode and decode binary data.

Get the ErrorFragment for key, which may be an error selector, error name or error signature that belongs to the ABI.

If values is provided, it will use the Typed API to handle ambiguous cases where multiple errors match by name.

If the key and values do not refine to a single error in the ABI, this will throw.

Get the EventFragment for key, which may be a topic hash, event name or event signature that belongs to the ABI.

If values is provided, it will use the Typed API to handle ambiguous cases where multiple events match by name.

If the key and values do not refine to a single event in the ABI, this will throw.

Get the event name for key, which may be a topic hash, event name or event signature that belongs to the ABI.

Get the FunctionFragment for key, which may be a function selector, function name or function signature that belongs to the ABI.

If values is provided, it will use the Typed API to handle ambiguous cases where multiple functions match by name.

If the key and values do not refine to a single function in the ABI, this will throw.

Get the function name for key, which may be a function selector, function name or function signature that belongs to the ABI.

Parses a revert data, finding the matching error and extracts the parameter values along with other useful error details.

If the matching event cannot be found, returns null.

Parses a receipt log, finding the matching event and extracts the parameter values along with other useful event details.

If the matching event cannot be found, returns null.

Parses a transaction, finding the matching function and extracts the parameter values along with other useful function details.

If the matching function cannot be found, return null.

If the value is a Typed instance, validates the underlying value and returns it, otherwise returns value directly.

This is useful for functions that with to accept either a Typed object or values.

Returns true only if value is a Typed instance.