Py-Bin
This directory contains an npm and a python package used to pack the contracts.json and merged_abis.json
file containing among other things the abi and bytecode of all compiled contracts from this repository.
The merged_abis.json contains the merged abi of all the versions of currency networks. This is useful for currency
networks that use a proxy pattern and have been upgraded to different versions through their lifetime.
The tlbin python package can be used to easily load the contracts.json or merged_abis.json with the following:
from tlbin import load_packaged_contracts, load_packaged_merged_abis
contracts_dict = load_packaged_contracts()
merged_abis_dict = load_packaged_merged_abis()
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