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Expose number utility functions #3
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Good idea, thanks! |
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I've created a new library file ("conversions.dart") exposing the internal numbers API. I believe this could be more helpful because we then don't expose some global functions that most users wouldn't need. Still, developers interested in it will be able to find it easily. |
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The idea is to make the utility functions used internally available to the users to facilitate number manipulations between Hex, BigInt, Bytes format, etc.
Instead of rewriting these already existing functions or load another external library, the existing functions are re-used on the user side.