In Mina, 256-bit numbers are widely used, to represent e.g. hashes and keys. When encoded in human-readable format, base58check encoding is used, with kind-based prefixes, so encoded values can be easily distinguished.
OpenMina/network debugger should also use the same human-readable encoding for Mina data. Currently they are all encoded using hex strings.
akoptelov
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1 year ago
In Mina, 256-bit numbers are widely used, to represent e.g. hashes and keys. When encoded in human-readable format, base58check encoding is used, with kind-based prefixes, so encoded values can be easily distinguished.
OpenMina/network debugger should also use the same human-readable encoding for Mina data. Currently they are all encoded using hex strings.