Elixium Core

v0.6.3

Elixium Core v0.6.3 Elixium.Utilities View Source

Various functions that don’t need their own module, since theyre used in multiple places for different things

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Functions

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calculate_merkle_root(list)

The merkle root lets us represent a large dataset using only one string. We can be confident that if any of the data changes, the merkle root will be different, which invalidates the dataset

calculate_merkle_root(list, bool)
get_arg(arg, not_found \\ nil)

Gets an option that was passed in as a command line argument

pad(data, block_size)
sha256(data)
sha3_base16(list)
sha_base16(input)
zero_pad(bytes, size)

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calculate_merkle_root(list()) :: String.t()

The merkle root lets us represent a large dataset using only one string. We can be confident that if any of the data changes, the merkle root will be different, which invalidates the dataset

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get_arg(atom(), any()) :: String.t()

Gets an option that was passed in as a command line argument