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How can I decode Ed25519 addresses to the regular 56 letters format?
I've been trying to use the stellar-archivist command 'dumpxdr' to unpack transactions files that are stored in the stellar core history
However the in the results asset codes and addresses appear in …
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How can I decode Ed25519 addresses to the regular 56 letters format?
Found an answer using the stellar python library
from stellar_base import utils
x = bytearray(Ed25519 array here)
account = utils.encode_check('account',x)
However I still have no idea what exa …
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