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alloy-chains
Canonical type definitions for EIP-155 chains
Crate v0.2.39 2026-09-16
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extended
Extended precision 80-bit floating-point numbers (f80).
Crate v0.2.0 2026-09-16
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alloy-eip7928
Implementation of EIP-7928 type definitions
Crate v0.4.11 2026-09-16
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zlib-rs
A memory-safe zlib implementation written in rust
Crate v0.6.8 2026-09-15
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libz-rs-sys
A memory-safe zlib implementation written in rust
Crate v0.6.8 2026-09-15
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moxcms
Simple Color Management in Rust
Crate v0.9.1 2026-09-15
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histogram
A collection of histogram data structures
Crate v1.6.0 2026-09-15
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liblzma-sys
Raw bindings to liblzma which contains an implementation of LZMA and xz stream encoding/decoding. High level Rust bindings are available in the `liblzma` crate.
Crate v0.4.9 2026-09-14
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versions
A library for parsing and comparing software version numbers.
Crate v8.0.1 2026-09-14
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jiter
Fast Iterable JSON parser
Crate v0.17.0 2026-09-12
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alloy-primitives
Ethereum primitive types
Crate v1.7.3 2026-09-10
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alloy-sol-macro
Solidity to Rust procedural macro
Crate v1.7.3 2026-09-10
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alloy-sol-types
Compile-time ABI and EIP-712 implementations
Crate v1.7.3 2026-09-10
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syn-solidity
syn-powered Solidity parser
Crate v1.7.3 2026-09-10
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alloy-sol-macro-input
Input types for sol!-like macros
Crate v1.7.3 2026-09-10
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alloy-sol-macro-expander
Expander used in the Solidity to Rust procedural macro
Crate v1.7.3 2026-09-10
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alloy-json-abi
Full Ethereum JSON-ABI implementation
Crate v1.7.3 2026-09-10
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alloy-sol-type-parser
Simple and light-weight Solidity type strings parser
Crate v1.7.3 2026-09-10
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alloy-dyn-abi
Run-time ABI and EIP-712 implementations
Crate v1.7.3 2026-09-10
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alloy-core
Rust Ethereum core libraries
Crate v1.7.3 2026-09-10
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