MassaLabs as-proba library.
This library provides useful AssemblyScript objects and functions :
Binomial in an object that represent a binomial distribution. It can be used to compute probabilities of a given event and generate random samples
Useful methods to compute combinations an partial permutations
randomInt, a method to generate a random number between given limits
Sampler, an object wich allows you to generate samples based on the probability distribution you built
The complete documentation of all available functions and objects can be found here:
Non-secure random functions are used here.
Using non-secure random functions is the only way to have onchain randomness but these functions generates pseudo-random values (predictable and repeatable randomness), it is NOT a real randomness. Therefore it is easier for attackers to predict the output and exploit weaknesses in your smart contract.
Packages are independant you can choose to install what you need
npm i --save-dev @massalabs/as-proba
After installing as-proba, you can import the object classes and functions that you need in your AssemblyScript file.
For example, to compute the combination of 2 numbers, you can use as-proba like this:
import { Args, u64ToBytes} from '@massalabs/as-types';
import { combination } from '@massalabs/as-proba';
// This main function is called automatically when the smart contract is executed by the blockchain.
//the argument args contains the serialized values n and k as U64 (n >= k)
export function main(binaryArgs: StaticArray<u8>): StaticArray<u8>{
const args = new Args(binaryArgs);
const n = args.nextU64();
const k = args.nextU64();
cont result = combination(n, k);
return u64toBytes(result)
}
We welcome contributions from the community!
If you would like to contribute to as-proba, please read the CONTRIBUTING file.
as-proba is released under the MIT License.
as-proba is developed with love by MassaLabs and powered by a variety of open-source projects.
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