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# Utility Module

This module provides utility functions that are used across the Haven1 project. These utilities help in managing common tasks and operations, ensuring consistency and reducing code duplication.

## Features

* Common utility functions for data manipulation and transformation.
* Type definitions for shared data structures.
* Helper functions for blockchain interactions.

## Usage

Import the necessary utilities from this module to use them in your application. These utilities are designed to simplify common tasks and improve code maintainability.

## Usage Example

Here is an example of how to use the `bigIntMax` utility function in a TypeScript file:

```typescript
import { bigIntMax } from '@haven1/wagmi-sdk/util';

const value1 = 100n;
const value2 = 200n;

const maxValue = bigIntMax(value1, value2);

console.log(`The maximum value is: ${maxValue}`); // Output: The maximum value is: 200n
```

In this example, the `bigIntMax` function is used to determine the maximum of two `bigint` values. The result is then logged to the console.


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