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Expand Up @@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ For the Wasm build, the output files are:

### Generated Constant Types

In addition to building the OCaml and Rust code, the build script also generates TypeScript types for constants used in the Mina protocol. These types are generated from the OCaml source files, and are located under `src/bindings/crypto/constants.ts` and `src/bindings/mina-transaction/gen`. When building the bindings, these constants are auto-generated by Dune. If you wish to add a new constant, you can edit the `src/bindings/ocaml/o1js_constants` file, and then run `npm run build:bindings` to regenerate the TypeScript files.
In addition to building the OCaml and Rust code, the build script also generates TypeScript types for constants used in the Mina protocol. These types are generated from the OCaml source files, and are located under `src/bindings/crypto/constants.ts` and `src/bindings/mina-transaction/gen`. When building the bindings, these constants are auto-generated by Dune. If you wish to add a new constant, you can edit the `src/bindings/ocaml/o1js_constants` file, and then run `npm run build:bindings` to regenerate the TypeScript files

o1js uses these types to ensure that the constants used in the protocol are consistent with the OCaml source files.

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