What is selfdestruct-detect?

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selfdestruct-detect is a npm that Detect the possibility of a self-destruction happening during the execution of an Ethereum smart contract by determining whether the runtime bytecode ran by the Ethereum Virtual Machine contains a pos. It has a Nerq Trust Score of 48/100 (D). 0 GitHub stars. Published by luit. Last analyzed October 2026.

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What selfdestruct-detect Does

selfdestruct-detect is a npm in the npm category. Detect the possibility of a self-destruction happening during the execution of an Ethereum smart contract by determining whether the runtime bytecode ran by the Ethereum Virtual Machine contains a possibly reachable SELFDESTRUCT instruction. It is published by luit and has no specified license. With 0 GitHub stars and 0 downloads, it has a small community of users and contributors.

Who Should Use selfdestruct-detect

selfdestruct-detect is recommended only for experimental use. Consider alternatives with higher trust scores for production systems.

Details

Authorluit
Categorynpm
LicenseNot specified
Typenpm
SourceView on GitHub
Security Score0/100
Activity Score0/100

How to Get Started

Check the trust score before installing:

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is selfdestruct-detect used for?
selfdestruct-detect is a npm tool. Detect the possibility of a self-destruction happening during the execution of an Ethereum smart contract by determining whether the runtime bytecode ran by the Ethereum Virtual Machine contains a pos.
Is selfdestruct-detect free?
License: Check project page. selfdestruct-detect has 0 GitHub stars.
Is selfdestruct-detect safe?
selfdestruct-detect has a Nerq Trust Score of 48/100 (D). Evaluate carefully.
What are alternatives to selfdestruct-detect?
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Last updated October 2026. Trust scores based on automated analysis of public data.

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