Documentation ¶
Index ¶
- Constants
- func BipIDSymbol(id uint32) string
- func BipSymbolID(symbol string) (uint32, bool)
- func LockTimeMaker(network Network) time.Duration
- func LockTimeTaker(network Network) time.Duration
- func MarketName(base, quote uint32) (string, error)
- func SemverCompatible(required, actual Semver) bool
- type Asset
- type Bytes
- type ConnectionMaster
- type Connector
- type Error
- type ErrorKind
- type Logger
- type LoggerMaker
- type MarketInfo
- type Network
- type Runner
- type Semver
- type StartStopWaiter
Constants ¶
const ( LevelTrace = slog.LevelTrace LevelDebug = slog.LevelDebug LevelInfo = slog.LevelInfo LevelWarn = slog.LevelWarn LevelError = slog.LevelError LevelCritical = slog.LevelCritical LevelOff = slog.LevelOff DefaultLogLevel = LevelDebug // TODO: back to LevelInfo at some point )
Level constants.
const Simnet = Regtest
The DEX recognizes only three networks. Simnet is an alias of Regtest.
const (
UnsupportedScriptError = ErrorKind("unsupported script type")
)
Variables ¶
This section is empty.
Functions ¶
func BipIDSymbol ¶
BipIDSymbol returns the BIP ID for a given symbol.
func BipSymbolID ¶
BipSymbolID returns the asset ID associated with a given ticker symbol. While there are a number of duplicate ticker symbols in the BIP ID list (cpc, cmt, xrd, dst, one, ask, ...), those are disambiguated in the bipIDs map here, so must be referenced with their bracketed suffix.
func LockTimeMaker ¶
LockTimeMaker returns the maker locktime value that should be used by both client and server for the specified network. Mainnet uses a constant value while test networks support setting a custom value during build.
func LockTimeTaker ¶
LockTimeTaker returns the taker locktime value that should be used by both client and server for the specified network. Mainnet uses a constant value while test networks support setting a custom value during build.
func MarketName ¶
MarketName creates the string representation of a DEX market (e.g. "dcr_btc") given the base and quote asset indexes defined in BIP-0044. See also BipIDSymbol.
func SemverCompatible ¶
SemverCompatible decides if the actual version is compatible with the required one.
Types ¶
type Asset ¶
type Asset struct { ID uint32 `json:"id"` Symbol string `json:"symbol"` LotSize uint64 `json:"lotSize"` RateStep uint64 `json:"rateStep"` MaxFeeRate uint64 `json:"maxFeeRate"` SwapSize uint64 `json:"swapSize"` SwapSizeBase uint64 `json:"swapSizeBase"` SwapConf uint32 `json:"swapConf"` }
Asset is the configurable asset variables.
type Bytes ¶
type Bytes []byte
Bytes is a byte slice that marshals to and unmarshals from a hexadecimal string. The default go behavior is to marshal []byte to a base-64 string.
func (Bytes) MarshalJSON ¶
MarshalJSON satisfies the json.Marshaller interface, and will marshal the bytes to a hex string.
func (*Bytes) UnmarshalJSON ¶
UnmarshalJSON satisfies the json.Unmarshaler interface, and expects a UTF-8 encoding of a hex string in double quotes.
type ConnectionMaster ¶
type ConnectionMaster struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
ConnectionMaster manages a Connector.
func NewConnectionMaster ¶
func NewConnectionMaster(c Connector) *ConnectionMaster
NewConnectionMaster is the constructor for a new ConnectionMaster.
func (*ConnectionMaster) Connect ¶
func (c *ConnectionMaster) Connect(ctx context.Context) (err error)
Connect connects the Connector, and returns any initial connection error. Use Disconnect to shut down the Connector.
func (*ConnectionMaster) Disconnect ¶
func (c *ConnectionMaster) Disconnect()
Disconnect closes the connection and waits for shutdown.
func (*ConnectionMaster) On ¶
func (cm *ConnectionMaster) On() bool
On will be true until the context is canceled.
func (*ConnectionMaster) Wait ¶
func (c *ConnectionMaster) Wait()
Wait waits for the the WaitGroup returned by Connect.
type Connector ¶
Connector is any type that implements the Connect method, which will return a connection error, and a WaitGroup that can be waited on at Disconnection.
type Error ¶
type Error struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Error pairs an error with details.
func NewError ¶
NewError wraps the provided Error with details in a Error, facilitating the use of errors.Is and errors.As via errors.Unwrap.
type ErrorKind ¶
type ErrorKind string
ErrorKind identifies a kind of error that can be used to define new errors via const SomeError = dex.ErrorKind("something").
type Logger ¶
Logger is a logger. Many dcrdex types will take a logger as an argument.
var Disabled Logger = &logger{ Logger: slog.Disabled, level: LevelOff, backend: slog.NewBackend(ioutil.Discard), }
Disabled is a Logger that will never output anything.
type LoggerMaker ¶
LoggerMaker allows creation of new log subsystems with predefined levels.
func NewLoggerMaker ¶
NewLoggerMaker creates a new LoggerMaker from the provided io.Writer and debug level string. See SetLevels for details on the debug level string.
func (*LoggerMaker) Level ¶
func (lm *LoggerMaker) Level(name string) slog.Level
Level returns the log level for the named subsystem. If a level is not configured for this subsystem, the LoggerMaker's DefaultLevel is returned.
func (*LoggerMaker) Logger ¶
func (lm *LoggerMaker) Logger(name string) Logger
Logger creates a logger with the provided name, using the log level for that name if it was set, otherwise the default log level. This differs from NewLogger, which does not look in the Level map for the name.
func (*LoggerMaker) NewLogger ¶
func (lm *LoggerMaker) NewLogger(name string, level ...slog.Level) Logger
NewLogger creates a new Logger for the subsystem with the given name. If a log level is specified, it is used for the Logger. Otherwise the DefaultLevel is used.
func (*LoggerMaker) SetLevels ¶
func (lm *LoggerMaker) SetLevels(debugLevel string) error
SetLevels either set the DefaultLevel or resets the Levels map for future subsystems created with the LoggerMaker.
The debugLevel string can specify a single verbosity for the entire system: "trace", "debug", "info", "warn", "error", "critical", "off". The Levels map is not modified with this syntax.
Or the verbosity can be specified for individual subsystems, separating subsystems by commas and assigning each specifically. Such a debugLevel string might look like `CORE=debug,SWAP=trace`. The DefaultLevel is not modified with this syntax.
type MarketInfo ¶
type MarketInfo struct { Name string Base uint32 Quote uint32 LotSize uint64 EpochDuration uint64 // msec MarketBuyBuffer float64 MaxUserCancelsPerEpoch uint32 }
MarketInfo specifies a market that the Archiver must support.
func NewMarketInfo ¶
func NewMarketInfo(base, quote uint32, lotSize, epochDuration uint64, marketBuyBuffer float64) (*MarketInfo, error)
NewMarketInfo creates a new market configuration (MarketInfo) from the given base and quote asset indexes, order lot size, and epoch duration in milliseconds. See also MarketName.
func NewMarketInfoFromSymbols ¶
func NewMarketInfoFromSymbols(base, quote string, lotSize, epochDuration uint64, marketBuyBuffer float64) (*MarketInfo, error)
NewMarketInfoFromSymbols is like NewMarketInfo, but the base and quote assets are identified by their symbols as defined in the decred.org/dcrdex/server/asset package.
type Network ¶
type Network uint8
Network flags passed to asset backends to signify which network to use.
func NetFromString ¶
NetFromString returns the Network for the given network name.
type Runner ¶
Runner is satisfied by DEX subsystems, which must start any of their goroutines via the Run method.
type Semver ¶
Semver models a semantic version major.minor.patch
type StartStopWaiter ¶
type StartStopWaiter struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
StartStopWaiter wraps a Runner, providing the non-blocking Start and Stop methods, and the blocking WaitForShutdown method.
func NewStartStopWaiter ¶
func NewStartStopWaiter(runner Runner) *StartStopWaiter
NewStartStopWaiter creates a StartStopWaiter from a Runner.
func (*StartStopWaiter) On ¶
func (cm *StartStopWaiter) On() bool
On will be true until the context is canceled.
func (*StartStopWaiter) Start ¶
func (ssw *StartStopWaiter) Start(ctx context.Context)
Start launches the Runner in a goroutine. Start will return immediately. Use Stop to signal the Runner to stop, followed by WaitForShutdown to allow shutdown to complete.
func (*StartStopWaiter) WaitForShutdown ¶
func (ssw *StartStopWaiter) WaitForShutdown()
WaitForShutdown blocks until the Runner has returned in response to Stop.