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Constants

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const (
	OneMillion        = uint32(1_000_000)
	TenThousand       = uint32(10_000)
	OneHundred        = uint32(100)
	MaxPriceChangePpm = uint32(10_000)
	// 10^6 quantums == 1 USD.
	QuoteCurrencyAtomicResolution = int32(-6)

	ZeroUint64 = uint64(0)

	// 10^BaseDenomExponent denotes how much full coin is represented by 1 base denom.
	BaseDenomExponent = -18
	DefaultBaseDenom  = "adv4tnt"
)
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const (
	AvgInt32MaxArrayLength = 2 << 31
)

Variables

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var PowerReduction = sdkmath.NewIntFromBigInt(
	new(big.Int).SetUint64(1_000_000_000_000_000_000),
)

PowerReduction defines the default power reduction value for staking. Use 1e18, since default stake denom is assumed to be 1e-18 of a full coin.

Functions

func AbsDiffUint64 

func AbsDiffUint64(x uint64, y uint64) uint64

func AbsInt32 

func AbsInt32(i int32) uint32

func AbsInt64 

func AbsInt64(i int64) uint64

func AddUint32 

func AddUint32(a int64, b uint32) (int64, error)

AddUint32 returns the sum of a and b. If the sum underflows or overflows, this method returns an error.

func AssertCheckTxMode 

func AssertCheckTxMode(ctx sdk.Context)

func AssertDeliverTxMode 

func AssertDeliverTxMode(ctx sdk.Context)

func AvgInt32 

func AvgInt32(nums []int32) int32

AvgInt32 returns average of the input int32 array. Result is rounded towards zero. Note: this method panics if the input array length exceeds AvgInt32MaxArrayLength, or if the result causes an int32 overflow.

func BaseToQuoteQuantums 

func BaseToQuoteQuantums(
	bigBaseQuantums *big.Int,
	baseCurrencyAtomicResolution int32,
	priceValue uint64,
	priceExponent int32,
) (bigNotional *big.Int)

BaseToQuoteQuantums converts an amount denoted in base quantums, to an equivalent amount denoted in quote quantums. To determine the equivalent amount, an oracle price is used.

  • `priceValue * 10^priceExponent` represents the conversion rate from one full coin of base currency to one full coin of quote currency.
  • `10^baseCurrencyAtomicResolution` represents the amount of one full coin that a base quantum is equal to.
  • `10^quoteCurrencyAtomicResolution` represents the amount of one full coin that a quote quantum is equal to.

To convert from base to quote quantums, we use the following equation: 

quoteQuantums =
  (baseQuantums * 10^baseCurrencyAtomicResolution) *
  (priceValue * 10^priceExponent) /
  (10^quoteCurrencyAtomicResolution)
=
  baseQuantums * priceValue *
  10^(priceExponent + baseCurrencyAtomicResolution - quoteCurrencyAtomicResolution)

The result is rounded down.

func BigFloat0 

func BigFloat0() *big.Float

BigFloat0 returns a `big.Float` that is set to 0.

func BigFloatMaxUint64 

func BigFloatMaxUint64() *big.Float

BigFloatMaxUint64 returns a `big.Float` that is set to MaxUint64.

func BigInt0 

func BigInt0() *big.Int

BigInt0 returns a `big.Int` that is set to 0.

func BigInt32Clamp 

func BigInt32Clamp(n *big.Int, lowerBound, upperBound int32) int32

BigInt32Clamp takes a `big.Int` as input, and `int32` upper and lower bounds. It returns `int32` bounded within the upper and lower bound, inclusive. Note that if there is overlap between the bounds (`lower > upper`), this function will do the following: - If `n < lower`, the lower bound is returned. - Else, the upper bound is returned (since `n >= lower`, then `n > upper` must be true).

func BigIntClamp 

func BigIntClamp(n *big.Int, lowerBound *big.Int, upperBound *big.Int) *big.Int

See `bigGenericClamp` for specification.

func BigIntMulPpm 

func BigIntMulPpm(input *big.Int, ppm uint32) *big.Int

BigIntMulPpm takes a `big.Int` and returns the result of `input * ppm / 1_000_000`. This method rounds towards negative infinity.

func BigIntMulSignedPpm 

func BigIntMulSignedPpm(input *big.Int, ppm int32, roundUp bool) *big.Int

BigIntMulSignedPpm takes a `big.Int` and returns the result of `input * ppm / 1_000_000`.

func BigIntOneMillion 

func BigIntOneMillion() *big.Int

BigIntOneMillion returns a `big.Int` that is set to 1_000_000.

func BigIntOneTrillion 

func BigIntOneTrillion() *big.Int

BigIntOneTrillion returns a `big.Int` that is set to 1_000_000_000_000.

func BigIntRoundToMultiple 

func BigIntRoundToMultiple(
	n *big.Int,
	multiple *big.Int,
	roundUp bool,
) *big.Int

BigIntRoundToMultiple takes an input, a multiple, and a direction to round (true for up, false for down). It returns a rounded result such that it is evenly divided by `multiple`. This function always expects the `multiple` parameter to be positive, otherwise it will panic.

func BigMax 

func BigMax(a, b *big.Int) *big.Int

BigMax takes two `big.Int` as parameters and returns the larger one.

func BigMaxInt32 

func BigMaxInt32() *big.Int

BigMaxInt32 returns a `big.Int` that represents `MaxInt32`.

func BigMin 

func BigMin(a, b *big.Int) *big.Int

BigMin takes two `big.Int` as parameters and returns the smaller one.

func BigMulPow10 

func BigMulPow10(
	val *big.Int,
	exponent int32,
) (
	result *big.Rat,
)

BigMulPow10 returns the result of `val * 10^exponent`, in *big.Rat.

func BigNegMaxUint64 

func BigNegMaxUint64() *big.Int

BigNegMaxUint64 returns a `big.Int` that is set to -math.MaxUint64.

func BigPow10 

func BigPow10(exponent uint64) *big.Int

BigPow10 returns the result of `10^exponent`. Caches all calculated values and re-uses cached values in any following calls to BigPow10.

func BigRat0 

func BigRat0() *big.Rat

BigRat0 returns a `big.Rat` that is set to 0.

func BigRat1 

func BigRat1() *big.Rat

BigRat1 returns a `big.Rat` that is set to 1.

func BigRatClamp 

func BigRatClamp(n *big.Rat, lowerBound *big.Rat, upperBound *big.Rat) *big.Rat

See `bigGenericClamp` for specification.

func BigRatMulPpm 

func BigRatMulPpm(input *big.Rat, ppm uint32) *big.Rat

BigRatMulPpm takes a `big.Rat` and returns the result of `input * ppm / 1_000_000`.

func BigRatOneMillion 

func BigRatOneMillion() *big.Rat

BigRatOneMillion returns a `big.Rat` that is set to 1_000_000.

func BigRatRound 

func BigRatRound(n *big.Rat, roundUp bool) *big.Int

BigRatRound takes an input and a direction to round (true for up, false for down). It returns the result rounded to a `*big.Int` in the specified direction.

func BigUint64Clamp 

func BigUint64Clamp(n *big.Int, lowerBound, upperBound uint64) uint64

BigUint64Clamp takes a `big.Int` as input, and `uint64` upper and lower bounds. It returns `uint64` bounded within the upper and lower bound, inclusive. Note that if there is overlap between the bounds (`lower > upper`), this function will do the following: - If `n < lower`, the lower bound is returned. - Else, the upper bound is returned (since `n >= lower`, then `n > upper` must be true).

func ChangeRateUint64 

func ChangeRateUint64(originalV uint64, newV uint64) (float32, error)

ChangeRateUint64 returns the rate of change between the original and the new values. result = (new - original) / original Note: the return value is truncated to fit float32 precision.

func ContainsDuplicates 

func ContainsDuplicates[V comparable](values []V) bool

ContainsDuplicates returns true if the slice contains duplicates, false if not.

func ConvertBigFloatSliceToUint64Slice 

func ConvertBigFloatSliceToUint64Slice(values []*big.Float) ([]uint64, error)

ConvertBigFloatSliceToUint64Slice attempts to convert all values in a slice from big Float to uint64 and return an error if any conversions fail. Note: during conversion, will always round down.

func ConvertBigFloatToUint64 

func ConvertBigFloatToUint64(value *big.Float) (uint64, error)

ConvertBigFloatToUint64 attempts to convert a big Float into a uint64 and returns an error if the conversion would fail. Note: during conversion, will always round down.

func ConvertStringSliceToBigFloatSlice 

func ConvertStringSliceToBigFloatSlice(values []string) ([]*big.Float, error)

ConvertStringSliceToBigFloatSlice attempts to convert all values in a slice from string to big Float and return an error if any conversions fail.

func FilterSlice 

func FilterSlice[V any](values []V, filterFunc func(V) bool) []V

FilterSlice takes a function that returns a boolean on whether to include the element in the final result, and returns a slice of elements where the function returned true when called with each element.

func FundingRateToIndex 

func FundingRateToIndex(
	proratedFundingRate *big.Rat,
	baseCurrencyAtomicResolution int32,
	priceValue uint64,
	priceExponent int32,
) (fundingIndex *big.Int)

FundingRateToIndex converts funding rate (in ppm) to FundingIndex given the oracle price.

To get funding index from funding rate, we know that:

  • `fundingPaymentQuoteQuantum = fundingRatePpm / 1_000_000 * time * quoteQuantums`
  • Divide both sides by `baseQuantums`:
  • Left side: `fundingPaymentQuoteQuantums / baseQuantums = fundingIndexDelta / 1_000_000`
  • right side: ``` fundingRate * time * quoteQuantums / baseQuantums = fundingRatePpm / 1_000_000 * priceValue * 10^(priceExponent + baseCurrencyAtomicResolution - quoteCurrencyAtomicResolution) ```

Hence, further multiplying both sides by 1_000_000, we have: 

fundingIndexDelta =
  (fundingRatePpm * time) * priceValue *
  10^(priceExponent + baseCurrencyAtomicResolution - quoteCurrencyAtomicResolution)

Arguments: 

proratedFundingRate: prorated funding rate adjusted by time delta, in parts-per-million
timeSinceLastFunding: time (in seconds) since last funding index update
baseCurrencyAtomicResolution: atomic resolution of the base currency
priceValue: index price of the perpetual market according to the pricesKeeper
priceExponent: priceExponent of the market according to the pricesKeeper

func GetSortedKeys added in v0.3.0 

func GetSortedKeys[R interface {
	~[]K
	sort.Interface
}, K comparable, V any](m map[K]V) []K

GetSortedKeys returns the keys of the map in sorted order.

func Int64MulPpm 

func Int64MulPpm(x int64, ppm uint32) int64

Int64MulPpm multiplies an int64 by a scaling factor represented in parts per million. If the integer overflows, this method panics. This method rounds towards negative infinity.

func IntToString added in v0.4.0 

func IntToString[T int | int32 | int64](i T) string

IntToString converts any int type to a base-10 string.

func IsDeliverTxMode 

func IsDeliverTxMode(ctx sdk.Context) bool

func MapSlice 

func MapSlice[V any, E any](values []V, mapFunc func(V) E) []E

MapSlice takes a function and executes that function on each element of a slice, returning the result. Note the function must return one result for each element of the slice.

func Max 

func Max[T constraints.Ordered](x, y T) T

func Median added in v0.3.0 

func Median[V uint64 | uint32 | int64 | int32](input []V) (V, error)

Median is a generic median calculator. If the input has an even number of elements, then the average of the two middle numbers is rounded away from zero.

func MergeAllMapsMustHaveDistinctKeys added in v0.3.0 

func MergeAllMapsMustHaveDistinctKeys[K comparable, V any](maps ...map[K]V) map[K]V

MergeAllMapsMustHaveDistinctKeys merges all the maps into a single map. Panics if there are duplicate keys.

func Min 

func Min[T constraints.Ordered](x, y T) T

func MustConvertBigIntToInt32 

func MustConvertBigIntToInt32(n *big.Int) int32

`MustConvertBigIntToInt32` converts a `big.Int` to an `int32` and panics if the input value overflows or underflows `int32`.

func MustConvertIntegerToUint32 

func MustConvertIntegerToUint32[T constraints.Integer](value T) uint32

func MustDivideUint32RoundUp added in v0.4.0 

func MustDivideUint32RoundUp(x, y uint32) uint32

MustDivideUint32RoundUp returns the result of x/y, rounded up. Note: this method will panic if y == 0.

func MustGetMedian added in v0.3.0 

func MustGetMedian[V uint64 | uint32 | int64 | int32](input []V) V

MustGetMedian is a wrapper around `Median` that panics if input length is zero.

func MustParseCoinsNormalized added in v0.4.0 

func MustParseCoinsNormalized(coinStr string) sdk.Coins

MustParseCoinsNormalized parses a string of coins and panics on error.

func QuoteToBaseQuantums 

func QuoteToBaseQuantums(
	bigQuoteQuantums *big.Int,
	baseCurrencyAtomicResolution int32,
	priceValue uint64,
	priceExponent int32,
) (bigNotional *big.Int)

QuoteToBaseQuantums converts an amount denoted in quote quantums, to an equivalent amount denoted in base quantums. To determine the equivalent amount, an oracle price is used.

  • `priceValue * 10^priceExponent` represents the conversion rate from one full coin of base currency to one full coin of quote currency.
  • `10^baseCurrencyAtomicResolution` represents the amount of one full coin that a base quantum is equal to.
  • `10^quoteCurrencyAtomicResolution` represents the amount of one full coin that a quote quantum is equal to.

To convert from quote to base quantums, we use the following equation: 

baseQuantums =
  quoteQuantums / priceValue /
  10^(priceExponent + baseCurrencyAtomicResolution - quoteCurrencyAtomicResolution)

The result is rounded down.

func RandomBytesBetween 

func RandomBytesBetween(start []byte, end []byte, rand *rand.Rand) []byte

RandomBytesBetween returns a random byte slice that is in the range [start, end] when compared lexicographically. The slice will have a length in the range [len(start), len(end)]. In the current implementation, all possible permutations are not equally likely. Nil slices for start and end will be treated as empty byte slices. Will panic if:

  • start compares lexicographically greater than end
  • nil rand is provided

func RatPow10 

func RatPow10(exponent int32) *big.Rat

RatPow10 returns the result of `10^exponent`. Re-uses the cached values by calling bigPow10Helper.

func TxMode 

func TxMode(ctx sdk.Context) string

TxMode returns a textual representation of the tx mode, one of `CheckTx`, `ReCheckTx`, or `DeliverTx`.

func Uint32ToKey added in v0.4.0 

func Uint32ToKey(i uint32) []byte

Uint32ToKey converts a uint32 to a 4-byte slice in big-endian format. The slices can be ordered lexicographically

func Uint64LinearInterpolate 

func Uint64LinearInterpolate(v0 uint64, v1 uint64, cPpm uint32) (uint64, error)

Uint64LinearInterpolate interpolates value v0 towards v1 by a small constant value c, typically expected to be between 0 and 1. Here, the input value of c is represented in ppm. In order to avoid overflows, if 0 <= cPpm <= 1_000_000 then an error is returned.

func Uint64MulPpm 

func Uint64MulPpm(x uint64, ppm uint32) uint64

Uint64MulPpm multiplies a uint64 value by a scaling factor represented in parts per million. If the integer overflows, this method panics.

func UintToString added in v0.4.0 

func UintToString[T uint | uint32 | uint64](i T) string

UintToString converts any uint type to a base-10 string.

func UniqueSliceToSet added in v0.4.0 

func UniqueSliceToSet[K comparable](values []K) map[K]struct{}

UniqueSliceToSet converts a slice of unique values to a set. The function will panic if there are duplicate values.

Types

type MsgRouter 

type MsgRouter interface {
	Handler(msg sdk.Msg) baseapp.MsgServiceHandler
}

type Sortable added in v0.3.0 

type Sortable[K constraints.Ordered] []K

Sortable[K] attaches the methods of sort.Interface to []K, sorting in increasing order.

func (Sortable[K]) Len added in v0.3.0 

func (s Sortable[K]) Len() int

func (Sortable[K]) Less added in v0.3.0 

func (s Sortable[K]) Less(i, j int) bool

func (Sortable[K]) Swap added in v0.3.0 

func (s Sortable[K]) Swap(i, j int)

type TxHash 

type TxHash string

func GetTxHash 

func GetTxHash(tx []byte) TxHash

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