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Index

• Constants
• func EventResponseID(requestID, eventID string) string
• func GetRoutes(service *rpc.Service, logger *logging.Logger) map[string]*server.RPCFunc
• func StartServer(service *rpc.Service, pattern, listenAddress string, logger *logging.Logger) (*http.Server, error)

Constants

const (
	// Status and healthcheck
	Status  = "status"
	NetInfo = "net_info"

	// Accounts
	ListAccounts    = "list_accounts"
	GetAccount      = "get_account"
	GetStorage      = "get_storage"
	DumpStorage     = "dump_storage"
	GetAccountHuman = "get_account_human"

	// Simulated call
	Call     = "call"
	CallCode = "call_code"

	// Names
	GetName   = "get_name"
	ListNames = "list_names"

	// Blockchain
	Genesis    = "genesis"
	ChainID    = "chain_id"
	GetBlock   = "get_block"
	ListBlocks = "list_blocks"

	// Consensus
	ListUnconfirmedTxs = "list_unconfirmed_txs"
	ListValidators     = "list_validators"
	DumpConsensusState = "dump_consensus_state"

	// Private keys and signing
	GeneratePrivateAccount = "unsafe/gen_priv_account"
	SignTx                 = "unsafe/sign_tx"
)

Method names

Functions

func EventResponseID

func EventResponseID(requestID, eventID string) string

In a slight abuse of the JSON-RPC spec (it states we should return the same ID as provided by the client) we append the eventID to the websocket response ID when pushing events over the websocket to distinguish events themselves from the initial ResultSubscribe response.

func GetRoutes

func GetRoutes(service *rpc.Service, logger *logging.Logger) map[string]*server.RPCFunc

func StartServer

func StartServer(service *rpc.Service, pattern, listenAddress string, logger *logging.Logger) (*http.Server, error)