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const ( GetChainInfo string = "GetChainInfo" GetBlockByNumber string = "GetBlockByNumber" GetBlockByHash string = "GetBlockByHash" GetTransactionByID string = "GetTransactionByID" GetQueryResult string = "GetQueryResult" )
These are function names from Invoke first parameter
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type LedgerQuerier ¶
type LedgerQuerier struct { }
LedgerQuerier implements the ledger query functions, including: - GetChainInfo returns BlockchainInfo - GetBlockByNumber returns a block - GetBlockByHash returns a block - GetTransactionByID returns a transaction - GetQueryResult returns result of a freeform query
func (*LedgerQuerier) Init ¶
func (e *LedgerQuerier) Init(stub shim.ChaincodeStubInterface) pb.Response
Init is called once per chain when the chain is created. This allows the chaincode to initialize any variables on the ledger prior to any transaction execution on the chain.
func (*LedgerQuerier) Invoke ¶
func (e *LedgerQuerier) Invoke(stub shim.ChaincodeStubInterface) pb.Response
Invoke is called with args[0] contains the query function name, args[1] contains the chain ID, which is temporary for now until it is part of stub. Each function requires additional parameters as described below: # GetChainInfo: Return a BlockchainInfo object marshalled in bytes # GetBlockByNumber: Return the block specified by block number in args[2] # GetBlockByHash: Return the block specified by block hash in args[2] # GetTransactionByID: Return the transaction specified by ID in args[2] # GetQueryResult: Return the result of executing the specified native query string in args[2]. Note that this only works if plugged in database supports it. The result is a JSON array in a byte array. Note that error may be returned together with a valid partial result as error might occur during accummulating records from the ledger