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type Config ¶
type Config struct { // A node's name must be unique from all other nodes // in a network. If Name is the empty string, a // unique name is assigned on node creation. Name string `json:"name"` // True if other nodes should use this node // as a bootstrap beacon. IsBeacon bool `json:"isBeacon"` // Must not be nil. StakingKey string `json:"stakingKey"` // Must not be nil. StakingCert string `json:"stakingCert"` // Must not be nil. StakingSigningKey string `json:"stakingSigningKey"` // May be nil. ConfigFile string `json:"configFile"` // May be nil. ChainConfigFiles map[string]string `json:"chainConfigFiles"` // May be nil. UpgradeConfigFiles map[string]string `json:"upgradeConfigFiles"` // May be nil. SubnetConfigFiles map[string]string `json:"subnetConfigFiles"` // Flags can hold additional flags for the node. // It can be empty. // The precedence of flags handling is: // 1. Flags defined in node.Config (this struct) override // 2. Flags defined in network.Config override // 3. Flags defined in the json config file Flags map[string]interface{} `json:"flags"` // What type of node this is BinaryPath string `json:"binaryPath"` // If non-nil, direct this node's Stdout to os.Stdout RedirectStdout bool `json:"redirectStdout"` // If non-nil, direct this node's Stderr to os.Stderr RedirectStderr bool `json:"redirectStderr"` }
Config encapsulates an avalanchego configuration
type Node ¶
type Node interface { // Return this node's name, which is unique // across all the nodes in its network. GetName() string // Return this node's Avalanche node ID. GetNodeID() ids.NodeID // Return a client that can be used to make API calls. GetAPIClient() api.Client // Return this node's IP (e.g. 127.0.0.1). GetURL() string // Return this node's P2P (staking) port. GetP2PPort() uint16 // Return this node's HTTP API port. GetAPIPort() uint16 // Starts a new test peer, connects it to the given node, and returns the peer. // [handler] defines how the test peer handles messages it receives. // The test peer can be used to send messages to the node it's attached to. // It's left to the caller to maintain a reference to the returned peer. // The caller should call StartClose() on the peer when they're done with it. AttachPeer(ctx context.Context, handler router.InboundHandler) (peer.Peer, error) // Sends a message from the attached peer to the node SendOutboundMessage(ctx context.Context, peerID string, content []byte, op uint32) (bool, error) // Return the state of the node process Status() status.Status // Return this node's avalanchego binary path GetBinaryPath() string // Return this node's db dir GetDbDir() string // Return this node's logs dir GetLogsDir() string // Return this node's build dir GetBuildDir() string // Return this node's config file contents GetConfigFile() string // Return this node's config GetConfig() Config // Return this node's flag value GetFlag(string) (string, error) }
Node represents an AvalancheGo node
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