assets

Documentation

Overview

Package assets is a simple helper package to help convert to/from xdr.AssetType values

Index

• Variables
• func Equals(l, r xdr.Asset) bool
• func MustString(aType xdr.AssetType) string
• func Parse(aType string) (result xdr.AssetType, err error)
• func String(aType xdr.AssetType) (string, error)

Variables

var AssetTypeMap = map[string]xdr.AssetType{
	"native":            xdr.AssetTypeAssetTypeNative,
	"credit_alphanum4":  xdr.AssetTypeAssetTypeCreditAlphanum4,
	"credit_alphanum12": xdr.AssetTypeAssetTypeCreditAlphanum12,
}

AssetTypeMap is the read-only (i.e. don't modify it) map from string names to xdr.AssetType values

var ErrInvalidString = errors.New("invalid asset type: was not one of 'native', 'credit_alphanum4', 'credit_alphanum12'")

ErrInvalidString gets returns when the string form of the asset type is invalid

var ErrInvalidValue = errors.New("unknown asset type, cannot convert to string")

ErrInvalidValue gets returned when the xdr.AssetType int value is not one of the valid enum values

Functions

func Equals

func Equals(l, r xdr.Asset) bool

Equals returns true if l and r are equivalent.

func MustString

func MustString(aType xdr.AssetType) string

MustString is the panicky version of String.

func Parse

func Parse(aType string) (result xdr.AssetType, err error)

Parse creates an asset from the provided strings. See AssetTypeMap for valid strings for aType.

func String

func String(aType xdr.AssetType) (string, error)

String returns the appropriate string representation of the provided xdr.AssetType.