util

Documentation

Index

• func ProtocolState(t testing.TB, db *badger.DB) *pbadger.State
• func RunWithProtocolState(t testing.TB, f func(*badger.DB, *pbadger.State))
• func RunWithProtocolStateAndConsumer(t testing.TB, consumer protocol.Consumer, f func(*badger.DB, *pbadger.State))
• func RunWithProtocolStateDeps(t testing.TB, create createState, f func(*badger.DB, *pbadger.State))
• func WithProtocolState(t testing.TB, db *badger.DB, create createState) *pbadger.State

Functions

func ProtocolState

func ProtocolState(t testing.TB, db *badger.DB) *pbadger.State

func RunWithProtocolState

func RunWithProtocolState(t testing.TB, f func(*badger.DB, *pbadger.State))

func RunWithProtocolStateAndConsumer

func RunWithProtocolStateAndConsumer(t testing.TB, consumer protocol.Consumer, f func(*badger.DB, *pbadger.State))

func RunWithProtocolStateDeps

func RunWithProtocolStateDeps(t testing.TB, create createState, f func(*badger.DB, *pbadger.State))

use this function if you'd like to create your own protocol state with customized dependencies

func WithProtocolState

func WithProtocolState(t testing.TB, db *badger.DB, create createState) *pbadger.State