domains

Documentation

Overview

Package domains contains adapters for each domain

Index

• Variables
• type AttestationCollectorContract
• type DomainClient
• type OriginContract

Variables

var ErrNoUpdate = errors.New("no update produced")

ErrNoUpdate indicates no update has been produced.

Types

type AttestationCollectorContract

type AttestationCollectorContract interface {
	// SubmitAttestation submits an attestation to the attestation collector.
	SubmitAttestation(ctx context.Context, signer signer.Signer, attestation types.SignedAttestation) error
	// LatestNonce gets the latest nonce for the domain on the attestation collector
	LatestNonce(ctx context.Context, domain uint32, signer signer.Signer) (nonce uint32, err error)
}

AttestationCollectorContract contains the interface for the attestation collector.

type DomainClient

type DomainClient interface {
	// Name gets the name of the client. This can be used for logging.
	Name() string
	// Config gets the config that was used to create the client.
	Config() config.DomainConfig
	// BlockNumber gets the latest block
	BlockNumber(ctx context.Context) (uint32, error)
	// Origin retrieves a handle for the origin contract
	Origin() OriginContract
	// AttestationCollector is the attestation collector
	AttestationCollector() AttestationCollectorContract
}

DomainClient represents a client used for interacting with contracts in a particular domain. The goal of a domain is that the particulars of interacting with an eth vs a solana contract are abstracted away and can be done through a set of common interfaces.

type OriginContract

type OriginContract interface {
	// FetchSortedMessages fetches all messages in order form lowest->highest in a given block range
	FetchSortedMessages(ctx context.Context, from uint32, to uint32) (messages []types.CommittedMessage, err error)
	// ProduceAttestation suggests an update from the origin contract
	ProduceAttestation(ctx context.Context) (types.Attestation, error)
}

OriginContract represents the origin contract on a particular chain.