operator

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Published: Dec 6, 2020 License: MIT Imports: 11 Imported by: 0

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type Operator

type Operator struct {
	AccountService    interfaces.AccountService
	TradeService      interfaces.TradeService
	OrderService      interfaces.OrderService
	ObyteProvider     interfaces.ObyteProvider
	TxQueues          []*TxQueue
	QueueAddressIndex map[string]*TxQueue
	Broker            *rabbitmq.Connection
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Operator manages the transaction queue that will eventually be sent to the exchange AA. The Operator Wallet must be equal to the matcher of submitted orders

func NewOperator

func NewOperator(
	tradeService interfaces.TradeService,
	orderService interfaces.OrderService,
	accountService interfaces.AccountService,
	provider interfaces.ObyteProvider,
	conn *rabbitmq.Connection,
) (*Operator, error)

NewOperator creates a new operator struct. The error and trade events are received in the ErrorChannel and TradeChannel. Upon receiving errors and trades in their respective channels, event payloads are sent to the associated order maker and taker sockets through the through the event channel on the Order and Trade struct. In addition, an error event cancels the trade in the trading engine and makes the order available again.

func (*Operator) GetShortestQueue

func (op *Operator) GetShortestQueue() (*TxQueue, int, error)

GetShortestQueue

func (*Operator) HandleError

func (op *Operator) HandleError(m *types.Matches)

func (*Operator) HandleEvents

func (op *Operator) HandleEvents() error

Bug: In certain cases, the trade channel seems to be receiving additional unexpected trades. In the case TestSocketExecuteOrder (in file socket_test.go) is run on its own, everything is working correctly. However, in the case TestSocketExecuteOrder is run among other tests, some tradeLogs do not correspond to an order hash in the ordertrade mapping. I suspect this is because the event listener catches events from previous tests. It might be helpful to see how to listen to events from up to a certain block.

func (*Operator) HandleTrades

func (op *Operator) HandleTrades(msg *types.OperatorMessage) error

func (*Operator) HandleTxError

func (op *Operator) HandleTxError(m *types.Matches, errType string)

func (*Operator) PurgeQueues

func (op *Operator) PurgeQueues() error

func (*Operator) QueueTrade

func (op *Operator) QueueTrade(m *types.Matches) error

QueueTrade

type OperatorInterface

type OperatorInterface interface {
	QueueTrade(o *types.Order, t *types.Trade) error
	GetShortestQueue() (*TxQueue, int, error)
}

type TxQueue

type TxQueue struct {
	Name          string
	TradeService  interfaces.TradeService
	OrderService  interfaces.OrderService
	ObyteProvider interfaces.ObyteProvider
	Broker        *rabbitmq.Connection
}

func NewTxQueue

NewTxQueue

func (*TxQueue) ExecuteTrade

func (txq *TxQueue) ExecuteTrade(m *types.Matches, tag uint64) error

ExecuteTrade send a trade execution order to the AA. After sending the trade message, the trade is updated on the database and is published to the operator subscribers (order service)

func (*TxQueue) GetChannel

func (txq *TxQueue) GetChannel() *amqp.Channel

func (*TxQueue) HandleTxSuccess

func (txq *TxQueue) HandleTxSuccess(m *types.Matches) error

func (*TxQueue) Length

func (txq *TxQueue) Length() int

Length

func (*TxQueue) PublishPendingTrades

func (txq *TxQueue) PublishPendingTrades(m *types.Matches) error

func (*TxQueue) PurgePendingTrades

func (txq *TxQueue) PurgePendingTrades() error

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