storage

func DeleteAll ¶

func DeleteAll()

func DeleteClosedBlock ¶

func DeleteClosedBlock(hash [32]byte)

func DeleteClosedTx ¶

func DeleteClosedTx(transaction protocol.Transaction)

func DeleteOpenBlock ¶

func DeleteOpenBlock(hash [32]byte)

There exist open/closed buckets and closed tx buckets for all types (open txs are in volatile storage)

func DeleteOpenTx ¶

func DeleteOpenTx(transaction protocol.Transaction)

func GetAccountFromHash ¶

func GetAccountFromHash(hash [32]byte) *protocol.Account

Needed by miner and p2p package

func Init ¶

func Init(dbname string)

Entry function for the storage package

func ReadAllOpenTxs ¶

func ReadAllOpenTxs() (allOpenTxs []protocol.Transaction)

Needed for the miner to prepare a new block

func ReadClosedBlock ¶

func ReadClosedBlock(hash [32]byte) (block *protocol.Block)

func ReadClosedTx ¶

func ReadClosedTx(hash [32]byte) (transaction protocol.Transaction)

Personally I like it better to test (which tx type it is) here, and get returned the interface. Simplifies the code

func ReadOpenBlock ¶

func ReadOpenBlock(hash [32]byte) (block *protocol.Block)

Always return nil if requested hash is not in the storage. This return value is then checked against by the caller

func ReadOpenTx ¶

func ReadOpenTx(hash [32]byte) (transaction protocol.Transaction)

func TearDown ¶

func TearDown()

func WriteClosedBlock ¶

func WriteClosedBlock(block *protocol.Block) (err error)

func WriteClosedTx ¶

func WriteClosedTx(transaction protocol.Transaction) (err error)

func WriteOpenBlock ¶

func WriteOpenBlock(block *protocol.Block) (err error)

func WriteOpenTx ¶

func WriteOpenTx(transaction protocol.Transaction)

Changing the "tx" shortcut here and using "transaction" to distinguish between bolt's transactions