types

package module

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func AddressHash(prefix string, contents []byte) []byte

type Context struct {
	sdk.Context
}

func UnwrapSDKContext(ctx context.Context) Context

func (c Context) Deadline() (deadline time.Time, ok bool)

func (c Context) Done() <-chan struct{}

func (c Context) Err() error

type Invoker func(ctx context.Context, request, response interface{}, opts ...interface{}) error

type InvokerConn interface {
	grpc.ClientConnInterface
	Invoker(methodName string) (Invoker, error)
}

type ModuleID struct {
	ModuleName string
	Path       []byte
}

func (m ModuleID) Address() sdk.AccAddress

Path	Synopsis
math Package math provides helper functions for doing mathematical calculations and parsing for the ecocredit module.	Package math provides helper functions for doing mathematical calculations and parsing for the ecocredit module.
module
client/cli
client/grpc_gateway
server
testutil Package server defines fixture interfaces and implementations for testing server implementations with multiple backends.	Package server defines fixture interfaces and implementations for testing server implementations with multiple backends.
cli
network Package network implements and exposes a fully operational in-process Tendermint test network that consists of at least one or potentially many validators.	Package network implements and exposes a fully operational in-process Tendermint test network that consists of at least one or potentially many validators.