pub struct UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF> { /* private fields */ }
Expand description
UnifiedStorageWriter
is responsible for managing the writing to storage with both database
and static file providers.
Implementations§
Source§impl<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF> UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>
impl<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF> UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>
Sourcepub const fn new(
database: &'a ProviderDB,
static_file: Option<ProviderSF>,
) -> UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>
pub const fn new( database: &'a ProviderDB, static_file: Option<ProviderSF>, ) -> UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>
Creates a new instance of UnifiedStorageWriter
.
§Parameters
database
: An optional reference to a database provider.static_file
: An optional mutable reference to a static file instance.
Sourcepub fn from<P>(
database: &'a P,
static_file: ProviderSF,
) -> UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>where
P: AsRef<ProviderDB>,
pub fn from<P>(
database: &'a P,
static_file: ProviderSF,
) -> UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>where
P: AsRef<ProviderDB>,
Creates a new instance of UnifiedStorageWriter
from a database provider and a static
file instance.
Sourcepub fn from_database<P>(
database: &'a P,
) -> UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>where
P: AsRef<ProviderDB>,
pub fn from_database<P>(
database: &'a P,
) -> UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>where
P: AsRef<ProviderDB>,
Creates a new instance of UnifiedStorageWriter
from a database provider.
Source§impl UnifiedStorageWriter<'_, (), ()>
impl UnifiedStorageWriter<'_, (), ()>
Sourcepub fn commit<P>(
database: impl Into<P> + AsRef<P>,
static_file: StaticFileProvider,
) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
pub fn commit<P>( database: impl Into<P> + AsRef<P>, static_file: StaticFileProvider, ) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
Commits both storage types in the right order.
For non-unwinding operations it makes more sense to commit the static files first, since if it is interrupted before the database commit, we can just truncate the static files according to the checkpoints on the next start-up.
NOTE: If unwinding data from storage, use commit_unwind
instead!
Sourcepub fn commit_unwind<P>(
database: impl Into<P> + AsRef<P>,
static_file: StaticFileProvider,
) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
pub fn commit_unwind<P>( database: impl Into<P> + AsRef<P>, static_file: StaticFileProvider, ) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
Commits both storage types in the right order for an unwind operation.
For unwinding it makes more sense to commit the database first, since if it is interrupted before the static files commit, we can just truncate the static files according to the checkpoints on the next start-up.
NOTE: Should only be used after unwinding data from storage!
Source§impl<ProviderDB> UnifiedStorageWriter<'_, ProviderDB, &StaticFileProvider>where
ProviderDB: DBProvider + BlockWriter + TransactionsProviderExt + StateChangeWriter + TrieWriter + HistoryWriter + StageCheckpointWriter + BlockExecutionWriter + AsRef<ProviderDB>,
<ProviderDB as DBProvider>::Tx: DbTx + DbTxMut,
impl<ProviderDB> UnifiedStorageWriter<'_, ProviderDB, &StaticFileProvider>where
ProviderDB: DBProvider + BlockWriter + TransactionsProviderExt + StateChangeWriter + TrieWriter + HistoryWriter + StageCheckpointWriter + BlockExecutionWriter + AsRef<ProviderDB>,
<ProviderDB as DBProvider>::Tx: DbTx + DbTxMut,
Sourcepub fn save_blocks(&self, blocks: &[ExecutedBlock]) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
pub fn save_blocks(&self, blocks: &[ExecutedBlock]) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
Writes executed blocks and receipts to storage.
Sourcepub fn remove_blocks_above(
&self,
block_number: u64,
) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
pub fn remove_blocks_above( &self, block_number: u64, ) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
Removes all block, transaction and receipt data above the given block number from the
database and static files. This is exclusive, i.e., it only removes blocks above
block_number
, and does not remove block_number
.
Source§impl<ProviderDB> UnifiedStorageWriter<'_, ProviderDB, StaticFileProviderRWRefMut<'_>>
impl<ProviderDB> UnifiedStorageWriter<'_, ProviderDB, StaticFileProviderRWRefMut<'_>>
Sourcepub fn append_headers_from_blocks<H, I>(
&mut self,
initial_block_number: u64,
headers: impl Iterator<Item = I>,
) -> Result<Uint<256, 4>, ProviderError>
pub fn append_headers_from_blocks<H, I>( &mut self, initial_block_number: u64, headers: impl Iterator<Item = I>, ) -> Result<Uint<256, 4>, ProviderError>
Appends headers to static files, using the
HeaderTerminalDifficulties
table to determine the
total difficulty of the parent block during header insertion.
NOTE: The static file writer used to construct this UnifiedStorageWriter
MUST be a
writer for the Headers segment.
Sourcepub fn append_transactions_from_blocks<T>(
&mut self,
initial_block_number: u64,
transactions: impl Iterator<Item = T>,
) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
pub fn append_transactions_from_blocks<T>( &mut self, initial_block_number: u64, transactions: impl Iterator<Item = T>, ) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
Appends transactions to static files, using the
BlockBodyIndices
table to determine the transaction number
when appending to static files.
NOTE: The static file writer used to construct this UnifiedStorageWriter
MUST be a
writer for the Transactions segment.
Source§impl<ProviderDB> UnifiedStorageWriter<'_, ProviderDB, StaticFileProviderRWRefMut<'_>>
impl<ProviderDB> UnifiedStorageWriter<'_, ProviderDB, StaticFileProviderRWRefMut<'_>>
Sourcepub fn append_receipts_from_blocks(
&mut self,
initial_block_number: u64,
blocks: impl Iterator<Item = Vec<Option<Receipt>>>,
) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
pub fn append_receipts_from_blocks( &mut self, initial_block_number: u64, blocks: impl Iterator<Item = Vec<Option<Receipt>>>, ) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
Appends receipts block by block.
ATTENTION: If called from UnifiedStorageWriter
without a static file producer, it will
always write them to database. Otherwise, it will look into the pruning configuration to
decide.
NOTE: The static file writer used to construct this UnifiedStorageWriter
MUST be a
writer for the Receipts segment.
§Parameters
initial_block_number
: The starting block number.blocks
: An iterator over blocks, each block having a vector of optional receipts. Ifreceipt
isNone
, it has been pruned.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF> Debug for UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>
impl<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF> Debug for UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>
Source§impl<ProviderDB> StateWriter for UnifiedStorageWriter<'_, ProviderDB, StaticFileProviderRWRefMut<'_>>where
ProviderDB: DBProvider + StateChangeWriter + HeaderProvider,
<ProviderDB as DBProvider>::Tx: DbTxMut + DbTx,
impl<ProviderDB> StateWriter for UnifiedStorageWriter<'_, ProviderDB, StaticFileProviderRWRefMut<'_>>where
ProviderDB: DBProvider + StateChangeWriter + HeaderProvider,
<ProviderDB as DBProvider>::Tx: DbTxMut + DbTx,
Source§fn write_to_storage(
&mut self,
execution_outcome: ExecutionOutcome,
is_value_known: OriginalValuesKnown,
) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
fn write_to_storage( &mut self, execution_outcome: ExecutionOutcome, is_value_known: OriginalValuesKnown, ) -> Result<(), ProviderError>
Write the data and receipts to the database or static files if static_file_producer
is
Some
. It should be None
if there is any kind of pruning/filtering over the receipts.
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF> Freeze for UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>where
ProviderSF: Freeze,
impl<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF> RefUnwindSafe for UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>where
ProviderDB: RefUnwindSafe,
ProviderSF: RefUnwindSafe,
impl<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF> Send for UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>
impl<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF> Sync for UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>
impl<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF> Unpin for UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>where
ProviderSF: Unpin,
impl<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF> UnwindSafe for UnifiedStorageWriter<'a, ProviderDB, ProviderSF>where
ProviderDB: RefUnwindSafe,
ProviderSF: UnwindSafe,
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