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BlockTuple

Struct BlockTuple 

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pub struct BlockTuple {
    pub header: CompressedHeader,
    pub body: CompressedBody,
    pub receipts: Option<CompressedSlimReceipts>,
    pub total_difficulty: Option<TotalDifficulty>,
    pub proof: Option<Proof>,
}
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A single block’s components in an ERE file.

Only the header and body are mandatory; receipts, total difficulty, and the proof are optional, so subset profiles or post-merge blocks can omit them. component_count reports how many are present, matching the file’s DynamicBlockIndex component-count.

See also https://github.com/eth-clients/e2store-format-specs/blob/main/formats/ere.md#specification

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§header: CompressedHeader

Compressed block header

§body: CompressedBody

Compressed block body

§receipts: Option<CompressedSlimReceipts>

Compressed slim receipts, omitted by the noreceipts profile

§total_difficulty: Option<TotalDifficulty>

Total difficulty, absent once it stops advancing after the merge

§proof: Option<Proof>

Proof of block validity, omitted by the noproofs profile

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impl BlockTuple

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pub const fn new(header: CompressedHeader, body: CompressedBody) -> Self

Create a new BlockTuple with only the mandatory header and body.

Attach the optional components with with_receipts, with_total_difficulty, and with_proof.

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pub fn with_receipts(self, receipts: CompressedSlimReceipts) -> Self

Attach compressed slim receipts.

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pub const fn with_total_difficulty( self, total_difficulty: TotalDifficulty, ) -> Self

Attach the total difficulty.

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pub fn with_proof(self, proof: Proof) -> Self

Attach a validity proof.

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pub const fn component_count(&self) -> u64

Number of index components this block contributes: the mandatory header and body plus each optional component present. Always in the range 2-5, matching the file’s component-count.

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pub fn to_alloy_block<T: Decodable>(&self) -> Result<Block<T>, E2sError>

Convert to an alloy_consensus::Block

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pub fn from_alloy_block<T: Encodable, R: Encodable>( block: &Block<T>, receipts: &R, total_difficulty: U256, ) -> Result<Self, E2sError>

Create from an alloy_consensus::Block, attaching the given receipts and total difficulty.

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impl Clone for BlockTuple

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fn clone(&self) -> BlockTuple

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for BlockTuple

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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