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ledger_interface.go
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/*
Copyright IBM Corp. 2016 All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
*/
package ledger
import (
commonledger "github.com/hyperledger/fabric/common/ledger"
"github.com/hyperledger/fabric/protos/common"
"github.com/hyperledger/fabric/protos/peer"
)
// PeerLedgerProvider provides handle to ledger instances
type PeerLedgerProvider interface {
// Create creates a new ledger with the given genesis block.
// This function guarantees that the creation of ledger and committing the genesis block would an atomic action
// The chain id retrieved from the genesis block is treated as a ledger id
Create(genesisBlock *common.Block) (PeerLedger, error)
// Open opens an already created ledger
Open(ledgerID string) (PeerLedger, error)
// Exists tells whether the ledger with given id exists
Exists(ledgerID string) (bool, error)
// List lists the ids of the existing ledgers
List() ([]string, error)
// Close closes the PeerLedgerProvider
Close()
}
// PeerLedger differs from the OrdererLedger in that PeerLedger locally maintain a bitmask
// that tells apart valid transactions from invalid ones
type PeerLedger interface {
commonledger.Ledger
// GetTransactionByID retrieves a transaction by id
GetTransactionByID(txID string) (*peer.ProcessedTransaction, error)
// GetBlockByHash returns a block given it's hash
GetBlockByHash(blockHash []byte) (*common.Block, error)
// GetBlockByTxID returns a block which contains a transaction
GetBlockByTxID(txID string) (*common.Block, error)
// GetTxValidationCodeByTxID returns reason code of transaction validation
GetTxValidationCodeByTxID(txID string) (peer.TxValidationCode, error)
// NewTxSimulator gives handle to a transaction simulator.
// A client can obtain more than one 'TxSimulator's for parallel execution.
// Any snapshoting/synchronization should be performed at the implementation level if required
NewTxSimulator() (TxSimulator, error)
// NewQueryExecutor gives handle to a query executor.
// A client can obtain more than one 'QueryExecutor's for parallel execution.
// Any synchronization should be performed at the implementation level if required
NewQueryExecutor() (QueryExecutor, error)
// NewHistoryQueryExecutor gives handle to a history query executor.
// A client can obtain more than one 'HistoryQueryExecutor's for parallel execution.
// Any synchronization should be performed at the implementation level if required
NewHistoryQueryExecutor() (HistoryQueryExecutor, error)
//Prune prunes the blocks/transactions that satisfy the given policy
Prune(policy commonledger.PrunePolicy) error
}
// ValidatedLedger represents the 'final ledger' after filtering out invalid transactions from PeerLedger.
// Post-v1
type ValidatedLedger interface {
commonledger.Ledger
}
// QueryExecutor executes the queries
// Get* methods are for supporting KV-based data model. ExecuteQuery method is for supporting a rich datamodel and query support
//
// ExecuteQuery method in the case of a rich data model is expected to support queries on
// latest state, historical state and on the intersection of state and transactions
type QueryExecutor interface {
// GetState gets the value for given namespace and key. For a chaincode, the namespace corresponds to the chaincodeId
GetState(namespace string, key string) ([]byte, error)
// GetStateMultipleKeys gets the values for multiple keys in a single call
GetStateMultipleKeys(namespace string, keys []string) ([][]byte, error)
// GetStateRangeScanIterator returns an iterator that contains all the key-values between given key ranges.
// startKey is included in the results and endKey is excluded. An empty startKey refers to the first available key
// and an empty endKey refers to the last available key. For scanning all the keys, both the startKey and the endKey
// can be supplied as empty strings. However, a full scan shuold be used judiciously for performance reasons.
// The returned ResultsIterator contains results of type *KV which is defined in protos/ledger/queryresult.
GetStateRangeScanIterator(namespace string, startKey string, endKey string) (commonledger.ResultsIterator, error)
// ExecuteQuery executes the given query and returns an iterator that contains results of type specific to the underlying data store.
// Only used for state databases that support query
// For a chaincode, the namespace corresponds to the chaincodeId
// The returned ResultsIterator contains results of type *KV which is defined in protos/ledger/queryresult.
ExecuteQuery(namespace, query string) (commonledger.ResultsIterator, error)
// Done releases resources occupied by the QueryExecutor
Done()
}
// HistoryQueryExecutor executes the history queries
type HistoryQueryExecutor interface {
// GetHistoryForKey retrieves the history of values for a key.
// The returned ResultsIterator contains results of type *KeyModification which is defined in protos/ledger/queryresult.
GetHistoryForKey(namespace string, key string) (commonledger.ResultsIterator, error)
}
// TxSimulator simulates a transaction on a consistent snapshot of the 'as recent state as possible'
// Set* methods are for supporting KV-based data model. ExecuteUpdate method is for supporting a rich datamodel and query support
type TxSimulator interface {
QueryExecutor
// SetState sets the given value for the given namespace and key. For a chaincode, the namespace corresponds to the chaincodeId
SetState(namespace string, key string, value []byte) error
// DeleteState deletes the given namespace and key
DeleteState(namespace string, key string) error
// SetMultipleKeys sets the values for multiple keys in a single call
SetStateMultipleKeys(namespace string, kvs map[string][]byte) error
// ExecuteUpdate for supporting rich data model (see comments on QueryExecutor above)
ExecuteUpdate(query string) error
// GetTxSimulationResults encapsulates the results of the transaction simulation.
// This should contain enough detail for
// - The update in the state that would be caused if the transaction is to be committed
// - The environment in which the transaction is executed so as to be able to decide the validity of the environment
// (at a later time on a different peer) during committing the transactions
// Different ledger implementation (or configurations of a single implementation) may want to represent the above two pieces
// of information in different way in order to support different data-models or optimize the information representations.
GetTxSimulationResults() ([]byte, error)
}