v1.4
Direct .NET port from fabric-chaincode-java
Alpha
- All unit test passing, including mock tests.
- Full Async Support to the bone, but Sync Methods are supported for easy porting.
Need to figure out how to integrate this in fabric and then integrating the .net chaincode source and/or compiled uploads into .NET SDK
Help is appreciated since i'm not proficient in GO language
TidBits
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Users can inherit ChaincodeBaseAsync for async implementations or ChaincodeBase for sync ones.
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Users can inherit ChaincodeBaseMapperAsync or ChaincodeBaseMapper for automapping, you only need to implements the functions with the format:
Response FunctionName(IChaincodeStub stub) or
Task<Response> FunctionNameAsync(IChaincodeStub stub, CancellationToken token) in case of async usage.
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Added FunctionName attribute for the above defined methods. in case your implementation name differs from the chaincode function.
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C# 8 is required. Since it uses new C# 8 IAsyncEnumerable
TODO:
- Examples
- Docker builds