Crate chia_sdk_driver

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§Puzzles

Chia coins have a puzzle, which controls how it can be spent. The solution is used as the arguments to the puzzle, and the output is a list of conditions.

A puzzle consists of multiple layers composed together.

§Layers

A layer is a subset of the logic that makes up a smart coin in Chia. They are also referred to as “inner puzzles”, and the solution can be broken up into “inner solutions” as well.

Generally, you can parse and construct the individual layers separately. This allows them to be composed together freely. However, there are sometimes additional restraints which limit the ways they can be mixed. For example, the CatLayer cannot have another CatLayer as its inner puzzle, due to the way it’s written. This would create an error when validating the announcements.

§P2 Puzzles

A p2 puzzle (meaning “pay to”) controls the ownership of the coin. The simplest example of this is p2_conditions.clsp, which requires a signature from a single public key and outputs a list of conditions from the solution.

The “standard transaction” (which is p2_delegated_puzzle_or_hidden_puzzle.clsp) is a kind of p2 puzzle that adds additional flexibility. Specifically, support for an inner puzzle, and usage of a delegated puzzle instead of directly conditions.

Generally, the p2 puzzle is the base layer in a coin’s puzzle, and everything else builds on top of it to restrict the way it can be spent or attach state.

§Primitives

A Primitive uses one or more Layer to parse info from a parent’s coin spend. Generally, Layer has the ability to parse and construct individual puzzles and solutions, and the composed Primitive struct can parse all of the information required to spend a coin. The Primitive should also provide a way to spend the coin, and other utilities necessary.

Structs§

AugmentedConditionLayer: The augmented condition Layer allows for adding a condition to a puzzle’s output.
Cat
CatLayer: The CAT Layer enforces restrictions on the supply of a token. Specifically, unless the TAIL program is run, the supply cannot change.
CatSpend
Clawback
ClawbackMetadata
ClawbackV2
CurriedPuzzle
DataStore: Everything that is required to spend a DataStore coin.
DataStoreInfo
DataStoreMetadata
DelegationLayer: The Delegation Layer is used to enable DataLayer delegation capabilities For more information, see CHIP-0035.
Did
DidInfo
DidLayer: The DID Layer keeps track of metadata and handles recovery capabilities. It’s typically an inner layer of the SingletonLayer.
DidOwner
DlLauncherKvList
HashedPtr
IntermediateLauncher: An intermediate launcher is a coin that is created prior to the actual launcher coin. In this case, it automatically creates the launcher coin upon being spent.
Launcher: A singleton launcher is a coin that is spent within the same block to create a singleton. The first coin that is created is known as an “eve” singleton. The Launcher type allows you to get the launcher id before committing to creating the singleton.
Make
MemberSpend
MipsSpend
MofN
Nft: Everything that is required to spend an NFT coin.
NftInfo
NftMint
NftOwnershipLayer: The NFT ownership Layer keeps track of the current DID that owns the NFT. It also contains a transfer layer, which is used to transfer ownership of the NFT. The inner puzzle layer is commonly used for determining ownership (in the key sense, not DID).
NftStateLayer: The NFT state Layer keeps track of the current metadata of the NFT and how to change it. It’s typically an inner layer of the SingletonLayer.
Offer
OfferBuilder
OldDlLauncherKvList
OptionContract
OptionContractLayer: The option contract Layer keeps track of the underlying coin and right to exercise the option. It’s typically an inner layer of the SingletonLayer.
OptionInfo
OptionLauncher
OptionLauncherInfo
OptionMetadata
OptionUnderlying
OracleLayer: The Oracle Layer enables anyone to spend a coin provided they pay an XCH fee to an address. It’s typically used with DelegationLayer.
P2CurriedLayer: The p2 curried Layer allows for .
P2DelegatedConditionsLayer: The p2 delegated conditions Layer allows a certain key to spend the coin. To do so, a list of additional conditions is signed and passed in the solution. Typically, the StandardLayer is used instead, since it adds more flexibility.
P2OneOfManyLayer: The p2 1 of n Layer allows for picking from several delegated puzzles at runtime without revealing up front.
P2SingletonLayer: The p2 singleton Layer allows for requiring that a singleton be spent alongside this coin to authorize it.
ParsedOffer
Partial
RawPuzzle
ReadyOption
Restriction
RevocationLayer: The revocation Layer allows the issuer to revoke the asset.
RoyaltyTransferLayer: The royalty transfer Layer is used to transfer NFTs with royalties. When an NFT is transferred, a percentage of the transfer amount is paid to an address. This address can for example be the creator, or a royalty split puzzle.
SettlementLayer: The settlement Layer is used to spend coins that are part of an offer.
SingleCatSpend
SingletonLayer: The singleton Layer enforces uniqueness on a coin, which is identified by the launcher id. It contains an inner puzzle layer, which determines the actual behavior of the coin. Only one singleton can be created when the coin is spent, preserving the lineage of the asset.
Spend
SpendContext: A wrapper around Allocator that caches puzzles and keeps track of a list of CoinSpend. It’s used to construct spend bundles in an easy and efficient way.
StandardLayer: The standard Layer is used for most coins on the Chia blockchain. It allows a single key to spend the coin by providing a delegated puzzle (for example to output Conditions).
StreamLayer
StreamPuzzle1stCurryArgs
StreamPuzzle2ndCurryArgs
StreamPuzzleSolution
StreamedCat
StreamingPuzzleInfo
Take
UnspecifiedOption
Vault
VersionedBlob
WriterLayer: The Writer Layer removes an authorized puzzle’s ability to change the list of authorized puzzles. It’s typically used with DelegationLayer.