Module concordium_std::schema

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Types related to contract schemas. These are optional annotations in modules that allow the users of smart contracts to interact with them in a way that is better than constructing raw bytes as parameters.

Structs§

  • ContractV0
    Describes all the schemas of a V0 smart contract. The Default instance produces an empty schema.
  • ContractV1
    Describes all the schemas of a V1 smart contract. The Default instance produces an empty schema.
  • ContractV2
    Describes all the schemas of a V1 smart contract with a V2 schema. The Default instance produces an empty schema.
  • ContractV3
    Describes all the schemas of a V1 smart contract with a V3 schema. The Default instance produces an empty schema.
  • FunctionV2
    Describes the schema of an init or a receive function for V1 contracts with V3 schemas. Differs from FunctionV1 in that a schema for the error can be included.
  • ModuleV0
    Contains all the contract schemas for a smart contract module V0.
  • ModuleV1
    Contains all the contract schemas for a smart contract module V1.
  • ModuleV2
    Contains all the contract schemas for a smart contract module V1 with a V2 schema.
  • ModuleV3
    Contains all the contract schemas for a smart contract module V1 with a V3 schema.

Enums§

  • Fields
    Schema for the fields of a struct or some enum variant.
  • FunctionV1
    Describes the schema of an init or a receive function for V1 contracts with V1 schemas.
  • SizeLength
    Type of the variable used to encode the length of Sets, List, Maps
  • Type
    Schema type used to describe the different types in a smart contract, their serialization and how to represent the types in JSON.
  • VersionedModuleSchema
    Represents the different schema versions.

Traits§

  • SchemaType
    The SchemaType trait provides means to generate a schema for structures. Schemas are used to make structures human readable and to avoid dealing directly with bytes, such as the contract state or parameters for contract interaction.

Functions§