Struct cw_multi_test::FailingModule

pub struct FailingModule<ExecT, QueryT, SudoT>(_);

Implementations

impl<Exec, Query, Sudo> FailingModule<Exec, Query, Sudo>

pub fn new() -> Self

Trait Implementations

impl<Exec, Query, Sudo> Default for FailingModule<Exec, Query, Sudo>

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl<Exec, Query, Sudo> Module for FailingModule<Exec, Query, Sudo>where Exec: Debug, Query: Debug, Sudo: Debug,

type ExecT = Exec

type QueryT = Query

type SudoT = Sudo

fn execute<ExecC, QueryC>( &self, _api: &dyn Api, _storage: &mut dyn Storage, _router: &dyn CosmosRouter<ExecC = ExecC, QueryC = QueryC>, _block: &BlockInfo, sender: Addr, msg: Self::ExecT ) -> AnyResult<AppResponse>

execute runs any ExecT message, which can be called by any external actor or smart contract

fn sudo<ExecC, QueryC>( &self, _api: &dyn Api, _storage: &mut dyn Storage, _router: &dyn CosmosRouter<ExecC = ExecC, QueryC = QueryC>, _block: &BlockInfo, msg: Self::SudoT ) -> AnyResult<AppResponse>

sudo runs privileged actions, like minting tokens, or governance proposals. This allows modules to have full access to these privileged actions, that cannot be triggered by smart contracts.

fn query( &self, _api: &dyn Api, _storage: &dyn Storage, _querier: &dyn Querier, _block: &BlockInfo, request: Self::QueryT ) -> AnyResult<Binary>

impl Gov for FailingModule<GovMsg, Empty, Empty>

impl Ibc for FailingModule<IbcMsg, IbcQuery, Empty>