RelationshipsMsg

desmos_bindings::relationships::msg

Struct RelationshipsMsg 

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pub struct RelationshipsMsg {}
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RelationshipsMsg is the builder to generate Desmos x/relationships messages.

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impl RelationshipsMsg

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pub fn create_relationship( signer: Addr, counterparty: Addr, subspace_id: u64, ) -> MsgCreateRelationship

Creates a new instance of MsgCreateRelationship.

  • signer - Address of who wants to create the relationship.
  • counterparty - Address of the counterparty.
  • subspace_id - Subspace in which will be created the relationship.
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pub fn delete_relationship( signer: Addr, counterparty: Addr, subspace_id: u64, ) -> MsgDeleteRelationship

Creates a new instance of MsgDeleteRelationship.

  • signer - Address of who wants to delete the relationship.
  • counterparty - Address of the counterparty.
  • subspace_id - Subspace in which will be deleted the relationship.
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pub fn block_user( blocker: Addr, blocked: Addr, reason: &str, subspace_id: u64, ) -> MsgBlockUser

Creates a new instance of MsgBlockUser.

  • blocker - Address of wants to create the block.
  • blocked - Address of the user that will be blocker from blocker.
  • reason - Reason of the block.
  • subspace_id - Subspace on which will be created the block.
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pub fn unblock_user( blocker: Addr, blocked: Addr, subspace_id: u64, ) -> MsgUnblockUser

Creates a new instance of MsgUnblockUser.

  • blocker - Address of who wants to delete the block.
  • blocked - Address of the user that will be unblocked from blocker.
  • subspace_id - Subspace in which will be deleted the block.

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