Enum NetworkTime 

pub enum NetworkTime {
    EVM(NetworkId, BlockNumber, RpcProvider),
    Fiat(u64),
}

A single point-in-time on a specific network.

Each variant carries the information needed to query a rate at that moment:

Variant	Use case	Payload
EVM(chain_id, block, provider)	On-chain asset quotes	chain ID, block height, RPC provider
Fiat(timestamp)	ECB / off-chain fiat rates	Unix timestamp (seconds)

Converting to a NetworkInstant

Use instant() to wrap a single NetworkTime into a NetworkInstant

use eth_prices::network::NetworkTime;

let time = NetworkTime::EVM(1, 20_000_000, provider);
let networks = time.instant();

For multi-network scenarios (e.g. different EVM chains + a fiat timestamp) build a NetworkInstant directly with its builder methods instead.

Variants

EVM(NetworkId, BlockNumber, RpcProvider)

An EVM chain at a specific block height.

Fields: (chain_id, block_number, provider)

Fiat(u64)

An off-chain fiat timestamp (Unix seconds).

Implementations

impl NetworkTime

pub fn as_evm(&self) -> Option<(&NetworkId, &BlockNumber, &RpcProvider)>

Extract the EVM fields, if this is the EVM variant.

pub fn as_fiat(&self) -> Option<&u64>

Extract the fiat timestamp, if this is the Fiat variant.

pub fn instant(self) -> NetworkInstant

Convert this single NetworkTime into a NetworkInstant.

This is the simplest way to create a NetworkInstant when only one network is needed. For multi-network scenarios build the NetworkInstant directly with its default + builder methods.

pub async fn from_provider_latest( provider: RpcProvider, network_id: NetworkId, ) -> Result<Self, EthPricesError>

pub fn from_provider( provider: RpcProvider, network_id: NetworkId, block_number: BlockNumber, ) -> Self

pub fn with_fiat_now() -> Self

Set a fiat timestamp to the current time.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for NetworkTime

fn clone(&self) -> NetworkTime

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for NetworkTime

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.