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// Copyright 2018-2022 Parity Technologies (UK) Ltd.
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
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// limitations under the License.
//! Traits and interfaces to operate with storage entities.
//!
//! Generally a type is said to be a storage entity if it implements the
//! `SpreadLayout` trait. This defines certain constants and routines in order
//! to tell a smart contract how to load and store instances of this type
//! from and to the contract's storage.
//!
//! The `PackedLayout` trait can then be implemented on top of the `SpreadLayout`
//! for types that further allow to be stored in the contract storage in a more
//! compressed format to a single storage cell.
mod impls;
mod keyptr;
mod optspec;
mod packed;
mod spread;
#[cfg(feature = "std")]
mod layout;
#[cfg(feature = "std")]
pub use self::layout::{
LayoutCryptoHasher,
StorageLayout,
};
pub(crate) use self::optspec::pull_packed_root_opt;
pub use self::{
impls::{
forward_allocate_packed,
forward_clear_packed,
forward_pull_packed,
forward_push_packed,
},
keyptr::{
ExtKeyPtr,
KeyPtr,
},
packed::{
PackedAllocate,
PackedLayout,
},
spread::{
SpreadAllocate,
SpreadLayout,
FOOTPRINT_CLEANUP_THRESHOLD,
},
};
use ink_primitives::Key;
pub use ink_storage_derive::{
PackedLayout,
SpreadAllocate,
SpreadLayout,
StorageLayout,
};
/// Pulls an instance of type `T` from the contract storage using spread layout.
///
/// The root key denotes the offset into the contract storage where the
/// instance of type `T` is being pulled from.
///
/// # Note
///
/// - The routine assumes that the instance has previously been stored to
/// the contract storage using spread layout.
/// - Users should prefer using this function directly instead of using the
/// trait methods on [`SpreadLayout`].
pub fn pull_spread_root<T>(root_key: &Key) -> T
where
T: SpreadLayout,
{
let mut ptr = KeyPtr::from(*root_key);
<T as SpreadLayout>::pull_spread(&mut ptr)
}
/// Pulls an instance of type `T` from the contract storage using spread layout.
///
/// The root key denotes the offset into the contract storage where the
/// instance of type `T` is being pulled from.
///
/// # Note
///
/// - The routine assumes that the instance has previously been stored to
/// the contract storage using spread layout.
/// - Users should prefer using this function directly instead of using the
/// trait method on [`SpreadAllocate`].
pub fn allocate_spread_root<T>(root_key: &Key) -> T
where
T: SpreadAllocate,
{
let mut ptr = KeyPtr::from(*root_key);
<T as SpreadAllocate>::allocate_spread(&mut ptr)
}
/// Clears the entity from the contract storage using spread layout.
///
/// The root key denotes the offset into the contract storage where the
/// instance of type `T` is being cleared from.
///
/// # Note
///
/// - The routine assumes that the instance has previously been stored to
/// the contract storage using spread layout.
/// - Users should prefer using this function directly instead of using the
/// trait methods on [`SpreadLayout`].
pub fn clear_spread_root<T>(entity: &T, root_key: &Key)
where
T: SpreadLayout,
{
let mut ptr = KeyPtr::from(*root_key);
<T as SpreadLayout>::clear_spread(entity, &mut ptr);
}
/// Pushes the entity to the contract storage using spread layout.
///
/// The root key denotes the offset into the contract storage where the
/// instance of type `T` is being pushed to.
///
/// # Note
///
/// - The routine will push the given entity to the contract storage using
/// spread layout.
/// - Users should prefer using this function directly instead of using the
/// trait methods on [`SpreadLayout`].
pub fn push_spread_root<T>(entity: &T, root_key: &Key)
where
T: SpreadLayout,
{
let mut ptr = KeyPtr::from(*root_key);
<T as SpreadLayout>::push_spread(entity, &mut ptr);
}
/// Pulls an instance of type `T` from the contract storage using packed layout.
///
/// The root key denotes the offset into the contract storage where the
/// instance of type `T` is being pulled from.
///
/// # Note
///
/// - The routine assumes that the instance has previously been stored to
/// the contract storage using packed layout.
/// - Users should prefer using this function directly instead of using the
/// trait methods on [`PackedLayout`].
pub fn pull_packed_root<T>(root_key: &Key) -> T
where
T: PackedLayout,
{
let mut entity = ink_env::get_contract_storage::<T>(root_key)
.expect("could not properly decode storage entry")
.expect("storage entry was empty");
<T as PackedLayout>::pull_packed(&mut entity, root_key);
entity
}
/// Allocates an instance of type `T` to the contract storage using packed layout.
///
/// The root key denotes the offset into the contract storage where the
/// instance of type `T` is being allocated to.
///
/// # Note
///
/// - The routine assumes that the instance has previously been stored to
/// the contract storage using packed layout.
/// - Users should prefer using this function directly instead of using the
/// trait method on [`PackedAllocate`].
pub fn allocate_packed_root<T>(root_key: &Key) -> T
where
T: PackedAllocate + Default,
{
let mut entity = <T as Default>::default();
<T as PackedAllocate>::allocate_packed(&mut entity, root_key);
entity
}
/// Pushes the entity to the contract storage using packed layout.
///
/// # Note
///
/// - The routine will push the given entity to the contract storage using
/// packed layout.
/// - Users should prefer using this function directly instead of using the
/// trait methods on [`PackedLayout`].
pub fn push_packed_root<T>(entity: &T, root_key: &Key)
where
T: PackedLayout,
{
<T as PackedLayout>::push_packed(entity, root_key);
#[allow(deprecated)]
ink_env::set_contract_storage(root_key, entity);
}
/// Pushes the entity to the contract storage using packed layout and
/// returns the size of the pre-existing value if any.
///
/// The root key denotes the offset into the contract storage where the
/// instance of type `T` is being pushed to.
///
/// # Note
///
/// This is an equivalent to [`push_packed_root`],
/// but gives the information on the pre-existing value size.
pub fn push_packed_root_return_size<T>(entity: &T, root_key: &Key) -> Option<u32>
where
T: PackedLayout,
{
<T as PackedLayout>::push_packed(entity, root_key);
ink_env::set_contract_storage_return_size(root_key, entity)
}
/// Clears the entity from the contract storage using packed layout.
///
/// The root key denotes the offset into the contract storage where the
/// instance of type `T` is being cleared from.
///
/// # Note
///
/// - The routine assumes that the instance has previously been stored to
/// the contract storage using packed layout.
/// - Users should prefer using this function directly instead of using the
/// trait methods on [`PackedLayout`].
pub fn clear_packed_root<T>(entity: &T, root_key: &Key)
where
T: PackedLayout,
{
<T as PackedLayout>::clear_packed(entity, root_key);
ink_env::clear_contract_storage(root_key);
}