Trait CallHandlerExt 

pub trait CallHandlerExt<T> {
    // Required method
    fn almost_sync_call(
        self,
        builder_date: &BuilderData,
        utxo_manager: &SharedUtxoManager,
        tx_config: &Option<TransactionConfig>,
        dry_run_client: Option<&FuelClient>,
        submit_clients: &[FuelClient],
    ) -> impl Future<Output = FuelsResult<SendResult<FuelsResult<CallResponse<T>>>>>;
}

Required Methods

fn almost_sync_call( self, builder_date: &BuilderData, utxo_manager: &SharedUtxoManager, tx_config: &Option<TransactionConfig>, dry_run_client: Option<&FuelClient>, submit_clients: &[FuelClient], ) -> impl Future<Output = FuelsResult<SendResult<FuelsResult<CallResponse<T>>>>>

Assemble, dry-run-estimate (if configured), submit, and await the status of a contract call.

dry_run_client, when Some, is used for gas-estimation dry-runs; submit_clients, when non-empty, is fanned out for the actual submission — the first client to return a valid status wins. When dry_run_client is None or submit_clients is empty, the account’s provider client is used as a fallback. This lets callers route dry-runs to a general-purpose sentry and submissions to one or more dedicated nodes.

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety".

Implementations on Foreign Types

impl<C, T> CallHandlerExt<T> for CallHandler<Wallet, C, T>

where C: ContractDependencyConfigurator + TransactionTuner + ResponseParser, T: Tokenizable + Parameterize + Debug,

async fn almost_sync_call( self, builder_date: &BuilderData, utxo_manager: &SharedUtxoManager, tx_config: &Option<TransactionConfig>, dry_run_client: Option<&FuelClient>, submit_clients: &[FuelClient], ) -> FuelsResult<SendResult<FuelsResult<CallResponse<T>>>>

Implementors