Struct tc_network::config::Params

pub struct Params<B: BlockT, H: ExHashT> {
    pub role: Role,
    pub executor: Option<Box<dyn Fn(Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = ()> + Send>>) + Send>>,
    pub network_config: NetworkConfiguration,
    pub chain: Arc<dyn Client<B>>,
    pub on_demand: Option<Arc<OnDemand<B>>>,
    pub transaction_pool: Arc<dyn TransactionPool<H, B>>,
    pub protocol_id: ProtocolId,
    pub import_queue: Box<dyn ImportQueue<B>>,
    pub block_announce_validator: Box<dyn BlockAnnounceValidator<B> + Send>,
    pub metrics_registry: Option<Registry>,
    pub block_request_protocol_config: RequestResponseConfig,
}

Network initialization parameters.

Fields

role: Role

Assigned role for our node (full, light, …).

executor: Option<Box<dyn Fn(Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = ()> + Send>>) + Send>>

How to spawn background tasks. If you pass None, then a threads pool will be used by default.

network_config: NetworkConfiguration

Network layer configuration.

chain: Arc<dyn Client<B>>

Client that contains the blockchain.

on_demand: Option<Arc<OnDemand<B>>>

The OnDemand object acts as a “receiver” for block data requests from the client. If Some, the network worker will process these requests and answer them. Normally used only for light clients.

transaction_pool: Arc<dyn TransactionPool<H, B>>

Pool of transactions.

The network worker will fetch transactions from this object in order to propagate them on the network.

protocol_id: ProtocolId

Name of the protocol to use on the wire. Should be different for each chain.

import_queue: Box<dyn ImportQueue<B>>

Import queue to use.

The import queue is the component that verifies that blocks received from other nodes are valid.

block_announce_validator: Box<dyn BlockAnnounceValidator<B> + Send>

Type to check incoming block announcements.

metrics_registry: Option<Registry>

Registry for recording prometheus metrics to.

block_request_protocol_config: RequestResponseConfig

Request response configuration for the block request protocol.

RequestResponseConfig [name] is used to tag outgoing block requests with the correct protocol name. In addition all of RequestResponseConfig is used to handle incoming block requests, if enabled.

Can be constructed either via [block_request_handler::generate_protocol_config] allowing outgoing but not incoming requests, or constructed via [block_request_handler::BlockRequestHandler::new] allowing both outgoing and incoming requests.