Chainweb Transaction Generator

Table of Contents

• Deploying Contracts
• Sending Transactions
  • From the Standard Contracts
  • Simple Transactions
• Queries
  • Polling
  • Listening
• Argument Formats
  • List Format

Deploying Contracts

This can only be perfomed by providing the transaction generator script with the appropriate .yaml file. Look at either examples/local-templates/deploy-contracts-template.yaml or examples/testnet-templates/deploy-contracts-template.yaml for an example of how to configure this command.

Sending Transactions

From the Standard Contracts

This can only be perfomed by providing the transaction generator script with the appropriate .yaml file. Look at either examples/local-templates/run-standard-contracts-template.yaml or examples/testnet-templates/run-standard-contracts-template.yaml for an example of how to configure this command.

Simple Transactions

This can only be perfomed by providing the transaction generator script with the appropriate .yaml file. Look at either examples/local-templates/run-simple-template.yaml or examples/testnet-templates/run-simple-template.yaml for an example of how to configure this command.

Queries

Polling

txg --script-command "poll <list of request keys> true|false"

Given a list of request keys, return the results of the transactions corresponding to each request key. The format for lists is given below. The bool flag is there to measure the amount of time it takes to poll the request key. This time is supposed to be logged. This may be removed.

Listening

txg --script-command "listen <request key> true|false"

Given a single request key, issue a listen api call with that request key. The result of the transaction associated with that request key should be returned if the result is returned before a HTTP timeout. The timeout is set by default to 4 minutes. The bool flag is there to measure the amount of time it takes to listen upon the request key. This time is supposed to be logged. This may be removed.

Argument Formats

List Format

[item_1,item_2,...,item_n]

Lists must start with an open bracket ([) and end with a close bracket (]). There can be whitespace between the open bracket and the first item. There can be whitespace between the close bracket and the last item. Items are comma-separated. There can be whitespace before and after the comma.