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chore(gateway): add new methods #12727
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@@ -34,6 +35,12 @@ import ( | |||
// * Generate openrpc blobs | |||
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type Gateway interface { | |||
ChainGetNode(ctx context.Context, p string) (*IpldObject, error) |
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why this one @dumikau ?
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tbh I can't see this one making it to the v2 API that's under development now without a really good use-case, are people asking for it?
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Yes, this method was added by request of a user from Neti-Soft
StateMinerSectors(context.Context, address.Address, *bitfield.BitField, types.TipSetKey) ([]*miner.SectorOnChainInfo, error) | ||
StateMinerFaults(context.Context, address.Address, types.TipSetKey) (bitfield.BitField, error) | ||
StateMinerAvailableBalance(context.Context, address.Address, types.TipSetKey) (types.BigInt, error) | ||
StateMarketParticipants(context.Context, types.TipSetKey) (map[string]MarketBalance, error) |
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This one isn't small - mainnet currently gives a map with 6175
entries, 361Kb of JSON. It's not inefficient, so probably not too big a problem to expose, except for the fact that it's a big chunk of data for a simple call. Are people asking for this?
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Yes, all these methods were added by requests of different users
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I'm not completely against |
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