5 Commits (0a3f29eb5289e74d388d2661b5fac2b60b47da14)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Nikita Pozdniakov	f004e55767	Add setup :verify_on_exit! to all tests using json_rpc mox	1 year ago
Victor Baranov	06c87bfcfe	Revert reason in result of contract call	4 years ago
Victor Baranov	41a4d2a8fe	Actualize tests	4 years ago
goodsoft	3060264bfb	Fix test coverage	6 years ago
Paul Tsupikoff	2a8def19e2	Allow executing smart contract functions in arbitrarily sized batches ... # Problem There are a lot of `getBalanceOf` token function calls during indexing blockchain. Each of them is sent as a separate JSONRPC request, which creates a lot of unnecessary overhead and clogs archive node workers, which could otherwise be busy performing other JSONRPC queries. Moreover, function name is used as the `id` parameter of JSONRPC queries, which doesn't allow us to simply put multiple requests into one batch. # Solution * Change `EthereumJSONRPC.execute_contract_functions` to accept a list of arbitrary function calls and return a list of results. * Handle `id` field generation in the `EthereumJSONRPC` package instead of leaking implementation details to `Explorer.SmartContract.Reader`. * Change `Token.BalanceReader.get_balance_of` to accept a list of parameter sets and return a list of balances. * Make one batch request instead of launching multiple concurrent tasks in `Indexer.TokenBalances.fetch_token_balances_from_blockchain` # Notes * Protocol details of calling smart contract functions is now fully encapsulated in `EthereumJSONRPC` package. * `SmartContract.Reader.query_contract` is left for backwards compatibility with other existing applications of smart contract requests, but can be fully deprecated at some later time.	6 years ago