The core protocol of WoopChain
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woop/blockchain/transaction.go

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package blockchain
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import (
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"bytes"
"crypto/sha256"
"encoding/gob"
"encoding/hex"
"fmt"
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"log"
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)
// Transaction represents a Bitcoin transaction
type Transaction struct {
ID [32]byte // 32 byte hash
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TxInput []TXInput
TxOutput []TXOutput
Proofs []CrossShardTxProof // The proofs for crossShard tx unlock-to-commit/abort
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}
// TXOutput is the struct of transaction output in a transaction.
type TXOutput struct {
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Value int
Address string
ShardId uint32 // The Id of the shard where this UTXO belongs
}
// TXInput is the struct of transaction input (a UTXO) in a transaction.
type TXInput struct {
TxID [32]byte
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TxOutputIndex int
Address string
ShardId uint32 // The Id of the shard where this UTXO belongs
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}
type CrossShardTxProof struct {
RejectOrAccept bool // false means rejection, true means acceptance
TxID [32]byte // Id of transaction whose utxo is related to this proof
TxInput []TXInput // The list of Utxo that this proof is referring to. They should be in the same shard.
BlockHash [32]byte // The hash of the block where the proof is registered
// Signatures
}
// This is a internal data structure that doesn't go across network
type CrossShardTxAndProof struct {
Transaction *Transaction // The cross shard tx
Proof *CrossShardTxProof // The proof
}
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// DefaultCoinbaseValue is the default value of coinbase transaction.
const DefaultCoinbaseValue = 1000
// SetID sets ID of a transaction (32 byte hash of the whole transaction)
func (tx *Transaction) SetID() {
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var encoded bytes.Buffer
var hash [32]byte
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enc := gob.NewEncoder(&encoded)
err := enc.Encode(tx)
if err != nil {
log.Panic(err)
}
hash = sha256.Sum256(encoded.Bytes())
tx.ID = hash
}
// NewCoinbaseTX creates a new coinbase transaction
func NewCoinbaseTX(to, data string, shardId uint32) *Transaction {
if data == "" {
data = fmt.Sprintf("Reward to '%s'", to)
}
txin := TXInput{[32]byte{}, -1, data, shardId}
txout := TXOutput{DefaultCoinbaseValue, to, shardId}
tx := Transaction{[32]byte{}, []TXInput{txin}, []TXOutput{txout}, nil}
tx.SetID()
return &tx
}
// Used for debuging.
func (txInput *TXInput) String() string {
res := fmt.Sprintf("TxID: %v, ", hex.EncodeToString(txInput.TxID[:]))
res += fmt.Sprintf("TxOutputIndex: %v, ", txInput.TxOutputIndex)
res += fmt.Sprintf("Address: %v, ", txInput.Address)
res += fmt.Sprintf("Shard Id: %v", txInput.ShardId)
return res
}
// Used for debuging.
func (txOutput *TXOutput) String() string {
res := fmt.Sprintf("Value: %v, ", txOutput.Value)
res += fmt.Sprintf("Address: %v", txOutput.Address)
return res
}
// Used for debuging.
func (proof *CrossShardTxProof) String() string {
res := fmt.Sprintf("RejectOrAccept: %v, ", proof.RejectOrAccept)
return res
}
// Used for debuging.
func (tx *Transaction) String() string {
res := fmt.Sprintf("ID: %v\n", hex.EncodeToString(tx.ID[:]))
res += fmt.Sprintf("TxInput:\n")
for id, value := range tx.TxInput {
res += fmt.Sprintf("%v: %v\n", id, value.String())
}
res += fmt.Sprintf("TxOutput:\n")
for id, value := range tx.TxOutput {
res += fmt.Sprintf("%v: %v\n", id, value.String())
}
for id, value := range tx.Proofs {
res += fmt.Sprintf("%v: %v\n", id, value.String())
}
return res
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}