Anoma.Client.Examples.EClient (Anoma v0.34.0)

I contain functions to test the public interface of the client.

I start a new client and if necessary a node, and then connect to that node.

I test the public GRPC interface of the client to ensure it works as expected.

Summary

Types

t()

I am the state of a TCP listener.

Functions

create_example_client(enode \\ create_single_example_node())

I create an instance of the client and connect it to the given node.

create_single_example_node()

I create a new node in the system, and ensure that that is the only node that is running by killing all other nodes.

setup()

I create the setup necessary to run each example below without arguments.

Types

t()

@type t() :: %Anoma.Client.Examples.EClient{
  channel: any() | nil,
  client: Anoma.Client.t() | nil,
  conn: any() | nil,
  node: Anoma.Node.Examples.ENode.t() | nil
}

I am the state of a TCP listener.

My fields contain information to listen for TCP connection with a remote node.

Fields

  • :node - The node to which the client is connected.
  • :client - The client that is connected to the node.
  • :conn - A phoenix connection object to make web requests.

Functions

create_example_client(enode \\ create_single_example_node())

@spec create_example_client(Anoma.Node.Examples.ENode.t() | nil) :: t()

I create an instance of the client and connect it to the given node.

If there is already a client started, I kill it and start a new one.

create_single_example_node()

@spec create_single_example_node() :: Anoma.Node.Examples.ENode.t()

I create a new node in the system, and ensure that that is the only node that is running by killing all other nodes.

setup()

@spec setup() :: t()

I create the setup necessary to run each example below without arguments.