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go-da defines a generic Data Availability interface for modular blockchains.

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DA Interface

Method Params Return
MaxBlobSize uint64
Get ids []ID, namespace Namespace []Blobs
GetIDs height uint64, namespace Namespace []ID
GetProofs ids []id, namespace Namespace []Proof
Commit blobs []Blob, namespace Namespace []Commitment
Validate ids []Blob, proofs []Proof, namespace Namespace []bool
Submit blobs []Blob, gasPrice float64, namespace Namespace []ID

NOTE: The Namespace parameter in the interface methods is optional and used only on DA layers that support the functionality, for example Celestia namespaces and Avail AppIDs.

Implementations

The following implementations are available:

In addition the following helper implementations are available:

  • DummyDA implements a Mock DA useful for testing.
  • Proxy implements a proxy server that forwards requests to a gRPC server. The proxy client can be used directly to interact with the DA service.

Helpful commands

# Generate protobuf files. Requires docker.
make proto-gen

# Lint protobuf files. Requires docker.
make proto-lint

# Run tests.
make test

# Run linters (requires golangci-lint, markdownlint, hadolint, and yamllint)
make lint

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