Crate time_primitives

Low-level types used throughout the Substrate code.

Re-exports

• pub use crate::balance::*;
• pub use crate::bounds::*;
• pub use crate::currency::*;
• pub use crate::gmp::*;
• pub use crate::network::*;
• pub use crate::shard::*;
• pub use crate::task::*;

Modules

• admin
• balance
• bounds
• currency
  Base currency config for the timechain ecosystem
• ed25519
  Re-export key and hash types Simple Ed25519 API.
• gmp
• network
• shard
• sr25519
  Re-export key and hash types Simple sr25519 (Schnorr-Ristretto) API.
• task
• traits
  Re-exported substrate traits

Structs

• H160
  Re-export key and hash types Fixed-size uninterpreted hash type with 20 bytes (160 bits) size.
• H256
  Re-export key and hash types Fixed-size uninterpreted hash type with 32 bytes (256 bits) size.
• H512
  Re-export key and hash types Fixed-size uninterpreted hash type with 64 bytes (512 bits) size.

Constants

• SS58_ADDRESS_FORMAT
  Unofficial develop SS58 prefix (az)
• SS58_ADDRESS_PREFIX
  Export const primitive of raw prefifx

Traits

• ElectionsInterface
• MembersApi
• MembersInterface
• NetworksApi
• NetworksInterface
• ShardsApi
• ShardsInterface
• SubmitTransactionApi
• TasksApi
• TasksInterface

Functions

• format_address
  Helper to format address with correct prefix
• init_ss58_version
  Helper to set default ss58 format

Type Aliases

• AccountId
  Some way of identifying an account on the chain. We intentionally make it equivalent to the public key of our transaction signing scheme.
• Balance
  Type used to represent balances
• Block
  Opaque block type.
• BlockHash
  A hash to use to identify indivdual blocks.
• BlockId
  Opaque block ID.
• BlockNumber
  An index to a block.
• DigestItem
  Digest item type.
• Header
  Block header type.
• Moment
  Type used for expressing timestamp.
• Nonce
  Index of a transaction in the chain.
• PublicKey
  General Public Key used across the protocol
• Signature
  Alias to 512-bit hash when used in the context of a transaction signature on the chain.
• Timestamp
  A timestamp: milliseconds since the unix epoch. u64 is enough to represent a duration of half a billion years, when the time scale is milliseconds.