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//
// UnspentTransactionOutputDAO.swift
// ZcashLightClientKit
//
// Created by Francisco Gindre on 12/9/20.
//
import Foundation
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struct UTXO: Decodable, Encodable {
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enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {
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case id = "id_utxo"
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case address
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case prevoutTxId = "prevout_txid"
case prevoutIndex = "prevout_idx"
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case script
case valueZat = "value_zat"
case height
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case spentInTx = "spent_in_tx"
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}
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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let id: Int?
let address: String
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var prevoutTxId: Data
var prevoutIndex: Int
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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let script: Data
let valueZat: Int
let height: Int
let spentInTx: Int?
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}
extension UTXO: UnspentTransactionOutputEntity {
var txid: Data {
get {
prevoutTxId
}
set {
prevoutTxId = newValue
}
}
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var index: Int {
get {
prevoutIndex
}
set {
prevoutIndex = newValue
}
}
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}
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extension UnspentTransactionOutputEntity {
/**
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As UTXO, with id and spentIntTx set to __nil__
*/
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func asUTXO() -> UTXO {
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UTXO(
id: nil,
address: address,
prevoutTxId: txid,
prevoutIndex: index,
script: script,
valueZat: valueZat,
height: height,
spentInTx: nil
)
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}
}
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import SQLite
class UnspentTransactionOutputSQLDAO: UnspentTransactionOutputRepository {
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enum TableColumns {
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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static let id = Expression<Int>("id_utxo")
static let address = Expression<String>("address")
static let txid = Expression<Blob>("prevout_txid")
static let index = Expression<Int>("prevout_idx")
static let script = Expression<Blob>("script")
static let valueZat = Expression<Int>("value_zat")
static let height = Expression<Int>("height")
static let spentInTx = Expression<Int?>("spent_in_tx")
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}
let table = Table("utxos")
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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let dbProvider: ConnectionProvider
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[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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init(dbProvider: ConnectionProvider) {
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self.dbProvider = dbProvider
}
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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/// - Throws: `unspentTransactionOutputDAOCreateTable` if creation table fails.
func initialise() async throws {
try await createTableIfNeeded()
}
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[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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private func createTableIfNeeded() async throws {
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let stringStatement =
"""
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS utxos (
id_utxo INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
address TEXT NOT NULL,
prevout_txid BLOB NOT NULL,
prevout_idx INTEGER NOT NULL,
script BLOB NOT NULL,
value_zat INTEGER NOT NULL,
height INTEGER NOT NULL,
spent_in_tx INTEGER,
FOREIGN KEY (spent_in_tx) REFERENCES transactions(id_tx),
CONSTRAINT tx_outpoint UNIQUE (prevout_txid, prevout_idx)
)
"""
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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do {
globalDBLock.lock()
defer { globalDBLock.unlock() }
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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try dbProvider.connection().run(stringStatement)
} catch {
throw ZcashError.unspentTransactionOutputDAOCreateTable(error)
}
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}
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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/// - Throws: `unspentTransactionOutputDAOStore` if sqlite query fails.
func store(utxos: [UnspentTransactionOutputEntity]) async throws {
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do {
globalDBLock.lock()
defer { globalDBLock.unlock() }
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let db = try dbProvider.connection()
try db.transaction {
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for utxo in utxos.map({ $0 as? UTXO ?? $0.asUTXO() }) {
try db.run(table.insert(utxo))
}
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}
} catch {
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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throw ZcashError.unspentTransactionOutputDAOStore(error)
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}
}
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[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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/// - Throws: `unspentTransactionOutputDAOClearAll` if sqlite query fails.
func clearAll(address: String?) async throws {
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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do {
globalDBLock.lock()
defer { globalDBLock.unlock() }
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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if let tAddr = address {
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try dbProvider.connection().run(table.filter(TableColumns.address == tAddr).delete())
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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} else {
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try dbProvider.connection().run(table.delete())
}
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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} catch {
throw ZcashError.unspentTransactionOutputDAOClearAll(error)
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}
}
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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/// - Throws:
/// - `unspentTransactionOutputDAOClearAll` if the data fetched from the DB can't be decoded to `UTXO` object.
/// - `unspentTransactionOutputDAOGetAll` if sqlite query fails.
func getAll(address: String?) async throws -> [UnspentTransactionOutputEntity] {
[#361] Introduce ZcashError (#1005) This PR introduces `ZcashError` enum. This enum represents any error that can be thrown inside of the SDK and outside of the SDK. Also `ZcashError` is used in `LightWalletGRPCService` and handled in `CompactBlockProcessor` as example. Why enum? First I tried this with some structure which contained code, message and underlyingError. Problem was when some specific place in the SDK would like to attach some additional data to error. I didn't want to add some generic dictionary to store anything with the error. So I used enum to identify error. Each member can have specified amount of associated values. So specific error can bring some context data. And it's type safe. Each error has also a code. Relationship between errors and codes is 1:1. It may looks bit redundant but it's important. The client app now can choose how to process errors. Either identify those by the error itself or by code. Definition or errors and codes is in `ZcashErrorDefinition`. And then `ZcashError` and `ZcashErrorCode` are generated by Sourcery. Thanks to this it is easier to maintain the final code. And it gives us ability to generate any kind of documentation for the errors and codes. I created simple example of this in this PR. And it doesn't make the SDK completely dependent on the Sourcery. Final structures aren't super complicated and can be written manually if needed. [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - cleanup of DatabaseStorageManager, not used anymore - ZcashError for SimpleConnectionProvider Revert "[#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift" This reverts commit 94e028d31a0f6635800c297eb741db74c6a6ff45. Fix script which generates ZcashError [#922] Update error handling in DatabaseMigrationManager.swift Closes #922 [#923] Update error handling in DatabaseStorageManager.swift - The DatabaseStorageManager is not used so I deleted it - SimpleConnectionProvider's errors updated Fix tests [#955] Update error handling in SaplingParameterDownloader Closes #955 [#936] Update error handling in NotesDao Closes #936 [#935] Update error handling in BlockDao Closes #935 [#931] InternalSyncProgress.computeNextState doesn't need to throw Closes #931 [#950] Update error handling in rust backend Closes #949 Closes #950 [#941] Update error handling in AccountEntity Closes #941 [#928] Update error handling in FSCompactBlockRepository Closes #928 [#925] Update error handling in BlockDownloaderService (#974) - BlockDownloaderService errors updated [#924] Update error handling in BlockDownloader (#973) - BlockDownloaderStream nextBlock updated [#942] Update error handling in TransactionEntity (#977) - ZcashTransaction init errors converted to the ZcashError [#939] Update error handling in TransactionDao (#976) - TransactionRepositoryError removed and replaced with ZcashError - all TransactionDAO errors converted to ZcashError [#943] Update error handling in ZcashCompactBlock Closes #943 [#945] Update error handling in Memo Closes #945 [#934] Update error handling in Checkpoint Closes #944 Closes #934 [#938] Update error handling in PendingTransactionDao Closes #938 [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - WIP, switching to transaction repository to unblock this ticket [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer - enhancer's errors done [#926] Update error handling in BlockEnhancer (#994) - cleanup [#952] Update error handling in DerivationTool Closes #952 [#932] Update error handling in BlockValidator Closes #932 [#940] Update error handling in UnspentTransactionOutputDao Closes #940 [#946] Update error handling in WalletTypes Closes #946 [#954] Update error handling in WalletTransactionEncoder Closes #954 [#953] Update error handling in PersistentTransactionManager Closes #953 [#956] Update error handling in Initializer Closes #956 [#947] Update error handling in Zatoshi (#996) - Zatoshi's errors converted to ZcashError [#927] Update error handling in UTXOFetcher (#997) - UTXOFetcher resolved Use let instead of var where applicable In the SDK `var` was used on places where `let` would be sufficient. And default strategy in Swift should use use `let` until mutability is required. So all these places are changed. No logic is changed. [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor - CompactBlockProcessor's errors refactored to ZcashError [#933] Update error handling in CompactBlockProcessor #999 - comments addressed [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer - SDKSynchronizer's errors refactored to ZcashError [#951] Update error handling in SDKSynchronizer (#1002) - comments resolved Make DerivationTool constructor public DerivationTool.init should be public. This was removed by accident when adopting async. [#361] Add changelog
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do {
if let tAddress = address {
let allTxs: [UTXO] = try dbProvider.connection()
.prepare(table.filter(TableColumns.address == tAddress))
.map { row in
do {
return try row.decode()
} catch {
throw ZcashError.unspentTransactionOutputDAOGetAllCantDecode(error)
}
}
return allTxs
} else {
let allTxs: [UTXO] = try dbProvider.connection()
.prepare(table)
.map { row in
try row.decode()
}
return allTxs
}
} catch {
if let error = error as? ZcashError {
throw error
} else {
throw ZcashError.unspentTransactionOutputDAOGetAll(error)
}
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}
}
}
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enum UTXORepositoryBuilder {
static func build(initializer: Initializer) -> UnspentTransactionOutputRepository {
return UnspentTransactionOutputSQLDAO(dbProvider: SimpleConnectionProvider(path: initializer.dataDbURL.path))
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}
}