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* Move `MockedClientHandle` to `peer` module It's more closely related to a `Client` than the `PeerSet`, and this prepares it to be used by other tests. * Rename `MockedClientHandle` to `ClientTestHarness` Reduce confusion, and clarify that the client is not mocked. Co-authored-by: teor <teor@riseup.net> * Add clarification to `mock_peers` documentation Explicitly say how the generated data is returned. * Rename method to `wants_connection_heartbeats` The `Client` service only represents one direction of a connection, so `is_connected` is not the exact term. Co-authored-by: teor <teor@riseup.net> * Mock `Client` instead of `LoadTrackedClient` Move where the conversion from mocked `Client` to mocked `LoadTrackedClient` in order to make the test helper more easily used by other tests. * Use `ClientTestHarness` in `initialize` tests Replace the boilerplate code to create a fake `Client` instance with usages of the `ClientTestHarness` constructor. * Allow receiving requests from `Client` instance Create a helper type to wrap the result, to make it easier to assert on specific events after trying to receive a request. * Allow inspecting the current error in the slot Share the `ErrorSlot` between the `Client` and the handle, so that the handle can be used to inspect the contents of the `ErrorSlot`. * Allow placing an error into the `ErrorSlot` Assuming it is initially empty. If it already has an error, the code will panic. * Allow gracefully closing the request receiver Close the endpoint with the appropriate call to the `close()` method. * Allow dropping the request receiver endpoint Forcefully closes the endpoint. * Rename field to `client_request_receiver` Also rename the related methods to include `outbound_client_request_receiver` to make it more precise. Co-authored-by: teor <teor@riseup.net> * Allow dropping the heartbeat shutdown receiver Allows the `Client` to detect that the channel has been closed. * Rename fn. to `drop_heartbeat_shutdown_receiver` Make it clear that it affects the heartbeat task. Co-authored-by: teor <teor@riseup.net> * Move `NowOrLater` into a new `now-or-later` crate Make it easily accessible to other crates. * Add `IsReady` extension trait for `Service` Simplifies checking if a service is immediately ready to be called. * Add extension method to check for readiness error Checks if the `Service` isn't immediately ready because a call to `ready` immediately returns an error. * Rename method to `is_failed` Avoid negated method names. Co-authored-by: teor <teor@riseup.net> * Add a `IsReady::is_pending` extension method Checks if a `Service` is not ready to be called. * Use `ClientTestHarness` in `Client` test vectors Reduce repeated code and try to improve readability. * Create a new `ClientTestHarnessBuilder` type A builder to create test `Client` instances using mock data which can be tracked and manipulated through a `ClientTestHarness`. * Allow configuring the `Client`'s mocked version Add a `with_version` builder method. * Use `ClientTestHarnessBuilder` in `PeerVersions` Use the builder to set the peer version, so that the `version` parameter can be removed from the constructor later. * Use a default mock version where possible Reduce noise when setting up the harness for tests that don't really care about the remote peer version. * Remove `Version` parameter from the `build` method The `with_version` builder method should be used instead. * Fix some typos and outdated info in the release checklist * Add extra client tests for zero and multiple readiness checks (#3273) And document existing tests. * Replace `NowOrLater` with `futures::poll!` (#3272) * Replace NowOrLater with the futures::poll! macro in zebrad * Replace NowOrLater with the futures::poll! macro in zebra-test * Remove the now-or-later crate * remove unused imports * rustfmt Co-authored-by: teor <teor@riseup.net> Co-authored-by: Alfredo Garcia <oxarbitrage@gmail.com> |
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README.md
Zebrad
Zebrad is an application.
Getting Started
This application is authored using Abscissa, a Rust application framework.
For more information, see: