fix(_hydrateUtxo): Adding user-configurable artifical delay

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Chris Troutner
2021-03-01 06:55:35 -08:00
parent b7ab02c0ed
commit f729918385
2 changed files with 77 additions and 8 deletions
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@@ -5,10 +5,8 @@ const axios = require('axios')
const slpParser = require('slp-parser')
const BigNumber = require('bignumber.js')
// const Script = require("../script")
// const scriptLib = new Script()
// const BigNumber = require("bignumber.js")
// Local libraries
const Util = require('../util')
let _this
@@ -39,6 +37,8 @@ class Utils {
_this = this
this.whitelist = []
this.util = new Util(config)
}
/**
@@ -1049,14 +1049,18 @@ class Utils {
* that txid and validity has not been confirmed, or a 429 rate-limit error
* was enountered during the processing of the request.
*
* An optional second input object, `usrObj`, allows the user to inject an
* artifical delay while processing UTXOs. If `usrObj.utxoDelay` is set to
* a number, the call will delay by that number of milliseconds between
* processing UTXOs.
*
* This is an API-heavy call. If you get a lot of `null` values, then slow down
* the calls by adding artifical delays, or request info on fewer UTXOs at a
* the calls by using the usrObj.utxoDelay property, or request info on fewer
* UTXOs at a
* time. `null` indicates that the UTXO can *not* be safely spent, because
* a judgement as to weather it is a token UTXO has not been made. Spending it
* could burn tokens. It's safest to ignore UTXOs with a value of `null`.
*
* A second, optional input, `usrObj`, is used by bch-api for managing rate
* limits. It can be safely ignored when writing apps using this call.
*
* @apiExample Example usage:
*
@@ -1064,7 +1068,8 @@ class Utils {
* try {
* const utxos = await bchjs.Electrumx.utxo(`bitcoincash:qpcqs0n5xap26un2828n55gan2ylj7wavvzeuwdx05`)
*
* const utxoInfo = await bchjs.SLP.Utils.tokenUtxoDetails(utxos)
* // Delay 100mS between processing UTXOs, to prevent rate-limit errors.
* const utxoInfo = await bchjs.SLP.Utils.tokenUtxoDetails(utxos, { utxoDelay: 100 })
*
* console.log(`utxoInfo: ${JSON.stringify(utxoInfo, null, 2)}`)
* } catch (error) {
@@ -1266,6 +1271,9 @@ class Utils {
// transaction. However, that is a rare occurence since the cache of
// decodeOpReturn() will minimize API calls for this case. This behavior
// could be changed, but right now it's a corner case of a corner case.
//
// If the usrObj has a utxoDelay property, then it will delay the loop for
// each UTXO by that many milliseconds.
async _hydrateUtxo (utxos, usrObj = null) {
try {
const decodeOpReturnCache = {}
@@ -1279,6 +1287,12 @@ class Utils {
for (let i = 0; i < utxos.length; i++) {
const utxo = utxos[i]
// If the user passes in a delay, then wait.
if (usrObj && usrObj.utxoDelay && !isNaN(Number(usrObj.utxoDelay))) {
const delayMs = Number(usrObj.utxoDelay)
await this.util.sleep(delayMs)
}
// Get raw transaction data from the full node and attempt to decode
// the OP_RETURN data.
// If there is no OP_RETURN, mark the UTXO as false.
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@@ -775,6 +775,61 @@ describe('#SLP Utils', () => {
assert.include(err.response.data.error, 'Too many requests')
}
})
it('should add delay if delay is specified', async () => {
// Mock the call to REST API
// Stub the calls to decodeOpReturn.
sandbox
.stub(uut.Utils, 'decodeOpReturn')
.onCall(0)
.resolves({
tokenType: 1,
txType: 'SEND',
tokenId:
'497291b8a1dfe69c8daea50677a3d31a5ef0e9484d8bebb610dac64bbc202fb7',
amounts: ['200000000', '99887500000000']
})
.onCall(1)
.resolves({
tokenType: 1,
txType: 'GENESIS',
ticker: 'TOK-CH',
name: 'TokyoCash',
tokenId:
'497291b8a1dfe69c8daea50677a3d31a5ef0e9484d8bebb610dac64bbc202fb7',
documentUri: '',
documentHash: '',
decimals: 8,
mintBatonVout: 0,
qty: '2100000000000000'
})
// sandbox.stub(uut.Utils, 'waterfallValidateTxid').resolves(true)
const utxos = [
{
txid:
'fde117b1f176b231e2fa9a6cb022e0f7c31c288221df6bcb05f8b7d040ca87cb',
vout: 1,
amount: 0.00000546,
satoshis: 546,
height: 596089,
confirmations: 748
}
]
const usrObj = {
utxoDelay: 100
}
await uut.Utils._hydrateUtxo(utxos, usrObj)
// console.log(`data: ${JSON.stringify(data, null, 2)}`)
// TODO: This test should realy assert that the test took at least 100mS
// to complete. However, as-is, it exercises the code path, so not
// throwing an error can be considered a pass.
assert.equal(true, true)
})
})
describe('#tokenUtxoDetails', () => {