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Package distribution provides operator set management and table data distribution for EigenLayer multichain operations. This package manages the mapping between operator sets and their corresponding table data and indices in Merkle trees.
Index ¶
- type Distribution
- func (d *Distribution) GetOperatorSets() []OperatorSet
- func (d *Distribution) GetOrderedOperatorSets() []OperatorSet
- func (d *Distribution) GetTableData(opset OperatorSet) ([]byte, bool)
- func (d *Distribution) GetTableIndex(opset OperatorSet) (uint64, bool)
- func (d *Distribution) SetOperatorSets(operatorSets []OperatorSet)
- func (d *Distribution) SetTableData(opset OperatorSet, data []byte) error
- type OperatorSet
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type Distribution ¶
type Distribution struct {
// TableIndices maps operator sets to their index positions in ordered structures
TableIndices map[OperatorSet]uint64
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Distribution manages the organization and storage of operator set data. It maintains both the ordering of operator sets (for Merkle tree construction) and the associated table data for each operator set.
func NewDistribution ¶
func NewDistribution() *Distribution
NewDistribution creates a new empty Distribution instance. The distribution is initialized with empty maps for both indices and data.
Returns:
- *Distribution: A new empty distribution instance
func NewDistributionWithOperatorSets ¶
func NewDistributionWithOperatorSets(operatorSets []OperatorSet) *Distribution
NewDistributionWithOperatorSets creates a new Distribution with pre-defined operator sets. The operator sets are assigned indices based on their order in the provided slice.
Parameters:
- operatorSets: A slice of operator sets to initialize the distribution
Returns:
- *Distribution: A new distribution instance with the operator sets configured
func (*Distribution) GetOperatorSets ¶
func (d *Distribution) GetOperatorSets() []OperatorSet
GetOperatorSets returns all operator sets in the distribution. This method returns operator sets in arbitrary order, suitable for iteration when order doesn't matter.
Returns:
- []OperatorSet: A slice of all operator sets in the distribution
func (*Distribution) GetOrderedOperatorSets ¶
func (d *Distribution) GetOrderedOperatorSets() []OperatorSet
GetOrderedOperatorSets returns operator sets in their index order. This method returns operator sets ordered by their assigned indices, which is important for maintaining consistent Merkle tree construction.
Returns:
- []OperatorSet: A slice of operator sets ordered by their indices
func (*Distribution) GetTableData ¶
func (d *Distribution) GetTableData(opset OperatorSet) ([]byte, bool)
GetTableData retrieves the stored table data for a given operator set.
Parameters:
- opset: The operator set to retrieve data for
Returns:
- []byte: The table data bytes for the operator set
- bool: True if data exists for the operator set, false otherwise
func (*Distribution) GetTableIndex ¶
func (d *Distribution) GetTableIndex(opset OperatorSet) (uint64, bool)
GetTableIndex retrieves the index position for a given operator set. This index is used for Merkle tree construction and proof generation.
Parameters:
- opset: The operator set to look up
Returns:
- uint64: The index position of the operator set
- bool: True if the operator set exists, false otherwise
func (*Distribution) SetOperatorSets ¶
func (d *Distribution) SetOperatorSets(operatorSets []OperatorSet)
SetOperatorSets assigns indices to the provided operator sets. Each operator set is assigned an index based on its position in the slice, which determines its position in Merkle tree structures.
Parameters:
- operatorSets: A slice of operator sets to assign indices to
func (*Distribution) SetTableData ¶
func (d *Distribution) SetTableData(opset OperatorSet, data []byte) error
SetTableData stores table data for a specific operator set. The operator set must already exist in the distribution before data can be set.
Parameters:
- opset: The operator set to store data for
- data: The table data bytes to store
Returns:
- error: An error if the operator set doesn't exist in the distribution
type OperatorSet ¶
type OperatorSet struct {
// Id is the unique identifier for the operator set
Id uint32
// Avs is the Ethereum address of the Actively Validated Service
Avs common.Address
}
OperatorSet represents a unique operator set in the EigenLayer ecosystem. It consists of an ID and the address of the associated AVS (Actively Validated Service).
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