decache

func Decache ¶

func Decache(conn *rpc.Connection, locs []cache.Locator, showProgress bool, cT walk.CacheType) (string, error)

func LocationsFromAddressAndAppearances ¶

func LocationsFromAddressAndAppearances(address base.Address, apps []types.Appearance, cT walk.CacheType) ([]cache.Locator, error)

func LocationsFromAddressAndEncodings ¶

func LocationsFromAddressAndEncodings(conn *rpc.Connection, address base.Address, encoding string, ids []identifiers.Identifier) ([]cache.Locator, error)

func LocationsFromBlocks ¶

func LocationsFromBlocks(conn *rpc.Connection, ids []identifiers.Identifier) ([]cache.Locator, error)

func LocationsFromLogs ¶

func LocationsFromLogs(conn *rpc.Connection, ids []identifiers.Identifier) ([]cache.Locator, error)

func LocationsFromState ¶

func LocationsFromState(conn *rpc.Connection, address base.Address, ids []identifiers.Identifier) ([]cache.Locator, error)

func LocationsFromTokens ¶ added in v6.6.5

func LocationsFromTokens(conn *rpc.Connection, addresses []string, ids []identifiers.Identifier, includeApprovals bool) ([]cache.Locator, error)

LocationsFromTokens is kept for backward compatibility but now uses pattern-based approach

func LocationsFromTokensByPattern ¶ added in v6.6.5

func LocationsFromTokensByPattern(conn *rpc.Connection, addresses []string, scanMode string) ([]cache.Locator, error)

LocationsFromTokensByPattern finds and generates cache locations for token balance and approval caches by scanning cache directories for files matching the provided address patterns. This approach is more flexible than requiring exact cache keys.

For tokens cache: finds files where the holder address matches any provided address For approvals cache: finds files where the owner address matches any provided address

func LocationsFromTraces ¶

func LocationsFromTraces(conn *rpc.Connection, ids []identifiers.Identifier) ([]cache.Locator, error)

func LocationsFromTransactions ¶

func LocationsFromTransactions(conn *rpc.Connection, ids []identifiers.Identifier) ([]cache.Locator, error)