go-sequencing defines a generic sequencing interface for modular blockchains
| Method | Params | Return |
|---|---|---|
SubmitRollupTransaction |
context.Context, rollupId RollupId, tx Tx |
error |
GetNextBatch |
context.Context, lastBatchHash Hash |
batch Batch, timestamp Time error |
VerifyBatch |
context.Context, batchHash Hash |
success bool, error |
Note: Batch is []Tx and Tx is []byte. Also Hash and RollupId are []byte.
The following implementations are available:
- centralized-sequencer implements a centralized sequencer that posts rollup transactions to Celestia DA.
- astria-sequencer implements a Astria sequencer middleware that connects to Astria shared sequencer.
In addition the following helper implementations are available:
- DummySequencer implements a Mock sequencer useful for testing.
- Proxy implements a proxy server that forwards requests to a gRPC server. The proxy client can be used directly to interact with the sequencer service.
# Generate protobuf files. Requires docker.
make proto-gen
# Lint protobuf files. Requires docker.
make proto-lint
# Run tests.
make test
# Run linters (requires golangci-lint, markdownlint, hadolint, and yamllint)
make lintIn this repo there is a mock local-sequencer server that implements the
go-sequencing interface. This server is useful for testing and development
purposes.
To run the mock local-sequencer server, run the following command:
make buildThis will build the local-sequencer binary. To run the server, run:
./build/local-sequencerYou will see an output like the following:
2024/11/13 10:56:01 Listening on: localhost:50051To run the mock local-sequencer server in Docker, run the following command:
make docker-buildThis will build a local-sequencer Docker image. To run the server, run:
docker run -p 50051:50051 --rm local-sequencerIn order to connect your rollup to your local sequencer, you need to pass in the rollup ID by using the following command:
docker run -p 50051:50051 --rm local-sequencer -listen-all -rollup-id=testingWe welcome your contributions! Everyone is welcome to contribute, whether it's in the form of code, documentation, bug reports, feature requests, or anything else.
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