Batch Call snd Send Transactions
When we need to query many pieces of information or send many transactions, we may need to send many requests to the RPC server, and it may cause request limitation and low efficiency. So we provided batch methods for you to send a batch request at one time to avoid this case and improve efficiency.
Please see example from example_bulk
Batch query information
New
BulkCallerBulkCaller.Cfx().XXX(XXX means RPC methods) to append request, and the returned result and error are pointers for saving results after requests are sent.Besides
Cfx, there are alsoDebug,Trace,Posmethods for acquiring RPC methods for the corresponding namespaceBulkCaller.Executeto send requests.The result and error pointer of step 2 are filled by request results
BulkCaller.Clearto clear request cache for new bulk call action.
gasPrice, gasPriceErr := bulkCaller.Cfx().GetGasPrice()
nonce, nonceErr := bulkCaller.Cfx().GetNextNonce(<addresses>)
err = bulkCaller.Execute()
if err != nil {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("%+v", err))
}
// *gasPriceErr means query `GetGasPrice` failed
if *gasPriceErr != nil{
// handle error
}
// *nonceErr means query `GetNextNonce` failed
if *nonceErr != nil{
// handle error
}
// gasPrice and nonce are queried result
fmt.Printf("gasPrice %v", gasPrice)
fmt.Printf("nonce %v", nonce)Batch call contract
New
BulkCallerUse
abigento generate contract bindingThere is a struct called
XXXBulkCaller(XXX means your contract name) for bulk call contract methodsXXXBulkCaller.YourContractMethodto append request to its first parameter which isBulkCallerinstance created in step 1, and the returned result and error arepointersr for saving results after requests be sent.BulkCaller.Executeto send requests.The result and error pointer of step 4 are filled by request results
BulkCaller.Clearto clear request cache for new bulk call contract action.
It's ok to batch call normal RPC methods and contract calls by BulkCaller.
balance0, balance0Err := mTokenBulkCaller.BalanceOf(*bulkCaller, nil, <address0>)
balance1, balance1Err := mTokenBulkCaller.BalanceOf(*bulkCaller, nil, <address1>)
err = bulkCaller.Execute()
if err != nil {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("%+v", err))
}
// *balance0Err means query `BalanceOf` failed
if *balance0Err != nil{
// handle error
}
...
// balance0 and balance1 are queried result
fmt.Printf("balance0 %v", balance0)Batch send transaction
New
BulkSenderBulkSender.AppendTransactionto append an unsigned transactionBulkSender.SignAndSendto send requests. The transaction hashes and errors will be returned. All of them are slice with the same length of appended transactions.BulkSender.Clearto clear request cache for new bulk send action.
bulkSender.
AppendTransaction(newTx(&froms[0], &tos[0], types.NewBigInt(100))).
AppendTransaction(newTx(&froms[1], &tos[1], types.NewBigInt(200), types.NewBigInt(3)))
if err := bulkSender.PopulateTransactions(); err != nil {
// handle error
}
hashes, errors, err := bulkSender.SignAndSend()
if err != nil {
// handle error
}
for i := 0; i < len(hashes); i++ {
if errors[i] != nil {
fmt.Printf("sign and send the %vth tx error %v\n", i, errors[i])
} else {
fmt.Printf("the %vth tx hash %v\n", i, hashes[i])
}
}Batch send contract transaction
Use
abigento generate contract bindingThere is a struct called
XXXBulkTransactor(XXX means your contract name) for bulk send contract transactionsBulkSender.SignAndSendto send requests. The transaction hashes and errors will be returned. All of them are slice with the same length of appended transactions.BulkSender.Clearto clear request cache for new bulk send action.
bulkSender.
AppendTransaction(mTokenBulkSender.Transfer(nil, tos[1].MustGetCommonAddress(), big.NewIn(1))).
AppendTransaction(mTokenBulkSender.Transfer(nil, tos[2].MustGetCommonAddress(), big.NewIn(2))).
if err := bulkSender.PopulateTransactions(); err != nil {
// handle error
}
hashes, errors, err := bulkSender.SignAndSend()
if err != nil {
// handle error
}
for i := 0; i < len(hashes); i++ {
if errors[i] != nil {
fmt.Printf("sign and send the %vth tx error %v\n", i, errors[i])
} else {
fmt.Printf("the %vth tx hash %v\n", i, hashes[i])
}
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