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The module defines structures for the Mappable
tables.
Each table may have its blueprint that defines how it works with the storage.
The table may have a plain blueprint that simply works in CRUD mode, or it may be an SMT-based
blueprint that maintains a valid Merkle tree over the storage entries.
Modules§
- The module defines the
Merklized
blueprint for the storage. TheMerklized
blueprint implements the binary merkle tree on top of the storage for all entries. - This module implements the plain blueprint for the storage. The plain blueprint is the simplest one. It doesn’t maintain any additional data structures and doesn’t provide any additional functionality. It is just a key-value store that encodes/decodes the key and value and puts/takes them into/from the storage.
- The module defines the
Sparse
blueprint for the storage. TheSparse
blueprint implements the sparse merkle tree on top of the storage. It is like aPlain
blueprint that builds the sparse merkle tree parallel to the normal storage and maintains it.
Traits§
- This trait allows defining the agnostic implementation for all storage traits(
StorageInspect,
StorageMutate,
etc) while the main logic is hidden inside the blueprint. It allows quickly adding support for new structures only by implementing the trait and reusing the existing infrastructure in other places. It allows changing the blueprint on the fly in the definition of the table without affecting other areas of the codebase. - It is an extension of the
BlueprintInspect
that allows mutating the storage. - It is an extension of the blueprint that allows supporting batch operations. Usually, they are more performant than initializing/inserting/removing values one by one.
- It is an extension of the blueprint that supporting creation of the Merkle tree over the storage.