This is a minimal set of changes to make things work with the new types
in nim-eth - this is the minimal PR that merely resolves
incompatibilities while the full change set would include more cleanup
and migration.
* Support RPC API namespaces as cli parameter.
* Fluffy now uses rpcFlags on startup.
* Update testnet script to enable all RPC APIs.
* Update Fluffy book and move web3 call into eth calls.
* Enable state network by default. Create status log loop for state and beacon networks. Create status log loop for portal node. Implement stop functions.
* Use RPC batching to send offer requests and filter out duplicate offers.
* Lookup offers after gossip to check if gossip successful.
* Use multiple workers for gossiping offers.
* Update Fluffy state network logging.
* Use single RPC calls instead of batching.
* Update cli parameters.
* Fix bug in contract trie offer building.
* Create block offers queue and collect account preimages.
* Implement iterators to return account and storage proofs and bytecode from updatedCaches.
* Implement building offers from proofs.
* Refactor BlockDataRef type to only include required fields.
* Store block data in database.
* Improve state diff types.
* Implement start state backfill from specific block.
* Record last persisted block number in database.
* Persist account preimages in db.
* Apply state updates for DAO hard fork.
* Implement state gossip of block offers via portal JSON RPC.
* Started state bridge.
* Implement call to fetch stateDiffs using trace_replayBlockTransactions.
* Convert JSON responses to stateDiff types.
* State updates working for first few blocks.
* Correctly building state for first 200K blocks.
* Add storage of code and cleanup.
* Start state bridge refactor.
* More cleanup and fixes.
* Use RocksDb as backend for state.
* Implement transactions.
* Build RocksDb dependency when building fluffy tools.
* Move code to world state helper.
* Implement producer and consumer queue.
* Cleanup exceptions.
* Improve logging.
* Add update caches to DatabaseRef backends.
- Use --portal-rpc-url as url option to connect to Portal JSON-RPC
interface, just as --web3-url for EL JSON RPC interface.
- Improve logging to know beter which call on which JSON-RPC
interface fails
Jacek Sieka
web3-developer
Kim De Mey