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Index

• func EncodeKey(key interface{}, typeName string) ([]byte, error)
• func NewDepositRepositoryImpl(store *badgerhold.Store) domain.DepositRepository
• func NewMarketRepositoryImpl(store, priceStore *badgerhold.Store) domain.MarketRepository
• func NewRepoManager(baseDbDir string, logger badger.Logger) (ports.RepoManager, error)
• func NewTradeRepositoryImpl(store *badgerhold.Store) domain.TradeRepository
• func NewWithdrawalRepositoryImpl(store *badgerhold.Store) domain.WithdrawalRepository

Functions

func EncodeKey

func EncodeKey(key interface{}, typeName string) ([]byte, error)

EncodeKey encodes key values with a type prefix which allows multiple different types to exist in the badger DB

func NewDepositRepositoryImpl

func NewDepositRepositoryImpl(
	store *badgerhold.Store,
) domain.DepositRepository

NewDepositRepositoryImpl initialize a badger implementation of the domain.StatsRepository

func NewMarketRepositoryImpl

func NewMarketRepositoryImpl(
	store, priceStore *badgerhold.Store,
) domain.MarketRepository

NewMarketRepositoryImpl initialize a badger implementation of the domain.MarketRepository

func NewRepoManager

func NewRepoManager(baseDbDir string, logger badger.Logger) (ports.RepoManager, error)

NewRepoManager opens (or creates if not exists) the badger store on disk. It expects a base data dir and an optional logger. It creates a dedicated directory for main and prices stores, while the unspent repository lives in memory.

func NewTradeRepositoryImpl

func NewTradeRepositoryImpl(store *badgerhold.Store) domain.TradeRepository

func NewWithdrawalRepositoryImpl

func NewWithdrawalRepositoryImpl(
	store *badgerhold.Store,
) domain.WithdrawalRepository

NewWithdrawalRepositoryImpl is the factory for a badger implementation of domain.WithdrawalRepository