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node/vms/xvm/static_client.go
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// Copyright (C) 2019-2025, Lux Industries Inc. All rights reserved.
// See the file LICENSE for licensing terms.
package xvm
import (
"context"
"github.com/luxfi/rpc"
)
var _ StaticClient = (*staticClient)(nil)
// StaticClient for interacting with the XVM static api
type StaticClient interface {
BuildGenesis(ctx context.Context, args *BuildGenesisArgs, options ...rpc.Option) (*BuildGenesisReply, error)
}
// staticClient is an implementation of an XVM client for interacting with the
// xvm static api
type staticClient struct {
requester rpc.EndpointRequester
}
// NewClient returns an XVM client for interacting with the xvm static api
func NewStaticClient(uri string) StaticClient {
return &staticClient{requester: rpc.NewEndpointRequester(
uri + "/v1/vm/xvm",
)}
}
func (c *staticClient) BuildGenesis(ctx context.Context, args *BuildGenesisArgs, options ...rpc.Option) (resp *BuildGenesisReply, err error) {
resp = &BuildGenesisReply{}
err = c.requester.SendRequest(ctx, "xvm.buildGenesis", args, resp, options...)
return resp, err
}