11954082915

Committed 21 Nov 2024 01:20PM UTC coverage: 59.327% (+0.6%) from 58.776%

Build # 11954082915

Build Type

Pull #8754

github

Committed by

ViktorTigerstrom

Commit Message

itest: wrap deriveCustomScopeAccounts at 80 chars

This commit fixes that word wrapping for the deriveCustomScopeAccounts
function docs, and ensures that it wraps at 80 characters or less.

Pull Request Pull Request #8754: Add `Outbound` Remote Signer implementation

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/lnrpc/wtclientrpc/driver.go

package wtclientrpc

import (
        "errors"
        "fmt"

        "github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/lnrpc"
)

// getConfig is a helper method that will fetch the config for sub-server given
// the main config dispatcher method. If we're unable to find the config
// that is meant for us in the config dispatcher, then we'll exit with an
// error. If enforceDependencies is set to true, the function also verifies that
// the dependencies in the config are properly set.
func getConfig(configRegistry lnrpc.SubServerConfigDispatcher,
        enforceDependencies bool) (*Config, error) {

        // We'll attempt to look up the config that we expect, according to our
        // subServerName name. If we can't find this, then we'll exit with an
        // error, as we're unable to properly initialize ourselves without this
        // config.
        subServerConf, ok := configRegistry.FetchConfig(subServerName)
        if !ok {
                return nil, fmt.Errorf("unable to find config for subserver "+
                        "type %s", subServerName)
        }

        // Now that we've found an object mapping to our service name, we'll
        // ensure that it's the type we need.
        config, ok := subServerConf.(*Config)
        if !ok {
                return nil, fmt.Errorf("wrong type of config for subserver "+
                        "%s, expected %T got %T", subServerName, &Config{},
                        subServerConf)
        }

        if enforceDependencies {
                if err := verifyDependencies(config); err != nil {
                        return nil, err
                }
        }

        return config, nil
}

// verifyDependencies ensures that the dependencies in the config are properly
// set.
func verifyDependencies(config *Config) error {
        // Before we try to make the new service instance, we'll perform
        // some sanity checks on the arguments to ensure that they're usable.
        switch {
        case config.Resolver == nil:
                return errors.New("a lncfg.TCPResolver is required")
        }

        return nil
}

func init() {
        subServer := &lnrpc.SubServerDriver{
                SubServerName: subServerName,
                NewGrpcHandler: func() lnrpc.GrpcHandler {
                        return &ServerShell{}
                },
        }

        // If the build tag is active, then we'll register ourselves as a
        // sub-RPC server within the global lnrpc package namespace.
        if err := lnrpc.RegisterSubServer(subServer); err != nil {
                panic(fmt.Sprintf("failed to register sub server driver "+
                        "'%s': %v", subServerName, err))
        }
}

1	package wtclientrpc
2
3	import (
4	"errors"
5	"fmt"
6
7	"github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/lnrpc"
8	)
9
10	// getConfig is a helper method that will fetch the config for sub-server given
11	// the main config dispatcher method. If we're unable to find the config
12	// that is meant for us in the config dispatcher, then we'll exit with an
13	// error. If enforceDependencies is set to true, the function also verifies that
14	// the dependencies in the config are properly set.
15	func getConfig(configRegistry lnrpc.SubServerConfigDispatcher,
16	enforceDependencies bool) (*Config, error) {	4✔
17		4✔
18	// We'll attempt to look up the config that we expect, according to our	4✔
19	// subServerName name. If we can't find this, then we'll exit with an	4✔
20	// error, as we're unable to properly initialize ourselves without this	4✔
21	// config.	4✔
22	subServerConf, ok := configRegistry.FetchConfig(subServerName)	4✔
23	if !ok {	4✔
NEW 24	return nil, fmt.Errorf("unable to find config for subserver "+	×
NEW 25	"type %s", subServerName)	×
UNCOV 26	}	×
27
28	// Now that we've found an object mapping to our service name, we'll
29	// ensure that it's the type we need.
30	config, ok := subServerConf.(*Config)	4✔
31	if !ok {	4✔
NEW 32	return nil, fmt.Errorf("wrong type of config for subserver "+	×
NEW 33	"%s, expected %T got %T", subServerName, &Config{},	×
NEW 34	subServerConf)	×
UNCOV 35	}	×
36
37	if enforceDependencies {	8✔
38	if err := verifyDependencies(config); err != nil {	4✔
NEW 39	return nil, err	×
NEW 40	}	×
41	}
42
43	return config, nil	4✔
44	}
45
46	// verifyDependencies ensures that the dependencies in the config are properly
47	// set.
48	func verifyDependencies(config *Config) error {	4✔
49	// Before we try to make the new service instance, we'll perform	4✔
50	// some sanity checks on the arguments to ensure that they're usable.	4✔
51	switch {	4✔
52	case config.Resolver == nil:	×
NEW 53	return errors.New("a lncfg.TCPResolver is required")	×
54	}
55
56	return nil	4✔
57	}
58
59	func init() {	4✔
60	subServer := &lnrpc.SubServerDriver{	4✔
61	SubServerName: subServerName,	4✔
62	NewGrpcHandler: func() lnrpc.GrpcHandler {	8✔
63	return &ServerShell{}	4✔
64	},	4✔
65	}
66
67	// If the build tag is active, then we'll register ourselves as a
68	// sub-RPC server within the global lnrpc package namespace.
69	if err := lnrpc.RegisterSubServer(subServer); err != nil {	4✔
70	panic(fmt.Sprintf("failed to register sub server driver "+	×
71	"'%s': %v", subServerName, err))	×
72	}
73	}

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