net/bitcoin_config

[antiyro]

Description:

Develop a configuration structure for Bitcoin in a manner analogous to Ethereum's configuration in config.rs. This structure will facilitate the connection and interaction with a Bitcoin node.

Tasks:

1. Define Default Constants:

   • Bitcoin Node RPC Endpoint:

     • Create a constant similar to DEFAULT_ETHEREUM_NODE for Bitcoin. This will be the default RPC endpoint for a Bitcoin node.
     • Example: DEFAULT_BITCOIN_NODE: &str = "127.0.0.1:8332"; (This is a common default for Bitcoin Core's RPC server)

   • Bitcoin Network Type:

     • Define a constant specifying the default Bitcoin network type (mainnet, testnet, regtest).
     • Example: DEFAULT_BITCOIN_NETWORK: &str = "testnet";

   • Other Constants:

     • Depending on the Bitcoin-da functionalities you wish to integrate, you might need additional default constants. These could be related to fee rates, confirmation targets, etc.

2. Create BitcoinConfig Struct:

   • Fields:

     • rpc_provider: RPC endpoint for the Bitcoin node.
     • network_type: Specifies which Bitcoin network to connect to (mainnet, testnet, regtest).
     • Additional fields can be added based on specific requirements, such as wallet addresses or authentication credentials for the RPC server.

   • Deserialization:

     • Use the serde crate to enable easy deserialization from configuration files, as done in the Ethereum configuration.

   • Example Structure:

     #[derive(Clone, PartialEq, Deserialize, Debug)]
     pub struct BitcoinConfig {
     #[serde(default = "default_rpc")]
     pub rpc_provider: String,
     #[serde(default = "default_network_type")]
     pub network_type: String,
     // Add other fields as required
     }

3. Implement Default Methods for Configuration:

   • Default RPC Endpoint:

     • Create a method to provide a default RPC endpoint for Bitcoin, referencing the DEFAULT_BITCOIN_NODE constant.

   • Default Network Type:

     • Implement a method to provide a default network type, referencing the DEFAULT_BITCOIN_NETWORK constant.

   • Loading Configuration from File:

     • Adapt the try_from_file method from EthereumConfig to work for BitcoinConfig. This will allow loading of configurations from a specified file.

   • Complete Default Implementation:

     • Implement the Default trait for BitcoinConfig to provide default values for each field.

   • Example Methods:

     
     fn default_rpc() -> String {
     DEFAULT_BITCOIN_NODE.to_string()
     }

   fn default_network_type() -> String { DEFAULT_BITCOIN_NETWORK.to_string() }

[axelizsak]

Can I take this one @antiyro ?

[0xEniotna]

params required are those from bitcoin-da config: host: String, user: String, pass: String,

• da mode
• probably later (once we figure out) wallet stuff

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