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Walkthrough
The recent changes enhance the Flow JVM SDK's usability and documentation. Key updates include correcting badge URLs in the README.md, streamlining the FlowTestUtil for improved performance, and introducing the GetBlockAccessAPIConnector class along with its unit tests to facilitate robust interaction with the blockchain's access API. Additional features and tests in both Kotlin and Java ensure a clearer and more effective development experience.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
README.md |
Updated Maven Central and Sonatype OSS badge URLs to reflect the correct group ID. |
common/src/testFixtures/kotlin/... |
Removed unnecessary debug print statement in FlowTestUtil.kt to reduce log clutter. |
kotlin-example/src/main/kotlin/..., java-example/src/main/java/... |
Introduced GetBlockAccessAPIConnector classes for interacting with blockchain access API, with methods for fetching block data. |
kotlin-example/src/test/kotlin/..., java-example/src/test/java/... |
Added unit tests for the new connector classes, validating core functionalities in both Kotlin and Java. |
java-example/src/main/java/... |
Refactored AccessAPIConnector for improved transaction handling and introduced new methods. |
kotlin-example/src/main/kotlin/... |
Added sendSampleTransaction function to facilitate transaction sending on the Flow blockchain. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant GetBlockAccessAPIConnector
participant FlowAccessApi
User->>GetBlockAccessAPIConnector: Request latest sealed block
GetBlockAccessAPIConnector->>FlowAccessApi: Call getLatestBlock(isSealed=true)
FlowAccessApi-->>GetBlockAccessAPIConnector: Return latest block data
GetBlockAccessAPIConnector-->>User: Provide latest sealed block🐇 In the code, I hop and play,
Debug lines now tucked away!
With blocks to fetch, the API sings,
Updates here, oh what joy it brings!
Flow's path is clear as a sunny day! 🌼
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Description
Get blocks -Get the latest sealed block -Get the block by ID -Get the block by height
To-do: refactor get_blocks package name to not use underscores
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New Features
GetBlockAccessAPIConnectorclass to interact with the blockchain access API, enabling methods to retrieve block information.sendSampleTransactionfunction to theAccessAPIConnectorclass for creating and sending transactions on the Flow blockchain.Bug Fixes
Tests
GetBlockAccessAPIConnectorto ensure functionality for retrieving the latest sealed block, fetching blocks by ID, and fetching blocks by height.