Implementation of the Light Client Verification Protocol.
Tested with Rust 1.44+, may work on older versions.
See documentation on crates.io.
The code below demonstrates the main use case for the Tendermint Light Client: syncing to the latest block, verifying it, and performing fork detection.
Please refer to the light_client example for fully working code.
```rust let primaryinstance: Instance = makeinstance(primary, primaryaddr, primarypath); let witnessinstance: Instance = makeinstance(witness, witnessaddr, witnesspath);
let mut peeraddr = HashMap::new(); peeraddr.insert(primary, primaryaddr); peeraddr.insert(witness, witness_addr);
let peerlist = PeerList::builder() .primary(primary, primaryinstance) .witness(witness, witness_instance) .build();
let mut supervisor = Supervisor::new( peerlist, ProdForkDetector::default(), ProdEvidenceReporter::new(peeraddr), );
let mut handle = supervisor.handle();
// Spawn the supervisor in its own thread. std::thread::spawn(|| supervisor.run());
loop { // Synchronously query the supervisor via a handle let block = handle.verifytohighest();
match block {
Ok(light_block) => {
println!("[info] synced to block {}", light_block.height());
}
Err(e) => {
println!("[error] sync failed: {}", e);
}
});
std::thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(800));
} ```
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