godprotocol 1.0.754 → 1.0.762

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  1. package/Objects/Explorer.js +3 -0
  2. package/Objects/Virtual_machine.js +15 -0
  3. package/package.json +7 -1
  4. package/readme.md +133 -0
package/Objects/Explorer.js CHANGED
@@ -4,6 +4,9 @@ class Explorer {
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  chain_props = ["blocks"];
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  explore = (query) => {
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+ if (!query) return;
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+
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+ if (query.startsWith("{")) query = query.slice(1, -1);
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  query = query.split(":");
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  query[0] = query[0].split(".");
package/Objects/Virtual_machine.js CHANGED
@@ -53,6 +53,17 @@ class Virtual_machine extends Opcodes {
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  return arg;
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  };
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+ run_block = () => {
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+ if (!this.running) return;
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+
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+ let context = this.get_context();
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+ let instructions = [];
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+ for (let b = 0; b < context.blocks.length; b++) {
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+ let blk = context.blocks[b];
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+ // let last_ blk.data.slice(-1)[0]
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+ }
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+ };
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  execute = (instruction, track) => {
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  this.track = track;
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  chain = context.parent.add_chain(args);
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  this.contexts.push(chain);
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+ this.run_block();
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  chain.append_buffer();
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  break;
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  chain.append_buffer();
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  this.contexts.push(chain);
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+ this.run_block();
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  break;
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  case "listen":
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  break;
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  case "run":
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+ this.running = true;
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  this.account.run({ query: original_arg }, this.stdin);
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+ this.running = false;
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  break;
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  case "pop":
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  let blk;
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "godprotocol",
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- "version": "1.0.754",
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+ "version": "1.0.762",
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  "description": "A data mediator.",
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  "main": "Index.js",
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  "types": "index.d.ts",
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  },
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  "homepage": "https://github.com/immanuel-savvy/godprotocol#readme",
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  "keywords": [
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+ "web 4.0",
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+ "framework",
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+ "intelligence",
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+ "AR / VR",
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+ "modeling",
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+ "load sequence",
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  "blockchain",
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  "instruction",
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  "decentralisation",
package/readme.md ADDED
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+ # God Protocol
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+ ### A data mediator
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+ ## Installation
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+ ```
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+ npm install godprotocol --save
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+ ```
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+ ### Brief Description
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+ This package is developing a framework for the Web 4.0
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+ It is to help provide multiple compute instances for servers and also data flexibility and transactions.
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+ You can get overall comprehension in just 4 method calls.
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+ ## Create an Account
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+ Accounts comes with their own VM, thereby providing concurrency on processes being executed.
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+ ```js
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+ import { start } from "godprotocol";
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+ // Create an initial account
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+ let initiator = start(`public_key`, { private: true | false });
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+ // if private is set to `true`, communication to the account instance must be validated by sigining with the private key.
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+ // N.B your keypairs are generated offline.
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+ ```
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+ | `Parameters` | Type | Description |
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+ | ------------ | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `name` | string | Account names can be any valid variable string. Such as a Public Key |
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+ | `private` | object:boolean | default `false`, if set to true, then any payloads sent to the account must be signed using the private key belonging to the account `name` |
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+ ## Load Instructions
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+ The load method is the second in the pipeline,
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+ It is used to set your programs into the network web,
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+ where its data can continue to be accessed, and subsequent
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+ calls can be made on the loaded program.
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+ ### Usage
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+ ```js
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+ initiator.load(
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+ {
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+ instructions: ["link Account/initiator/Datatypes/Number", "write 7", "pop"],
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+ account: `public_key`,
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+ },
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+ cb
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+ );
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+ ```
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+ Type `method`
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+ | `Parameters` | Type | Destructure | Description |
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+ | ------------ | -------- | -------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `program` | object | `instructions` | An array of opcode-operands generated by the [`Loader Sequence`](https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app/loader_sequence) |
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+ | | | `account` | Account instance to load and execute the program in. |
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+ | `cb` | function | | A function that is called with the blocks mined during the execution. |
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+ ## Run Program
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+ The run is technically the second in the pipeline.
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+ ### Usage
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+ ```js
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+ initiator.run(
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+ {
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+ physical_address: "Account/initiator/Datatypes/Number", // This points to a chain
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+ query: { blocks: 0 }, // Basically saying, index 0 block in physical_address chain, run again its instructions.
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+ account: `public_key`,
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+ },
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+ cb
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+ );
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+ // N.B If query is missing, then VM starts execution from the block-index-0
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+ ```
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+ Type `method`
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+ | `Parameters` | Type | Destructure | Description |
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+ | ------------ | -------- | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `payload` | object | `physical_address` | [`Physical Addresses`](https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app/physical_address) are logical namespace locations of tokens. They are derived from the high-level representation of the program's instructions. |
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+ | | object | `query` | A valid blockweb explorer query, you can read the explorer documentation [here](https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app/explorer) |
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+ | | string | `account` | Account instance to execute the instructions in. |
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+ | `cb` | function | | A function that is called with the blocks mined during the execution. |
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+ ## Parse Result
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+ The parse is technically the third of the pipeline. It takes like parameters as the `run` method.
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+ ### Usage
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+ It is used to retrieve blocks and chains, and also extract their properties.
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+ ```js
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+ initiator.parse(
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+ {
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+ physical_address: "Account/initiator/Datatypes/Number", // This points to a chain
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+ query: { blocks: 0 }, // Basically saying, index 0 block in physical_address chain, retrieve it.
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+ account: `public_key`,
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+ },
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+ cb
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+ );
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+ // N.B If query isn't provided, then you parse the chain.
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+ ```
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+ Type `method`
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+ | `Parameters` | Type | Destructure | Description |
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+ | ------------ | -------- | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `payload` | object | `physical_address` | [`Physical Addresses`](https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app/physical_address) are logical namespace locations of tokens. They are derived from the high-level representation of the program's instructions. |
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+ | | object | `query` | A valid blockweb explorer query, you can read the explorer documentation [here](https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app/explorer) |
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+ | | string | `account` | Account instance to execute the instructions in. |
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+ | `cb` | function | | A function that is called with the blocks mined during the execution. |
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+ See the [package source](https://github.com/immanuel-savvy/godprotocol.git) for more details.
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+ [npm-url]: https://npmjs.org/package/godprotocol
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+ [downloads-url]: https://npmjs.org/package/godprotocol
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+ ## References
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+ The main website for communicating updates and tutorials about the platform.
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+ [https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app](https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app)
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+ Physical Address - Token logical address from an High-level construct. Find everything else to know about it in the links below.
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+ [https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app/physical_address](https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app/physical_address)
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+ Explorer - Every blockchain technology has an explorer, learn more about ours.
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+ [https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app/explorer](https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app/explorer)
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+ Loader Sequence - Instruction bits, the lowest granular layer where a user can outline the execution flow.
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+ [https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app/loader_sequence](https://godprotocol-web.vercel.app/loader_sequence)