package octez-protocol-alpha-libs

The type of desired delegate selection. For each level, and each round, one can provide a public key hash that would be the proposer. All non- specified level and rounds are not constrained.

Brute-force an initial seed nonce for the desired delegate selection. When found, the seed nonce is returned as a byte sequence of size 32. If no nonce is necessary to obtain the desired selection, None is returned (there won't be any brute-forcing then).

Note: When using this function in your tests, take care of saving the nonce once it is found locallty (in this case call check_seed_nonce to ensure it yields the desired selection) to avoid unnecessary computation (in particular this function should not be called in the CI).

• parameter show_progress

  if true, display a spinner and the number of iterations on the output (stderr) while brutefore is running.

• parameter random_seed

  initialize OCaml's random number generator with this seed (by default 0). This is useful to spawn multiple bruteforce in parallel or on multiple machines.

• parameter constants_overrides_json

  JSON representation of some constants that are to be overwritten for the in-memory context. The most useful change is to set the size of cycles (which directly impacts the attribution of rights) or the committee size with e.g.

  { "blocks_per_cycle" : 8, "consensus_committee_size" : 25 } 

• parameter bootstrap_accounts_json

  JSON representation of bootstrap accounts of the form:

  [ { "name" : "bootstrap1"
      "sk_uri": "unencrypted:edsk3gUfUPyBSfrS9CCgmCiQsTCHGkviBDusMxDJstFtojtc1zcpsh",
      "amount": "3000000000000" },
    ...]

• parameter parameters

  parameters of the protocol (optional).

• parameter selection

  is the desired delegate selection. See delegate_selection.

Check that an initial seed nonce yields to the desired delegate selection. See bruteforce for the arguments.