SnapshotMap
A SnapshotMap is a key-value store like Map. It's worth familiarizing yourself with the Map
type first, as everything we talked about there is applicable to SnapshotMap.
On top of that, SnapshotMap makes it a little simpler to maintain a history of values at various
block heights. This involves saving "checkpoints" at some points in time - just how that is done is
decided by the Strategy type passed to the SnapshotMap constructor.
Strategy
There are currently 3 built-in strategies, although in the future this might be open to extension.
EveryBlock- a checkpoint is (conceptually) added at the beginning of every block, and historical data is available for any heightNever- there's never a checkpoint saved, and theSnapshotMapis no different from a regularMapin terms of features. Any call tomay_load_at_heightwill returnStdError::NotFoundSelected- theadd_checkpointmethod has to be called manually to add a checkpoint at the given height. Keep in mind that when callingmay_load_at_heightlater, the height has to be the same as the one passed toadd_checkpoint. If you try to load a value at a height when no checkpoint was saved, the method will returnStdError::NotFound.
Usage examples
Maintaining price histories for various trading pairs
tip
The constructor of SnapshotMap takes 3 "namespace" arguments: the main namespace, similar to
the Map constructor and two additional unique namespaces, which are used to store the changelog metadata.
use cw_storage_plus::{SnapshotMap, Strategy};
let price: SnapshotMap<(&str, &str), Decimal> = SnapshotMap::new("p", "p1", "p2", Strategy::EveryBlock);
price
.save(&mut storage, ("OSMO", "ATOM"), &Decimal::percent(81), env.block.height)
.unwrap();
advance_height(&mut env, 50); // fast forward 50 blocks
price
.save(&mut storage, ("OSMO", "ATOM"), &Decimal::percent(92), env.block.height)
.unwrap();
// Before/at the first save, the price was unknown (uninitialized state)
assert_eq!(
price
.may_load_at_height(&storage, ("OSMO", "ATOM"), env.block.height - 60)
.unwrap(),
None
);
assert_eq!(
price
.may_load_at_height(&storage, ("OSMO", "ATOM"), env.block.height - 50)
.unwrap(),
None
);
// Before/at the current block, the price was 0.81
assert_eq!(
price
.may_load_at_height(&storage, ("OSMO", "ATOM"), env.block.height - 49)
.unwrap(),
Some(Decimal::percent(81))
);
assert_eq!(
price
.may_load_at_height(&storage, ("OSMO", "ATOM"), env.block.height)
.unwrap(),
Some(Decimal::percent(81))
);
// After the current block, the price will come up as 0.92
assert_eq!(
price
.may_load_at_height(&storage, ("OSMO", "ATOM"), env.block.height + 1)
.unwrap(),
Some(Decimal::percent(92))
);
assert_eq!(
price
.may_load_at_height(&storage, ("OSMO", "ATOM"), env.block.height + 50)
.unwrap(),
Some(Decimal::percent(92))
);