refactor: custom names for generic result types in Candid interface #105
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gregorydemay
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Thanks @rvanasa for the changes in the Candid file! This seems much cleaner to me!
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| request : (JsonRpcSource, text, nat64) -> (RequestResult); | ||
| requestCost : (JsonRpcSource, text, nat64) -> (RequestCostResult) query; |
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understanding questions: what are those 2 methods request and requestCost?
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request() is the generic JSON-RPC endpoint (to cover everything outside of the 6 Candid-RPC methods), and requestCost() calculates the number of cycles required for a given request. This is explained in more detail in the design document.
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Resolves #76.
CC @gregorydemay.