How to use the iroha-helpers/lib/queries.default function in iroha-helpers

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github hyperledger / caliper / packages / caliper-iroha / lib / iroha.js View on Github external

'use strict';

const fs = require('fs');
const grpc = require('grpc');

const IrohaService_v1Client = require('iroha-helpers/lib/proto/endpoint_grpc_pb');
const CommandService_v1Client = IrohaService_v1Client.CommandService_v1Client;
const QueryService_v1Client = IrohaService_v1Client.QueryService_v1Client;

const generateKeypair = require('iroha-helpers/lib/cryptoHelper.js').default;

const {BlockchainInterface, CaliperUtils, TxStatus} = require('@hyperledger/caliper-core');
const logger = CaliperUtils.getLogger('iroha.js');

const irohaQueries = require('iroha-helpers/lib/queries').default;
const irohaUtil = require('iroha-helpers/lib/util.js');
const txHelper = require('iroha-helpers/lib/txHelper.js').default;
const TxStatusLib = require('iroha-helpers/lib/proto/endpoint_pb.js').TxStatus;
const TxStatusRequest = require('iroha-helpers/lib/proto/endpoint_pb.js').TxStatusRequest;


/**
 * Create Iroha transactions and send them to a node.
 * @param {Array} txs txToSends
 * @param {Object} txClient - transaction client
 * @param {timeoutLimit} timeoutLimit timeout
 * @returns {Array} hashes
 */
async function sendTransactions(txs, txClient, timeoutLimit){
    try{
        const hashes = txs.map(x => txHelper.hash(x));