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import { Duration, DurationAmino, DurationSDKType } from "../../../google/protobuf/duration"; import { BinaryReader, BinaryWriter } from "../../../binary"; /** * EpochInfo is a struct that describes the data going into * a timer defined by the x/epochs module. */ export interface EpochInfo { /** identifier is a unique reference to this particular timer. */ identifier: string; /** * start_time is the time at which the timer first ever ticks. * If start_time is in the future, the epoch will not begin until the start * time. */ startTime: Date; /** * duration is the time in between epoch ticks. * In order for intended behavior to be met, duration should * be greater than the chains expected block time. * Duration must be non-zero. */ duration: Duration; /** * current_epoch is the current epoch number, or in other words, * how many times has the timer 'ticked'. * The first tick (current_epoch=1) is defined as * the first block whose blocktime is greater than the EpochInfo start_time. */ currentEpoch: bigint; /** * current_epoch_start_time describes the start time of the current timer * interval. The interval is (current_epoch_start_time, * current_epoch_start_time + duration] When the timer ticks, this is set to * current_epoch_start_time = last_epoch_start_time + duration only one timer * tick for a given identifier can occur per block. * * NOTE! The current_epoch_start_time may diverge significantly from the * wall-clock time the epoch began at. Wall-clock time of epoch start may be * >> current_epoch_start_time. Suppose current_epoch_start_time = 10, * duration = 5. Suppose the chain goes offline at t=14, and comes back online * at t=30, and produces blocks at every successive time. (t=31, 32, etc.) * * The t=30 block will start the epoch for (10, 15] * * The t=31 block will start the epoch for (15, 20] * * The t=32 block will start the epoch for (20, 25] * * The t=33 block will start the epoch for (25, 30] * * The t=34 block will start the epoch for (30, 35] * * The **t=36** block will start the epoch for (35, 40] */ currentEpochStartTime: Date; /** * epoch_counting_started is a boolean, that indicates whether this * epoch timer has began yet. */ epochCountingStarted: boolean; /** * current_epoch_start_height is the block height at which the current epoch * started. (The block height at which the timer last ticked) */ currentEpochStartHeight: bigint; } export interface EpochInfoProtoMsg { typeUrl: "/osmosis.epochs.v1beta1.EpochInfo"; value: Uint8Array; } /** * EpochInfo is a struct that describes the data going into * a timer defined by the x/epochs module. */ export interface EpochInfoAmino { /** identifier is a unique reference to this particular timer. */ identifier?: string; /** * start_time is the time at which the timer first ever ticks. * If start_time is in the future, the epoch will not begin until the start * time. */ start_time?: string; /** * duration is the time in between epoch ticks. * In order for intended behavior to be met, duration should * be greater than the chains expected block time. * Duration must be non-zero. */ duration?: DurationAmino; /** * current_epoch is the current epoch number, or in other words, * how many times has the timer 'ticked'. * The first tick (current_epoch=1) is defined as * the first block whose blocktime is greater than the EpochInfo start_time. */ current_epoch?: string; /** * current_epoch_start_time describes the start time of the current timer * interval. The interval is (current_epoch_start_time, * current_epoch_start_time + duration] When the timer ticks, this is set to * current_epoch_start_time = last_epoch_start_time + duration only one timer * tick for a given identifier can occur per block. * * NOTE! The current_epoch_start_time may diverge significantly from the * wall-clock time the epoch began at. Wall-clock time of epoch start may be * >> current_epoch_start_time. Suppose current_epoch_start_time = 10, * duration = 5. Suppose the chain goes offline at t=14, and comes back online * at t=30, and produces blocks at every successive time. (t=31, 32, etc.) * * The t=30 block will start the epoch for (10, 15] * * The t=31 block will start the epoch for (15, 20] * * The t=32 block will start the epoch for (20, 25] * * The t=33 block will start the epoch for (25, 30] * * The t=34 block will start the epoch for (30, 35] * * The **t=36** block will start the epoch for (35, 40] */ current_epoch_start_time?: string; /** * epoch_counting_started is a boolean, that indicates whether this * epoch timer has began yet. */ epoch_counting_started?: boolean; /** * current_epoch_start_height is the block height at which the current epoch * started. (The block height at which the timer last ticked) */ current_epoch_start_height?: string; } export interface EpochInfoAminoMsg { type: "osmosis/epochs/epoch-info"; value: EpochInfoAmino; } /** * EpochInfo is a struct that describes the data going into * a timer defined by the x/epochs module. */ export interface EpochInfoSDKType { identifier: string; start_time: Date; duration: DurationSDKType; current_epoch: bigint; current_epoch_start_time: Date; epoch_counting_started: boolean; current_epoch_start_height: bigint; } /** GenesisState defines the epochs module's genesis state. */ export interface GenesisState { epochs: EpochInfo[]; } export interface GenesisStateProtoMsg { typeUrl: "/osmosis.epochs.v1beta1.GenesisState"; value: Uint8Array; } /** GenesisState defines the epochs module's genesis state. */ export interface GenesisStateAmino { epochs?: EpochInfoAmino[]; } export interface GenesisStateAminoMsg { type: "osmosis/epochs/genesis-state"; value: GenesisStateAmino; } /** GenesisState defines the epochs module's genesis state. */ export interface GenesisStateSDKType { epochs: EpochInfoSDKType[]; } export declare const EpochInfo: { typeUrl: string; aminoType: string; is(o: any): o is EpochInfo; isSDK(o: any): o is EpochInfoSDKType; isAmino(o: any): o is EpochInfoAmino; encode(message: EpochInfo, writer?: BinaryWriter): BinaryWriter; decode(input: BinaryReader | Uint8Array, length?: number): EpochInfo; fromPartial(object: Partial<EpochInfo>): EpochInfo; fromAmino(object: EpochInfoAmino): EpochInfo; toAmino(message: EpochInfo): EpochInfoAmino; fromAminoMsg(object: EpochInfoAminoMsg): EpochInfo; toAminoMsg(message: EpochInfo): EpochInfoAminoMsg; fromProtoMsg(message: EpochInfoProtoMsg): EpochInfo; toProto(message: EpochInfo): Uint8Array; toProtoMsg(message: EpochInfo): EpochInfoProtoMsg; }; export declare const GenesisState: { typeUrl: string; aminoType: string; is(o: any): o is GenesisState; isSDK(o: any): o is GenesisStateSDKType; isAmino(o: any): o is GenesisStateAmino; encode(message: GenesisState, writer?: BinaryWriter): BinaryWriter; decode(input: BinaryReader | Uint8Array, length?: number): GenesisState; fromPartial(object: Partial<GenesisState>): GenesisState; fromAmino(object: GenesisStateAmino): GenesisState; toAmino(message: GenesisState): GenesisStateAmino; fromAminoMsg(object: GenesisStateAminoMsg): GenesisState; toAminoMsg(message: GenesisState): GenesisStateAminoMsg; fromProtoMsg(message: GenesisStateProtoMsg): GenesisState; toProto(message: GenesisState): Uint8Array; toProtoMsg(message: GenesisState): GenesisStateProtoMsg; };

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