/* This makes sure to call functions on the node which only return cached
data. This ensures it returns promptly, and doesn't hang waiting for a
response when the node is having issues. */
void status(CryptoNote::INode &node, CryptoNote::WalletGreen &wallet)
{
uint32_t localHeight = node.getLastLocalBlockHeight();
uint32_t remoteHeight = node.getLastKnownBlockHeight();
uint32_t walletHeight = wallet.getBlockCount() - 1;
/* Print the heights of local, remote, and wallet */
printHeights(localHeight, remoteHeight, walletHeight);
std::cout << std::endl;
/* Print the network and wallet sync status in percentage */
printSyncStatus(localHeight, remoteHeight, walletHeight);
std::cout << std::endl;
/* Print the network hashrate, based on the last local block */
printHashrate(node.getLastLocalBlockHeaderInfo().difficulty);
/* Print the amount of peers we have */
printPeerCount(node.getPeerCount());
std::cout << std::endl;
/* Print a summary of the sync status */
printSyncSummary(localHeight, remoteHeight, walletHeight);
}
bool BaseFunctionalTests::waitForPeerCount(CryptoNote::INode& node, size_t expectedPeerCount) {
PeerCountWaiter peerCountWaiter(m_dispatcher);
node.addObserver(&peerCountWaiter);
if (node.getPeerCount() != expectedPeerCount) {
peerCountWaiter.wait(expectedPeerCount);
}
node.removeObserver(&peerCountWaiter);
// TODO workaround: make sure ObserverManager doesn't have local pointers to peerCountWaiter, so it can be destroyed
std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(100));
// Run all spawned handlers from PeerCountWaiter::peerCountUpdated
m_dispatcher.yield();
return !peerCountWaiter.m_timedout;
}
