aergocli: added option to getpeer command #351
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cmd/aergocli/cmd/getpeers.go
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| usr, _ := user.Current() | ||
| dir := usr.HomeDir | ||
| aliasPath := filepath.Join(dir, AergoDir, NodeAliasFile) | ||
| // If the file doesn't exist, create it, or append to the file |
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Does it really create the file?
The code does not append to the file, it only reads from it
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It does not write file. The comment seems confusing. I meant that the user, who excutes aergocli, should create the aliasNames file and put to the right place - ~/.aergo/ by himself.
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I will correct the comment.
cmd/aergocli/cmd/getpeers.go
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| } else { | ||
| res := jsonrpc.ConvShortPeerList(msg) | ||
| cmd.Println(jsonrpc.MarshalJSON(res)) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| func showPrettyAndShort(cmd *cobra.Command, msg *types.PeerList) { |
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Why the name starts with "show"? What is this function showing?
"Pretty" and "short" are both adjectives. What is this function printing?
The name is not good
| @@ -65,12 +78,74 @@ func execGetPeers(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) { | |||
| // TODO show long fields | |||
| res := jsonrpc.ConvLongPeerList(msg) | |||
| cmd.Println(jsonrpc.MarshalJSON(res)) | |||
| } else if detailed == -2 { | |||
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Is not the command --detail=2? So why the negative value here?
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It just followed previous conventions, though that convention looks strange. this flag has 3 options; 1 or greater show most verbose informations about connected peers, 0 (default) shows slightly less that 1, and -1 shows compact form of informations that is far from detail. I meant -1 as another type of compact form.
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On the PR description you wrote --detail=2
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It was a typo, I fixed it just now.
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Show an example of output when using the above command |
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If you can execute aergocli, you can see what are different. {
"peers": [
"16*fJ2CVQ;13.209.29.176/7846;Agent;152880532",
"16*RAQy6C;172.18.0.2/7846;Watcher;152880513",
"16*cc71in;10.1.2.186/7846;Producer;152880534",
"16*Lh3yBS;172.18.0.2/7846;Watcher;152880533",
"16*JFhSbU;15.165.40.185/7846;Watcher;152880534",
"16*n2mfEc;10.1.2.223/7846;Producer;152880525",
"16*ryjide;10.1.2.223/17846;Producer;152880526",
"16*ApG3J2;172.18.0.2/7846;Watcher;152880513",
"16*1oHNUu;10.1.2.9/7846;Producer;152880533",
"16*PVzxQu;10.1.2.174/17846;Producer;152880534",
"16*G8c2cJ;10.1.2.174/7846;Producer;152880534",
"16*B6iVhd;54.180.209.184/7846;Agent;152880534",
"16*N4fvVG;10.1.2.9/17846;Producer;152880527"
]
}
```bash
aergocli -H mainnet-api.aergo.io getpeers --detail=-2
{
"peers": [
"AG03;16*fJ2CVQ; 13.209.29.176/ 7846; Agent; 152880557",
" ;16*RAQy6C; 172.18.0.2/ 7846; Watcher; 152880550",
"BP11;16*cc71in; 10.1.2.186/ 7846; Producer; 152880557",
" ;16*Lh3yBS; 172.18.0.2/ 7846; Watcher; 152880545",
" ;16*JFhSbU; 15.165.40.185/ 7846; Watcher; 152880557",
"BP03;16*n2mfEc; 10.1.2.223/ 7846; Producer; 152880549",
"BP04;16*ryjide; 10.1.2.223/17846; Producer; 152880551",
" ;16*ApG3J2; 172.18.0.2/ 7846; Watcher; 152880545",
"BP09;16*1oHNUu; 10.1.2.9/ 7846; Producer; 152880549",
"BP02;16*PVzxQu; 10.1.2.174/17846; Producer; 152880557",
"BP01;16*G8c2cJ; 10.1.2.174/ 7846; Producer; 152880557",
"AG02;16*B6iVhd; 54.180.209.184/ 7846; Agent; 152880557",
"BP10;16*N4fvVG; 10.1.2.9/17846; Producer; 152880557"
]
} |
- new option will show peers with fixed width size - it also can show alias name of node.
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--detail=-2