const HotPocket = require("hotpocket-nodejs-contract"); const fs = require('fs'); const exectsFile = "exects.txt"; const maxFileRead = 3 * 1024 * 1024; function getFileData() { // Read entire file to memory (intentional). let data = fs.readFileSync("exects.txt").toString(); // Limit max file data returned. if (data.length > maxFileRead) { data = data.substring(data.length - maxFileRead); } return data; } // HP smart contract is defined as a function which takes HP ExecutionContext as an argument. // HP considers execution as complete, when this function completes and all the NPL message callbacks are complete. const echoContract = async (ctx) => { // We just save execution timestamp as an example state file change. if (!ctx.readonly) { fs.appendFileSync(exectsFile, "ts:" + ctx.timestamp + "\n"); const stats = fs.statSync(exectsFile); if (stats.size > 300 * 1024 * 1024) // If more than 300 MB, empty the file. fs.truncateSync(exectsFile); } // Collection of per-user promises to wait for. Each promise completes when inputs for that user is processed. const userHandlers = []; for (const user of ctx.users.list()) { // This user's hex pubkey can be accessed from 'user.pubKey' // For each user we add a promise to list of promises. userHandlers.push(new Promise(async (resolve) => { // The contract need to ensure that all outputs for a particular user is emitted // in deterministic order. Hence, we are processing all inputs for each user sequentially. for (const input of user.inputs) { const buf = await ctx.users.read(input); const msg = buf.toString(); const output = (msg == "ts") ? getFileData() : ("Echoing: " + msg); await user.send(output); } // The promise gets completed when all inputs for this user are processed. resolve(); })); } // Wait until all user promises are complete. await Promise.all(userHandlers); } const hpc = new HotPocket.Contract(); hpc.init(echoContract);