Struct frame_benchmarking_cli::BenchmarkCmd[][src]

pub struct BenchmarkCmd {
Show fields pub pallet: Option<String>, pub extrinsic: Option<String>, pub steps: u32, pub lowest_range_values: Vec<u32>, pub highest_range_values: Vec<u32>, pub repeat: u32, pub external_repeat: u32, pub raw_data: bool, pub no_median_slopes: bool, pub no_min_squares: bool, pub output: Option<PathBuf>, pub header: Option<PathBuf>, pub template: Option<PathBuf>, pub output_analysis: Option<String>, pub heap_pages: Option<u64>, pub no_verify: bool, pub extra: bool, pub record_proof: bool, pub shared_params: SharedParams, pub execution: Option<ExecutionStrategy>, pub wasm_method: WasmExecutionMethod, pub database_cache_size: u32, pub list: bool,
}
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The benchmark command used to benchmark FRAME Pallets.

Fields

pallet: Option<String>

Select a FRAME Pallet to benchmark, or * for all (in which case extrinsic must be *).

extrinsic: Option<String>

Select an extrinsic inside the pallet to benchmark, or * for all.

steps: u32

Select how many samples we should take across the variable components.

lowest_range_values: Vec<u32>

Indicates lowest values for each of the component ranges.

highest_range_values: Vec<u32>

Indicates highest values for each of the component ranges.

repeat: u32

Select how many repetitions of this benchmark should run from within the wasm.

external_repeat: u32

Select how many repetitions of this benchmark should run from the client.

NOTE: Using this alone may give slower results, but will afford you maximum Wasm memory.

raw_data: bool

Print the raw results.

no_median_slopes: bool

Don’t print the median-slopes linear regression analysis.

no_min_squares: bool

Don’t print the min-squares linear regression analysis.

output: Option<PathBuf>

Output the benchmarks to a Rust file at the given path.

header: Option<PathBuf>

Add a header file to your outputted benchmarks

template: Option<PathBuf>

Path to Handlebars template file used for outputting benchmark results. (Optional)

output_analysis: Option<String>

Which analysis function to use when outputting benchmarks:

heap_pages: Option<u64>

Set the heap pages while running benchmarks. If not set, the default value from the client is used.

no_verify: bool

Disable verification logic when running benchmarks.

extra: bool

Display and run extra benchmarks that would otherwise not be needed for weight construction.

record_proof: bool

Estimate PoV size.

shared_params: SharedParamsexecution: Option<ExecutionStrategy>

The execution strategy that should be used for benchmarks

wasm_method: WasmExecutionMethod

Method for executing Wasm runtime code.

database_cache_size: u32

Limit the memory the database cache can use.

list: bool

List the benchmarks that match your query rather than running them.

When nothing is provided, we list all benchmarks.

Implementations

Runs the command and benchmarks the chain.

Trait Implementations

Get the SharedParams for this object

Get the chain ID (string). Read more

Get the ImportParams for this object

Get the PruningParams for this object

Get the KeystoreParams for this object

Get the NetworkParams for this object

Get a reference to OffchainWorkerParams for this object.

Get the NodeKeyParams for this object

Get the DatabaseParams for this object

Get the base path of the configuration (if any) Read more

Returns true if the node is for development or not Read more

Gets the role Read more

Get the transaction pool options Read more

Get the network configuration Read more

Get the keystore configuration. Read more

Get the database cache size. Read more

Get the database transaction storage scheme.

Get the database backend variant. Read more

Get the database configuration object for the parameters provided

Get the state cache size. Read more

Get the state cache child ratio (if any). Read more

Get the state pruning mode. Read more

Get the block pruning mode. Read more

Get the name of the node. Read more

Get the WASM execution method. Read more

Get the path where WASM overrides live. Read more

Get the execution strategies. Read more

Get the RPC HTTP address (None if disabled). Read more

Get the RPC IPC path (None if disabled). Read more

Get the RPC websocket address (None if disabled). Read more

Returns the RPC method set to expose. Read more

Get the RPC websockets maximum connections (None if unlimited). Read more

Get the RPC HTTP thread pool size (None for a default 4-thread pool config). Read more

Get the RPC cors (None if disabled) Read more

Get maximum RPC payload.

Get the prometheus configuration (None if disabled) Read more

Get the telemetry endpoints (if any) Read more

Get the telemetry external transport Read more

Get the default value for heap pages Read more

Returns an offchain worker config wrapped in Ok(_) Read more

Returns Ok(true) if authoring should be forced Read more

Returns Ok(true) if grandpa should be disabled Read more

Get the development key seed from the current object Read more

Get the tracing targets from the current object (if any) Read more

Get the TracingReceiver value from the current object Read more

Get the node key from the current object Read more

Get maximum runtime instances Read more

Activate or not the automatic announcing of blocks after import Read more

Create a Configuration object from the current object

Get the filters for the logging. Read more

Is log reloading disabled (enabled by default)

Should the log color output be disabled?

Initialize substrate. This must be done only once per process. Read more

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Gets the struct from any iterator such as a Vec of your making. Print the error message and quit the program in case of failure. Read more

Gets the struct from any iterator such as a Vec of your making. Read more

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