Type Aliases

Array of limbs representing a multi-precision integer in base 2^64.

Single limb component of a multi-precision integer.

Array of digits representing a multi-precision integer in base 10^18 for decimal output.

Single digit component in base 10^18 for decimal representation.

Response returned from successfully submitting a transaction to Horizon.

This is returned when a transaction is successfully submitted and included in a ledger. It contains all transaction details including the result, operations, fees, and metadata.

For asynchronous transaction submission, see SubmitTransactionAsyncResponse instead.

See also:

• Stellar developer docs
• TransactionResponse for all available properties
• SubmitTransactionAsyncResponse for async submission

Listener invoked for each emitted Smart Account event.

The closure may throw to signal failure; the emitter catches the error and routes it to the configured error handler so a failing listener never aborts dispatch to its siblings.

Closures of this type are registered with addListener(_:), on(_:listener:) and once(_:listener:).

Example:

let listener: OZSmartAccountEventListener = { event in
    print("Received event: \(event)")
}
kit.events.addListener(listener)

Closure invoked when a registered listener throws while handling an event.

Receives the event that was being dispatched and the error thrown by the failing listener.

Closure returned by listener registration; invoke to unsubscribe.

Callback that resolves the context rule identifiers to bind into the auth digest for a single authorization entry during the signing loop.

The callback is invoked once per matching auth entry. The first argument carries the authorization entry being signed; the second is the entry’s index in the simulation-supplied list. The returned identifiers replace the automatic context-rule resolution that otherwise runs against the connected signer set.

Errors thrown from the callback propagate to the caller of submit(hostFunction:auth:forceMethod:resolveContextRuleIds:).

Closure type for transaction confirmation callbacks. Returns true to proceed, false to cancel.

A convenient shortcut for indicating something is both encodable and decodable.