compute-horde 0.0.26

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compute-horde

Receipts

Common django models

This library contains common Django models for the receipts. To use them, update your INSTALLED_APPS:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...,
    'compute_horde.receipts',
    ...,
]

Migrations

To make new migrations after doing some changes in the model files, run:

DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE=compute_horde.settings uv run django-admin makemigrations

Blockchain

This library contains common logic for interacting with the blockchain (subtensor).

To use it, update your INSTALLED_APPS:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...,
    'compute_horde.blockchain',
    ...,
]

Block cache

This is a cheap-to-query store that stores the current block number.

Usage:

• Add compute_horde.blockchain.tasks.update_block_cache as a Celery Beat task with some reasonable frequency (like 6s)
  • Make sure to set the expires= option for the beat entry to about the same value to avoid the tasks piling up
• To get the current block number from cache, use aget_current_block (or get_current_block).

Validators

This app contains common logic for updating validators of a given network. To use it, update your INSTALLED_APPS:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...,
    'compute_horde.validators',
    ...,
]

Models

This app works with models from other projects; it doesn't define its own. To use it, you need to specify COMPUTE_HORDE_VALIDATOR_MODEL in your settings.py, in the form of <app_label>.<model_name>. This model must have at least two fields: public key (string) and active (bool). Other settings are:

COMPUTE_HORDE_VALIDATOR_KEY_FIELD
COMPUTE_HORDE_VALIDATOR_ACTIVE_FIELD
COMPUTE_HORDE_VALIDATOR_DEBUG_FIELD # optional
BITTENSOR_NETUID
BITTENSOR_NETWORK

Tasks

There is a periodic task to update the validators in the database. To use it, define the settings above and add compute_horde.validators.tasks.fetch_validators to your celery beat config.