This function creates AgreementProtocol objects.

This function creates API Spec objects.

This function is used to check if 2 producer policies are compatible with each other.

This function creates Blockchain objects.

This function creates a merged policy file from a producer policy and a consumer policy, which will eventually become the full terms and conditions of an agreement.

Delete all policy files.

This function deletes all the policy files for the given org.

This function deletes all the policy files for the given pattern of the given org.

Get the user input that fits this given service spec if arch is an empty string, it means any arch.

Generate a policy from the external policy.

This function creates HAGroup objects.

This function is used to get the policy manager up and running.

compare two Input arrays.

Create a header name for the generated policy that should be unique within the org.

Merge a external policy into a policy.

ui1 is the default, ui2 is the input form the user.

If there are 2 UserInput for the same service, take the one from ui2 if deepMerge is false.

short error and long error is the same.

These functions are used to create Policy objects.

This function creates the Policy Manager object.

These are functions that operate on policy files in the file system.

This function will select an agreement protocol to pursue based on the input policies.

Gets the and update the existing settings if the name does not exist.

compare the UserInput arrays.

This function creates workload objects.

This function creates workload priority objects.

This function writes a Policy object into a file.

All known and supported agreement protocols.

Current schema version.

The ContractCountEntry is used to track which device addresses (contract addresses) are in agreement for a given policy name.

This is the main struct that defines the Policy object.

Error contains a full error string and a short error.

This struct indicates the type and instance of blockchain to be used by the policy.