ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser
ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser Interface
The ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser
is an extension interface for the ITurtleShellFirewall
contract. It offers methods for automatically increasing and decreasing the parameters for a given protocol. This document describes the methods provided by the interface and provides examples of how to integrate these into your contracts.
This interface was written in Solidity, a statically-typed programming language used for Ethereum smart contracts.
Contract Methods
decreaseParameter(uint256 amount)
decreaseParameter(uint256 amount)
This function decreases the security parameter for the calling protocol by a given amount.
The function will return true
if the operation was successful.
contract MyContract {
ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser firewall;
function decreaseParam(uint256 amount) public {
bool status = firewall.decreaseParameter(amount);
}
}
increaseParameter(uint256 amount)
increaseParameter(uint256 amount)
This function increases the security parameter for the calling protocol by a given amount.
The function will return true
if the operation was successful.
contract MyContract {
ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser firewall;
function increaseParam(uint256 amount) public {
bool status = firewall.increaseParameter(amount);
}
}
As with the ITurtleShellFirewall
interface, to use this interface you should have the contract address of the deployed ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser
implementation. You should instantiate the ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser
with this address:
ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser firewall = ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser(deployed_firewall_address_here);
The ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser
interface extends the ITurtleShellFirewall
interface. Therefore, all methods defined in ITurtleShellFirewall
are also available in ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser
. The examples provided in the previous ITurtleShellFirewall
interface documentation can be used with an ITurtleShellFirewallIncreaser
instance.
Remember, before you can call increaseParameter
or decreaseParameter
, the security parameter must be set using the setParameter
function. This initial parameter acts as a baseline that the increaseParameter
and decreaseParameter
functions will increase or decrease, respectively.
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