kona-derive

A no_std compatible implementation of the OP Stack's derivation pipeline.

Usage

The intended way of working with kona-derive is to use the DerivationPipeline which implements the Pipeline trait. To create an instance of the DerivationPipeline, it's recommended to use the PipelineBuilder as follows.

use std::sync::Arc;
use maili_genesis::RollupConfig;
use kona_derive::sources::EthereumDataSource;
use kona_derive::pipeline::PipelineBuilder;
use kona_derive::attributes::StatefulAttributesBuilder;

let chain_provider = todo!();
let l2_chain_provider = todo!();
let blob_provider = todo!();
let l1_origin = todo!();

let cfg = Arc::new(RollupConfig::default());
let attributes = StatefulAttributesBuilder::new(
   cfg.clone(),
   l2_chain_provider.clone(),
   chain_provider.clone(),
);
let dap = EthereumDataSource::new(
   chain_provider.clone(),
   blob_provider,
   cfg.as_ref()
);

// Construct a new derivation pipeline.
let pipeline = PipelineBuilder::new()
   .rollup_config(cfg)
   .dap_source(dap)
   .l2_chain_provider(l2_chain_provider)
   .chain_provider(chain_provider)
   .builder(attributes)
   .origin(l1_origin)
   .build();

Features

The most up-to-date feature list will be available on the docs.rs Feature Flags tab of the kona-derive crate.

Some features include the following.

• serde: Serialization and Deserialization support for kona-derive types.
• test-utils: Test utilities for downstream libraries.

By default, kona-derive enables the serde feature.