RFC: runtime_browser #2601
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January 27, 2025 00:09
This code exposes runtime storage items, constants and APIs as if they
are mirrored in Python. It is intended to simplify and reduce code, and
to close the current gap between subtensor code and bittensor code. As
it is based on metadata, it exposes past, current and future runtime
items.
E.g. the subnet owner map can be queried using only:
import bittensor as bt
bt.runtime.SubtensorModule.SubnetOwner[1]
test_runtime_browser.py contains various examples that demonstrate the
proposed concept.
The impact on bittensor is negligible, as it is implemented as a fully
separate module.
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RFC: runtime_browser
This code exposes runtime storage items, constants and APIs as if they are mirrored in Python. It is intended to simplify and reduce code, and to close the current gap between subtensor code and bittensor code. As it is based on metadata, it exposes past, current and future runtime items.
E.g. the subnet owner map can be queried using only:
test_runtime_browser.pycontains various examples that demonstrate the proposed concept.The impact on bittensor is negligible, as it is implemented as a fully separate module.
TODO: write proper PR, format code, etc. - this is just to share the WIP, and have a discussion about the concept and direction to (not) take it.