Struct AA2dPoolMetrics

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pub struct AA2dPoolMetrics {
    pub total_transactions: Gauge,
    pub pending_transactions: Gauge,
    pub queued_transactions: Gauge,
    pub tracked_nonce_keys: Gauge,
    pub inserted_transactions: Counter,
    pub removed_transactions: Counter,
    pub promoted_transactions: Counter,
    pub demoted_transactions: Counter,
}

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AA2D pool metrics

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§total_transactions: Gauge

Total number of transactions in the AA2D pool

§pending_transactions: Gauge

Number of pending (executable) transactions in the AA2D pool

§queued_transactions: Gauge

Number of queued (non-executable) transactions in the AA2D pool

§tracked_nonce_keys: Gauge

Total number of tracked (address, nonce_key) pairs

§inserted_transactions: Counter

Number of transactions inserted into the AA2D pool

§removed_transactions: Counter

Number of transactions removed from the AA2D pool

§promoted_transactions: Counter

Number of transactions promoted from queued to pending

§demoted_transactions: Counter

Number of transactions demoted from pending to queued

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impl AA2dPoolMetrics

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pub fn new_with_labels(labels: impl IntoLabels + Clone) -> Self

Create new instance of metrics with provided labels.

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pub fn describe()

Describe all exposed metrics. Internally calls describe_* macros from the metrics crate according to the metric type.

See https://docs.rs/metrics/0.20.1/metrics/index.html#macros

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impl AA2dPoolMetrics

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pub fn set_transaction_counts( &self, total: usize, pending: usize, queued: usize, )

Update the transaction count metrics

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pub fn inc_nonce_key_count(&self, nonce_keys: usize)

Update the nonce key tracking metrics

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pub fn inc_inserted(&self)

Increment the inserted transactions counter

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pub fn inc_removed(&self, count: usize)

Increment the removed transactions counter

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pub fn inc_promoted(&self, count: usize)

Increment the promoted transactions counter

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pub fn inc_demoted(&self, count: usize)

Increment the demoted transactions counter

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impl Clone for AA2dPoolMetrics

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fn clone(&self) -> AA2dPoolMetrics

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impl Debug for AA2dPoolMetrics

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl Default for AA2dPoolMetrics

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fn default() -> Self

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