Guard

Guards are central to any Sapio contract. They allow declaring a piece of miniscript logic.

These guards can either be used standalone as unlocking conditions or as a requirement on a continuation or then function.

If a guard is marked as cached, the compiler will make an effort to only invoke the guard once during compilation. This is helpful in contexts where a guard might be expensive to call, e.g. if it is programmed to retrieve a Clause from a remote server. It is not guaranteed that the guard is only invoked once.

guard macro

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
#[guard(
    /// optional: if the compiler should attempt to only call this guard one time (not guaranteed)
    cached)]
fn name(self, ctx: Context) {/*Clause*/}
decl_guard!{name};
}