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Geth StateDB that works ontop of ipld-eth-db, leveraging its unique indexes
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README.md

ipld-eth-statedb

Implementation of the geth vm.StateDB on top of ipld-eth-db, to allow us to plug into existing EVM functionality. Analogous to ipfs-ethdb but at one database abstraction level higher. This allows us to bypass the trie-traversal access pattern normally used by the EVM (and which ipfs-ethdb allows us to replicate ontop of our Postgres IPLD blockstore in the "public.blocks" table) and access state and storage directly in the "state_cids" and "storage_cids" tables.

Note: "IPFS" is chosen in the name of "ipfs-ethdb" as it can function through an IPFS BlockService abstraction or directly ontop of an IPLD blockstore, whereas this repository is very tightly coupled to the schema in ipld-eth-db.