The “Module Details” page in Celatone provides comprehensive information about a specific Move module. It includes:
  • Module Name: The top of the page lists the module’s name
  • Module Path: A module path in Move uniquely identifies a module on the blockchain, consisting of the account address where the module is published and the module’s name, formatted as account_address::name
  • Creator: Display the account address who published the module
  • Friends: Lists other modules explicitly declared as “friends” within this module, granting them access to certain functions or resources not public.
  • Call-to-action options: Enabling users to view, execute, or copy the module’s ABI with ease. Users can also republish the module if it was originally published by them.

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Overview

This section contain a shortcuts to see view and execute functions, module information, and transaction & histories details.
  • Shortcuts: Enables users to quickly see the total number of view and execute functions, as well as transactions, allowing for faster access.
  • Module Information
    • Upgrade Policy: Describes the rules or conditions under which the module can be upgraded.
    • Initial Published Block Height: Indicates the blockchain height at which the module was first published.
    • Initial Published by: Shows the account address of the initial publisher.
    • Depending on the module’s creation context, one of the following will be displayed:
      • Created by: For modules originating from the genesis block, this will be displayed as “Created by Genesis.”
      • Initial Published Transaction: For modules created post-genesis through normal processes, it will show the transaction details.
      • Initial Published Proposal ID: For modules initiated through a proposal, this will the corresponding proposal ID.
  • Transactions & Histories: A log of all transactions involving the module, including published events and related proposals. More information on “Transaction & Histories” section

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Functions

The “Exposed Functions” section in the interface provides a streamlined overview of a module’s available functions, detailing:
  • Function Categories: This filter allows users to filter through all available functions or narrow down to view only “View” or “Execute” functions, with the total count of each displayed for convenience.
  • Search Bar: A search bar allows users to quickly find functions by name.
  • Quick Actions: Users can expand/collapse all function details for a compact view or expand them to see full details all at once.
  • Function Details: Each function listed under this section can be expanded to reveal specific attributes such as visibility, function’s parameters and generic type parameter. Learn more about functions in Initia Docs.
  • View in JSON: An option for users to view the function details in JSON format, useful for developers needing a structured representation.

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Transactions & Histories

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Transactions

The “Transactions” details all the transactions related to the module. Users can view:
  • Transaction Hash: Unique identifiers for each transaction.
  • Messages: Descriptions of the transaction purpose, such as module publishing or policy upgrades
  • Sender: The wallet that initiated the transaction.
  • Timestamp: Exact date and time when the transaction was confirmed on the blockchain.

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Published Events

This section tracks the history and significant events related to the module, allowing users to observe:
  • Remarks: Provides context on events, like transaction hash or proposal ID
  • Published Events: Lists important occurrences, like changes to the module’s upgrade policy.
  • Block Height: The blockchain height at which the event took place.
  • Timestamp: Exact date and time when the event was confirmed on the blockchain.
If the module was initiated by a proposal, has undergone updates via governance, or is referenced in any proposals, such related proposals will be listed in this section.

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Structs

The “Structs” section offers an organized view of the data structures defined within a module:
  • Search Bar: Users can look up structs by their names for quick access.
  • Quick Actions: Users can expand/collapse all struct details for a compact view or expand them to see full details all at once.
  • Struct Details: Each struct listed under this section can be expanded to reveal specific info such as abilities, fields and generic type parameter. Learn more about structs in Initia Docs.
  • View in JSON: An option for users to view all structs in JSON format, useful for developers needing a structured representation.