func Count
ActionCount returns the total number of signatures. Read-only, non-crossing.
Package guestbook is a public, on-chain guestbook realm for gno.land.
⚠️ Experimental — generated with no human supervision. This realm was produced automatically by an MCP-driven agent to exercise the gno MCP server and tooling, and to generate test content for gno compilers, linters and formatters. Not audited. Not for production. Full context & folder README: r/moul/x/daily
A public, on-chain guestbook realm for gno.land. Anyone can leave a signed
message; every entry records the signer's address, the message, and the block
height at which it was signed. The realm's Render page shows all entries as a
Markdown table, newest-first, with a running total.
Built for the sapphire testnet (gno 0.9).
gno.land/r/REPLACE_ADDR/guestbook
(REPLACE_ADDR is substituted with the deployer's address at publish time.)
Sign(cur realm, message string) — crossing tx. Appends an entry attributed
to the immediate caller. Panics on an empty or over-long (>280 bytes) message.Count() int — total number of signatures (read-only).Render(path string) string — Markdown table of all entries, newest-first.Sign the guestbook (from an EOA via gnokey):
1gnokey maketx call \
2 -pkgpath "gno.land/r/REPLACE_ADDR/guestbook" \
3 -func Sign \
4 -args "gm gno.land!" \
5 -gas-fee 1000000ugnot -gas-wanted 2000000 \
6 -broadcast -chainid sapphire-1 -remote <rpc> mykey
From another realm, invoke it as a crossing call:
1guestbook.Sign(cross(cur), "hello from my realm")
View the rendered guestbook:
1gnokey query vm/qrender --data "gno.land/r/REPLACE_ADDR/guestbook:"
1# Guestbook
2
3**Total signatures:** 2
4
5| # | Who | Message | Height |
6|---|-----|---------|--------|
7| 2 | g1v9jxgu…0gh | hello from my realm | 4210 |
8| 1 | g1jg8mtu…qf5 | gm gno.land! | 4180 |
Sign is a crossing
function that checks cur.IsCurrent() before deriving the author from
cur.Previous().Address().chain/runtime.ChainHeight() — deterministic.gno.land/p/nt/avl/v0 tree keyed by a zero-padded
sequence number so iteration order is deterministic and matches insertion
order (reversed for newest-first rendering).
## What changed in v1
Two ports against [`v0`](https://github.com/moul/gno-contracts/tree/4f2df83869b80470eb81c48a82fdbe82256b8113/r/moul/x/daily/guestbook), which stays live and untouched.
### Rendering
Identical behaviour to [`v0`](https://github.com/moul/gno-contracts/tree/4f2df83869b80470eb81c48a82fdbe82256b8113/r/moul/x/daily/guestbook) apart from rendering, which now goes
through [`p/moul/kit/ui`](/p/moul/kit/ui/v0) instead of the local `shortAddr`, `escapeCell` helpers.
**One address format.** Eleven realms carried their own `shortAddr` with four different truncation rules, so the same account rendered differently depending on which realm you opened. `ui.Addr` is that decision made once: 8 leading characters, an ellipsis, 4 trailing, in backticks.
**Real escaping.** The local helper replaced a handful of markdown metacharacters. `ui.Inline` and `ui.Cell` delegate to [`p/nt/markdown/sanitize`](/p/nt/markdown/sanitize/v0), which also strips bidi and zero-width characters and folds newlines, so user text cannot reorder or escape the line it sits on.
Visible change: addresses now render in monospace.
### Storage
State moved from a hand-rolled `avl.Tree` + `nextID` + zero-padding helper to
[`p/moul/kit/store`](/p/moul/kit/store/v0), which keys entries by
[`seqid`](/p/nt/seqid/v0) instead of a fixed-width decimal string.
`v0` padded ids to width 16, the widest of the six hand-rolled variants in this
repo and still a ceiling. Past that width the padding stops and the tree
orders `"1000000000000"` before `"999999999999"`, so every list this realm
renders would be wrong from that entry on. `store` keys are 8 big-endian bytes
whose order is numeric for every `uint64`, so there is no width left to outgrow.
`Entry` loses its `ID` field, which the store now owns, so `addEntry` returns
`(store.ID, *Entry)`. The `count` global is gone too: `Len()` answers it.
Ids stay plain integers and the rendered output of the storage port is
unchanged. Each port changes something `v0` promised, one the rendered output
and one the storage layout, so under this repo's versioning rule each is a
compatibility change and neither could be an edit to `v0` in place.
They land in the **same** new version because `v1` was never published. A
version number is a tag on something that exists on a chain, and until it does
there is nothing for a second number to avoid disturbing, so the right move is
to keep editing the version you have. `gnopm unbump` is what folded the second
port back down into this one.
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Package guestbook is a public, on-chain guestbook realm for gno.land.
Anyone can sign the guestbook with a short message via the Sign crossing function. Every entry records the caller's address, the message, and the block height at which it was signed. Render lists all entries newest-first as a Markdown table.
v1 renders through p/moul/kit/ui(/p/moul/kit/ui/v0) instead of the hand-rolled shortAddr and escapeCell helpers v0 carried. The escaping is the substantive change: v0 replaced four characters, while ui.Cell also strips bidi and zero-width characters, which a message can otherwise use to reorder how the rest of the row reads.
Count returns the total number of signatures. Read-only, non-crossing.
Render lists every entry newest-first as a Markdown table plus a total count.
Sign appends a new entry to the guestbook attributed to the immediate caller.
It is a crossing function (gno 0.9 interrealm convention): callers invoke it as Sign(cross(cur), "hello"). The cur.IsCurrent() guard is the authentication primitive — without it a stale/forged realm value could spoof the author.
Entry is a single signed guestbook line. It carries no ID field: the id belongs to the store, which hands it back on lookup and iteration.