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package blobpool

// newSlotter creates a helper method for the Billy datastore that returns the
// individual shelf sizes used to store transactions in.
//
// The slotter will create shelves for each possible blob count + some tx metadata
// wiggle room, up to the max permitted limits.
//
// The slotter also creates a shelf for 0-blob transactions. Whilst those are not
// allowed in the current protocol, having an empty shelf is not a relevant use
// of resources, but it makes stress testing with junk transactions simpler.
func newSlotter() func() (uint32, bool) {
	slotsize := uint32(txAvgSize)
	slotsize -= uint32(blobSize) // underflows, it's ok, will overflow back in the first return

	return func() (size uint32, done bool) {
		slotsize += blobSize
		finished := slotsize > maxBlobsPerTransaction*blobSize+txMaxSize

		return slotsize, finished
	}
}
