Considering the following SmartPy decorators:
@sp.utils.view@sp.onchain_view@sp.offchain_view
What are the differences in use between them?
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Maybe this helps? gitlab.com/SmartPy/smartpy/-/blob/master/packages/doc/docs/…– utdrmac ♦Aug 18, 2022 at 15:25
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@sp.utils.view: An old helper that simplifies the creation of an entrypoint that callback a contract with a value. Do not use it except if you know what you are doing.@sp.onchain_view: an on-chain view is a piece of code that can be called by contracts and also off-chain tools. It is read-only and returns a result.@sp.offchain_view: isn't uploaded anywhere on the chain. Its code is added to the metadata JSON file/tab generated by SmartPy and must uploaded somewhere and then linked in the metadata bigmap. It can be linked into the metadata. It can be executed by off-chain tools only and is read-only. It returns a result.
