Modifiers.exec()

Executes the formed query and returns an APIList of the Modifier objects.

exec(limit_count: int = 0, offset_count: int = 0) → APIList[Modifier]

It accepts two integer parameters: the first one is limit_count which limits the count of the returned results, and the second is offset_count which sets the offset from which the result set must be returned.

In specific, in the Modifiers scenario, it will action a query to search for modifiers.

In solidity, a smart contract can define modifiers which can be called before the code of the function is run.

An example of such a contract would be as below:

// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.20;

contract Example {
    modifier onlyOwner {
    	require(msg.sender == owner);
    	_;
   	}
   	
   	//This function has the onlyOwner modifier
   	function setNewOwner(address newOwner) public onlyOwner {
   		owner = newOwner;
   	}

}

An example of a query which adds a filter to select functions which have modifiers with the name "onlyOwner" is:

from glider import *

def query():
  modifiers = (
    Modifiers()
      .with_name("onlyOwner")
      .exec(5)
  )

  return modifiers

Output