proof/dispute active & other tweaks/suggs [SLT-314] #3232
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* fixing terminology * rfq-indexer-docs * Update RFQ Indexer API Readme (#3221) * adding dispute events to ponder and linting * numbering typo Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> * small fixes * sync with master --------- Co-authored-by: parodime <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several modifications to the RFQ Indexer API documentation and implementation. Key changes include an updated README for improved clarity, adjustments to controller functions to filter for active entries, and modifications to SQL queries to enhance data retrieval. Additionally, the GraphQL schema has been updated to reflect new field names, and several functions now accept an Changes
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packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/controllers/disputesController.ts (1)
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1-27: Consider adding a query parameter foractiveOnly.While the current implementation always filters for active disputes, it might be beneficial to make this behavior configurable via a query parameter. This would allow API consumers to choose whether they want all disputes or only active ones.
Consider modifying the controller to accept an optional query parameter:
-export const disputesController = async (req: Request, res: Response) => { +export const disputesController = async (req: Request, res: Response) => { + const activeOnly = req.query.activeOnly !== 'false'; try { const query = db - .with('disputes', () => qDisputes({activeOnly: true})) + .with('disputes', () => qDisputes({activeOnly})) .selectFrom('disputes') .selectAll() .orderBy('blockTimestamp_dispute', 'desc') // ... rest of the function } }This change would allow API users to request all disputes by setting
?activeOnly=falsein the URL, while maintaining the default behavior of returning only active disputes.packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/controllers/conflictingProofsController.ts (3)
16-16: Approve change with a minor suggestion for clarity.The addition of
{activeOnly: true}to theqProofsfunction call correctly implements the "active only" filtering for proofs, aligning with the PR objectives. This ensures that only active proofs are considered in the subsequent logic.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the significance of the
activeOnlyparameter for better code readability:- .with('proofs', () => qProofs({activeOnly: true})) + // Only consider active proofs in the query + .with('proofs', () => qProofs({activeOnly: true}))
47-47: Approve the updated error message with a minor suggestion.The modification of the error logging message to "Error fetching active conflicting proofs:" accurately reflects the new behavior and improves the clarity of error logs for debugging purposes.
For consistency with the response message on line 44, consider updating the error message to:
- console.error('Error fetching active conflicting proofs:', error) + console.error('Error fetching active conflicting proofs:', error) + res.status(500).json({ message: 'Error fetching active conflicting proofs' })This change would provide more specific information to the client about the nature of the error.
Missing "active only" Implementation in
resolvers.tsThe
qDisputesfunction inpackages/rfq-indexer/api/src/graphql/resolvers.tsis called without theactiveOnly: trueparameter. This inconsistency may lead to unintended behavior by not filtering disputes as intended.
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activeOnly: trueinqDisputescall.Please update the
qDisputesinvocation to include theactiveOnly: trueparameter to maintain consistency across the codebase.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-50: Verify implementation of "active only" concept in related files.The changes in this file effectively implement the "active only" concept for proofs, aligning well with the PR objectives. The filtering of active proofs and the updated messages enhance the functionality and clarity of the
conflictingProofsController.To ensure consistency across the codebase:
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- Check if other controllers or queries need to implement the "active only" concept.
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packages/rfq-indexer/api/README.md (2)
18-18: Approve URL changes and suggest code block improvements.The updated API endpoint URLs using slashes instead of hyphens improve consistency and readability. Well done!
Consider adding language specifications to the code blocks for better syntax highlighting. For example:
- ``` + ```bash curl http://localhost:3001/api/pending-transactions/missing-relay ```Apply this change to all curl example code blocks in the file.
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38-42: Approve the addition of Environment Variables section.The new Environment Variables section is a valuable addition to the README. It provides crucial information for developers setting up the project.
Consider adding a brief explanation of the accepted values for NODE_ENV and an example of the DATABASE_URL format. For instance:
- **NODE_ENV**: Set to `"development"` for localhost testing, or `"production"` for production environment. - **DATABASE_URL**: PostgreSQL connection URL for the ponder index. Example: `postgresql://username:password@host:port/database`This additional information can help prevent potential setup issues.
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24-24: LGTM! Consider enhancing error logging.The addition of
activeOnly: trueto theqProofsfunction call aligns well with the PR objectives. This change ensures that only active proofs are considered when querying for pending transactions missing claims, which should improve the accuracy of the results.Consider enhancing the error logging in the catch block to include more details about the error. This can help with debugging in production environments. For example:
} catch (error) { console.error('Error fetching pending transactions missing claim:', error.message, error.stack); res.status(500).json({ message: 'Internal server error' }); }
65-65: LGTM! Consider enhancing error logging.The addition of
activeOnly: trueto theqProofsfunction call aligns well with the PR objectives. This change ensures that only active proofs are considered when querying for pending transactions missing proofs, which should improve the accuracy of the results.Consider enhancing the error logging in the catch block to include more details about the error. This can help with debugging in production environments. For example:
} catch (error) { console.error('Error fetching pending transactions missing proof:', error.message, error.stack); res.status(500).json({ message: 'Internal server error' }); }packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/queries/proofsQueries.ts (2)
7-11: Add indexes to improve query performanceThe left join and conditions on
BridgeProofDisputedEventsmay impact query performance with large datasets. Consider adding indexes ontransactionIdandblockTimestampin bothBridgeProofProvidedEventsandBridgeProofDisputedEventstables to optimize query execution.
4-25: Ensure unit tests cover the newactiveOnlyparameterPlease ensure that unit tests are added or updated to verify that
qProofsbehaves correctly whenactiveOnlyistrueandfalse. This will help confirm that the query returns expected results under different scenarios.packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/queries/disputesQueries.ts (1)
3-25: Consider Adding Unit Tests for 'activeOnly' FunctionalityTo ensure the new
activeOnlyparameter and its associated logic work as intended, it would be beneficial to add unit tests covering scenarios whereactiveOnlyis bothtrueandfalse. This will help verify the correctness of the filtering behavior under different conditions.
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packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/controllers/disputesController.ts (3)
21-21: LGTM: Updated message for clarity.The change from "No disputes found" to "No active disputes found" is consistent with the new filtering behavior. This provides clearer feedback to the user about the nature of the empty result, specifically indicating that the search was limited to active disputes.
24-24: LGTM: Improved error logging.Updating the error logging message from "Error fetching disputes" to "Error fetching active disputes" is a good change. It provides more precise information about the operation that failed, which can be helpful for debugging and maintaining the system.
10-10: Verify theqDisputesfunction supports theactiveOnlyparameter.The addition of
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44-44: Approve the updated response message.The modification of the response message to "No active conflicting proofs found" accurately reflects the new behavior of only considering active proofs. This change enhances the clarity of the API response for users, aligning well with the PR objectives.
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1-42: Approve overall structure and formatting improvements.The reformatting and renumbering of the API calls section, along with the overall structural improvements, enhance the README's readability and organization. These changes align well with the PR objectives of improving documentation clarity.
Great job on enhancing the documentation's usability!
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90-91: Clarification needed on "active only" concept implementationThe PR objectives mention introducing an "active only" concept for
qProofsandqDisputesfunctionalities. However, the changes in this file do not directly implement this feature. There are no new properties or types added to represent the "active" status of proofs or disputes.Could you please provide more information on how the "active only" concept is being implemented? Specifically:
- Are there changes in other files that implement this feature?
- Is this file change part of a larger refactoring effort to support the "active only" concept?
- Are there plans to add new properties or types to represent the "active" status in these interfaces?
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65-65: Clarify the removal of left join with disputes.The AI-generated summary mentions that "the previous left join with disputes has been removed, and the condition that checked if the
blockTimestamp_disputewas greater thanblockTimestamp_proofhas been eliminated." However, these changes are not visible in the provided code snippet.Could you please clarify if these changes were made in a different part of the file or if they were reverted? If they were made, please provide the updated code segment for review.
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20-22: Logic for filtering active proofs is correctThe condition
.where('BridgeProofDisputedEvents.transactionId', 'is', null);correctly filters out proofs that have been disputed, returning only active proofs whenactiveOnlyis true.packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/queries/disputesQueries.ts (3)
3-3: Function Signature Updated to Include 'activeOnly'The function
qDisputesnow accepts an optionalactiveOnlyparameter with a default value offalse, which is correctly implemented. This change enhances the function's flexibility without affecting existing functionality.
6-11: Correct Use of Left Join to Identify Inactive DisputesThe left join on
BridgeProofProvidedEventswith the specified conditions accurately identifies proofs that occurred after disputes for the sametransactionId. This logic is essential for determining the active status of disputes.
21-23: Effective Filtering Based on 'activeOnly' ParameterThe conditional filtering within the
if (activeOnly)block correctly filters out inactive disputes by checking for anullvalue inBridgeProofProvidedEvents.transactionId. This ensures that only active disputes are returned whenactiveOnlyistrue.packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/controllers/transactionIdController.ts (5)
4-4: Correctly importedqDisputesfrom queriesThe addition of
qDisputesto the import statement allows the controller to access dispute-related queries.
17-17: Querying only active disputesSetting
activeOnly: truefor thedisputesquery ensures that only active disputes are included, excluding those invalidated or replaced by proofs. This accurately reflects the intended behavior described in the PR objectives.
25-25: Addeddisputesto the combined query with a left joinIncluding
.leftJoin('disputes', 'transactionId_deposit', 'transactionId_dispute')integrates dispute data into the combined results. This allows for comprehensive transaction details, including any active disputes associated with a deposit.
31-31: Selecting all fields fromdisputesAdding
.selectAll('disputes')ensures that all dispute-related fields are included in the final result set. This provides complete dispute information to the client.
16-16: Including inactive proofs in theproofsqueryBy setting
activeOnly: false, theproofsquery will return all proofs, including those that have been invalidated or replaced by disputes. Ensure this aligns with the intended functionality and that downstream consumers can handle inactive proofs appropriately.To confirm that including inactive proofs does not introduce issues, please verify how proofs are consumed elsewhere in the codebase.
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Consider updating the Swagger documentation URL.
The addition of a link to Swagger documentation is helpful. However, the current URL (http://localhost:3001/api-docs) is set to localhost, which may not work for all users.
Consider updating the URL to a more generic or production-ready link. For example:
-[Swagger Documentation](http://localhost:3001/api-docs)
+[Swagger Documentation](https://triumphant-magic-production.up.railway.app/api-docs)This change aligns with the production URL mentioned earlier in the README.
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Inconsistency Detected in Field Naming Across Multiple GraphQL Files
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Consider maintaining consistency across event types and clarify the rationale for changes.
The addition of chainId and chain fields to replace originChainId and originChain introduces inconsistency with other event types in this file. This change may lead to:
- Confusion for developers working with multiple event types.
- Breaking changes for existing queries using
originChainIdororiginChainforBridgeProofDisputedEvent.
To address these concerns:
- Consider updating all event types to use the new
chainIdandchainfields for consistency, or provide a clear rationale for why this specific event type differs. - Update the documentation to reflect these changes and guide users on migrating their queries.
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The search results indicate that originChainId and originChain are still present in multiple files across the codebase. This confirms the inconsistency highlighted in the review comment.
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The properties originChainId and originChain have been renamed to chainId and chain respectively in the BridgeProofDisputedEvents interface. However, other interfaces in this file (e.g., BridgeRequestEvents, BridgeRelayedEvents) still use the origin prefix for these properties.
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The field names in the qDisputes function have been updated, but they now differ from the corresponding fields in the BridgeProofDisputedEvents table (see lines 246-247). This inconsistency could lead to errors or confusion when querying the database.
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- Widespread Inconsistency: The old field names are used extensively in various components, controllers, utilities, and tests.
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- Risk of Breaking Functionality: Renaming without comprehensive refactoring can break existing features and introduce bugs.
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Field renaming in BridgeProofDisputedEvents may introduce ambiguity and inconsistency
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packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/controllers/conflictingProofsController.ts (2)
16-16: Approve the implementation of "active only" filtering for proofs.The addition of
{activeOnly: true}to theqProofs()function call correctly implements the "active only" concept as described in the PR objectives. This change ensures that only active proofs are considered in the query, which aligns with the intended functionality.Consider extracting the
activeOnlyflag to a constant at the top of the function for improved readability and easier modification:const ACTIVE_ONLY = true; // ... later in the code ... .with('proofs', () => qProofs({activeOnly: ACTIVE_ONLY}))This change would make the intent clearer and allow for easy toggling of the flag if needed in the future.
47-49: Approve the updated error logging message and suggest improved error handling.The modification of the error logging message to "Error fetching active conflicting proofs" is appropriate and consistent with the new focus on active proofs. This change provides more context about the specific operation that failed, which can be helpful for debugging.
Consider enhancing the error handling to provide more detailed information to the client in case of an error. Here's a suggested improvement:
} catch (error) { console.error('Error fetching active conflicting proofs:', error); res.status(500).json({ message: 'Error fetching active conflicting proofs', details: error instanceof Error ? error.message : 'Unknown error' }); }This change would provide more informative error responses to the client while maintaining the security of not exposing internal error details directly.
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14-32: Approve API calls list updates and suggest code block improvementsThe renumbering and reorganization of the API calls list improve clarity and consistency. The URL updates in the examples (changing underscores to hyphens) are also beneficial.
To further enhance the README, consider adding language specifiers to the code blocks. For example:
-``` +```bash curl http://localhost:3001/api/pending-transactions/missing-relayApply this change to all code blocks in the API calls list. This will enable syntax highlighting, making the examples more readable. <details> <summary>🧰 Tools</summary> <details> <summary>🪛 Markdownlint</summary><blockquote> 17-17: null Fenced code blocks should have a language specified (MD040, fenced-code-language) --- 24-24: null Fenced code blocks should have a language specified (MD040, fenced-code-language) --- 31-31: null Fenced code blocks should have a language specified (MD040, fenced-code-language) </blockquote></details> </details> --- `38-41`: **Approve new environment variables section** The addition of the "Env Vars" section is valuable for developers setting up the project. It provides clear information about the required environment variables. To make the information even more helpful, consider adding example values for each environment variable. For instance: ```diff - **NODE_ENV**: Set to `"development"` for localhost testing. - - **DATABASE_URL**: PostgreSQL connection URL for the ponder index. + - **DATABASE_URL**: PostgreSQL connection URL for the ponder index. Example: `postgresql://username:password@localhost:5432/database_name`This addition would provide developers with a clearer understanding of the expected format for the DATABASE_URL.
packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/types/index.ts (1)
90-91: Review implications of chain property changesThe changes to
chainIdandchainin theBridgeProofDisputedEventsinterface appear to be isolated. It's crucial to ensure that this change is intentional and that its implications are fully understood across the entire system.Consider the following:
- Review if this change should be applied to other interfaces for consistency.
- Update the
EventFilterinterface if it needs to accommodate this change.- Check if any functions or methods using
BridgeProofDisputedEventsneed to be updated.- Update any documentation that references the old property names.
Would you like assistance in identifying other areas of the codebase that might need updates based on this change? I can help create a plan to ensure consistency across the system.
packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/controllers/pendingTransactionsController.ts (1)
24-24: Approved: Active-only proofs filter added.The change to include only active proofs aligns well with the PR objectives. This will ensure that only the most recent and relevant proofs are considered in the query.
Consider adding a brief comment explaining the
activeOnlyparameter for improved code readability:.with('proofs', () => qProofs({activeOnly: true})) // Only include active (most recent) proofs
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packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/controllers/disputesController.ts (4)
10-10: LGTM: Implemented "active only" filtering for disputesThe addition of
{activeOnly: true}to theqDisputes()function call correctly implements the "active only" concept for disputes as described in the PR objectives. This change ensures that only active disputes are retrieved from the database.
21-21: LGTM: Updated response message for clarityThe message update from "No disputes found" to "No active disputes found" accurately reflects the new "active only" filtering behavior. This change provides clearer feedback to API consumers about the nature of the empty result set.
24-24: LGTM: Improved error logging specificityThe error logging message has been updated to "Error fetching active disputes", which accurately reflects the new "active only" filtering behavior. This change enhances the specificity of error logs, making it easier to identify and troubleshoot issues related to fetching active disputes.
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1-27: Overall implementation looks good, consider updating documentationThe changes successfully implement the "active only" concept for disputes as outlined in the PR objectives. The implementation is straightforward and consistent throughout the
disputesControllerfunction.To ensure completeness:
- Please update the API documentation to reflect the new "active only" behavior and the changed response message for no active disputes.
- Verify that the
qDisputesfunction in the queries module supports the newactiveOnlyparameter.To verify the
qDisputesfunction implementation, please run the following script:✅ Verification successful
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qDisputesfunction in the queries module correctly implements theactiveOnlyparameter as intended.To ensure completeness:
- Update the API documentation to reflect the new "active only" behavior and the changed response message for no active disputes.
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packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/queries/disputesQueries.ts (4)
3-3: LGTM: Function signature updated to support 'active only' filteringThe addition of the
activeOnlyparameter with a default value offalseis a good approach. It allows for optional filtering of active disputes while maintaining backward compatibility with existing code that doesn't use this parameter.
6-11: LGTM: Left join added to identify active disputesThe left join with
BridgeProofProvidedEventsis well-implemented. It correctly identifies disputes that have been superseded by newer proofs, which is essential for determining the active status of a dispute.The join condition
BridgeProofProvidedEvents.blockTimestamp > BridgeProofDisputedEvents.blockTimestampensures that only newer proofs are considered, which aligns with the PR objectives.
17-18: Verify the change in field sourcesThe
originChainIdandoriginChainfields are now sourced fromBridgeProofDisputedEventsinstead of the base table. While this change seems intentional, it's important to verify that this is the correct source for these fields.Could you please confirm that
BridgeProofDisputedEvents.chainIdandBridgeProofDisputedEvents.chainare indeed the correct sources fororiginChainIdandoriginChainrespectively? If so, consider updating the field aliases to reflect this change (e.g.,chainId_disputeinstead oforiginChainId_dispute).
21-23: LGTM: Conditional query refinement for active disputesThe added condition
BridgeProofProvidedEvents.transactionId is nullwhenactiveOnlyis true correctly filters out disputes that have corresponding proofs. This implementation aligns with the PR objectives of introducing an "active only" concept.packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/controllers/conflictingProofsController.ts (2)
44-44: Approve the updated response message for clarity.The modification of the response message to "No active conflicting proofs found" is appropriate and consistent with the new "active only" filtering implemented in the query. This change provides more precise information to the client about the nature of the empty result set, improving the API's clarity and usability.
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1-50: Summary: Successful implementation of "active only" concept for conflicting proofs.The changes in this file consistently implement the "active only" concept for proofs as described in the PR objectives. The modifications include:
- Updating the query to filter for active proofs only.
- Adjusting the response message for cases with no conflicting proofs.
- Updating the error logging message to reflect the focus on active proofs.
These changes enhance the specificity of the data being queried and improve the clarity of the API responses. The core logic of the controller remains intact, ensuring that existing functionality is preserved while adding the new "active only" feature.
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packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/graphql/types/events.graphql (1)
89-90: Overall consistency and "active only" feature implementationWhile the changes to
BridgeProofDisputedEventare clear, there are a couple of points that need clarification:
The PR objectives mention an "active only" concept, but this file doesn't show any changes related to that feature. Could you provide more information on where and how this feature is implemented?
Given that this change is localized to
BridgeProofDisputedEvent, how does it impact the overall API consistency? Are there any plans to update other event types similarly, or is this intentionally different?Have you considered the potential impact on existing queries that might be using the old field names (
originChainIdandoriginChain) forBridgeProofDisputedEvent?To check for any related changes in other files, you can run:
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packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/types/index.ts (1)
90-91:⚠️ Potential issueInconsistent naming convention for chain-related properties
The changes in the
BridgeProofDisputedEventsinterface create an inconsistency with other interfaces in the file. While this interface now useschainIdandchain, other interfaces still useoriginChainIdandoriginChain. This inconsistency could lead to confusion and potential bugs in the system.Consider the following points:
- If this change is intentional, it might be necessary to update other interfaces for consistency.
- The
EventFilterinterface at the end of the file still usesoriginChainId, which could cause issues if used with the updatedBridgeProofDisputedEvents.- If the removal of the "origin" prefix indicates a conceptual change, this should be reflected consistently across all relevant interfaces and documented.
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BridgeProofDisputedEventsinterface.packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/controllers/pendingTransactionsController.ts (1)
65-76: Approved with concerns: Active-only proofs filter added, but disputes logic removed.The addition of the
activeOnlyparameter for proofs is consistent with the PR objectives and the previous function's changes. However, the removal of the disputes table and associated join conditions requires further clarification.Please clarify the rationale behind removing the disputes logic from this query. This change might have implications on the business logic of pending transactions missing proof. Can you confirm if this simplification is intentional and doesn't negatively impact the expected behavior?
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packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/graphql/resolvers.ts (3)
100-101: LGTM! Verify usage of renamed fields.The renaming of
originChainIdtochainIdandoriginChaintochainin theqDisputesfunction looks good. This simplification aligns with the changes mentioned in the summary.To ensure this change doesn't break any existing code, please run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old field names:
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1-624: Overall LGTM! Ensure comprehensive testing.The changes in this file consistently rename
originChainIdtochainIdandoriginChaintochainin both theqDisputesfunction and the SQL query within theeventsresolver. These changes align with the PR objectives and improve naming consistency.To ensure the changes don't introduce any regressions:
- Update and run all relevant unit and integration tests.
- Manually test the affected GraphQL queries, particularly those involving disputes and events.
- Verify that the data returned by these queries is correctly structured and contains the expected information.
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246-247: LGTM! Update result processing code if necessary.The renaming of
originChainIdtochainIdandoriginChaintochainin the SQL query is consistent with the changes made in theqDisputesfunction. This ensures that the field names in the query match the new naming convention.To ensure that the code processing these query results is updated accordingly, please run the following script:
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chainIdandchain.packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/controllers/transactionIdController.ts (3)
31-31: Including 'disputes' in the result selectionAdding
.selectAll('disputes')ensures that dispute data is included in the final output, aligning with the enhanced functionality to display active disputes.
25-25: Ensure correct join conditions for 'proofs' and 'disputes'Please verify that the
leftJoinstatements correctly match the appropriate transaction IDs:
'transactionId_deposit'should correspond with'transactionId_proof'in the'proofs'table.'transactionId_deposit'should correspond with'transactionId_dispute'in the'disputes'table.To check the correctness of the join conditions, you can inspect the schema definitions of the involved tables.
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16-17: Verify the correct handling of theactiveOnlyparameter inqProofsandqDisputesPlease ensure that the
activeOnlyparameter in theqProofsandqDisputesfunctions correctly filters proofs and disputes based on their active status:
qProofs({ activeOnly: false })should retrieve all proofs, including those invalidated or replaced by disputes.qDisputes({ activeOnly: true })should retrieve only active disputes that have not been invalidated or replaced.To confirm the implementation, you can check how the
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The addition of the Swagger documentation link is helpful. However, the current URL (http://localhost:3001/api-docs) points to a localhost address, which won't be accessible to users viewing the README on GitHub or other remote locations.
Consider updating the URL to point to the production Swagger documentation. For example:
-[Swagger Documentation](http://localhost:3001/api-docs)
+[Swagger Documentation](https://triumphant-magic-production.up.railway.app/api-docs)This change ensures that users can access the Swagger documentation regardless of where they're viewing the README.
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Inconsistent Field Naming in BridgeProofDisputedEvent
The BridgeProofDisputedEvent type has been updated to use chainId and chain instead of originChainId and originChain. However, other GraphQL files in the codebase still utilize originChainId and originChain. This inconsistency can lead to confusion and potential errors when interacting with different event types.
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packages/rfq-indexer/api/src/graphql/queries/queries.graphqlstill usesoriginChainIdandoriginChain.
Please ensure that the naming convention is consistent across all event types to maintain clarity and prevent potential issues.
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Clarify the change from originChainId/originChain to chainId/chain
The BridgeProofDisputedEvent type now uses chainId and chain instead of originChainId and originChain. This change creates an inconsistency with other event types in the file, which still use the origin prefix.
Could you please clarify:
- The reason for this change in naming convention?
- Whether this change is intentional and specific to
BridgeProofDisputedEvent? - If it's intentional, how does it relate to the "active only" concept mentioned in the PR objectives?
- If it's not intentional, should we maintain consistency by using
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Ensure activeOnly logic accounts for the latest proofs and disputes
Currently, the query filters proofs where there is no corresponding dispute event with a later timestamp. However, according to the PR objectives, an event (proof or dispute) is active if it is the latest event for a given transactionId. This means that if a newer proof is submitted after a dispute, the latest proof should be considered active. The current logic does not handle cases where a new proof follows a dispute.
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If there is a proof, and ensuing dispute, and then a new proof, woudl the new proof appear here? given that we are filtering for transactionId of the relayed transaction, wouldnt the new (valid) proof not appear?
Could be wrong here
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Nevermind, the leftjoin solves for this
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Any reasoning behind this change? The only reason I did this was for standardization with all of our other queries (makes it neater to map fields).
Not a big deal
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the chain fields on the actual ponder table are not prefixed with origin, but all the other ones are (i should have caught this on the ponder pr but missed it) -- so I think we'd either have to fix it on ponder, use the non-prefixed version here, or try to normalize it here.
On this PR i just switched to non-prefixed but I do agree w/ you its kinda lame. I can instead try to normalize it here -- or do you think it would be worth the extra fuss to try to fix Ponder at this point? It would probably have to rebuild that Disputes table
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Lets prefix it and also update ponder. Ill push a quick fix right now to my existing branch (feat/rfq-indexer-updates).
Would rather things be neat and aligned now to avoid further confusion in the future.
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packages/explorer-ui/components/misc/ChainImage.tsx (1)
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7-30: Consider these improvements for enhanced robustness and flexibility.While the component logic is sound, consider the following suggestions to further improve the code:
- Add TypeScript type annotations for props and the
CHAINS_BY_IDobject.- Use optional chaining when accessing
chain.chainImgandchain.nameto prevent potential runtime errors.- Make the fallback icon's color customizable through props.
Here's an example of how you could implement these improvements:
import Image from 'next/image' import { QuestionMarkCircleIcon } from '@heroicons/react/outline' import { CHAINS } from '@synapsecns/synapse-constants' const CHAINS_BY_ID = CHAINS.CHAINS_BY_ID interface ChainImageProps { chainId?: number; imgSize?: string; className?: string; fallbackIconColor?: string; } export const ChainImage: React.FC<ChainImageProps> = ({ chainId, imgSize = 'w-4 h-4', className, fallbackIconColor = 'currentColor' }) => { if (chainId) { const chain = CHAINS_BY_ID[chainId] return ( <Image src={chain?.chainImg ?? ''} className={`${imgSize} rounded-full mr-2 inline ${className ?? ''}`} alt={chain?.name ?? `Chain ${chainId}`} height={16} width={16} /> ) } else { return ( <QuestionMarkCircleIcon className={`${imgSize} rounded-full mr-2 inline ${className ?? ''}`} strokeWidth={1} color={fallbackIconColor} /> ) } }These changes will make the component more robust and flexible while maintaining its current functionality.
packages/explorer-ui/pages/_app.tsx (1)
16-16: Approved: Updated GoogleAnalytics component. Consider using an environment variable.The explicit setting of the Google Analytics ID is good practice. However, consider using an environment variable for the ID to make it easier to manage across different environments.
Consider refactoring the GoogleAnalytics component usage as follows:
-<GoogleAnalytics gaId={'G-BBC13LQXBD'} /> +<GoogleAnalytics gaId={process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_GA_ID} />Then, set the
NEXT_PUBLIC_GA_IDenvironment variable in your deployment configurations.packages/rest-api/src/middleware/logger.ts (1)
23-30: Approve changes with minor suggestions for optimization and clarity.The new format function enhances the logger's flexibility by handling object messages and ensuring consistency in the message field. However, there are a couple of minor improvements we can make:
- To address the performance concern raised by the static analysis tool, we can avoid using the
deleteoperator.- Adding a comment to explain the purpose of this format function would improve code clarity.
Consider applying the following changes:
export const logger = winston.createLogger({ level: 'info', format: winston.format.combine( winston.format.timestamp(), + // Process log messages to handle object messages and ensure consistent message field winston.format((info) => { if (typeof info.message === 'object') { Object.assign(info, info.message) } info.msg = info.msg || info.message - delete info.message + info.message = undefined // Use undefined assignment instead of delete return info })(), winston.format.json() ), transports, })These changes maintain the original functionality while addressing the performance concern and improving code clarity.
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.github/workflows/labeler.yml (1)
35-40: LGTM! Consider a minor improvement for consistency.The new step to add the 'fe-release' label is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives. It correctly uses conditional execution and the appropriate action for adding labels.
For consistency with other steps in this workflow, consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this label, similar to the comments in the 'pr-size-labeler' step. For example:
- name: Add 'fe-release' label if: github.event.pull_request.base.ref == 'fe-release' uses: actions-ecosystem/action-add-labels@v1 with: github_token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} labels: 'fe-release' # Adds 'fe-release' label to PRs targeting the fe-release branchpackages/synapse-constants/package.json (1)
3-3: Approve version update and suggest changelog updateThe version bump from 1.5.6 to 1.6.0 is appropriate for the changes made. It follows semantic versioning principles.
Don't forget to update the CHANGELOG.md file (if it exists) to reflect the changes in this new version.
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14-20: Improved logging for incoming requests.The addition of the
msgproperty with the request path enhances log readability and provides immediate context. This change is beneficial for quick log scanning and debugging.Consider using template literals for better readability:
- msg: `Incoming request ${req.path}`, + msg: `Incoming request: ${req.path}`,This small change adds a colon for better visual separation between the message type and the path.
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26-34: Enhanced logging for outgoing responses with body truncation.The changes improve log readability and context by adding a
msgproperty with the original request path. The conditional truncation of the response body for specific paths is a good practice to prevent oversized logs.For consistency with the incoming request logging, consider using template literals and adding a colon:
- msg: `Outgoing response ${originalPath}`, + msg: `Outgoing response: ${originalPath}`,This change aligns the format with the incoming request logs and improves readability.
packages/synapse-constants/CHANGELOG.md (1)
6-12: LGTM! Consider updating the release date.The new version entry (1.6.0) and its features are well-documented and follow the correct format. However, the release date (October 5, 2024) is in the future. Consider updating it to the current date or the actual release date if it's different.
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158-158: LGTM! Consider using a type guard for additional safety.The addition of the
as numbertype assertion improves type safety. However, for even better type checking, consider using a type guard:if (typeof chainId === 'number') { obj[chainId] = valOrObj; } else { console.warn(`Unexpected chainId type: ${typeof chainId}`); }This approach provides runtime type checking and can help catch potential issues earlier in the development process.
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66-71: LGTM with suggestion: Build step for synapse-constants package.The addition of the build step for the synapse-constants package is necessary and well-implemented. It ensures that the package is properly built before deployment.
However, for consistency with the rest of the workflow, consider using the
WORKING_DIRECTORYenvironment variable instead of hardcoding the path. This would make the step more aligned with the existing pattern in the file.Consider modifying the step as follows:
- name: Build synapse-constants run: | yarn install yarn build working-directory: ${{ env.WORKING_DIRECTORY }}This assumes that the
WORKING_DIRECTORYenvironment variable is correctly set for the synapse-constants package earlier in the workflow.docs/bridge/docusaurus.config.ts (2)
8-8: LGTM! Consider grouping imports.The import statement for the search plugin is correct and necessary for the new search functionality.
Consider grouping this import with other third-party imports for better code organization. For example:
import { themes as prismThemes } from 'prism-react-renderer' import type { Config } from '@docusaurus/types' import type * as Preset from '@docusaurus/preset-classic' import { codecovWebpackPlugin } from '@codecov/webpack-plugin' import searchPlugin from '@easyops-cn/docusaurus-search-local'
150-156: Excellent addition of search functionality!The integration of the
@easyops-cn/docusaurus-search-localplugin is a great improvement for the documentation site. The configuration looks good, with hashed URLs for better sharing and English language support.Consider exploring additional configuration options to further enhance the search functionality:
Specify the indexing scope if you want to limit search to specific sections:
docsRouteBasePath: ['docs'],Adjust the number of search results displayed:
searchResultLimits: 8,Enable highlighting of search terms in results:
highlightSearchTermsOnTargetPage: true,These options can help fine-tune the search experience for your users. Refer to the plugin's documentation for more advanced configurations.
packages/explorer-ui/pages/token/[tokenAddress].tsx (1)
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23-232: Consider enhancing error handling and accessibilityThe component implementation looks good overall, but there are a few areas where it could be improved:
Error Handling: The current implementation doesn't seem to handle potential errors from the GraphQL query. Consider adding error handling to provide a better user experience when data fetching fails.
Accessibility: The buttons for filtering transactions (Outgoing and Incoming) could benefit from additional ARIA attributes to improve accessibility.
Loading State: While there's a loading spinner, consider adding aria-busy and aria-live attributes to improve the experience for screen reader users.
Here's a suggestion for improving the accessibility of the filter buttons:
<button onClick={() => setVariables({ page: 1, tokenAddressFrom: [address], chainIDFrom: tokenChainID, useMv: true, }) } className={ 'font-medium rounded-l-md px-4 py-2 border h-fit ' + (variables?.tokenAddressFrom ? selectStyle : unSelectStyle) + (loading ? ' pointer-events-none' : '') } + aria-pressed={!!variables?.tokenAddressFrom} + aria-disabled={loading} > Outgoing </button>Apply similar changes to the "Incoming" button as well.
For the loading state, consider wrapping the content in a div with aria attributes:
+ <div aria-busy={loading} aria-live="polite"> {loading ? ( <div className="flex justify-center align-center w-full my-[100px]"> <div className="w-[39px] animate-spin"> <SynapseLogoSvg /> </div> </div> ) : ( <BridgeTransactionTable queryResult={transactionsArr} /> )} + </div>Would you like me to provide a more comprehensive refactor suggestion for error handling?
packages/explorer-ui/pages/tx/[kappa].tsx (1)
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1-329: Consider refactoring for improved maintainabilityWhile the changes in this PR are minimal and don't alter the functionality, I noticed that the
BridgeTransactioncomponent is quite large. Consider refactoring this component for improved maintainability:
- Extract smaller, reusable components (e.g., for transaction details, address display, etc.).
- Use custom hooks to separate logic from presentation.
- Consider using a state management solution if the component's state becomes complex.
Here's a basic example of how you might start refactoring:
// TransactionHeader.tsx const TransactionHeader = ({ kappa }) => ( <div className="flex flex-row pb-12 mt-5 mb-1 text-white"> {/* ... */} </div> ); // TransactionDetails.tsx const TransactionDetails = ({ transaction }) => ( <div className="py-4 border border-[#252537] rounded-xl w-4/5 mx-auto"> {/* ... */} </div> ); // useBridgeTransaction.ts const useBridgeTransaction = (kappa) => { // Hook logic here return { transaction, loading, error }; }; // BridgeTransaction.tsx export const BridgeTransaction = ({ queryResult }) => { const { kappa } = useRouter().query; const { transaction, loading, error } = useBridgeTransaction(kappa); if (loading) return <Loading />; if (error) return <Error {...error} />; return ( <> <TransactionHeader kappa={kappa} /> <TransactionDetails transaction={transaction} /> </> ); };This refactoring would make the code more modular, easier to test, and simpler to maintain. Consider implementing similar refactoring throughout the component.
packages/explorer-ui/components/pages/Home/index.tsx (1)
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1-380: Consider refactoring for improved maintainabilityWhile not directly related to the current changes, the component could benefit from some structural improvements:
- The component is quite large. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused components for better maintainability.
- There are hardcoded strings (e.g., button labels, CSS classes) that could be extracted into constants or a configuration object.
- The use of inline styles could be replaced with a more maintainable CSS solution, such as CSS modules or styled-components.
These suggestions could improve the overall code quality and maintainability of the component. Would you like assistance in implementing any of these refactoring suggestions?
packages/explorer-ui/utils/styles/networks.ts (1)
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1-458: Consider refactoring repetitive utility functionsWhile not directly related to the current changes, I noticed that this file contains multiple utility functions with very similar structures. Consider refactoring these functions to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability. For example, you could create a higher-order function that generates these utility functions based on a configuration object.
Here's a basic example of how you might start this refactoring:
const NETWORK_STYLES = { yellow: { bg: 'bg-stone-800', text: 'text-[#ecae0b]', // ... other properties }, eth: { bg: 'bg-[#5170ad]', text: 'text-[#5170ad] dark:text-[#78a5ff]', // ... other properties }, // ... other network styles } const createNetworkStyleFunction = (styleProperty) => (chainId) => { const networkColor = NETWORK_COLORS[chainId] return NETWORK_STYLES[networkColor]?.[styleProperty] || '' } export const getNetworkButtonBgClassName = createNetworkStyleFunction('bg') export const getNetworkTextColor = createNetworkStyleFunction('text') // ... other utility functionsThis approach would centralize the style definitions and make it easier to maintain and update styles in the future.
packages/explorer-ui/components/pages/Home/UniversalSearch/index.tsx (1)
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306-310: Approve type annotation addition with a suggestion for improvement.The addition of the type annotation
: stringto thechainparameter improves type safety. This is a good practice in TypeScript projects.Consider using a more specific type instead of
stringif possible. For example, if there's an enum or union type that represents the possible chain values, it would provide even better type safety. Here's an example of how it could look:type ChainType = keyof typeof CHAIN_ENUM_BY_ID; {Object.values(CHAIN_ENUM_BY_ID).map((chain: ChainType) => ( <MenuItem key={chain} value={chain}> {chain.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + chain.slice(1)} </MenuItem> ))}This assumes that
CHAIN_ENUM_BY_IDis an object with chain names as keys. Adjust the type according to your actual data structure.
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docs/bridge/src/components/USDC.tsx (2)
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2-7: Consider removing console.log statements and verify USDC.icon usage.While the usage of USDC.icon remains consistent after the package change, there are a couple of points to consider:
The console.log statements are likely for debugging purposes. Consider removing them before merging to production, or use a proper logging system if the information is necessary.
It's important to verify that USDC.icon is still available and functions correctly with the new package.
To ensure the USDC.icon is still available and functions correctly, please run the following verification script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the availability and usage of USDC.icon in the new package # Test: Check if USDC.icon is available in the new package node -e "const { USDC } = require('@synapsecns/synapse-constants'); console.log(typeof USDC.icon);" # Test: Search for any other usages of USDC.icon in the codebase rg --type typescript --type javascript "USDC\.icon"
1-1: Approved: Good move to a scoped package name.The change from 'synapse-constants' to '@synapsecns/synapse-constants' is a positive step. Using scoped package names is a best practice for organization-specific packages, as it helps prevent naming conflicts and improves security.
To ensure the new package is correctly set up and available, please run the following verification script:
packages/explorer-ui/utils/addressToSymbol.ts (1)
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3-19: Function logic remains correct and unchanged.The
addressToSymbolfunction's implementation is consistent with the import change. It correctly uses theTOKEN_HASH_MAPfrom the updated import source.packages/explorer-ui/components/misc/ChainImage.tsx (1)
4-5: LGTM: Import path updated correctly.The import path for the
CHAINSconstant has been updated to use the scoped package@synapsecns/synapse-constants. This change is likely part of a larger refactoring effort to use scoped packages.To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script:
packages/explorer-ui/pages/_app.tsx (1)
4-4: Approved: Updated Google Analytics import. Verify new library usage.The change to import GoogleAnalytics from '@next/third-parties/google' is a good move towards using official Next.js integrations. This should provide better compatibility and support.
Please ensure that the new library is used correctly throughout the application by checking its documentation. Run the following command to find any other uses of the old library:
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packages/synapse-constants/rollup.config.js (1)
44-44: LGTM! Verify package references.The change to use a scoped package name (
@synapsecns/synapse-constants) for thebundleNameis appropriate and aligns with npm naming conventions. This update improves consistency and clarity in package identification.To ensure this change is reflected throughout the project, please run the following script to check for any references to the old package name:
If any unexpected references to 'synapse-constants' are found, they should be updated to use the new scoped package name.
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@synapsecns/synapse-constants). References to the old package name are only present in documentation and changelog files, which is expected.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/synapse-constants/package.json (3)
2-2: Approve package name change to scoped packageThe change to a scoped package name (
@synapsecns/synapse-constants) is a good practice. It improves organization and reduces potential naming conflicts in the npm registry.
17-19: Approve addition of publishConfigThe addition of the
publishConfigfield with"access": "public"is a good practice. It explicitly defines the package as publicly accessible when published to npm, which is especially important for scoped packages.
49-51: Request clarification on devDependencies removalThe devDependencies section has been significantly reduced. While this could potentially simplify the package, it might also impact development and build processes.
Could you please clarify the reasoning behind removing most of the devDependencies? Specifically:
- Are these dependencies no longer needed for development or building?
- Have the build scripts been updated to accommodate these changes?
To verify if any of the removed devDependencies are still referenced in the package scripts, run:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for references to removed devDependencies in package scripts jq -r '.scripts | to_entries[] | .value' package.json | grep -E "rollup|eslint|babel"If this command returns any results, it might indicate that some removed devDependencies are still being used in scripts.
docs/bridge/package.json (4)
3-3: Version update looks good.The version bump from 0.3.2 to 0.3.7 indicates new features or improvements without breaking changes, which aligns with semantic versioning principles.
37-37: Synapse constants package updated successfully.The migration from "synapse-constants" to "@synapsecns/synapse-constants" and the version update from 1.3.22 to 1.6.0 is noted.
Please ensure that your code is compatible with the new version of the constants package. There might be breaking changes or new features that need to be addressed.
To verify the usage of the new package, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Check for usage of the new @synapsecns/synapse-constants package # Look for imports of the new package rg --type js "from ['\"']@synapsecns/synapse-constants" ./src # Look for any remaining usage of the old package rg --type js "from ['\"']synapse-constants" ./srcIf the second command returns any results, those imports need to be updated to use the new package.
43-43: Verify React compatibility with updated Docusaurus.The react-dom dependency remains at "^18.2.0", which is fine if there are no compatibility issues.
Please verify that React 18.2.0 is fully compatible with the updated Docusaurus 3.5.2. You may want to check the Docusaurus documentation for any specific React version requirements.
To verify the React and Docusaurus versions in use, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Check React and Docusaurus versions # Display installed versions echo "Installed versions:" npm list react react-dom @docusaurus/core | grep -E 'react@|react-dom@|@docusaurus/core@' # Check Docusaurus documentation for React compatibility echo "Checking Docusaurus documentation for React compatibility..." curl -s https://docusaurus.io/docs | grep -i "react.*version"Compare the output with the Docusaurus documentation to ensure compatibility.
35-35: Local search plugin added successfully.The addition of @easyops-cn/docusaurus-search-local for offline search capabilities is a good improvement for user experience.
Please verify that version 0.44.5 of the search plugin is compatible with Docusaurus 3.5.2. You may want to check if there's a more recent version of the plugin that aligns better with your Docusaurus version.
To verify the integration, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Check if the local search plugin is properly configured in the Docusaurus configuration # Look for local search configuration in docusaurus.config.js rg --type js 'themes:.*\[@easyops-cn/docusaurus-search-local' ./docusaurus.config.jspackages/explorer-ui/components/misc/ChainInfo.tsx (1)
5-5: Approve the import change with verification suggestions.The update to the import statement for
CHAINSfrom 'synapse-constants' to '@synapsecns/synapse-constants' looks good. This change likely reflects a move to a scoped package or a package rename.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues:
- Verify that the
@synapsecns/synapse-constantspackage is compatible with the current codebase and that there are no breaking changes in theCHAINSobject structure.- Check if other files in the project need similar updates to maintain consistency.
You can use the following script to find other occurrences of the old import:
If you find other files using the old import, consider updating them as well for consistency across the project.
packages/rest-api/src/app.ts (1)
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1-80: Overall assessment: Logging improvements enhance system observability.The changes to this file focus on improving the logging system by adding more context to log messages and implementing smart truncation for potentially large response bodies. These modifications enhance the system's observability without altering the core functionality of the application.
The improvements align well with the PR objectives of enhancing overall usability and providing clearer information for debugging and monitoring purposes.
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6-70: No further changes required in the file.The usage of the imported constants (
TOKEN_HASH_MAP,AVWETH,USDC) remains consistent throughout theAssetImagecomponent andhasRequiredDatafunction. No additional modifications are needed as a result of the import change.packages/rfq-indexer/indexer/ponder.schema.ts (1)
88-89: Approve changes and verify impactThe renaming of
chainIdtooriginChainIdandchaintooriginChainin theBridgeProofDisputedEventstable improves consistency with other tables in the schema and clarifies that these fields refer to the origin chain. This change aligns well with the PR objectives.To ensure this change doesn't break existing functionality, please run the following script to check for any references to the old field names:
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packages/explorer-ui/package.json (3)
3-3: Verify the version update from 0.3.8 to 0.3.10.The package version has been updated from 0.3.8 to 0.3.10. Please ensure this version bump accurately reflects the changes made in this PR and follows your versioning strategy.
Could you confirm if skipping version 0.3.9 was intentional?
18-18: New dependencies added: Verify necessity and impact.Two new dependencies have been added:
@next/third-parties: "^14.2.14"@synapsecns/synapse-constants: "^1.6.0"These additions look good and seem to align with the project's needs. However, please ensure:
- The
@next/third-partiespackage is necessary and its features are being utilized in the project.- The upgrade from
synapse-constantsto@synapsecns/synapse-constantsis intentional and doesn't introduce breaking changes.Could you provide more context on how these new dependencies will be used in the project?
Also applies to: 20-20
20-20: Verify removal of 'synapse-constants' dependency.The
synapse-constantsdependency (version ^1.5.6) has been removed and replaced with@synapsecns/synapse-constants(version ^1.6.0). This change looks good as it appears to be an upgrade to a newer, possibly organization-specific package.Please confirm that all usages of the old
synapse-constantspackage have been updated to use@synapsecns/synapse-constants. You can use the following script to check for any remaining imports of the old package:packages/synapse-interface/pages/_app.tsx (1)
16-16: LGTM: Google Analytics import added correctly.The import statement for GoogleAnalytics from @next/third-parties/google is correctly added and follows best practices.
packages/explorer-ui/components/misc/ToolTip.tsx (3)
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8-8: Usage of imported CHAINS constant is consistent.The usage of the
CHAINSconstant to accessCHAIN_ID_NAMES_REVERSEremains unchanged and consistent with the updated import. This indicates that the new package still provides the same structure and functionality as before.
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1-110: Summary: Minor import change with no functional impact.The only modification in this file is the update to the import statement for the
CHAINSconstant. The rest of theCurrencyTooltipcomponent remains unchanged, maintaining its existing functionality. This change appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to use scoped packages or update package names.Ensure that this change is consistent across the project and that any necessary documentation updates have been made to reflect the new import pattern.
3-3: Approve import change and suggest follow-up actions.The update to the import statement for
CHAINSlooks good. This change likely reflects a move to a scoped package or a package rename.To ensure consistency across the project:
- Verify that this change has been applied uniformly across all files using the
CHAINSimport.- Update the project's documentation to reflect this new import pattern if it's a global change.
Run the following script to check for any remaining old imports:
If the script returns results, those files may need to be updated as well.
packages/synapse-interface/package.json (1)
35-35: New dependency @next/third-parties looks appropriate.The addition of @next/third-parties is consistent with the project's use of Next.js and can be beneficial for managing third-party scripts more efficiently.
To ensure this new dependency is being utilized in the project, please run the following command to search for its usage:
If no results are found, consider adding a TODO comment in the relevant file(s) where you plan to use this package.
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@next/third-partiesdependency is actively used in the project in the following files:
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1-17: LGTM! Changelog structure and formatting are consistent.The changelog follows the Conventional Commits format consistently. The use of "Version bump only" notes for some entries is appropriate in a monorepo setup. The overall structure and formatting of the changelog are well-maintained.
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packages/explorer-ui/utils/classes/Token.ts (1)
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11-11: LGTM: New path filter for synapse-constants package.The addition of the 'packages/synapse-constants/**' path filter to the pull_request trigger is appropriate. This ensures that the workflow runs when changes are made to the synapse-constants package, which is consistent with the existing structure and aligns with the PR objectives.
packages/rfq-indexer/indexer/src/index.ts (1)
168-169: Improved naming consistency for chain-related properties.The renaming of
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77-79: Great addition for user experience!The
colorModeconfiguration withrespectPrefersColorScheme: trueis an excellent addition. This will allow the documentation site to automatically adjust its color scheme based on the user's system preferences, enhancing accessibility and user experience.packages/explorer-ui/pages/tx/[kappa].tsx (2)
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997-997: LGTM. Please clarify the addition of USDCe for POLYGON.The addition of USDCe for the POLYGON chain using the previous USDC address looks correct. However, it would be beneficial to add a comment explaining the reason for this change and the relationship between USDC and USDCe on the POLYGON chain.
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packages/explorer-ui/pages/_app.tsx (1)
16-16: Approve the updated GoogleAnalytics component usage, but consider environment variable for GA ID.The change from
trackPageViewstogaIdprop is correct and aligns with the new Google Analytics integration. However, hardcoding the Google Analytics ID directly in the component might not be the best practice.Consider using an environment variable for the Google Analytics ID. This approach improves security and makes it easier to manage different IDs for various environments (development, staging, production). Here's a suggested implementation:
Add the GA ID to your environment variables (e.g., in
.env.localfile):NEXT_PUBLIC_GA_ID=G-BBC13LQXBDUpdate the component usage:
<GoogleAnalytics gaId={process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_GA_ID} />This change will make your code more flexible and secure.
packages/rest-api/src/middleware/logger.ts (1)
23-30: Approve with suggestions: Custom format function enhances logging flexibilityThe custom format function is a good addition that allows for more flexible logging of object types while maintaining backward compatibility. However, there are a few points to consider:
- To avoid potential overwrites of existing properties in the info object, consider using a more cautious approach:
if (typeof info.message === 'object') { info = { ...info, ...info.message }; }
- Deleting
info.messagemight cause issues if other parts of the system expect it to exist. Instead of deleting it, consider keeping it and renaming it:info.originalMessage = info.message; info.message = info.msg || info.message;
- The static analysis tool flagged the use of the
deleteoperator as a potential performance issue. To address this, you can set the property toundefinedinstead:info.message = undefined;Would you like me to provide a full refactored version of this custom format function incorporating these suggestions?
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.github/workflows/labeler.yml (1)
35-40: Approve new step with minor suggestions.The new step to add the 'fe-release' label is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives. It correctly uses conditional execution and proper authentication.
However, there are two minor suggestions for improvement:
The indentation of this new step is inconsistent with the rest of the file. Consider adjusting it to match the indentation of other steps.
It would be beneficial to add a comment explaining the purpose of this label for future maintainers.
Here's a suggested implementation with these improvements:
# Add 'fe-release' label to PRs targeting the fe-release branch - name: Add 'fe-release' label if: github.event.pull_request.base.ref == 'fe-release' uses: actions-ecosystem/action-add-labels@v1 with: github_token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} labels: 'fe-release'packages/synapse-constants/package.json (1)
3-3: Approved: Version bump to 1.6.0The version update from 1.5.6 to 1.6.0 is appropriate for introducing new features in a backwards-compatible manner. This aligns with semantic versioning principles.
Don't forget to update the CHANGELOG.md file (if it exists) to document the changes introduced in this new version.
packages/rest-api/src/app.ts (1)
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26-33: Improved logging for outgoing responses with security considerationThe changes enhance log readability and security:
- Adding the
msgfield with a descriptive message improves log clarity.- Truncating the response body for specific paths prevents logging large payloads, which is a good security practice.
These modifications align well with structured logging best practices and security considerations.
However, there's a minor suggestion for improvement:
Consider using case-insensitive comparison for both paths to ensure consistent behavior:
- originalPath === '/' || originalPath.toLowerCase() === '/tokenlist' + originalPath.toLowerCase() === '/' || originalPath.toLowerCase() === '/tokenlist'This change will ensure that '/TokenList' or any other case variation is also caught by the condition.
packages/synapse-constants/CHANGELOG.md (1)
9-9: Adjust heading level for consistency.The "Features" heading should be an h2 (##) instead of an h3 (###) to maintain proper document hierarchy and consistency with other sections in the changelog.
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.github/workflows/ui-preview.yaml (2)
66-71: LGTM: New build step for synapse-constants addedThe addition of the build step for the synapse-constants package is appropriate and aligns with the PR objectives. This ensures that the package is properly built before deployment.
However, there's a minor optimization opportunity:
Consider removing the
working-directoryparameter as it's redundant with thecdcommand. You can simplify the step as follows:- name: Build synapse-constants run: | cd packages/synapse-constants yarn install yarn buildThis change would make the step more concise without affecting its functionality.
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1-132: Summary: Workflow updates for synapse-constants integrationThe changes to this workflow file successfully integrate the synapse-constants package into the UI deployment process. The additions include:
- A new path filter to trigger the workflow on changes to the synapse-constants package.
- A build step for the synapse-constants package in the deployment job.
These changes align well with the PR objectives and ensure that the synapse-constants package is properly included in the deployment process. The implementation is correct and maintains the overall structure of the workflow.
For future improvements, consider:
- Evaluating if other packages in the repository might benefit from similar integration.
- Exploring options to make the workflow more modular, allowing easier addition of new packages without modifying the main workflow file.
docs/bridge/docusaurus.config.ts (3)
77-79: LGTM: Color mode respects user preferences.The
colorModeconfiguration is correctly added and will improve user experience by respecting the system's color scheme preferences.Consider adding a
defaultModeoption to set a fallback mode when user preferences are not available:colorMode: { respectPrefersColorScheme: true, defaultMode: 'light', // or 'dark' },
150-156: LGTM: Search plugin configured correctly.The search plugin is properly configured with hashed URLs and English language support. This will enhance the site's searchability and user experience.
Consider adding more options to fine-tune the search functionality:
[ searchPlugin, { hashed: true, language: ['en'], docsRouteBasePath: '/docs', indexBlog: false, indexPages: true, highlightSearchTermsOnTargetPage: true, }, ],These additional options can help customize the search behavior and improve search result relevance.
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1-193: Overall: Excellent improvements to Docusaurus configuration.The changes made to this file enhance the documentation site in several ways:
- Addition of a local search functionality
- Improved color scheme handling
- Better user experience with respect to system preferences
These modifications align well with the PR objectives of improving documentation and usability. The implementation is clean and follows Docusaurus best practices.
As the project grows, consider splitting the Docusaurus configuration into smaller, more manageable files. For example, you could extract the plugin configurations into a separate file for easier maintenance.
packages/explorer-ui/pages/tx/[kappa].tsx (2)
44-44: LGTM: Semicolon removed for consistency.The semicolon at the end of the return statement has been removed. This change doesn't affect the functionality and is likely for maintaining a consistent coding style.
To ensure consistency, consider running a linter (e.g., ESLint) across the entire project to standardize the use or omission of semicolons.
46-46: LGTM: Semicolon removed for consistency.The semicolon at the end of the return statement has been removed, consistent with the previous change. This modification maintains the functionality while adhering to a consistent coding style.
As mentioned earlier, to ensure project-wide consistency, consider running a linter (e.g., ESLint) across the entire codebase to standardize the use or omission of semicolons.
packages/explorer-ui/components/pages/Home/UniversalSearch/index.tsx (1)
306-309: Approve type annotation addition and suggest consistencyThe addition of the
: stringtype annotation to thechainparameter in the map function enhances type safety. This is a good practice in TypeScript projects.Consider adding similar type annotations to other parameters and variables throughout the component for consistency. This will further improve the overall type safety of the code.
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26-27: Inconsistent naming of setter functions in useState hooksThe setter functions
SetDailyStatisticDurationandSetDailyStatisticCumulativeshould follow the camelCase naming convention, starting with a lowercase letter. This aligns with standard JavaScript practices and maintains consistency with other setters likesetDailyStatisticType.Apply this diff to correct the naming:
-const [dailyStatisticDuration, SetDailyStatisticDuration] = useState('PAST_6_MONTHS') +const [dailyStatisticDuration, setDailyStatisticDuration] = useState('PAST_6_MONTHS') -const [dailyStatisticCumulative, SetDailyStatisticCumulative] = useState(true) +const [dailyStatisticCumulative, setDailyStatisticCumulative] = useState(true)
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77-77: Update onClick handlers to use the renamed setter functionsAfter renaming the setter functions, ensure that all references, including in onClick handlers, are updated to use the new names.
Apply this diff to update the handlers:
- onClick={() => SetDailyStatisticCumulative(false)} + onClick={() => setDailyStatisticCumulative(false)} - onClick={() => SetDailyStatisticCumulative(true)} + onClick={() => setDailyStatisticCumulative(true)}
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60-68: Optimize cumulative data computation in the onCompleted callbackThe current implementation creates a deep copy of
data.dailyStatisticsByChainand manually accumulates values. This can be optimized for better performance and readability by using array methods.Consider refactoring the code as follows:
if (dailyStatisticCumulative) { - chartData = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(data.dailyStatisticsByChain)) - for (let i = 1; i < chartData.length; i++) { - for (const key in data.dailyStatisticsByChain[i]) { - if (key !== 'date' && key !== '__typename') { - chartData[i][key] += chartData[i - 1]?.[key] - ? chartData[i - 1][key] - : 0 - } - } - } + chartData = data.dailyStatisticsByChain.reduce((acc, curr, index) => { + if (index === 0) { + acc.push(curr); + } else { + const prev = acc[index - 1]; + const cumulative = { ...curr }; + for (const key in curr) { + if (key !== 'date' && key !== '__typename') { + cumulative[key] += prev[key] || 0; + } + } + acc.push(cumulative); + } + return acc; + }, []); }
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25-29: Consider extracting style classes into a separate moduleThe style strings
unSelectStyleandselectStyleare lengthy and used in multiple places. Extracting them into a separate CSS module or styling solution can improve readability and maintainability.Example:
/* In a CSS or module file */ .unSelectStyle { transition: ease-out; border-left: 0; border-color: rgba(107, 114, 128, 0.3); color: rgba(107, 114, 128, 1); background-color: rgba(55, 65, 81, 0.3); } .selectStyle { color: white; border-color: #BE78FF; background: var(--synapse-radial); }Then update your JSX to use these classes.
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115-157: Duplicate button rendering logicThere is repeated code for rendering buttons with similar styling and behavior. Refactoring this into a reusable button component can reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.
Consider creating a
ToggleButtoncomponent.// ToggleButton.jsx const ToggleButton = ({ options, selectedOption, onSelect, disabled }) => ( <div className="flex items-center h-full"> {options.map((option, index) => ( <button key={option.value} onClick={() => onSelect(option.value)} disabled={disabled} className={ 'font-medium px-4 py-2 border h-fit ' + (selectedOption === option.value ? selectStyle : unSelectStyle) + (disabled ? ' pointer-events-none' : '') + (index === 0 ? ' rounded-l-md' : '') + (index === options.length - 1 ? ' rounded-r-md' : '') } > {option.label} </button> ))} </div> ); // Usage in Home component <ToggleButton options={[ { value: 'PAST_MONTH', label: '1mo' }, { value: 'PAST_3_MONTHS', label: '3mo' }, { value: 'PAST_6_MONTHS', label: '6mo' }, ]} selectedOption={dailyStatisticDuration} onSelect={setDailyStatisticDuration} disabled={loadingDailyData} />
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packages/explorer-ui/components/misc/ChainImage.tsx (1)
4-5: Update to import path looks good, but let's verify consistency.The change from
'synapse-constants'to'@synapsecns/synapse-constants'appears to be a move towards using a scoped package. This is generally a good practice for better organization and avoiding naming conflicts.Let's verify if this change is consistent across the codebase:
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packages/explorer-ui/pages/_app.tsx (1)
4-4: Approve the updated Google Analytics import.The change from
nextjs-google-analyticsto@next/third-parties/googleis a good move towards using official Next.js integrations. This can potentially improve performance and maintainability.To ensure this change is part of a broader migration, please run the following script:
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packages/synapse-constants/package.json (4)
2-2: Approved: Package name updated to use organization scopeThe change from "synapse-constants" to "@synapsecns/synapse-constants" is a good practice. It clearly identifies the package as belonging to the Synapse organization and helps prevent naming conflicts in the npm registry.
17-19: Approved: Added publishConfig for public accessThe addition of the "publishConfig" field with "access" set to "public" is a good practice. It explicitly defines the package as publicly accessible when published to npm, which is especially important for scoped packages.
49-50: Please explain the removal of most devDependenciesThe devDependencies section has been significantly reduced, with only "@codecov/rollup-plugin" remaining. This change raises several concerns:
- How will this affect the development and build process?
- Are the removed devDependencies (e.g., rollup plugins) no longer necessary?
- If they are still needed, why were they moved to the dependencies section?
Please provide rationale for these changes and confirm that the package can still be built and developed as intended.
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3-3: Version update looks good.The version bump from 0.3.2 to 0.3.7 is appropriate for the changes made in this PR. It follows semantic versioning principles for minor updates.
43-43: Updated react-dom versioning style.The addition of the caret (^) to the react-dom version allows for compatible updates. This change aligns with best practices and the versioning style of other dependencies in the file.
35-35: Local search plugin added.The addition of @easyops-cn/docusaurus-search-local is a good improvement for offline search functionality. This can enhance user experience, especially for users with slow internet connections.
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37-37: Updated synapse-constants package.The change from
synapse-constantsto@synapsecns/synapse-constantsand the version update to ^1.6.0 is appropriate. This move to an organization-scoped package can improve package management.Ensure that all import statements for synapse-constants have been updated throughout the project. Run the following script to check for any remaining old imports:
27-27: Google Analytics plugin added.The addition of @docusaurus/plugin-google-gtag is appropriate for tracking site usage. The version ^3.5.2 aligns with other Docusaurus packages.
Ensure that the necessary Google Analytics configuration is added to the Docusaurus configuration file. Also, consider adding a privacy policy page if not already present.
packages/explorer-ui/components/misc/ChainInfo.tsx (1)
8-8: Verify the structure of the CHAINS object from the new package.The usage of CHAINS to derive CHAINS_BY_ID remains unchanged. However, it's important to ensure that the CHAINS object from the new '@synapsecns/synapse-constants' package has the same structure as the previous one.
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packages/rest-api/src/app.ts (2)
14-15: Improved logging for incoming requestsThe addition of the
msgfield with a descriptive message enhances log readability. This change follows best practices for structured logging by providing a clear, human-readable message alongside the structured data.
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14-33: Overall improvement in logging practicesThe changes in this file focus on enhancing the logging mechanism for both incoming requests and outgoing responses. These modifications provide several benefits:
- Improved readability: The addition of descriptive messages makes the logs more human-friendly and easier to parse quickly.
- Consistent structure: The use of structured logging with specific fields maintains a uniform format, facilitating log analysis.
- Security consideration: Truncating large payloads for specific endpoints helps prevent sensitive data exposure in logs.
These changes align well with the PR objectives of making minor tweaks and improvements. They enhance the application's observability without altering its core functionality, which is a valuable addition for debugging and monitoring purposes.
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88-89: Field renaming in BridgeProofDisputedEvents aligns with schema consistencyThe changes to rename
chainIdtooriginChainIdandchaintooriginChainin theBridgeProofDisputedEventstable improve consistency across the schema. This aligns with the naming convention used in other event tables likeBridgeRequestEventsandBridgeRelayedEvents.To ensure this change doesn't break any existing queries or code that relies on these field names, please run the following script:
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packages/explorer-ui/utils/classes/Token.ts (2)
158-158: Improved type safety with explicit castingThe change from
obj[chainId] = valOrObjtoobj[chainId as number] = valOrObjenhances type safety by explicitly castingchainIdto a number when used as an object key. This modification aligns with TypeScript best practices and helps prevent potential type-related issues.
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11-11: LGTM: New path filter added correctlyThe addition of the 'packages/synapse-constants/**' path filter is appropriate and aligns with the PR objectives. This ensures that changes to the synapse-constants package will trigger the workflow.
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PACKAGE_EXISTS=$(jq '.dependencies["@synapsecns/synapse-constants"] // .devDependencies["@synapsecns/synapse-constants"]' package.json)
if [ "$PACKAGE_EXISTS" != "null" ]; then
echo "@synapsecns/synapse-constants is listed in package.json."
else
echo "@synapsecns/synapse-constants is not listed in package.json."
fi
else
# Fallback to grep if jq is not available
if grep -q '"@synapsecns/synapse-constants"' package.json; then
echo "@synapsecns/synapse-constants is listed in package.json."
else
echo "@synapsecns/synapse-constants is not listed in package.json."
fi
fi
Length of output: 314
| @@ -994,6 +994,7 @@ export const USDCe: BridgeableToken = { | |||
| [CHAINS.AVALANCHE.id]: '0xA7D7079b0FEaD91F3e65f86E8915Cb59c1a4C664', | |||
| [CHAINS.ARBITRUM.id]: '0xff970a61a04b1ca14834a43f5de4533ebddb5cc8', | |||
| [CHAINS.AURORA.id]: '0xB12BFcA5A55806AaF64E99521918A4bf0fC40802', | |||
| [CHAINS.POLYGON.id]: '0x2791bca1f2de4661ed88a30c99a7a9449aa84174', | |||
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Add missing decimal value for USDCe on POLYGON chain
The USDCe token has been added for the POLYGON chain, but the corresponding decimal value is missing. This could lead to incorrect token amount calculations.
Please add the decimal value for the POLYGON chain. Typically, USDC has 6 decimals. Apply this change:
export const USDCe: BridgeableToken = {
addresses: {
// ... other chains
[CHAINS.POLYGON.id]: '0x2791bca1f2de4661ed88a30c99a7a9449aa84174',
},
decimals: {
// ... other chains
+ [CHAINS.POLYGON.id]: 6,
},
// ... rest of the token definition
}Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| [CHAINS.POLYGON.id]: '0x3c499c542cEF5E3811e1192ce70d8cC03d5c3359', | ||
| [CHAINS.SCROLL.id]: '0x06eFdBFf2a14a7c8E15944D1F4A48F9F95F663A4', |
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💡 Codebase verification
Old USDC address still present in multiple files. Please update all instances to ensure consistency.
The new POLYGON USDC address '0x3c499c542cEF5E3811e1192ce70d8cC03d5c3359' has been added, but the old address '0x2791bca1f2de4661ed88a30c99a7a9449aa84174' is still found in several files. Ensure all references are updated to prevent inconsistencies.
🔗 Analysis chain
LGTM! Verify USDC address changes across systems.
The USDC token updates look good. The POLYGON chain address has been updated, and new chain support for SCROLL and LINEA has been added.
Please run the following script to ensure the USDC address changes are consistent across the codebase:
Also applies to: 439-440
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify USDC address usage
echo "Checking USDC address usage:"
rg --type typescript --type javascript "0x2791bca1f2de4661ed88a30c99a7a9449aa84174" -C 3
echo "Checking new POLYGON USDC address usage:"
rg --type typescript --type javascript "0x3c499c542cEF5E3811e1192ce70d8cC03d5c3359" -C 3
Length of output: 405
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify USDC address usage
echo "Checking USDC address usage:"
rg --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.tsx' --glob '*.js' "0x2791bca1f2de4661ed88a30c99a7a9449aa84174" -C 3
echo "Checking new POLYGON USDC address usage:"
rg --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.tsx' --glob '*.js' "0x3c499c542cEF5E3811e1192ce70d8cC03d5c3359" -C 3
Length of output: 20373
added concept of "active only" to
qProofsandqDisputes-- so we can supply a parameter that will either include or exclude them based on what we need for each particular endpoint."Active" meaning whether the given
ProoforDisputehas been supplanted by something more recent.EG: if I submit a
Proofand it is followed by aDispute, then theProofwould be inactive and theDisputewould be activeIf i then submit a new
Proof, then thatProofbecomes Active and theDisputebecomes inactiveThis can repeat ad nauseum
Also lots of documentation & other tweaks
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Improvements
Bug Fixes
Documentation