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meage develop into master #333

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced IBC NFT transfer capabilities allowing for cross-chain transactions of non-fungible tokens.
    • Added initialization settings for IBC NFT transfers through the GenesisState configuration.
  • Documentation

    • Updated README to reflect the renaming of configuration properties and usage instructions.
  • Refactor

    • Renamed network property to chainNetwork in client configuration for clarity.
    • Reorganized module exports and imports for better structure and maintainability.
  • Tests

    • Refactored tests to align with the new features and changes in the codebase.
    • Enhanced test descriptions for improved clarity and understanding of test purposes.

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The codebase has been updated to support the transfer of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) via the Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol. This includes a renaming of a configuration property and the introduction of new modules, message structures, and services to handle NFT transfers across blockchain networks. The tests have been refactored to align with these updates.

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Files Change Summary
README.md Updated examples and comments to reflect renaming network to chainNetwork in ClientConfig.
proto/.../genesis.proto Added GenesisState message for ibc-nft-transfer module initialization.
proto/.../*.proto Added IBC NFT transfer message structures and gRPC query services.
src/client.ts Added _ibcNftTransfer property, removed withNetwork method, renamed network to chainNetwork.
modules/ibc/ibc-nft-transfer.ts Introduced IBC NFT transfer handling functions.
modules/ibc/ibc.ts Reorganized import statements.
modules/index.ts Modified exports to include 'ibc' and 'ibc-nft-transfer' sub-modules.
modules/..., types/..., utils/crypto.ts Implemented IBC NFT transfer functionality and updated types.
test/... Refactored and updated test descriptions for IBC NFT transfers.

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  • dist/README.md
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  • README.md (9 hunks)
  • proto/ibc/applications/nft_transfer/v1/genesis.proto (1 hunks)
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  • src/modules/ibc/ibc.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/modules/index.ts (1 hunks)
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Additional comments: 78
proto/ibc/applications/nft_transfer/v1/genesis.proto (1)
  • 11-15: Ensure that the Traces type is correctly defined and used elsewhere in the codebase, and confirm that the params field is correctly handled as non-nullable.
src/modules/index.ts (1)
  • 20-21: The export statements for 'ibc' and 'ibc-nft-transfer' sub-modules are correctly added and follow the existing pattern of module exports.
test/index.test.ts (1)
  • 7-24: Confirm that the removal of the withNetwork method and network variable does not negatively impact the tests and that all tests are still passing.
src/types/index.ts (1)
  • 28-29: The export statements for 'ibc/ibc' and 'ibc/ibc-nft-transfer' are correctly added and follow the existing pattern of module exports.
proto/ibc/applications/nft_transfer/v1/transfer.proto (1)
  • 7-27: The ClassTrace and Params messages are well-defined and documented, following protobuf conventions.
proto/ibc/applications/nft_transfer/v1/packet.proto (1)
  • 7-29: The NonFungibleTokenPacketData message is well-defined and documented, following protobuf conventions.
src/types/constants.ts (1)
  • 3-5: Confirm that the removal of the Network enum and the addition of Iris and Cosmos to the ChainNetwork enum are reflected throughout the codebase without causing issues.
src/types/ibc/ibc.ts (1)
  • 1-4: Ensure that the updated import paths are correct and that the changes to the MsgTransfer class method calls are accurate and do not introduce any issues.
proto/ibc/applications/nft_transfer/v1/tx.proto (1)
  • 11-57: The Msg service and MsgTransfer message are well-defined and documented, following protobuf conventions.
src/types/ibc/ibc-nft-transfer.ts (1)
  • 5-83: The IbcNftTransferParam interface and MsgIbcNftTransfer class are well-defined and documented, following TypeScript conventions.
test/ibcNftTransfer.test.ts (1)
  • 5-109: The test cases for IBC NFT transfer functionality are well-structured and include appropriate timeouts for asynchronous operations.
proto/ibc/applications/nft_transfer/v1/query.proto (1)
  • 12-114: The Query service and its associated request and response messages are well-defined and documented, following protobuf conventions.
test/bank.test.ts (3)
  • 1-2: The import statement has been updated to include Consts. Ensure that Consts is being used in the file and that the import is necessary.

  • 67-69: Refactoring to use a local client variable improves readability and potentially error handling by allowing for more granular control over the client instance.

  • 148-148: The test description has been updated to 'query Params'. Verify that this change accurately reflects the test's purpose and that the corresponding test implementation matches this description.

src/modules/ibc/ibc-nft-transfer.ts (1)
  • 13-150: Introduced the IbcNftTransfer class with methods for handling NFT transfers and related queries. Ensure that the methods are correctly implemented and that they handle errors and edge cases appropriately.
src/types/proto.ts (2)
  • 26-26: Exported ibc_nft_transfer_tx_pb for IBC NFT transfer transactions. Confirm that the path to the required module is correct and that the module is used elsewhere in the codebase.

  • 56-56: Exported ibc_nft_transfer_query_pb for querying NFT transfers within the IBC module. Confirm that the path to the required module is correct and that the module is used elsewhere in the codebase.

README.md (12)
  • 28-28: The network property in the ClientConfig interface has been renamed to chainNetwork. Ensure that all references to this property throughout the codebase have been updated accordingly.

  • 119-119: The client.keys.add function call has been updated. Verify that the new parameters are correctly implemented and that the function behaves as expected with these changes.

  • 123-123: The client.keys.recover function call has been updated. Verify that the new parameters are correctly implemented and that the function behaves as expected with these changes.

  • 127-127: The client.keys.recover function call for keystore recovery has been updated. Verify that the new parameters are correctly implemented and that the function behaves as expected with these changes.

  • 138-139: The client.bank.send function call has been updated. Verify that the new parameters are correctly implemented and that the function behaves as expected with these changes.

  • 163-163: The coinswap module and its functions have been listed. Verify that these functions are correctly implemented in the module and that the documentation accurately reflects the available functionality.

  • 183-183: The farm module and its functions have been listed. Verify that these functions are correctly implemented in the module and that the documentation accurately reflects the available functionality.

  • 206-206: The htlc module and its functions have been listed. Verify that these functions are correctly implemented in the module and that the documentation accurately reflects the available functionality.

  • 213-225: The ibc and ibc-nft-transfer modules and their functions have been listed. Verify that these functions are correctly implemented in the modules and that the documentation accurately reflects the available functionality.

  • 246-246: The oracle module and its functions have been listed. Verify that these functions are correctly implemented in the module and that the documentation accurately reflects the available functionality.

  • 257-257: The random module and its functions have been listed. Verify that these functions are correctly implemented in the module and that the documentation accurately reflects the available functionality.

  • 261-261: The service module and its functions have been listed. Verify that these functions are correctly implemented in the module and that the documentation accurately reflects the available functionality.

src/types/proto-types/ibc/applications/nft_transfer/v1/tx_grpc_web_pb.js (7)
  • 15-28: The imports and namespace setup appear to be correct and follow the expected structure for gRPC-Web service clients.

  • 38-53: The MsgClient class is correctly defined with a constructor that initializes the gRPC-Web client with the provided hostname, credentials, and options. The 'format' option is set to 'text', which is typical for gRPC-Web.

  • 64-89: The toObject method and its static counterpart in the MsgClient class are standard for gRPC-Web generated clients, allowing for serialization of the message to an object format.

  • 88-100: The method descriptor for the Msg_Transfer RPC call is correctly defined with the appropriate request and response types, as well as serialization and deserialization functions.

  • 133-140: The transfer method in MsgClient is implemented correctly, making an RPC call with the provided request, metadata, and method descriptor.

  • 152-158: The transfer method in MsgPromiseClient is implemented correctly, returning a promise for the RPC call which resolves to the response.

  • 242-242: The module export at the end of the file is correct, exporting the proto.ibc.applications.nft_transfer.v1 namespace which contains the gRPC-Web client stubs.

src/types/proto-types/ibc/applications/nft_transfer/v1/genesis_pb.js (6)
  • 15-19: The imports for other protobuf definitions and the extension of the proto object are correct, ensuring that the GenesisState message can reference other necessary protobuf messages.

  • 30-39: The GenesisState constructor is correctly defined, initializing the message with optional initial data and setting up repeated fields.

  • 64-90: The toObject method for the GenesisState message is correctly implemented, providing a way to convert the message to a plain JavaScript object.

  • 99-140: The deserializeBinary method and its associated deserializeBinaryFromReader method are correctly implemented, allowing for the conversion from binary data to the GenesisState message object.

  • 147-186: The serializeBinary method and its associated serializeBinaryToWriter method are correctly implemented, allowing for the conversion of the GenesisState message object to binary data.

  • 189-279: The message fields for GenesisState, including port_id, traces, and params, are correctly defined with appropriate getters, setters, and methods for handling repeated fields.

src/client.ts (3)
  • 240-245: The removal of the withNetwork method is noted. Verify that this method is not being used elsewhere in the codebase to prevent potential breaking changes.
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* 304-309: The `ClientConfig` interface has been updated with the `chainNetwork` property. This change should be cross-verified with the usage of `ClientConfig` throughout the codebase to ensure consistency.
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src/modules/tx.ts (1)
  • 460-466: The addition of the MsgIbcNftTransfer case to the switch statement in the Tx class is consistent with the PR objectives to support IBC NFT transfers. Ensure that the types.MsgIbcNftTransfer is properly defined and that the case is handled correctly in the context of transaction processing.
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src/types/proto-types/ibc/applications/nft_transfer/v1/transfer_pb.js (1)
  • 1-377: The protobuf message definitions for ClassTrace and Params, as well as their serialization/deserialization methods, are correctly implemented according to the protobuf JavaScript generated code standards.
src/modules/protobuf.ts (1)
  • 197-200: The addition of the MsgIbcNftTransfer case in the unpackMsg method is correctly implemented and follows the established pattern for handling message types.
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  • 15-36: The NonFungibleTokenPacketData class is correctly exported to the global scope, and the debug display name is set appropriately. This is good for debugging purposes.

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  • 47-92: The toObject method and its static counterpart are implemented to provide an object representation of the proto message. This is standard for protobuf JavaScript bindings and is correctly implemented.

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  • 252-468: The getters and setters for each field are implemented using the jspb.Message methods. These methods handle optional and repeated fields correctly, providing a clean API for accessing and modifying the message fields.

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return this._ibc;
}

/** Ibc nft transfer module */
private _ibcNftTransfer?: modules.IbcNftTransfer;
get ibcNftTransfer():modules.IbcNftTransfer{
if (!this._ibcNftTransfer) {this._ibcNftTransfer = new modules.IbcNftTransfer(this)}
return this._ibcNftTransfer;
}
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The search results confirm the existence of the IbcNftTransfer class within the src/modules/ibc/ibc-nft-transfer.ts file and its declaration file dist/src/modules/ibc/ibc-nft-transfer.d.ts. However, there are no results for unit tests related to the IbcNftTransfer class, which suggests that the tests may not have been implemented or are not named in a way that includes the class name directly.

  • The IbcNftTransfer class is implemented and part of the codebase.
  • No unit tests for the IbcNftTransfer class were found in the search results.
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The addition of the _ibcNftTransfer property and its getter method aligns with the PR objectives to support IBC NFT transfers. Ensure that the modules.IbcNftTransfer class is properly implemented and tested since it's now part of the Client class.

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