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Summary by Sourcery

Introduce detailed documentation for the Soneium network, covering various aspects such as state machines, token standards (ERC-20 and ERC-721), node connectivity, integration tools, and foundational network information.

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  • Add comprehensive documentation for Soneium network, including guides on state machines, ERC-20 and ERC-721 tokens, node connection, integration tools, and network basics.

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    • Introduced comprehensive documentation for Soneium, covering its blockchain ecosystem, node types, connection methods, network statistics, and integration tools.
    • Added guides for creating ERC-20 and ERC-721 tokens, including deployment instructions and metadata management.
    • Implemented a state machine framework for smart contracts, detailing state transitions and history tracking.
    • Organized documentation with a new category for Soneium for better navigation.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced user guidance with detailed instructions and examples for developers interacting with the Soneium platform.

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The changes introduce comprehensive documentation for the Soneium blockchain ecosystem, detailing its features, node types, connection methods, network statistics, integration tools, and token standards. New files provide guidance on creating ERC-20 and ERC-721 tokens, implementing state machines, and utilizing the SettleMint IDE for smart contract development. Additionally, a category JSON file organizes the Soneium documentation for better navigation. Overall, these updates enhance clarity and usability for developers interacting with the Soneium platform.

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/1-soneium-the-basics.md Introduces Soneium as a blockchain ecosystem, outlines its features, consensus mechanism, and current development status.
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/2_soneium-node-types.md Details the types of nodes in Soneium, specifying all nodes as archive nodes.
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/3_soneium-connect-to-a-node.md Provides a guide on connecting to Soneium nodes via JSON-RPC, JSON-WS, and GraphQL, including examples and usage details.
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/4_soneium-network-stats.md Introduces network statistics for Soneium, including metrics like best block, last block, average block time, and more.
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/5_soneium-integration-tools.md Guides on using the SettleMint IDE for smart contract development, including features and integration of an OpenAI GPT plugin.
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/1_soneium-erc-20.md Details the creation and deployment of ERC-20 tokens, including features, deployment instructions, and meta transactions.
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/2_soneium-erc-721.md Guides on creating ERC-721 tokens (NFTs), covering project phases, image generation, and sale processes.
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/3_soneium-state-machine.md Introduces a guide for implementing state machines in smart contracts, detailing state definitions and transitions.
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/_category_.json Adds a category JSON file for organizing Soneium documentation, enhancing navigation.

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    participant User
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    User->>Soneium Node: Connect via JSON-RPC/GraphQL
    Soneium Node-->>User: Provide connection response
    User->>Smart Contract: Deploy ERC-20/ERC-721 token
    Smart Contract-->>User: Confirm deployment
    User->>IDE: Use SettleMint IDE for development
    IDE-->>User: Provide tools and templates
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🐰 In the land of blocks and chains,
A new guide hops, and knowledge reigns.
With tokens and nodes, oh what a sight,
Soneium shines, a beacon of light!
From ERCs to state machines, all in a row,
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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request adds comprehensive documentation for the Soneium blockchain network to the blockchain guides section. It includes information about the basics of Soneium, node types, how to connect to a node, network stats, integration tools, and template libraries for ERC-20, ERC-721, and state machine smart contracts.

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Added documentation for Soneium blockchain basics
  • Introduced Soneium as a next-generation blockchain ecosystem
  • Described Soneium's L2 tech stack based on OP Stack technology
  • Explained the current testnet (Soneium Minato) and future mainnet plans
  • Outlined the consensus mechanism characteristics
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/1-soneium-the-basics.md
Added information about Soneium node types
  • Specified that all nodes running in SettleMint are configured as archive nodes
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/2_soneium-node-types.md
Added guide on connecting to a Soneium node
  • Described backend API endpoints: JSON-RPC, JSON-WS, and GraphQL
  • Explained how to use Javascript API for node connection
  • Provided examples of using Ethers library for interacting with the node
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/3_soneium-connect-to-a-node.md
Added documentation for Soneium network stats
  • Described various network statistics such as best block, last block, average block time, nodes, transactions, and gas usage
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/4_soneium-network-stats.md
Added documentation for Soneium integration tools
  • Introduced the SettleMint IDE for smart contract development
  • Described available scripts for smart contract management
  • Explained the use of private keys for deployment
  • Introduced the template library and generative AI plugin
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/5_soneium-integration-tools.md
Added template library documentation for Soneium smart contracts
  • Created documentation for ERC-20 token smart contracts
  • Added documentation for ERC-721 token smart contracts
  • Included documentation for state machine smart contracts
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/1_soneium-erc-20.md
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/2_soneium-erc-721.md
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/3_soneium-state-machine.md
Added category configuration for Soneium documentation
  • Created a category.json file to organize Soneium documentation in the blockchain guides section
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/_category_.json

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (35)
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/_category_.json (1)

3-3: Consider aligning the position value with the directory name.

The position value (11) doesn't match the directory name (12_Soneium). This mismatch could lead to confusion in the documentation structure or navigation order.

Consider updating either the position value or the directory name to ensure consistency:

-  "position": 11
+  "position": 12

Alternatively, if the directory name should be changed:

mv docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium docs/blockchain-guides/11_Soneium

Please choose the appropriate action based on your documentation structure and numbering convention.

docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/2_soneium-node-types.md (1)

1-5: LGTM! Clear and concise documentation.

The content provides a good introduction to the node types used in the Soneium network. It's brief, informative, and includes a helpful link for further instructions.

For improved clarity, consider adding a brief explanation of what an archive node is and its benefits. This would provide more context for users who might be unfamiliar with blockchain terminology.

Here's a suggested addition:

 # Node types

-All nodes running in SettleMint are configured to be **archive nodes**, meaning they all include all previous states of a given blockchain since its origin.
+All nodes running in SettleMint are configured to be **archive nodes**. Archive nodes store the entire history of the blockchain, including all previous states since its origin. This allows for historical queries and provides a complete record of all transactions and state changes.

 [Learn here how to interact with your Soneium node.](3_soneium-connect-to-a-node.md)
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/4_soneium-network-stats.md (6)

5-7: Consider expanding the "Best block" explanation for clarity.

The current explanation of the "Best block" is accurate but might be challenging for newcomers to blockchain technology. Consider adding a brief explanation of why the "heaviest" block is important and how it relates to the blockchain's consensus mechanism.

Here's a suggested expansion:

 ## Best block

-Shows the "heaviest" block in terms of cumulative difficulty. In other words, the latest block number of the longest valid chain.
+Shows the "heaviest" block in terms of cumulative difficulty. In other words, the latest block number of the longest valid chain. This concept is crucial for maintaining consensus in the blockchain network, as it represents the most up-to-date and widely accepted state of the blockchain. The "heaviest" chain is considered the authoritative version of the blockchain's history.

13-15: Enhance the "Average block time" explanation with more context.

While the current explanation is accurate, it could benefit from additional context explaining why this metric is important and how it relates to network performance or security.

Consider expanding the explanation as follows:

 ## Average block time

-Shows the average time, in seconds, it takes for the network to mine a new block.
+Shows the average time, in seconds, it takes for the network to mine a new block. This metric is crucial for understanding network performance and security. A consistent average block time indicates a stable network, while significant deviations could signal network congestion or potential security issues. It also affects transaction confirmation times and overall network throughput.

17-19: Expand the "Nodes" section to highlight its importance.

The current explanation of the "Nodes" metric is too brief and doesn't convey the significance of this information. Consider adding context about how nodes contribute to network security and decentralization.

Here's a suggested expansion:

 ## Nodes

-Shows the number of nodes in this network.
+Shows the number of nodes in this network. Nodes are crucial for maintaining the network's decentralization and security. A higher number of nodes typically indicates a more robust and resilient network, as it becomes more difficult for any single entity to control a majority of the network. Nodes also play a vital role in validating transactions and maintaining the blockchain's integrity.

21-23: Enhance the "Transactions" section with more context.

While the current explanation is clear, it could be more informative by explaining why this metric is important and how it relates to network activity.

Consider expanding the explanation as follows:

 ## Transactions

-Shows the number of transactions for the last 10 blocks.
+Shows the number of transactions for the last 10 blocks. This metric provides insight into the current network activity and usage. A higher number of transactions indicates increased network utilization, which can affect block space demand, transaction fees, and overall network performance. Monitoring this metric over time can help identify trends in network usage and potential scalability challenges.

25-27: Expand the "Gas usage" section to explain its significance.

The current explanation of gas usage is too brief and doesn't provide enough context for users who might be unfamiliar with the concept. Consider adding information about what gas is and why it's important in the network.

Here's a suggested expansion:

 ## Gas usage

-Shows the amount of gas spent for the last 10 blocks.
+Shows the amount of gas spent for the last 10 blocks. Gas is a measure of computational effort required to execute operations or smart contracts on the network. This metric provides insight into network utilization and can indicate periods of high demand or network congestion. Higher gas usage often correlates with increased transaction costs and can impact the speed of transaction processing. Monitoring gas usage helps users and developers optimize their interactions with the network for cost-efficiency.

1-27: Consider adding an introduction and conclusion to the document.

The document provides valuable information about various network statistics, but it could benefit from an introduction that sets the context and a conclusion that ties everything together.

Consider the following additions:

  1. At the beginning of the document (after line 1):
# Soneium Network Statistics

This document provides an overview of key statistics for the Soneium network. These metrics are crucial for understanding the network's performance, security, and overall health. By monitoring these statistics, users, developers, and network operators can gain insights into the current state of the Soneium blockchain.
  1. At the end of the document (after line 27):
## Conclusion

These network statistics collectively provide a comprehensive view of the Soneium network's current state. By regularly monitoring these metrics, stakeholders can make informed decisions, identify potential issues, and understand the network's performance and utilization. Remember that these values can fluctuate over time, and it's often useful to observe trends rather than focusing on single point-in-time measurements.
docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/1-soneium-the-basics.md (5)

1-7: Consider rephrasing to avoid repetition.

The introduction provides a clear and informative overview of Soneium. However, there's a slight repetition in mentioning the OP Stack technology from Optimism. Consider combining the information to improve readability.

Here's a suggested revision for lines 5-7:

Soneium operates as a public Ethereum layer 2 solution, combining the security and decentralization of Ethereum with enhanced scalability and user-friendliness. It utilizes the OP Stack technology from Optimism and plans to join the Superchain, a network of interconnected blockchains. This integration expands Ethereum's capacity while supporting a wide range of applications. Soneium offers a comprehensive development environment with tools and resources tailored for both developers and users, aiming to make blockchain technology an integral part of everyday life.
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17-21: Consider adding a call-to-action for mainnet updates.

The section provides a good introduction to the concept of the future mainnet. To make it more actionable for readers, consider adding a suggestion for how they can stay informed about the mainnet launch.

You could add a sentence like:

For the latest updates on the mainnet launch and development progress, users are encouraged to follow Soneium's official communication channels or check the project's roadmap regularly.

21-32: Enhance the consensus mechanism section with brief explanations.

The section provides a good overview of the expected features of Soneium's consensus mechanism. To make it more informative for readers who might be new to blockchain technology, consider adding brief explanations of why these characteristics are important.

Here's an example of how you could enhance the list:

1. **High Throughput**: The consensus mechanism is designed to process a large number of transactions quickly, enabling the network to handle high demand and support scalable applications.
2. **Fast Finality**: Transactions on the Soneium network are expected to be confirmed rapidly, providing users with quick assurance that their transactions are complete.
3. **Scalability**: The system is built to handle increasing transaction volumes efficiently, ensuring the network can grow without compromising performance.
4. **Byzantine Fault Tolerance**: The protocol aims to achieve consensus even if some nodes in the network act maliciously or fail, maintaining network integrity and security.
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23-23: Consider rephrasing to avoid redundancy.

The phrase "specific details" is redundant. Consider simplifying it to just "details".

Suggested change:

- While specific details about Soneium's consensus mechanism may not be publicly available, it likely shares some characteristics with other modern blockchain consensus protocols:
+ While details about Soneium's consensus mechanism may not be publicly available, it likely shares some characteristics with other modern blockchain consensus protocols:
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25-25: Consider rephrasing for clarity.

The phrase "a large number of" can be replaced with a more specific or concise term.

Suggested change:

- The consensus mechanism is designed to process a large number of transactions quickly.
+ The consensus mechanism is designed to process numerous transactions quickly.

Alternatively, if a more technical tone is preferred:

- The consensus mechanism is designed to process a large number of transactions quickly.
+ The consensus mechanism is designed to process high volumes of transactions quickly.
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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/3_soneium-connect-to-a-node.md (3)

9-27: LGTM: Comprehensive JSON-RPC explanation

The JSON-RPC section provides clear and detailed information about the protocol and its usage. The JSON code snippet is well-formatted and illustrative.

Consider rephrasing the sentence on line 15 to avoid repetition of "need to". For example:

- If you want to correctly connect to your node, you need to respect the right structure for the request, which is always the same:
+ To correctly connect to your node, ensure you follow the standard request structure:

This minor change improves readability without altering the meaning.

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43-53: LGTM: Informative GraphQL section

The GraphQL section provides a good overview of the query language and its usage. The bash code snippet is well-formatted and illustrative, providing a clear example of a cURL request.

To improve clarity, consider adding a brief explanation of what the example cURL command does. For instance, you could add:

This example query retrieves the synchronization status of the node, including the starting block, current block, and highest block numbers.

This addition would help readers understand the purpose of the example query.

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55-72: LGTM: Helpful Javascript API overview

The Javascript API section provides a good overview of using libraries for easier interaction with the blockchain. The TypeScript code snippet is well-formatted and illustrative, demonstrating the use of the Ethers library.

Consider the following minor improvements:

  1. In line 57, change "ecosystem which" to "ecosystem that" for better grammar.
  2. In line 59, remove the comma after "Gwei" to improve readability.
  3. Add a brief explanation of what the code snippet does, for example:
    This example demonstrates how to create a provider and signer, which are essential for interacting with the blockchain and signing transactions.

These small changes would enhance the clarity and readability of the section.

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/5_soneium-integration-tools.md (2)

21-45: LGTM! Consider a minor grammatical improvement.

The "Scripts" section provides a comprehensive list of available scripts and clear instructions on how to use them. The content is well-organized and informative.

Consider adding a comma in the following sentence for improved readability:

-Do not hesitate to go through the test cases as they provide valuable information on how to use your smart contracts.
+Do not hesitate to go through the test cases, as they provide valuable information on how to use your smart contracts.

54-63: LGTM! Consider minor improvements for clarity and readability.

The "Generative AI plugin" section provides valuable information about the OpenAI GPT plugin integration and its benefits for developers. The content is informative and well-explained.

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Add commas for better readability:
-The first time you use the plugin you will get asked for an OpenAI API key. Depending on your OpenAI API access you can use the default GPT 3.5 model or the GPT 4 model which is slower, but more accurate.
+The first time you use the plugin, you will get asked for an OpenAI API key. Depending on your OpenAI API access, you can use the default GPT-3.5 model or the GPT-4 model, which is slower but more accurate.
  1. Consider breaking the long paragraph (lines 56-60) into smaller paragraphs for improved readability.

  2. Use consistent capitalization for "GPT-3.5" and "GPT-4" models.

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/2_soneium-erc-721.md (6)

1-15: Minor grammatical and formatting improvements needed

The introduction provides a clear explanation of ERC-721 tokens. However, there are two minor issues to address:

  1. On line 3, the phrase "issued on" is repeated. Consider removing one instance.
  2. On line 3, there's an extra space in "non- fungible". It should be "non-fungible".

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-ERC-721 tokens are blockchain-based assets, issued on issued on all EVM compatible blockchain networks such as Soneium, that have value and can be sent and received. Contrary to the ERC-20 tokens, these ERC-721 tokens are non- fungible, meaning that two tokens from the same smart contract are not equivalent.
+ERC-721 tokens are blockchain-based assets, issued on all EVM compatible blockchain networks such as Soneium, that have value and can be sent and received. Contrary to the ERC-20 tokens, these ERC-721 tokens are non-fungible, meaning that two tokens from the same smart contract are not equivalent.
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23-130: Minor improvements needed in the Image Generation section

The Image Generation section provides valuable information on creating assets for both Generative Art and Trading Cards. However, there are a few minor issues to address:

  1. On line 37, consider rephrasing "If you want to pixelate your images" to avoid repetition with the previous sentence.
  2. On line 75, there's a grammatical error: "The image generation code for Trading Cards is based on the a Hardhat task". Remove "the" or "a".
  3. On line 78, consider adding a comma after "To generate the trading cards".
  4. On lines 80 and 41, consider replacing "The end result" with a more concise alternative, such as "The output" or "The result".

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-If you want to pixelate your images, use `yarn artengine:pixelate`, the settings are again in the `art_engine/src/config.js` file.
+To pixelate your images, use `yarn artengine:pixelate`. The settings are again in the `art_engine/src/config.js` file.

-The image generation code for Trading Cards is based on the a Hardhat task found in the `tasks` folder.
+The image generation code for Trading Cards is based on a Hardhat task found in the `tasks` folder.

-To generate the trading cards execute `yarn artengine:build --common 10 --limited 5 --rare 2 --unique 1 --ipfsnode <key of your ipfsnode>`.
+To generate the trading cards, execute `yarn artengine:build --common 10 --limited 5 --rare 2 --unique 1 --ipfsnode <key of your ipfsnode>`.

-The end result looks like this:
+The output looks like this:

-The end result would look like this:
+The result would look like this:

These changes will improve the overall clarity and correctness of the Image Generation section.

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132-165: Minor improvements needed in the Initial Setup section

The Initial Setup section provides clear instructions for deploying the ERC721 contract and claiming reserve tokens. However, there are a few minor issues to address:

  1. On line 136, "initital" is misspelled. It should be "initial".
  2. On line 136, consider replacing "amount of tokens" with "number of tokens" for better grammar.
  3. On line 140, consider adding a comma after "In the contract".
  4. On line 158, consider adding a comma after "Also".

Here are the suggested corrections:

-Reserves are an initital amount of tokens that are created at the start
+Reserves are an initial number of tokens that are created at the start

-In the contract look for the `Configuration` section and tweak the parameters as needed.
+In the contract, look for the `Configuration` section and tweak the parameters as needed.

-Also make sure to go through the files in the `deploy` folder to change any of the values to match your project.
+Also, make sure to go through the files in the `deploy` folder to change any of the values to match your project.

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167-193: Minor improvements needed in the Building the Whitelist section

The Building the Whitelist section provides valuable information on creating a gas-efficient whitelist using Merkle Trees. However, there are a few minor issues to address:

  1. On line 175, there's a typo: "they amount" should be "the amount".
  2. On line 177, there's a grammatical error: "we will built" should be "we will build".
  3. On line 177, there's a typo: "stire" should be "store".
  4. On line 185, there's a subject-verb agreement issue: "participants connects" should be "participants connect".
  5. On line 191, there's a repeated word: "the The Graph" should be "the Graph".

Here are the suggested corrections:

-with the addresses of the whitelisted participants and they amount they can buy in the pre-sale.
+with the addresses of the whitelisted participants and the amount they can buy in the pre-sale.

-When you have enough commitments we will built the Merkle Tree, generate all the proofs and stire the Merkle Root
+When you have enough commitments, we will build the Merkle Tree, generate all the proofs, and store the Merkle Root

-This will export the proofs needed to include in your dAPP in the `./assets/generated/whitelist.json` file. Your dAPP
+This will export the proofs needed to include in your dApp in the `./assets/generated/whitelist.json` file. Your dApp

-will provide a page where the participants connects their wallet to. Using the address of the wallet, you can load the
+will provide a page where the participants connect their wallet to. Using the address of the wallet, you can load the

-To display the state of the sale, the items minted, the items left, use the GraphQL endpoint from the The Graph node you can
+To display the state of the sale, the items minted, the items left, use the GraphQL endpoint from the Graph node you can

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194-208: Minor stylistic improvement suggested

The sections on opening up the pre-sale and public sale provide clear and concise instructions. However, there's a minor stylistic issue with repetition that could be improved:

  1. The phrase "As soon as you execute the following command" is repeated in both sections. Consider varying the language in one of the instances for better readability.

Here's a suggested improvement for the public sale section:

-As soon as you execute the following command, the pre-sale is terminated and the public sale is live.
+Upon executing the following command, the pre-sale is terminated and the public sale begins.

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210-223: Minor stylistic improvement suggested

The Big Reveal and Integration with the Middleware sections provide clear and informative instructions. However, there's a minor stylistic issue that could be improved:

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Here's a suggested improvement:

-Revealing the metadata is done by switching the baseURI to the final IPFS folder with setBaseURI. This can be followed up by running the following to freeze the metadata and prevent further changes.
+Revealing the metadata is done by switching the baseURI to the final IPFS folder with setBaseURI. This can be followed up by running the following to freeze the metadata and lock it from further modifications.

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/1_soneium-erc-20.md (5)

1-40: Approve with minor language improvements

The introduction and ERC-20 smart contract features section provides clear and informative content. However, there are a few minor language improvements to consider:

  1. Line 3: Replace "exactly the same" with "identical" for conciseness.
  2. Lines 16 and 18: The abbreviation "i.e." should have two periods (i.e.).
  3. Line 20: Consider rephrasing "You can change this behaviour" to "You can modify this behavior" for clarity and consistent spelling.

Overall, the content is well-structured and the code snippet is relevant and correctly formatted.

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30-45: Approve with a suggestion for clarity

The "Deploying an ERC-20 smart contract" section provides clear instructions and a relevant code snippet for deployment. The mention of the test file is helpful for developers to understand the functionalities of the ERC-20 standard.

To improve clarity, consider adding a brief explanation of what the args array represents in the deployment script. This would help developers understand how to customize their token's name and symbol.


46-154: Approve with minor language improvements and a suggestion

The "ERC-20 with meta transactions" section provides a comprehensive explanation of meta transactions, including their implementation and usage. The code snippets are relevant and well-formatted. However, there are a few minor language improvements to consider:

  1. Line 48: The abbreviation "i.e." should have two periods (i.e.).
  2. Line 75: Remove "kind of" for a more confident tone: "2. _msgSender() function is an alias for msg.sender."
  3. Line 80: Replace "different than" with "different from" for better grammar.

Additionally, consider adding a brief explanation of the ethSigUtil library used in the code snippet, as it's not a standard Ethereum library and might be unfamiliar to some developers.

Overall, the content is informative and well-structured.

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Context: ... meta transaction is slightly different than sending a regular transaction, but the ...

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156-238: Approve with minor language improvements

The "ERC-20 Crowdsale" section provides a comprehensive explanation of crowdsales, covering various aspects such as token creation, crowdsale configuration, and token distribution. The content is well-structured and informative for developers implementing crowdsales. However, there are a few minor language improvements to consider:

  1. Line 174: Replace "give you full flexibility" with "provide you with full flexibility" for a more professional tone.
  2. Lines 194, 199: Replace "amount of tokens" with "number of tokens" for better grammar when referring to countable items.
  3. Line 213: Replace "it's" with "its" for correct possessive form.
  4. Line 217: Replace "deploy steps" with "deployment steps" for better noun usage.

Overall, the content is valuable and well-explained, covering multiple scenarios and providing detailed information on crowdsale implementation.

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[uncategorized] ~199-~199: ‘Amount of’ should usually only be used with uncountable or mass nouns. Consider using “number” if this is not the case.
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239-260: Approve with minor language improvements

The "Deploy steps" section provides a clear and well-organized walkthrough of the deployment process for an example crowdsale. The steps cover the deployment of the ERC20 token, VestingVault, and CrowdSale contracts, with specific details about the example crowdsale configuration. However, there are a few minor language improvements to consider:

  1. Line 243: Replace "are not going to be transferred" with "will not be transferred" for a more direct and professional tone.
  2. Line 245: Replace "Here we are going to deploy:" with "We will deploy the following:" to avoid repetition and improve clarity.

Overall, the content is valuable and provides developers with a clear understanding of the deployment process for a crowdsale.

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Context: ...erred to the beneficiary directly, they are going to be vested for 30 months in the `Example...

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/3_soneium-state-machine.md (6)

36-49: Clear explanation of state definition with a minor suggestion

The section on defining a state is well-explained and provides valuable information about the available functions and access control.

Consider applying this minor grammatical correction:

-Our templateset allows you to do this very easily through the functions `addNextStateForState`, `addAllowedFunctionForState` and `addRoleForState`. These functions are defined in the `StateMachine.sol` file.
+Our templateset allows you to do this very easily through the functions `addNextStateForState`, `addAllowedFunctionForState`, and `addRoleForState`. These functions are defined in the `StateMachine.sol` file.
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50-90: Comprehensive explanation of state transitions with minor suggestions

The section on transitioning from a state is well-explained, covering pre-conditions, callbacks, and the actual state transition process. The explanation of the history feature adds value to the documentation.

Consider applying these minor typographical corrections:

  1. Line 54: Change "satisfed" to "satisfied".
  2. Line 58: Change "accomodate" to "accommodate".
  3. Line 91: Change "while" to "whole".

These small changes will improve the overall quality of the documentation.

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93-127: Clear usage instructions with a minor formatting suggestion

The usage section provides clear instructions and helpful code examples for setting up state machine states and defining the flow and roles. This practical guidance enhances the document's value for developers.

Consider applying this minor formatting correction to improve code readability:

function setupStateMachine(address adminAddress) internal override {
    ...
    createState(STATE_START);
    ...
-    // set the correct state as the starting state
-    setInitialState(STATE_START);
+    // Set the correct state as the starting state
+    setInitialState(STATE_START);
}
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129-185: Comprehensive deployment process explanation with a minor suggestion

The section on understanding the deployment process is well-detailed, providing valuable insights into binding metadata to IPFS and deploying the contract. The code example is helpful for developers implementing this process.

Consider applying this minor typographical correction:

-Your entityId can be any slug you want. But we recommend using a crypto library to generate a unique 32 bytes long one at least, for obvious reasons.
+Your entityId can be any slug you want. But we recommend using a crypto library to generate a unique 32-byte-long one at least, for obvious reasons.
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Context: ...he can retrieve the value. Or maybe you want to extend the functionalities of the `Stat...

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187-287: Detailed explanation of indexing on-chain data with a minor formatting suggestion

The section on indexing on-chain data provides a comprehensive overview of the statemachinemetadata indexing module, covering the schema, subgraph manifest template, and mapping functions. This information is valuable for developers working with the indexing aspect of the state machine.

Consider applying this minor formatting correction:

-It is advisable to run `graph:config`, `graph:compile`, and `graph:codegen` tasks before playing around with this file to generate types and classes.\*\*
+It is advisable to run `graph:config`, `graph:compile`, and `graph:codegen` tasks before playing around with this file to generate types and classes.
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Context: ...aram2` to your custom field name in the deploy script, please be sure to propagate the...

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288-294: Helpful final note with a minor correction

The final note provides useful information about running graph-related tasks, which is important for developers working with the indexing module.

Please correct the following typographical error:

-Without running this task, you will run into several `Cannot find module..` linter errors while trying to use this file.
+Without running this task, you will run into several `Cannot find module...` linter errors while trying to use this file.
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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/3_soneium-connect-to-a-node.md

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/2_soneium-erc-721.md

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Context: ...w the playbook below, you can use it to setup your own flow easily. ### Phase 0: Ima...

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Context: ...sing yarn artengine:update_info. The end result looks like this: ![thumbzup_419.png](.....

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Context: ...tion code for Trading Cards is based on the a Hardhat task found in the tasks folde...

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Context: ...ssets.tsfile. To generate the trading cards executeyarn artengine:build --common ...

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Context: ...ecrets/default.hardhat.config.ts`. The end result would look like this: ![aiko-1.png](.....

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Context: ...hich will be exposed until the reveal. Also make sure to go through the files in th...

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Context: ...ddresses of the whitelisted participants and they amount they can buy in the pre-sal...

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Context: ...hen you have enough commitments we will built the Merkle Tree, generate all the proof...

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Context: ...l provide a page where the participants connects their wallet to. Using the address of t...

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Context: ...ems left, use the GraphQL endpoint from the The Graph node you can launch in the Settle...

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Context: ...## Phase 4: Opening up the public sale As soon as you execute the following command, the ...

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Context: ...wing to freeze the metadata and prevent further changes. ```bash yarn smartcontract:deploy:rev...

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/3_soneium-state-machine.md

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Context: ...state machine states and flow For your convenience the Generic.sol template contract has a...

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Context: ... deploying the contract Before we dive in you should know that the Generic.sol ...

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Context: ...he can retrieve the value. Or maybe you want to extend the functionalities of the `Stat...

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Context: ...for obvious reasons. Now to deploy our contract you define an entityId and the data you...

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Context: ...PFS. You can see them being set in the deploy script at `deploy > 00_deploy_StateMach...

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Context: ...aram2` to your custom field name in the deploy script, please be sure to propagate the...

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Context: ...hich emitted the Transition event To do this, a custom fetcher was written (`./...

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Context: .... Inside the fetcher, you will see the hard coded entityId from the deploy script `depl...

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Context: ... see the hard coded entityId from the deploy script `deploy > 00_deploy_StateMachine...

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/_category_.json (1)

1-4: LGTM: Category file structure is correct.

The JSON structure for the Soneium category is well-formed and contains the necessary information for organizing the documentation.

docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/4_soneium-network-stats.md (1)

9-11: LGTM! Clear and informative explanation.

The "Last block" section provides a clear explanation of the metric and its significance. It effectively communicates how this value can be used to gauge network health.

docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/1-soneium-the-basics.md (1)

9-17: Well-explained testnet section.

This section effectively communicates the purpose and benefits of the Soneium Minato testnet. It provides clear information for developers and users, emphasizing the risk-free environment for testing and experimentation.

docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/3_soneium-connect-to-a-node.md (3)

1-7: LGTM: Clear and concise introduction

The introduction and Backend APIs section provide a good overview of connecting to a Soneium node and the available endpoints. The content is well-structured and informative.


29-41: LGTM: Clear JSON-WS instructions

The JSON-WS section provides clear and detailed instructions on using wscat to connect to the WebSocket server. The JSON code snippet is well-formatted and illustrative, providing a good example of a WebSocket request.


1-72: Excellent documentation on connecting to a Soneium node

This document provides comprehensive and well-structured guidance on connecting to a Soneium node. It covers various connection methods (JSON-RPC, JSON-WS, GraphQL, and Javascript API) with clear explanations and illustrative code examples. The content is accurate and valuable for developers working with the Soneium blockchain.

While there are a few minor suggestions for improvement in the individual sections, the overall quality of the document is high. It successfully achieves its goal of explaining how to connect to and interact with Soneium nodes using different protocols and libraries.

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Context: ...ce libraries exist within the different ecosystem which makes connection much easier. Wit...

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/5_soneium-integration-tools.md (4)

46-48: LGTM!

The "Private key" section succinctly explains the importance of private keys for smart contract deployment and provides a helpful link for more information.


50-52: LGTM!

The "Template library" section briefly introduces the concept of pre-built smart contract templates and provides a useful link to Soneium-specific templates.


1-20: LGTM! Verify image existence.

The introduction and "Using the IDE" section provide clear and concise information about the SettleMint IDE and its folder structure. The content is well-organized and easy to understand.

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# Test: Check if the image file exists
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64-70: LGTM! Verify video accessibility.

The example prompts provide helpful starting points for users to interact with the GPT plugin. The inclusion of a video tutorial is a valuable addition to the documentation.

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✅ Verification successful

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/2_soneium-erc-721.md (2)

9-15: LGTM: Clear explanation of ERC-721 contract sets

This section provides a concise and informative overview of the three ERC-721 contract sets available on the SettleMint platform. The explanation is clear and helps users understand the differences between the basic ERC-721 Token, ERC-721 Trading Cards, and ERC-721 Generative Art.


1-223: Overall, excellent documentation with minor improvements suggested

This comprehensive guide on ERC-721 tokens for the Soneium blockchain is well-structured, informative, and provides valuable instructions for developers. It covers all aspects of the ERC-721 token lifecycle, from initial setup to deployment and integration with middleware.

The document's strengths include:

  1. Clear explanations of ERC-721 concepts and their implementation on the Soneium blockchain.
  2. Detailed instructions for image generation, contract deployment, and sale phases.
  3. Useful code snippets and examples to guide developers through the process.

While there were some minor grammatical and stylistic issues identified in the review, these do not significantly impact the overall quality of the documentation. Addressing these minor points will further enhance the readability and professionalism of the guide.

This document will be a valuable resource for developers working with ERC-721 tokens on the Soneium blockchain, providing them with the necessary knowledge and tools to create and manage non-fungible tokens effectively.

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[grammar] ~21-~21: The word “setup” is a noun. The verb is spelled with a white space.
Context: ...w the playbook below, you can use it to setup your own flow easily. ### Phase 0: Ima...

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Context: ...to use the engine to generate a preview image run yarn artengine:preview for a stat...

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Context: ...rarity of each generated image. If you want to pixelate your images, use `yarn artengi...

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Context: ...sing yarn artengine:update_info. The end result looks like this: ![thumbzup_419.png](.....

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Context: ...tion code for Trading Cards is based on the a Hardhat task found in the tasks folde...

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Context: ...ssets.tsfile. To generate the trading cards executeyarn artengine:build --common ...

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Context: ...ecrets/default.hardhat.config.ts`. The end result would look like this: ![aiko-1.png](.....

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Context: ...serve tokens. Reserves are an initital amount of tokens that are created at the start...

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Context: ...the sale and collection are set. In the contract look for the Configuration section an...

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Context: ...hich will be exposed until the reveal. Also make sure to go through the files in th...

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Context: ...ddresses of the whitelisted participants and they amount they can buy in the pre-sal...

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Context: ...ses of the whitelisted participants and they amount they can buy in the pre-sale. W...

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Context: ...hen you have enough commitments we will built the Merkle Tree, generate all the proof...

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[grammar] ~185-~185: You should probably use “connect”.
Context: ...l provide a page where the participants connects their wallet to. Using the address of t...

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Context: ...ems left, use the GraphQL endpoint from the The Graph node you can launch in the Settle...

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[style] ~203-~203: You have already used this phrasing in nearby sentences. Consider replacing it to add variety to your writing.
Context: ...## Phase 4: Opening up the public sale As soon as you execute the following command, the ...

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Context: ...wing to freeze the metadata and prevent further changes. ```bash yarn smartcontract:deploy:rev...

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/1_soneium-erc-20.md (2)

262-264: Approve the middleware integration section

The "Integration with the Middleware" section provides a concise introduction to the middleware solution offered by the SettleMint platform. It effectively highlights the benefits of using middleware for handling complex or large data in dApps and includes a helpful link to more detailed documentation. This information is valuable for developers looking to optimize their data management within the Soneium ecosystem.


1-264: Excellent comprehensive guide for ERC-20 tokens on Soneium

This document provides a thorough and well-structured guide for developers working with ERC-20 tokens on the Soneium blockchain. It covers essential topics such as:

  1. ERC-20 token basics and features
  2. Deploying ERC-20 smart contracts
  3. Implementing meta transactions
  4. Setting up and managing crowdsales
  5. Deployment steps for an example crowdsale
  6. Integration with middleware for efficient data management

The explanations are clear, and the included code snippets are relevant and helpful. The document successfully balances technical depth with practical implementation guidance, making it a valuable resource for both newcomers and experienced developers in the Soneium ecosystem.

While minor language improvements have been suggested in previous comments, the overall quality of the content is high. This guide will significantly aid developers in understanding and implementing ERC-20 tokens and related functionalities on the Soneium blockchain.

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Context: ...nable capabilities that let users burn (i.e destroy) their token. By default, the ...

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Context: ...transactions to the recipient contract, i.e the one that the end user wants to inte...

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Context: ... meta transaction is slightly different than sending a regular transaction, but the ...

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Context: ...he tokens and the last parameter is the amount of tokens to be transferred. The last ...

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Context: ...e templateset we provide is designed to give you full flexibility to modify these differ...

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Context: ...o the contract directly. The equivalent amount of tokens will be calculated automatica...

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Context: ...payments in other forms other than Matic. For example, fiat payments can be suppo...

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[uncategorized] ~199-~199: ‘Amount of’ should usually only be used with uncountable or mass nouns. Consider using “number” if this is not the case.
Context: ...his function to allocate the equivalent amount of tokens to the buyer. #### Distribut...

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Context: ...tfield on theCrowdSale` contract to it’s address The beneficiary in this case i...

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Context: ...ths in the ExampleVestingVault. Here we are going to deploy: 1. An ERC20 token, the token t...

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docs/blockchain-guides/12_Soneium/Template-library/3_soneium-state-machine.md (2)

1-34: Well-structured introduction and description

The introduction and description of the state machine implementation are clear, concise, and informative. The State struct is well-documented, providing a solid foundation for understanding the rest of the document.


1-294: Excellent documentation for Soneium state machine implementation

This document provides a comprehensive and well-structured guide for implementing a state machine within the Soneium blockchain ecosystem. It covers all essential aspects, from basic concepts to advanced topics like deployment and indexing. The explanations are clear, and the code examples are helpful.

While there were a few minor typographical and formatting issues, which have been addressed in previous comments, the overall quality of the documentation is excellent. This guide will be a valuable resource for developers working with the Soneium platform.

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[uncategorized] ~135-~135: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...or this could be lifecycle tracing of a vehicle for example. So you could define a stat...

(AI_HYDRA_LEO_MISSING_COMMA)


[uncategorized] ~156-~156: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...etrieve your metadata from the web (for example the unique suffix of a wetransfer link)...

(AI_HYDRA_LEO_MISSING_COMMA)


[style] ~158-~158: You have already used this phrasing in nearby sentences. Consider replacing it to add variety to your writing.
Context: ...he can retrieve the value. Or maybe you want to extend the functionalities of the `Stat...

(REP_WANT_TO_VB)


[typographical] ~162-~162: It seems that a comma is missing.
Context: ...for obvious reasons. Now to deploy our contract you define an entityId and the data you...

(IN_ORDER_TO_VB_COMMA)


[grammar] ~211-~211: The word ‘deploy’ is a verb. Did you mean the noun “deployment” (= release, placement)?
Context: ...PFS. You can see them being set in the deploy script at `deploy > 00_deploy_StateMach...

(PREPOSITION_VERB)


[grammar] ~213-~213: The word ‘deploy’ is a verb. Did you mean the noun “deployment” (= release, placement)?
Context: ...aram2` to your custom field name in the deploy script, please be sure to propagate the...

(PREPOSITION_VERB)


[style] ~249-~249: Consider a more expressive alternative.
Context: ...hich emitted the Transition event To do this, a custom fetcher was written (`./...

(DO_ACHIEVE)


[uncategorized] ~251-~251: This word is normally spelled with a hyphen.
Context: .... Inside the fetcher, you will see the hard coded entityId from the deploy script `depl...

(HARD_CODE_COMPOUND)


[grammar] ~251-~251: The word ‘deploy’ is a verb. Did you mean the noun “deployment” (= release, placement)?
Context: ... see the hard coded entityId from the deploy script `deploy > 00_deploy_StateMachine...

(PREPOSITION_VERB)


[style] ~283-~283: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘really’, consider replacing this phrase.
Context: ... contract.save(); } } } ``` It's really important that this entityId matches with the one...

(EN_WEAK_ADJECTIVE)


[uncategorized] ~283-~283: A comma may be missing after the conjunctive/linking adverb ‘Also’.
Context: ...e one defined in the deployment script. Also we want to point out that general index...

(SENT_START_CONJUNCTIVE_LINKING_ADVERB_COMMA)


[typographical] ~294-~294: Two consecutive dots
Context: ...ng this task, you will run into several Cannot find module.. linter errors while trying to use this...

(DOUBLE_PUNCTUATION)

@roderik roderik merged commit afd5f65 into main Sep 25, 2024
@roderik roderik deleted the oleksandr/eng-1363-add-docs-about-soneium-minato branch September 25, 2024 09:49
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