feat(ccip-api): Add unified search and expand chain family support#3471
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- Add unified search endpoint with automatic query type detection: - Selector search (>17 digit numbers) - ChainId search (numeric values) - InternalId search (kebab-case identifiers) - DisplayName fuzzy search (using Fuse.js) - Expand chain support to 9 families: - evm, solana, aptos, sui, tron, canton, ton, stellar, starknet - Remove legacy svm/mvm family groupings - Add new selector YAML files for: - sui, tron, canton, ton, stellar, starknet - Update API to return both supported and unsupported chains in search mode with `supported: boolean` field - Add family filter parameter for search results - Update OpenAPI spec with all 9 chain families - Consolidate ChainType/ChainFamily types to src/config/types.ts BREAKING CHANGE: Chain family values changed from svm/mvm to solana/aptos/sui. Clients must update data.svm to data.solana, data.mvm to data.aptos.
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This pull request expands the CCIP chain configuration and API to support several new blockchain families (Sui, Canton, TON, Tron, Stellar, Starknet), enhances the OpenAPI schema with richer search and metadata features, and improves the structure and clarity of chain-related configuration files and types.
API and Schema Enhancements:
searchandfamilyquery parameters to the/chainsAPI, enabling fuzzy and type-detected search across all supported and unsupported chains, and allowing filtering by chain family. The API now returns detailed metadata about the search, including query and detected search type. [1] [2]chainFamilynaming, and added thesupportedflag to indicate whether a chain is fully supported or not. [1] [2]feeTokens,router, andrmnare populated for supported vs. unsupported chains. [1] [2]Chain Configuration and Selector Support:
src/config/chainTypes.ts,src/config/data/ccip/paths.ts, andsrc/config/data/ccip/selectors.ts, including icon paths, colors, and descriptions. [1] [2] [3]SelectorWithMetatype for richer selector metadata.Other Updates:
fuse.jsas a dependency for fuzzy search functionality.These changes collectively make the CCIP documentation and API more robust, extensible, and user-friendly, especially for developers working with a broader range of blockchain ecosystems.