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add evm-tx submodules and minor improvement for plain tx #57

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  • new submodule: evm-tx
  • this is because EVM-based minitia require a pair in the tx submodule.
  • minor improvement for plain tx submodule
  • just using precompiled regex

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced a new submodule for processing Ethereum-like transactions, including finalization of blocks and transaction management.
    • Implemented utility functions for validating and converting cryptocurrency addresses in Bech32 and hexadecimal formats.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Addressed a minor issue in the extraction of hexadecimal addresses.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced clarity in the module for better dependency management in the evm-tx submodule.
  • Refactor

    • Improved organization and efficiency of address-finding methods through regex refactoring.

@Vritra4 Vritra4 requested review from SeUkKim and joon9823 August 18, 2024 08:59
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The recent changes introduce a new submodule, EvmTxSubmodule, designed to handle Ethereum-like transactions within the Cosmos SDK. This implementation emphasizes robust transaction processing, improved error handling, and enhanced utility functions for validating and converting addresses. The changes significantly elevate the transaction management capabilities, ensuring data integrity and efficient storage.

Changes

File Change Summary
submodules/evm-tx/*.go Introduced EvmTxSubmodule for transaction processing and block finalization, along with utility functions for address management.
submodules/tx/types/keys.go Updated version constant from "v0.1.0" to "v0.1.1" for the submodule.
submodules/tx/util.go Refactored regex handling for clearer and more efficient address matching functions.

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    participant Client
    participant gRPC_Server
    participant EvmTxSubmodule
    participant Database
    
    Client->>gRPC_Server: Query for Transaction
    gRPC_Server->>EvmTxSubmodule: Call finalizeBlock
    EvmTxSubmodule->>Database: Persist Transactions
    Database-->>EvmTxSubmodule: Acknowledge Storage
    EvmTxSubmodule-->>gRPC_Server: Return Transaction Response
    gRPC_Server-->>Client: Send Transaction Data
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (3)
submodules/evm-tx/util.go (1)

54-60: Remove debug print statement.

The debug print statement in convertContractAddressToBech32 should be removed or replaced with proper logging.

-	fmt.Printf("[DEBUG] accAddr: %s -> %s -> %s\n", addr, strings.ToLower(strings.TrimPrefix(strings.TrimPrefix(addr, "0x"), "000000000000000000000000")), accAddr.String())
submodules/evm-tx/submodule.go (1)

23-23: Missing Implementations in EvmTxSubmodule

The EvmTxSubmodule struct does not fully implement the kvindexer.Submodule interface. The following methods are missing and need to be implemented:

  • FinalizeBlock(ctx context.Context, req abci.RequestFinalizeBlock, res abci.ResponseFinalizeBlock) error
  • Commit(ctx context.Context, res abci.ResponseCommit, changeSet []*storetypes.StoreKVPair) error
  • RegisterQueryHandlerClient(ctx client.Context, mux *runtime.ServeMux) error
  • RegisterQueryServer(s grpc.Server)
  • Name() string
  • Version() string

Please ensure all these methods are correctly implemented to satisfy the interface.

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The EvmTxSubmodule struct implements the kvindexer.Submodule interface. Ensure that all required methods are implemented correctly.

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submodules/evm-tx/collect.go (1)

110-139: Bug in findAllHexAddress function in submodules/evm-tx/util.go

The findAllHexAddress function in submodules/evm-tx/util.go incorrectly uses the Bech32 regex instead of the hex regex, which could lead to incorrect address extraction. Please update the function to use the correct initHexRegex.

  • submodules/evm-tx/util.go: Incorrect regex used in findAllHexAddress function.
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grepAddressesFromTx function implementation looks good.

The function extracts addresses from transaction events. Ensure the address extraction logic is correct and comprehensive.

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submodules/tx/util.go (2)

13-15: Refactor regex strings to variables.

The regex patterns have been moved to variables. This is a good practice as it separates the pattern definition from its compiled form, improving readability.


18-19: Precompile regex patterns for performance.

The regex patterns are now precompiled using regexp.MustCompile. This change improves performance by avoiding the overhead of compiling the regex on each function call.

submodules/evm-tx/util.go (2)

13-15: Define regex patterns as constants.

The regex patterns are defined as constants. This is a good practice for maintainability and clarity.


18-20: Precompile regex patterns for performance.

The regex patterns are precompiled, which is a performance optimization.

submodules/evm-tx/grpc_query.go (5)

22-24: Implement factory function for Querier.

The NewQuerier function correctly implements a factory pattern for creating a new Querier instance. This is a good practice for encapsulation and modularity.


26-38: Check for empty transaction hash.

The Tx method correctly checks for an empty transaction hash and returns an error. This ensures robust error handling.


40-74: Handle pagination and account validation.

The TxsByAccount method handles pagination and validates the account string. Ensure that input validation is comprehensive to prevent potential issues.


76-100: Implement transaction querying with pagination.

The Txs method implements transaction querying with pagination. Ensure that pagination parameters are correctly handled to avoid performance bottlenecks.


102-127: Query transactions by height with pagination.

The TxsByHeight method queries transactions by height with pagination, which is a useful feature for querying historical data.

submodules/evm-tx/submodule.go (9)

88-92: Logger method implementation looks good.

The Logger method correctly retrieves and configures a logger with the submodule name.


94-100: Name and Version methods implementation looks good.

The Name and Version methods return the submodule name and version, respectively. This is a straightforward implementation.


110-112: Prepare method implementation looks good.

The Prepare method currently returns nil, indicating no preparation steps are needed. This is acceptable if no initialization is required.


114-116: Initialize method implementation looks good.

The Initialize method currently returns nil, indicating no initialization steps are needed. This is acceptable if no setup is required.


122-124: Commit method implementation looks good.

The Commit method currently returns nil, indicating no commit steps are needed. This is acceptable if no state changes are required.


36-86: Ensure error handling for map and sequence initialization.

The NewTxSubmodule function initializes several maps and sequences. Ensure that all potential errors are handled appropriately, especially in a production environment.

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Error Handling in NewTxSubmodule is Adequate

The NewTxSubmodule function appropriately handles errors for each map and sequence initialization step by returning immediately with the error if any operation fails. No further changes are necessary regarding error handling in this function.

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102-104: RegisterQueryHandlerClient method implementation looks good.

The method registers a gRPC query handler client. Ensure that the types.NewQueryClient function is correctly implemented.

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The method registers a gRPC query server. Ensure that the NewQuerier function is correctly implemented.

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The NewQuerier function is correctly implemented.

The NewQuerier function for the EvmTxSubmodule returns a Querier struct, which is properly set up to implement the types.QueryServer interface. The Tx method within this struct is correctly handling transaction queries. No issues found.

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118-120: FinalizeBlock method implementation looks good.

The method delegates to finalizeBlock, which is a common pattern for modular code. Ensure finalizeBlock is implemented correctly.

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The finalizeBlock function is correctly implemented in EvmTxSubmodule. The function is present and matches the expected signature, ensuring the delegation pattern in FinalizeBlock is correctly followed. No issues found.

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submodules/evm-tx/collect.go (7)

25-33: finalizeBlock method implementation looks good.

The finalizeBlock method logs the transaction count and height, then processes transactions. Ensure processTxs is implemented correctly.


92-99: uniqueAppend function implementation looks good.

The uniqueAppend function appends an element to a slice if it's not already present. This implementation is correct.


183-202: storeIndices method implementation looks good.

The method stores transaction indices by height and sequence. Ensure that all potential errors are logged and handled appropriately.

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Error handling in storeIndices is appropriate.

The storeIndices method logs errors when it fails to store transaction hashes by height and returns errors when it fails by sequence, aligning with the intended functionality. No further action is needed.

  • Function storeIndices in submodules/evm-tx/collect.go handles errors as expected.
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150-181: storeAccTxs method implementation looks good.

The method stores account-transaction pairs. Ensure that all potential errors are logged and handled appropriately.

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Error handling in storeAccTxs function is appropriate. The function logs errors with relevant context and continues processing where possible, ensuring robustness.

  • Errors are logged when converting addresses, retrieving sequences, and setting map values.
  • The function uses continue to handle errors in individual transactions without halting the entire process.
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101-108: parseTx function implementation looks good.

The parseTx function unmarshals transaction bytes into a tx.Tx struct. Ensure the codec used is correct for the transaction type.


35-90: Ensure robust error handling in processTxs method.

The processTxs method processes transactions and stores them. Ensure that all potential errors are logged and handled appropriately.

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  • Errors are logged but execution continues after parsing transactions, unpacking, storing transactions, and extracting addresses.
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141-148: extractAddressesFromEVMLog function implementation looks good.

The function extracts addresses from EVM logs. Ensure the log parsing and address conversion are correct.

submodules/evm-tx/go.mod (3)

169-185: Review replace directives for correctness.

The replace directives modify certain dependencies. Ensure these replacements are necessary and correctly implemented.

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LGTM

@Vritra4 Vritra4 merged commit 1f7d215 into main Aug 19, 2024
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