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packages/oraidex-common/src/index.ts (1)
14-14: LGTM! Consider specific exports for better control.The addition of the Celestia network module export aligns well with the PR objectives and fits the existing structure of the file. This change effectively expands the public API of the common package to include Celestia network functionality.
While the wildcard export is convenient, consider using specific exports if only certain parts of the Celestia network module are needed. This approach can provide better control over the public API and reduce the risk of unintended naming conflicts. For example:
export { CelestiaNetwork, CelestiaToken } from "./celestia-network";This suggestion is optional and depends on your specific use case and project conventions.
packages/universal-swap/src/msg/chains/chain.ts (2)
4-11: LGTM: Class declaration is well-structured.The
ChainMsgclass is properly declared with a descriptive name following PascalCase convention. The constructor parameters are clearly defined.Consider using
privateaccess modifiers instead ofprotectedif this class is not intended for inheritance. This would provide better encapsulation.
12-15: LGTM: Constructor includes important validations.The constructor properly validates the
pathandreceiverparameters, ensuring the object is always in a valid state.Consider adding validations for
minimumReceiveto ensure it's a valid number string. Also, you might want to trim thememoto remove any leading or trailing whitespace.packages/oraidex-common/src/celestia-network.ts (3)
4-14: LGTM: Bech32 configuration and BIP44 settings are correct.The Bech32 address prefixes and BIP44 coin type are correctly set for the Celestia network. However, consider adding a comment explaining the significance of coin type 118 for better code documentation.
Consider adding a comment like this:
bip44: { + // Coin type 118 is used for Cosmos-based chains coinType: 118 },
20-28: LGTM: Currency information is correctly defined.The TIA currency is properly configured with the correct denomination and other details. However, consider using a specific coin image if available, rather than reusing the chain symbol image.
If a specific TIA coin image exists, consider updating the
coinImageUrl:coinImageUrl: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chainapsis/keplr-chain-registry/main/images/celestia/chain.png" +// TODO: Replace with TIA-specific coin image if available
29-43: LGTM: Fee currencies are well-defined. Consider adding relevant features.The fee currency (TIA) is correctly configured with appropriate gas price steps. However, the features array is empty, which might be a missed opportunity to specify network capabilities.
If there are any specific features or capabilities of the Celestia network, consider adding them to the features array. For example:
-features: [], +features: [ + // TODO: Add relevant Celestia network features + // "ibc-transfer", + // "ibc-go", + // Add any other applicable features +],packages/universal-swap/src/msg/common.ts (2)
5-26: LGTM: validatePath function is well-structured and covers important validations.The function effectively validates the path structure, ensuring:
- At least one action is present
- Only one Bridge action is allowed
- If present, the Bridge action must be the last one
- Swap actions are controlled by the hasSwap parameter
Consider using early returns for improved readability:
export const validatePath = (path: Path, hasSwap: boolean = true) => { if (path.actions.length == 0) { throw generateError("Require at least one action"); } const numBridgeActions = path.actions.filter((action) => action.type === ActionType.Bridge).length; if (numBridgeActions > 1) { throw generateError("Only one Bridge action is allowed in the path"); } if (numBridgeActions == 1 && path.actions[path.actions.length - 1].type !== ActionType.Bridge) { throw generateError("Bridge action must be the last in the path"); } if (!hasSwap && path.actions.some((action) => action.type == ActionType.Convert || action.type == ActionType.Swap)) { throw generateError("Don't support swap action"); } + // All validations passed };
28-35: LGTM: validateReceiver function performs necessary checks.The function effectively ensures that both receiver and currentChainAddress are provided. However, consider adding input sanitization:
export const validateReceiver = (receiver: string, currentChainAddress: string, chainId: string) => { - if (!receiver || receiver == "") { + if (!receiver || receiver.trim() === "") { throw generateError(`Missing receiver when build msg in ${chainId}`); } - if (!currentChainAddress || currentChainAddress == "") { + if (!currentChainAddress || currentChainAddress.trim() === "") { throw generateError(`Missing address of ${chainId}`); } };This change will also catch inputs that are only whitespace.
packages/universal-swap/src/types.ts (2)
269-269: LGTM: Addition of maxSplits, but needs documentationThe addition of the optional
maxSplitsproperty to theRouterConfigSmartRouteinterface is a good enhancement. It allows for more granular control over the routing configuration while maintaining backward compatibility.However, it would be beneficial to add a brief comment explaining the purpose and expected usage of this property. This will help other developers understand how to properly use this new configuration option.
Consider adding a JSDoc comment above the
maxSplitsproperty, like this:/** The maximum number of splits allowed in the smart route. */ maxSplits?: number;
99-99: LGTM: Addition of isAlphaIbcWasm, but needs documentation and clarificationThe addition of the optional
isAlphaIbcWasmproperty to theSwapOptionsinterface is a good enhancement, allowing for more configuration options in swap operations while maintaining backward compatibility.However, the purpose and implications of this flag are not immediately clear from its name. It would be beneficial to add documentation explaining:
- What does "Alpha" signify in this context?
- What behavior changes when this flag is set to true?
- Are there any risks or limitations associated with using this option?
Please add a comprehensive JSDoc comment above the
isAlphaIbcWasmproperty. For example:/** * Enables the alpha version of IBC WASM functionality. * @remarks * This is an experimental feature and may be subject to changes or instability. * Use with caution in production environments. */ isAlphaIbcWasm?: boolean;Also, consider adding a brief comment in the PR description or commit message explaining the motivation behind adding this new option.
packages/oraidex-common/src/constant.ts (1)
182-183: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for the new Celestia chain ID.The changes look good. The addition of the
CELESTIA_CHAIN_IDentry to theCOSMOS_CHAIN_ID_COMMONenum is consistent with the existing structure and naming conventions. The trailing comma afterNOBLE_CHAIN_IDis a good practice for easier future additions.Consider adding a brief comment above the
CELESTIA_CHAIN_IDentry to explain its purpose or provide any relevant information about the Celestia chain, similar to comments you might have for other chain IDs in your codebase.NOBLE_CHAIN_ID = "noble-1", + // Celestia is a modular blockchain network CELESTIA_CHAIN_ID = "celestia"packages/universal-swap/src/universal-demos/alpha-ibc-new.ts (1)
75-78: Remove or Clarify Commented-Out CodeThe
relayerFeeconfiguration is currently commented out. Leaving commented-out code can clutter the codebase and may cause confusion about whether it's needed.If the
relayerFeeis not required, consider removing it:- // relayerFee: { - // relayerAmount: "100000", - // relayerDecimals: 6 - // },If it's planned for future use, add a comment explaining its purpose:
// relayerFee is optional and may be used in future implementations. // relayerFee: { // relayerAmount: "100000", // relayerDecimals: 6 // },packages/universal-swap/src/msg/chains/cosmos.ts (2)
33-34: Correct typo in commentIn the comment on line 34, there's a typographical error. It should be "Cosmos-based ecosystem" instead of "Cosmos-base ecosystem."
Apply this diff to correct the typo:
/** - * Function to get IBC info of Cosmos-base ecosystem + * Function to get IBC info of Cosmos-based ecosystem */
121-123: Update error message to reference Cosmos instead of OraichainIn the
genExecuteMsgmethod, the error message mentions Oraichain, which might be misleading since this method is within theCosmosMsgclass. Updating the error message to reference Cosmos improves clarity and accuracy.Apply this diff to correct the error message:
if (bridgeInfo.sourcePort != "transfer") { - throw generateError("Error on generate executeMsg on Oraichain: Only support ibc transfer"); + throw generateError("Error generating executeMsg on Cosmos: Only support IBC transfer"); }packages/universal-swap/src/msg/msgs.ts (2)
62-64: Improve error message for unsupported universal swap on EVM chainsThe error message
"Don't support universal swap in EVM"can be made more informative by including thecurrentChainvalue.Enhance the error message as follows:
- throw generateError("Don't support universal swap in EVM"); + throw generateError(`Universal swap is not supported on EVM chain: ${currentChain}`);
114-116: Enhance error message when route paths are emptyThe current error message
"Require at least 1 action"might be unclear to users.Improve the error message for better clarity:
- throw generateError("Require at least 1 action"); + throw generateError("Route must contain at least one path to perform a swap.");packages/oraidex-common/src/ibc-info.ts (1)
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9-9: Fix Typo in Import StatementThere is a typographical error in the import statement for
ORAIB_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS_TEST. It is misspelled asORAIB_ORAICHIN_CHANNELS_TEST.Apply this diff to correct the typo:
-import { ATOM_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, IBC_TRANSFER_TIMEOUT, IBC_WASM_CONTRACT, IBC_WASM_CONTRACT_TEST, INJECTIVE_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, KWT_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, NOBLE_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, NOBLE_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS_TEST, ORAIB_ORAICHIN_CHANNELS_TEST, ORAIB_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, ORAIB_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS_OLD, OSMOSIS_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, NEUTARO_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS } from "./constant"; +import { ATOM_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, IBC_TRANSFER_TIMEOUT, IBC_WASM_CONTRACT, IBC_WASM_CONTRACT_TEST, INJECTIVE_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, KWT_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, NOBLE_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, NOBLE_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS_TEST, ORAIB_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS_TEST, ORAIB_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, ORAIB_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS_OLD, OSMOSIS_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS, NEUTARO_ORAICHAIN_CHANNELS } from "./constant";packages/universal-swap/src/msg/chains/osmosis.ts (3)
59-67: Error Handling: Validate swapInfo before usageIn the loop over
action.swapInfo, there is an assumption thatswapInfois defined and properly structured. Adding a validation step can prevent runtime errors ifswapInfoisundefinedor malformed.Consider adding a check:
action.swapInfo.forEach((swapInfo) => { + if (!swapInfo || !swapInfo.poolId || !swapInfo.tokenOut) { + throw generateError("Invalid swapInfo data"); + } swapOps.push({ denom_in: denomIn, denom_out: swapInfo.tokenOut, pool: swapInfo.poolId }); denomIn = swapInfo.tokenOut; });
157-169: Code Consistency: Consolidatemin_assetconstructionThe construction of
min_assetfor CW20 and native tokens could be simplified for readability.Consider refactoring:
let assetType = isCw20Token(tokenOutOfSwap) ? 'cw20' : 'native'; let assetInfo = isCw20Token(tokenOutOfSwap) ? { address: tokenOutOfSwap } : { denom: tokenOutOfSwap }; let min_asset = { [assetType]: { amount: this.minimumReceive, ...assetInfo } };
228-228: Error Message Clarification: Provide more detailed informationThe error message "Only support ibc transfer" is generic. Providing more context can aid in debugging.
Enhance the error message:
throw generateError("Error generating executeMsg on Osmosis: Only IBC transfers are supported when no swap operations are provided.");packages/universal-swap/src/msg/chains/oraichain.ts (1)
451-451: Improve clarity of error messageThe error message can be rephrased for clarity and to adhere to standard grammatical conventions.
Apply this diff to enhance the error message:
-throw generateError("Error on generate executeMsg on Oraichain: Only support ibc or ibc wasm bridge"); +throw generateError("Error generating executeMsg on Oraichain: Only support IBC or IBC wasm bridge");packages/universal-swap/tests/msg/msgs.spec.ts (2)
381-384: Check Indentation for Better ReadabilityEnsure consistent indentation for the
bridgeInfoobject at lines 381-384 to enhance code readability.
358-359: Add Description to Test CaseThe test case starting at line 359 lacks a description. Adding a descriptive string will clarify the purpose of the test.
Apply this diff:
-describe("test build swap msg", () => { +describe("Test building universal swap messages", () => {packages/universal-swap/tests/msg/oraichain-msg.spec.ts (2)
630-630: Avoid hardcoding addresses for better flexibility and securityThe bridge address
oraiBridgeAddris hardcoded in the test cases. While this may work for now, it can be problematic if the address changes or differs between environments (e.g., testnet vs. mainnet). Consider using configuration files or environment variables to manage such constants.Also applies to: 700-700
49-83: Ensure all possible variations are tested ingetPostActionThe test cases in
it.eachcover scenarios with and withoutbridgeInfo. Consider adding more variations, such as invalidbridgeInfoor edge cases, to thoroughly test thegetPostActionmethod.
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packages/universal-swap/src/msg/chains/chain.ts (2)
1-2: LGTM: Import statements are appropriate.The import statements are concise and import only the necessary components. The use of relative imports is suitable for the internal module structure.
21-23: LGTM:getMinimumReceivemethod is correctly implemented.The method properly returns the
minimumReceiveproperty. Its implementation is simple and straightforward.packages/universal-swap/package.json (3)
3-3: Version increment looks good.The package version has been updated from 1.1.12 to 1.1.13, which is appropriate for adding new features or making minor changes.
20-20: Syntactical change approved.The addition of a comma after the "ts-protoc-gen" dependency is correct and necessary for adding the new dependency.
21-21: New dependency added.The addition of "@oraichain/osor-api-contracts-sdk" with version "^1.0.2" seems appropriate for the new feature.
Please ensure that this new dependency is necessary for the "support swap oraidex osmosis" feature mentioned in the PR title. You can verify its usage with the following script:
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packages/oraidex-common/src/celestia-network.ts (4)
1-3: LGTM: Import and constant declaration look good.The import statement and the constant declaration are correctly implemented. The
CustomChainInfotype is appropriately used for thecelestiaNetworkconstant.
53-54: LGTM: Wallet URL for staking is correctly set.The wallet URL for staking is properly configured, pointing to the Keplr wallet for the Celestia chain.
15-19: LGTM: Network and chain information are correctly set.The network type, chain ID, and chain name are accurately defined for the Celestia network. The chain symbol image URL appears to be from a reliable source.
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44-52: LGTM: RPC, REST, and stake currency configurations look good.The RPC and REST endpoints are provided, and the stake currency is correctly configured. However, it's important to verify that these endpoints are correct and operational.
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LGTM: RPC, REST, and stake currency configurations look good.
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packages/universal-swap/src/msg/common.ts (2)
1-3: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and concise.The import statements are relevant to the file's functionality, including necessary types, external libraries, and internal utilities.
1-48: Overall assessment: Well-structured utility functions with room for minor improvements.The file
common.tsprovides essential utility functions for blockchain operations. The code is generally well-written and performs necessary validations. Consider implementing the suggested improvements for enhanced robustness and accuracy, particularly in theisCw20Tokenfunction and input sanitization invalidateReceiver.packages/universal-swap/src/types.ts (3)
14-18: LGTM: ActionType enum additionThe new
ActionTypeenum is a good addition. It provides a clear and type-safe way to represent different action types (Bridge, Swap, Convert) in the system. The naming is self-explanatory and it's properly exported for use in other parts of the codebase.
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1-269: Overall assessment: Good changes with minor improvements neededThe modifications to this file enhance the functionality and flexibility of the universal swap system while maintaining backward compatibility. The new
ActionTypeenum, the exportedPathinterface, and the additions toRouterConfigSmartRouteandSwapOptionsinterfaces are all valuable improvements.To further improve the code:
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maxSplitsproperty inRouterConfigSmartRoute.- Provide comprehensive documentation for the
isAlphaIbcWasmproperty inSwapOptions, explaining its purpose, implications, and any associated risks.These minor enhancements will greatly improve the maintainability and usability of the code for other developers working on this project.
217-217: LGTM: Exporting Path interface, but verify impactExporting the
Pathinterface is a good change as it allows for reuse in other modules and maintains a consistent type system. However, please verify that this change doesn't unintentionally expose this type in ways that could break existing code or violate encapsulation principles.To ensure this change doesn't have unintended consequences, please run the following command to check for any new usages of the
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589-593: Updated test case foraddOraiBridgeRouteThe test case has been modified to use an object for the
sourceReceiveranddestReceiverparameters instead of separate arguments. This change aligns with the updated function signature ofaddOraiBridgeRoute.
602-611: Updated error test case foraddOraiBridgeRouteThe error test case for
addOraiBridgeRoutehas been updated to use the new object parameter structure. This change correctly tests the function's behavior when an emptysourceReceiveris provided.packages/universal-swap/src/msg/types.ts (3)
1-4: Imports are appropriate and necessary.The imported modules are correctly specified and required for the interfaces and types defined in this file.
34-37:MiddlewareResponseinterface is well-defined.The properties
memoandreceiverare appropriately specified.
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- Consistent with common practices in financial applications and blockchain ecosystems.
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packages/universal-swap/src/universal-demos/alpha-ibc-new.ts (2)
85-85: Review Swap Options ConfigurationIn the
swapOptions,isIbcWasmis set tofalse, andisAlphaIbcWasmis set totrue. Ensure that this configuration aligns with the intended behavior of the swap operation.If this configuration is intentional and necessary for interacting with alpha versions or specific protocols, no action is needed. Otherwise, review the settings to confirm they are correct.
62-63: Verify Token Identifiers for AccuracyEnsure that the
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packages/universal-swap/src/msg/chains/cosmos.ts (1)
81-89: Verify the use ofrecover_addressinibc_transferactionThe
ibc_transferaction includes arecover_addressfield, but it's important to confirm that this field is supported in the IBC transfer specification for Cosmos SDK. Using an unsupported field could lead to transaction rejection or unexpected behavior.Please check the IBC transfer module documentation or SDK specifications to ensure the
recover_addressfield is valid in this context.packages/universal-swap/src/msg/msgs.ts (2)
120-125: Ensure correct indices in memo generation loopIn the memo generation loop, verify that the indices and array accesses are correct to prevent off-by-one errors or undefined behavior when accessing elements with
route.paths.at(-1).
109-128: Verify that receiver addresses are defined for all pathsIn the
generateMsgSwapfunction, thereceiveris set based on the last path'stokenOutChainId. Ensure that theaddressesobject contains receiver addresses for all relevantchainIdvalues to prevent undefined behavior.Run the following script to check for missing receiver addresses:
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183-186: Ensure "celestia" Exclusion from ibcInfosOld is IntentionalThe
ibcInfosOldconstant now omits"celestia". Confirm that this change is deliberate and that there are no remaining dependencies on"celestia"withinibcInfosOldor related logic.Run the following script to verify that
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"celestia"fromibcInfos. Please verify that this exclusion is intentional and that there are no dependencies on"celestia"in theibcInfosusage throughout the codebase.Run the following script to check for references to
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packages/universal-swap/src/msg/chains/osmosis.ts (3)
122-122: Clarification Needed: Unreachable code pathThe throw error at line 122 suggests a missing
postAction, but given the cases handled, it's unclear under what circumstances this error would be triggered. Ensure all possible action types are accounted for.Please review the logic to confirm that all action types are handled appropriately or adjust the error message to provide more context.
285-294: Security Concern: Validate Funds and AmountsWhen constructing the
fundsarray for native tokens, ensure that theamountanddenomare correctly validated to prevent potential injection or tampering.Consider adding validation for
this.path.tokenInAmountandthis.path.tokenInto ensure they are in the expected format and safe to include.
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Correct the error message:
throw generateError(`Only support IBC bridge on Osmosis`);Likely invalid or redundant comment.
packages/universal-swap/tests/msg/osmosis-msg.spec.ts (1)
185-186: Verify the Correct Usage oftypeUrlin AssertionsIn the assertions for
executeMsg.typeUrl, you're checking for hard-coded string values. Ensure that these values are correct and up to date with the protobuf definitions.Double-check that
"/cosmwasm.wasm.v1.MsgExecuteContract"and"/ibc.applications.transfer.v1.MsgTransfer"are the correcttypeUrlvalues for the respective messages. If these values are defined elsewhere in your codebase or in a dependency, consider importing and using the constants instead of hard-coding strings.Example:
import { MsgExecuteContract } from "cosmjs-types/cosmwasm/wasm/v1/tx"; expect(executeMsg.typeUrl).toEqual(MsgExecuteContract.typeUrl);This approach reduces the risk of typos and makes your tests more maintainable.
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packages/universal-swap/tests/msg/msgs.spec.ts (2)
501-510: Consistent Use of Swap ProtocolsEnsure that the swap protocols used ("Oraidex" and "OraidexV3") are correctly implemented and consistently referenced throughout the tests.
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190-210:⚠️ Potential issueVerify Token Denominations and Pool IDs
Ensure that the token denominations and pool IDs used in the swap operations are correct and up to date. Incorrect values may cause the swap to fail.
packages/universal-swap/tests/msg/oraichain-msg.spec.ts (1)
676-697: Validate test data to ensure correctnessIn the
validPathobject, thetokenOutAmountis"306106", but in yourbridgeInfo, theamountis"936043", which matches thetokenInAmount. Ensure that thetokenOutAmountaccurately reflects the expected output after the bridge operation.🧰 Tools
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packages/oraidex-common/src/network.ts (4)
80-81: Added "Celestia" toNetworkNametypeThe addition of
"Celestia"to theNetworkNametype is correct and consistent with existing entries.
91-92: Added "celestia" toCosmosChainIdtypeIncluding
"celestia"in theCosmosChainIdtype aligns with the pattern of other Cosmos chain IDs.
547-547: IncludedcelestiaNetworkin thechainInfosarrayAdding
celestiaNetworkto thechainInfosarray correctly integrates the Celestia network into the supported networks.
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packages/universal-swap/src/handler.ts (12)
63-64: Imports Added CorrectlyThe new imports for
COSMOS_CHAIN_IDSandgenerateMsgSwapare appropriately added and will support the new functionalities introduced in the code.
335-338: Correct Usage ofUniversalSwapHelper.getAddressIn
getSwapAndActionInOsmosis, theto_addressis correctly obtained usingUniversalSwapHelper.getAddress, ensuring that the address format aligns with the target chain's requirements.
419-422: Appropriate Receiver Address RetrievalThe
receiverfield ingetIbcTransferInfois correctly assigned usingUniversalSwapHelper.getAddress, which helps maintain consistency across different blockchain networks.
425-428: Proper Use ofUniversalSwapHelper.getAddressfor Recover AddressThe
recover_addressis accurately generated usingUniversalSwapHelper.getAddress, ensuring that any recovery operations can correctly identify the address across chains.
438-441: Accurate Address Generation increateForwardObjectThe
addressReceiveris correctly obtained usingUniversalSwapHelper.getAddress, facilitating proper message forwarding in IBC transactions.
476-479: Consistent Address Assignment for Message TransferIn
getMsgTransfer, theaddressReceiveris appropriately assigned usingUniversalSwapHelper.getAddress, ensuring compatibility with the receiving chain's address format.
500-503: Correct Sender Address ConstructionThe
senderaddress is accurately generated usingUniversalSwapHelper.getAddress, which is crucial for transaction validation and processing.
1058-1067: Valid Destructuring ofthis.swapDataPropertiesThe properties are properly destructured from
this.swapDatainswapCosmosToOtherNetwork, ensuring all necessary data is available for the operation.
1179-1180: Correct Extraction of Properties fromthis.swapDataThe properties
evm,tron, and others are accurately destructured fromthis.swapDataandthis.swapData.sender, ensuring the necessary data is readily available.
1201-1206: Efficient Retrieval of Addresses UsingPromise.allThe concurrent fetching of
oraiAddressandobridgeAddresswithPromise.alloptimizes the asynchronous operations, improving performance.
1211-1214: Potential UndefinedalphaSmartRoutesAccessIn
processUniversalSwap,alphaSmartRoutesmight be undefined, and accessingalphaSmartRoutes.routeswithout checking could cause a runtime error.Refer to the previous comment on handling potential undefined
alphaSmartRoutesinalphaSmartRouterSwapNewMsg.
1232-1238: Safe Execution with Optional ChainingThe condition checks
alphaSmartRoutes?.routes?.lengthusing optional chaining, which safely handles cases wherealphaSmartRoutesmight be undefined, preventing potential runtime errors.
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packages/universal-swap/src/msg/chains/cosmos.ts (1)
125-125: Correct error message to reflect the Cosmos networkThe error message mentions "Oraichain," but since this is a
CosmosMsgclass, it should refer to "Cosmos-base network" for clarity.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- throw generateError("Error on generate executeMsg on Oraichain: Only support ibc transfer"); + throw generateError("Error generating executeMsg on Cosmos-base network: Only support IBC transfer");
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packages/universal-swap/src/msg/index.ts (1)
1-4: Consider the implications of exporting all entities from multiple modules.The current approach of using
export *for multiple modules provides a convenient single point of entry for imports. However, it may lead to potential issues:
- Naming conflicts: If different modules export entities with the same name, it could cause unexpected behavior.
- Reduced code clarity: It becomes harder to track which specific entities are being used where in the codebase.
- Potential bundle size increase: If tree-shaking is not properly implemented, this could lead to larger bundle sizes.
Consider the following improvements:
- Explicitly export only the necessary entities from each module to avoid potential conflicts and improve clarity.
- If wholesale exports are necessary, consider using namespaces to organize the exports, e.g.:
import * as Common from "./common"; import * as Chains from "./chains"; import * as Types from "./types"; import * as Msgs from "./msgs"; export { Common, Chains, Types, Msgs };- Add comments to explain the purpose of each module and its exports.
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packages/universal-swap/src/msg/chains/osmosis.ts (7)
109-134: LGTM: Post-action handling looks goodThe
getPostActionmethod correctly handles both transfer to receiver and IBC transfer cases. The logic is clear and appropriate for the given scenarios.
1-308: Consider adding unit testsThe
OsmosisMsgclass contains complex logic for handling various scenarios. To ensure reliability and catch potential issues early, it would be beneficial to add unit tests for the class methods.Would you like assistance in setting up unit tests for this class?
19-29: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionUse a constant for the Osmosis chain ID
To improve maintainability and reduce the risk of typos, consider using a constant for the Osmosis chain ID.
Apply this change:
+ const OSMOSIS_CHAIN_ID = "osmosis-1"; constructor(path: Path, minimumReceive: string, receiver: string, currentChainAddress: string, memo: string = "") { super(path, minimumReceive, receiver, currentChainAddress, memo); // check chainId = "osmosis-1" - if (path.chainId !== "osmosis-1") { + if (path.chainId !== OSMOSIS_CHAIN_ID) { throw generateError("This path must be on Osmosis"); } }
36-48:⚠️ Potential issueImprove slippage validation and precision handling
- The slippage validation should also check for negative values.
- The current method of converting to an integer by splitting at the decimal point may lead to precision loss.
Consider these improvements:
- Enhance slippage validation:
- if (slippage > 1) { + if (slippage < 0 || slippage > 1) { - throw generateError("Slippage must be less than 1"); + throw generateError("Slippage must be between 0 and 1"); }
- Use a more precise method for rounding:
- if (minimumReceive.includes(".")) { - minimumReceive = minimumReceive.split(".")[0]; - } + minimumReceive = Math.floor(Number(minimumReceive)).toString();
53-101:⚠️ Potential issueFix typo in error message
There's a typo in the error message for unsupported actions.
Apply this correction:
- throw generateError("Only support swap + bride on Osmosis"); + throw generateError("Only support swap + bridge on Osmosis");
138-206:⚠️ Potential issueEnsure consistent timestamp handling
The use of the unary
+operator to convert the timeout timestamp to a number might lead to precision loss for large values. It's safer to keep it as a string to prevent potential issues.Consider this change:
- timeout: +calculateTimeoutTimestamp(IBC_TRANSFER_TIMEOUT), + timeout: calculateTimeoutTimestamp(IBC_TRANSFER_TIMEOUT).toString(),Also, apply this change in other occurrences within the file.
212-307:⚠️ Potential issueCorrect CW20 token message structure
In the CW20 token handling section, the message structure appears to be incorrect. The
sendfield should not be nested twice.Apply this correction:
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1-533: Overall implementation reviewThe
OraichainMsgclass provides a comprehensive implementation for handling various swap and bridge operations within the Oraichain ecosystem. The code is well-structured and handles different scenarios appropriately. However, there are a few minor issues that should be addressed:
- Fix the typo in the error message for unsupported actions.
- Improve the slippage validation in the
setMinimumReceiveForSwapmethod.- Correct the typo in the
pasreConverterMsgToPoolIdmethod name.- Add validation for the
sourcePortformat in thegetProtoForPostActionmethod.- Correct the CW20 'send' message structure in the
genExecuteMsgmethod.After addressing these issues, the implementation will be more robust and less prone to potential errors.
packages/universal-swap/src/msg/chains/cosmos.ts (1)
20-30: Reconsider validation and rounding insetMinimumReceiveForSwapPrevious comments regarding the validation of negative slippage values and the use of proper rounding methods for
minimumReceiveare still applicable. Please address these to ensure numerical accuracy and input validation.
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packages/universal-swap/src/msg/chains/osmosis.ts (1)
1-308: Overall assessment: Comprehensive implementation with room for structural improvementsThe
OsmosisMsgclass provides a comprehensive implementation for handling Osmosis blockchain operations. It covers various scenarios including swaps, bridges, and IBC transfers. The logic seems correct and well-thought-out.Main points for improvement:
Code structure: Several methods (e.g.,
getSwapAndBridgeInfo,genMemoAsMiddleware,genExecuteMsg) could benefit from being split into smaller, more focused functions for better readability and maintainability.Constants management: Consider moving hardcoded values (like chain IDs and contract addresses) to a centralized configuration file.
Precision handling: Pay attention to precision issues, especially when dealing with timestamps and financial calculations. Consider using appropriate data types (like
BigNumber) for such operations.Error handling: While error handling is present, it could be more consistent and informative across the class.
Testing: Given the complexity of the operations, it would be beneficial to have comprehensive unit tests for this class to ensure reliability and catch potential issues early.
Consider implementing a more modular architecture, possibly using the Strategy pattern for different types of operations (swap, bridge, IBC transfer). This could make the code more extensible for future additions or modifications to the Osmosis protocol.
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109-134: LGTM:getPostActionimplementation is clear and correctThe
getPostActionmethod effectively handles both transfer and IBC transfer cases. The logic is straightforward and easy to follow. Good job on providing clear error messages for unsupported scenarios.
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packages/universal-swap/src/handler.ts (1)
1179-1180: Updated processUniversalSwap methodThe
processUniversalSwapmethod has been updated to include new functionality for alpha smart router swaps and IBC wasm transfers. The changes look good, but there's a minor improvement that could be made:The destructuring of
this.swapDatais split into two statements. It would be more concise to combine them.Consider combining the destructuring statements:
- const { originalFromToken, originalToToken, simulateAmount, recipientAddress, userSlippage, alphaSmartRoutes } = - this.swapData; - const { swapOptions } = this.config; + const { originalFromToken, originalToToken, simulateAmount, recipientAddress, userSlippage, alphaSmartRoutes } = this.swapData; + const { swapOptions } = this.config;Also applies to: 1201-1204, 1210-1214, 1217-1228, 1231-1238
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63-64: New imports addedThe new imports
COSMOS_CHAIN_IDSandgenerateMsgSwaphave been added. This suggests new functionality related to Cosmos chain IDs and message generation for swaps.
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335-339: Use of UniversalSwapHelper.getAddressThe
getAddressmethod has been replaced withUniversalSwapHelper.getAddress. This change centralizes address generation logic, which is a good practice for maintainability.
419-428: Updated address generation in getIbcTransferInfoSimilar to the previous comment,
UniversalSwapHelper.getAddressis now used for generating addresses. This consistent approach improves code maintainability.
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438-442: Consistent use of UniversalSwapHelper.getAddressThe
getAddressmethod has been replaced withUniversalSwapHelper.getAddresshere as well, maintaining consistency throughout the code.
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476-480: Consistent address generation in getMsgTransferThe
UniversalSwapHelper.getAddressmethod is used here too, further improving consistency in address generation across the codebase.
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500-504: Consistent sender address generationThe
UniversalSwapHelper.getAddressmethod is used for generating the sender address, maintaining consistency with previous changes.
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1-1569: Overall code review summaryThe changes to this file primarily focus on improving consistency in address generation and adding new functionality for alpha smart router swaps. Here's a summary of the key points:
- Address generation has been centralized using
UniversalSwapHelper.getAddress, which improves maintainability.- New imports and methods have been added to support alpha smart router swaps and IBC wasm transfers.
- The
processUniversalSwapmethod has been updated to include the new functionality.While the changes are generally positive, there are a couple of minor improvements that could be made:
- In the
alphaSmartRouterSwapNewMsgmethod, add a null check foralphaSmartRoutesto prevent potential runtime errors.- In the
processUniversalSwapmethod, consider combining the destructuring statements for better readability.Overall, the changes appear to enhance the functionality of the
UniversalSwapHandlerclass while maintaining good coding practices.
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23-29: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionUse a constant for the chain ID check
The chain ID "osmosis-1" is hardcoded in the constructor. To improve maintainability and reduce the risk of typos, consider using a constant or importing the chain ID from a centralized configuration file.
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+ const OSMOSIS_CHAIN_ID = "osmosis-1"; constructor(path: Path, minimumReceive: string, receiver: string, currentChainAddress: string, memo: string = "") { super(path, minimumReceive, receiver, currentChainAddress, memo); // check chainId = "osmosis-1" - if (path.chainId !== "osmosis-1") { + if (path.chainId !== OSMOSIS_CHAIN_ID) { - throw generateError("This path must be on Osmosis"); + throw generateError(`This path must be on Osmosis (${OSMOSIS_CHAIN_ID})`); } }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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335-424: Improve error handling inisAlphaIbcWasmcaseIn the
isAlphaIbcWasmcase, there's a potential for uncaught errors ifalphaSmartRouteorroutes[0]is undefined. Consider adding more robust error checking to prevent potential runtime errors.Apply this diff to improve error handling:
if (swapOption.isAlphaIbcWasm) { if (!alphaSmartRoute) throw generateError(`Missing router with alpha ibc wasm!`); + if (!alphaSmartRoute.routes || alphaSmartRoute.routes.length === 0) { + throw generateError(`Invalid alphaSmartRoute: missing or empty routes`); + } const routes = alphaSmartRoute.routes; const alphaRoutes = routes[0]; if (alphaSmartRoute.routes.length > 1) throw generateError(`Missing router with alpha ibc wasm max length!`); + if (!alphaRoutes || !alphaRoutes.paths) { + throw generateError(`Invalid alphaRoutes: missing or invalid structure`); + } const paths = alphaRoutes.paths.filter((_, index) => index > 0); // ... rest of the function }This change adds checks for the existence and validity of
alphaSmartRoute.routesandalphaRoutes.paths, which will help prevent potential runtime errors.
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577-605: Plan for removal of deprecated methodsThe
generateSwapRoutemethod is marked as deprecated. Consider creating a plan to remove this and other deprecated methods in future versions of the codebase. This will help maintain a cleaner and more maintainable codebase.
- Identify all deprecated methods in the codebase.
- Determine if there are any current usages of these methods.
- If there are usages, plan to update them to use the new recommended alternatives.
- Set a timeline for when these deprecated methods will be removed.
- Update documentation to reflect these planned changes.
- In a future release, remove the deprecated methods and their associated exports.
798-798: Add comment explaininguseAlphaIbcWasmoptionThe
useAlphaIbcWasmoption has been added to therouterOptionparameter, but its purpose is not immediately clear. Consider adding a comment to explain what this option does and when it should be used.Add a comment above the
useAlphaIbcWasmproperty:routerOption?: { useAlphaSmartRoute?: boolean; useIbcWasm?: boolean; // Controls whether to use the Alpha IBC WASM protocol for cross-chain swaps useAlphaIbcWasm?: boolean; };
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1268-1301: Improve type annotations and documentation forgenerateMsgsSmartRouterV2withV3The
generateMsgsSmartRouterV2withV3method is a crucial part of the smart routing system, but it lacks proper type annotations and documentation. Consider adding TypeScript types and JSDoc comments to improve code readability and maintainability.Apply these changes to improve the function:
/** * Generate message swap token in Oraichain of smart route (pool v2 + v3) * @param routes - Array of route information * @param offerInfo - Information about the offered token * @returns Array of swap operations with amounts */ static generateMsgsSmartRouterV2withV3( routes: Array<{ swapInfo: Array<{ poolId: string; tokenOut: string }>; tokenInAmount: string; tokenOutAmount: string }>, offerInfo: AssetInfo ): Array<{ swapAmount: string; returnAmount: string; swapOps: Array<{ swap_v3?: any; orai_swap?: any }> }> { return routes.map((route) => { let ops = []; let currTokenIn = offerInfo; for (let swap of route.swapInfo) { // ... (rest of the function remains the same) } return { swapAmount: route.tokenInAmount, returnAmount: route.tokenOutAmount, swapOps: ops }; }); }This change adds a JSDoc comment explaining the function's purpose and parameters, and includes type annotations for the function parameters and return value. These improvements will make the code more self-documenting and easier to use correctly.
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622-625:⚠️ Potential issueFix typo in default value for
routerConfigThere's a typo in the default value for
routerConfig. The propertydontAlowSwapAftershould bedontAllowSwapAfter.Apply this diff to correct the typo:
routerConfig: RouterConfigSmartRoute = { url: "https://osor.oraidex.io", path: "/smart-router", protocols: ["Oraidex", "OraidexV3"], - dontAlowSwapAfter: routerConfig.dontAllowSwapAfter + dontAllowSwapAfter: routerConfig.dontAllowSwapAfter }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
323-333:⚠️ Potential issueFix typo in chain ID constant
There's a typo in the chain ID constant for Injective. It should be
INJECTIVE_CHAIN_IDinstead ofINJECTVE_CHAIN_ID.Apply this diff to correct the typo:
static generateAddress = ({ oraiAddress, injAddress }) => { const addressFollowCoinType = { address60: injAddress, address118: oraiAddress }; return { [COSMOS_CHAIN_ID_COMMON.ORAICHAIN_CHAIN_ID]: oraiAddress, - [COSMOS_CHAIN_ID_COMMON.INJECTVE_CHAIN_ID]: injAddress, + [COSMOS_CHAIN_ID_COMMON.INJECTIVE_CHAIN_ID]: injAddress, [COSMOS_CHAIN_ID_COMMON.COSMOSHUB_CHAIN_ID]: UniversalSwapHelper.getAddress("cosmos", addressFollowCoinType), [COSMOS_CHAIN_ID_COMMON.OSMOSIS_CHAIN_ID]: UniversalSwapHelper.getAddress("osmo", addressFollowCoinType), [COSMOS_CHAIN_ID_COMMON.NOBLE_CHAIN_ID]: UniversalSwapHelper.getAddress("noble", addressFollowCoinType), [COSMOS_CHAIN_ID_COMMON.CELESTIA_CHAIN_ID]: UniversalSwapHelper.getAddress("celestia", addressFollowCoinType) }; };Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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335-412: Consider refactoring for improved maintainabilityThe
addOraiBridgeRoutefunction has grown quite complex, which may make it difficult to maintain and understand. Consider the following improvements:
Split the function into smaller, more focused functions. For example:
generateSourceReceiverhandleAlphaIbcWasmgenerateSwapRouteAdd more comments explaining the complex logic, especially around the different swap options and routing scenarios.
Use early returns to reduce nesting and improve readability.
Here's a simplified example of how you might start refactoring:
static addOraiBridgeRoute = async (params) => { const source = UniversalSwapHelper.generateSourceReceiver(params); let { swapRoute, universalSwapType, isSmartRouter } = UniversalSwapHelper.getRoute(params); if (isSmartRouter && params.swapOption.isIbcWasm && !params.swapOption.isAlphaIbcWasm) { swapRoute = await UniversalSwapHelper.handleIbcWasmRoute(params); } if (params.swapOption.isAlphaIbcWasm) { swapRoute = UniversalSwapHelper.handleAlphaIbcWasmRoute(params); } return UniversalSwapHelper.finalizeSwapRoute(source, swapRoute, universalSwapType, isSmartRouter); };This refactoring will make the function easier to understand, test, and maintain.
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422-495: Refactor for improved readability and maintainabilityThe
getRouteV2function is quite complex and handles multiple scenarios. Consider the following improvements:
Break down the function into smaller, more focused functions. For example:
determineDestinationDetailsbuildIbcWasmBridgebuildIbcTransferUse constants for hardcoded values. For example:
const NOBLE_CHAIN_ID = "noble-1";Consider using a configuration object or enum for chain-specific logic instead of if-else statements.
Here's a simplified example of how you might start refactoring:
static getRouteV2 = (basic, userSwap, ibcInfoTestMode) => { const destDetails = UniversalSwapHelper.determineDestinationDetails(basic, userSwap); const ibcInfo = UniversalSwapHelper.getIbcInfo(userSwap.destChainId, ibcInfoTestMode); const useIbcWasm = UniversalSwapHelper.shouldUseIbcWasm(userSwap.destChainId); return buildUniversalSwapMemo( basic, userSwap, useIbcWasm ? UniversalSwapHelper.buildIbcWasmBridge(destDetails, ibcInfo) : undefined, undefined, !useIbcWasm ? UniversalSwapHelper.buildIbcTransfer(destDetails, ibcInfo) : undefined, userSwap.destChainId === "Oraichain" ? { toAddress: basic.recoveryAddr } : undefined ); };This refactoring will make the function easier to understand, test, and maintain.
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502-534: Enhance parsing logic and error handlingThe
unmarshalOraiBridgeRoutefunction could benefit from the following improvements:
Use regular expressions for more robust parsing. This can handle various formats more efficiently and with less code.
Improve error messages to provide more context, making debugging easier.
Add input validation to ensure the input string is not empty or malformed before processing.
Here's an example of how you might refactor this function:
static unmarshalOraiBridgeRoute = (destination: string): OraiBridgeRouteData => { if (!destination || typeof destination !== 'string') { throw new Error(`Invalid destination: ${destination}`); } const routeData: OraiBridgeRouteData = { oraiBridgeChannel: "", oraiReceiver: "", finalDestinationChannel: "", finalReceiver: "", tokenIdentifier: "" }; const regex = /^(?:([^\/]+)\/)?([^:]+)(?::(?:([^\/]+)\/)?([^:]+)(?::(.+))?)?$/; const match = destination.match(regex); if (!match) { throw new Error(`Unable to parse destination: ${destination}`); } [, routeData.oraiBridgeChannel, routeData.oraiReceiver, routeData.finalDestinationChannel, routeData.finalReceiver, routeData.tokenIdentifier] = match; return routeData; };This refactored version uses a single regular expression to parse the input string, simplifying the logic and making it more robust. It also includes better error handling and input validation.
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1203-1236: Enhance robustness and readabilityThe
generateMsgsSmartRouterV2withV3function could be improved in several ways:
Add input validation to ensure
routesandofferInfoare valid before processing.Implement error handling to gracefully manage unexpected scenarios.
Use more descriptive variable names and add comments to explain the logic, especially for the pool ID parsing.
Consider using TypeScript interfaces to define the structure of the input and output objects.
Here's an example of how you might start refactoring this function:
interface SwapOperation { swap_v3?: { pool_key: { token_x: string; token_y: string; fee_tier: { fee: number; tick_spacing: number; } }; x_to_y: boolean; }; orai_swap?: { offer_asset_info: any; ask_asset_info: any; }; } interface SwapRoute { swapAmount: string; returnAmount: string; swapOps: SwapOperation[]; } static generateMsgsSmartRouterV2withV3(routes: any[], offerInfo: any): SwapRoute[] { if (!Array.isArray(routes) || !offerInfo) { throw new Error('Invalid input: routes must be an array and offerInfo must be provided'); } return routes.map(route => { let operations: SwapOperation[] = []; let currentTokenIn = offerInfo; for (let swap of route.swapInfo) { const [tokenX, tokenY, fee, tickSpacing] = swap.poolId.split('-'); const tokenOut = parseAssetInfoFromContractAddrOrDenom(swap.tokenOut); if (tokenX && tokenY && fee && tickSpacing) { // This is a V3 pool operations.push({ swap_v3: { pool_key: { token_x: tokenX, token_y: tokenY, fee_tier: { fee: Number(fee), tick_spacing: Number(tickSpacing) } }, x_to_y: tokenY === swap.tokenOut } }); } else { // This is a V2 pool operations.push({ orai_swap: { offer_asset_info: currentTokenIn, ask_asset_info: tokenOut } }); } currentTokenIn = tokenOut; } return { swapAmount: route.tokenInAmount, returnAmount: route.tokenOutAmount, swapOps: operations }; }); }This refactored version includes input validation, uses TypeScript interfaces for better type checking, and includes comments to explain the logic. It also uses more descriptive variable names to improve readability.
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1321-1363: Enhance robustness, readability, and precisionThe
buildSwapMsgsFromSmartRoutefunction could be improved in several ways:
Add input validation to ensure all required parameters are provided and valid.
Implement error handling to gracefully manage unexpected scenarios.
Use more descriptive variable names and add comments to explain the logic, especially for the swap operation construction.
Use a more precise method for calculating
minimumReceiveto avoid potential precision loss.Consider using TypeScript interfaces to define the structure of the input and output objects.
Here's an example of how you might start refactoring this function:
interface SwapRoute { swapAmount: string; returnAmount: string; swapOps: any[]; // Define a more specific type if possible } interface TokenInfo { contractAddress?: string; denom?: string; } static buildSwapMsgsFromSmartRoute( routes: SwapRoute[], fromTokenOnOrai: TokenInfo, to: string, routerContract: string, userSlippage: number, affiliates?: Affiliate[] ): ExecuteInstruction[] { if (!Array.isArray(routes) || !fromTokenOnOrai || !to || !routerContract || typeof userSlippage !== 'number') { throw new Error('Invalid input parameters'); } return routes.map(route => { const slippageMultiplier = new BigDecimal(100 - userSlippage).div(100); const minimumReceive = new BigDecimal(route.returnAmount).mul(slippageMultiplier).round(0, BigDecimal.ROUND_DOWN).toString(); const swapOperations = { execute_swap_operations: { operations: route.swapOps, minimum_receive: minimumReceive, to, affiliates } }; if (fromTokenOnOrai.contractAddress) { // CW20 token swap return { contractAddress: fromTokenOnOrai.contractAddress, msg: { send: { contract: routerContract, amount: route.swapAmount, msg: toBinary(swapOperations) } }, funds: [] }; } else { // Native token swap return { contractAddress: routerContract, msg: swapOperations, funds: handleSentFunds(parseTokenInfo(fromTokenOnOrai, route.swapAmount).fund) }; } }); }This refactored version includes input validation, uses a
BigDecimallibrary for more precise calculations, and includes comments to explain the logic. It also uses more descriptive variable names and a TypeScript interface to improve readability and type safety.
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1-1363: Overall code quality improvements neededAfter reviewing the entire
helper.tsfile, here are some general observations and suggestions for improvement:
Deprecation Management: The file contains many deprecated functions. Consider removing these deprecated functions if they are no longer in use, or create a separate file for legacy code if they're still needed for backwards compatibility.
Error Handling: Implement consistent error handling across all functions. Use custom error types to provide more context and make debugging easier.
Input Validation: Add thorough input validation at the beginning of each function to ensure that all required parameters are provided and of the correct type.
Code Complexity: Some functions, like
addOraiBridgeRouteandgetRouteV2, have grown quite complex. Consider breaking these down into smaller, more focused functions to improve readability and maintainability.Type Safety: Make better use of TypeScript's type system. Define interfaces for complex objects and use them consistently throughout the code.
Comments and Documentation: Add more inline comments explaining complex logic, and consider using JSDoc comments for better documentation.
Constants: Move hardcoded values (like chain IDs) into a constants file or configuration object.
Testing: Ensure that unit tests are updated or added for any new or modified functionality.
Performance: Review the use of string manipulations and consider more efficient alternatives where appropriate.
Naming Conventions: Ensure consistent naming conventions throughout the file. For example, some functions use camelCase while others use snake_case.
Implementing these suggestions will greatly improve the overall quality, maintainability, and reliability of the code.
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1-4: LGTM: Import statements are appropriate and concise.The import statements are well-organized and relevant to the file's functionality. They include necessary modules for environment configuration, wallet implementation, swap handling, and utility functions.
6-81: LGTM: Well-structured router object with comprehensive swap information.The router object is well-defined and provides detailed information about the swap operation, including amounts, routes, and specific actions. The structure is clear and easy to follow, which will facilitate the swap process.
1-129: Overall Assessment: Solid implementation with room for improvements.The file successfully implements a universal swap operation focusing on the Osmosis and Celestia ecosystems. The structure is well-organized, with clear separation of concerns between the router configuration and the swap execution logic.
Key strengths:
- Comprehensive router object with detailed swap information.
- Use of appropriate libraries and utility functions.
- Implementation of error handling (though it can be improved).
Areas for improvement:
- Function naming to accurately reflect its purpose.
- Security enhancements for handling sensitive information.
- Avoiding hardcoded values for better flexibility.
- More robust error handling and logging.
- Consideration of module reusability.
Addressing these points will significantly enhance the code's quality, security, and maintainability. Despite these areas for improvement, the core functionality appears to be implemented correctly.
101-101: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAvoid hardcoding EVM addresses.
The EVM address
"0x8c7E0A841269a01c0Ab389Ce8Fb3Cf150A94E797"is hardcoded in thesenderobject. This practice can lead to issues if the address changes or when the code is run in different environments.Consider retrieving the EVM address dynamically or storing it in a configuration file. For example:
- sender: { cosmos: sender, evm: "0x8c7E0A841269a01c0Ab389Ce8Fb3Cf150A94E797" }, + sender: { cosmos: sender, evm: config.defaultEvmAddress },Ensure that you add
defaultEvmAddressto your configuration file or retrieve it from a secure source.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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314-329: LGTM! Consider adding a type for the address objectThe
getAddressfunction is well-implemented with proper error handling. It correctly handles address conversion between different formats based on the coin type.As a minor improvement, consider defining a type for the address object parameter to enhance code readability and maintainability:
type AddressObject = { address60: string; address118: string; }; static getAddress = (prefix: string, addressObject: AddressObject, coinType: number = 118) => { // ... rest of the function };This change would make the function signature more explicit about the expected input structure.
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347-433: LGTM! Consider adding null check for swapOptionThe updates to
addOraiBridgeRoutefunction enhance its capabilities to handle more complex routing scenarios, including support for alpha IBC wasm. The new structure with theaddressesobject improves the function's flexibility.However, there's a potential issue when accessing
swapOption.isIbcWasm:if (isSmartRouter && swapOption.isIbcWasm && !swapOption?.isAlphaIbcWasm) { // ... }Consider adding a null check for
swapOptionto prevent potential runtime errors:if (isSmartRouter && swapOption?.isIbcWasm && !swapOption?.isAlphaIbcWasm) { // ... }This change will ensure that the function doesn't throw an error if
swapOptionis undefined.packages/universal-swap/src/handler.ts (2)
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335-339: EnsureinjAddressandoraiAddressare Defined Before UseIn multiple instances,
injAddressandoraiAddressare used in calls toUniversalSwapHelper.getAddresswithout prior checks for their existence. If either of these variables isundefined, it could lead to runtime errors when thegetAddressfunction attempts to process them.Consider adding checks to ensure that
injAddressandoraiAddressare defined before using them in these calls. Alternatively, modify thegetAddressmethod to handleundefinedvalues gracefully.Apply this diff to add checks before the calls:
+ if (!oraiAddress) { + throw generateError('oraiAddress is undefined'); + } + if (!injAddress) { + // Handle cases where injAddress might be undefined or assign a default value if appropriate + } UniversalSwapHelper.getAddress( prefixReceiver, { address60: injAddress, address118: oraiAddress }, chainInfoReceiver.bip44.coinType );Also applies to: 419-423, 425-429, 438-442, 476-480, 500-504
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335-339: Refactor RepeatedgetAddressCalls into a Helper FunctionThe code has multiple instances where
UniversalSwapHelper.getAddressis called with similar parameters:UniversalSwapHelper.getAddress( prefixReceiver, { address60: injAddress, address118: oraiAddress }, chainInfoReceiver.bip44.coinType );Consider creating a helper function to encapsulate this repeated logic. This refactoring will improve code maintainability and reduce duplication.
Apply this diff to create a helper function:
+ private getUnifiedAddress(prefix, chainInfo) { + return UniversalSwapHelper.getAddress( + prefix, + { address60: this.injAddress, address118: this.oraiAddress }, + chainInfo.bip44.coinType + ); + }And replace the repeated calls with:
- UniversalSwapHelper.getAddress( - prefixReceiver, - { address60: injAddress, address118: oraiAddress }, - chainInfoReceiver.bip44.coinType - ); + this.getUnifiedAddress(prefixReceiver, chainInfoReceiver);Also applies to: 419-423, 425-429, 438-442, 476-480, 500-504
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646-657: LGTM! Good addition of default valuesThe updates to
generateSmartRouteForSwapfunction improve its usability by providing default values for therouterConfigparameter. The addition ofmaxSplitsanddontAllowSwapAfterin the default configuration aligns well with the changes made to thequerySmartRoutefunction.These default values provide a good starting point for users while still allowing for customization when needed. The implementation correctly passes these values to the
querySmartRoutefunction.
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1255-1391: LGTM! Useful additions for smart routingThe new functions
generateMsgsSmartRouterV2withV3andflattenSmartRoutersare valuable additions to theUniversalSwapHelperclass. They provide essential functionality for processing smart router data and generating appropriate swap messages.Key points:
generateMsgsSmartRouterV2withV3correctly handles both V2 and V3 pool swaps, generating the appropriate swap operations based on the pool type.flattenSmartRouterseffectively simplifies the complex route structure, making it easier to process in other parts of the system.These functions will greatly enhance the capabilities of the smart routing system, allowing for more efficient and flexible swap operations across different pool types.
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1-1391: Overall, good improvements with minor issues to addressThe changes to
packages/universal-swap/src/helper.tssignificantly enhance the functionality and flexibility of the universal swap system. The additions and modifications support more complex swap scenarios, improve smart routing capabilities, and add support for alpha IBC wasm.Key improvements:
- New address generation and conversion functions.
- Enhanced support for complex routing scenarios in
addOraiBridgeRoute.- Improved smart routing with the addition of
maxSplitsand support for V3 pools.- New functions for flattening and processing smart router data.
Minor issues to address:
- Typo in the Injective chain ID constant name.
- Typo in the
dontAllowSwapAfterproperty name.- Potential null reference when accessing
swapOptionproperties.These issues are easily fixable and don't detract from the overall quality of the improvements. Once addressed, the updated helper file will provide a robust foundation for handling complex swap operations across various chains and pool types.
628-632:⚠️ Potential issueLGTM! Fix typo in swapConfig property
The updates to
querySmartRoutefunction enhance its capabilities by adding support formaxSplitsin the router configuration. This allows for more granular control over the routing process.However, there's a typo in the
swapConfigproperty:swapConfig: { - dontAlowSwapAfter: routerConfig.dontAllowSwapAfter + dontAllowSwapAfter: routerConfig.dontAllowSwapAfter }Please correct this typo to ensure consistency with the
routerConfigproperty name and prevent potential issues.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
packages/universal-swap/src/handler.ts (2)
1058-1067: Avoid AccessingalphaSmartRoutesWithout Null ChecksThe
alphaSmartRoutesproperty is destructured fromthis.swapDatawithout verifying its existence. AccessingalphaSmartRoutesor its properties when it isundefinedwill cause runtime errors.
1210-1217: Add Null Check foralphaSmartRoutesBefore Accessing PropertiesIn the
processUniversalSwapmethod,alphaSmartRoutesis accessed without verifying that it is defined. This can lead to runtime errors ifalphaSmartRoutesisundefined.
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476-480: ValidateinjAddressbefore useWhen creating
addressReceiver,injAddresscould beundefined. This may cause unexpected behavior inUniversalSwapHelper.getAddress.Suggestion:
const addressReceiver = UniversalSwapHelper.getAddress( prefixReceiver, - { address60: injAddress, address118: oraiAddress }, + { address60: injAddress || '', address118: oraiAddress }, chainInfoReceiver.bip44.coinType );
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500-505: Handle potentialundefinedinjAddressinsenderaddressWhen generating the
senderaddress,injAddressmay beundefined. Ensure that this is properly handled to avoid errors.Possible modification:
sender: UniversalSwapHelper.getAddress( prefixRecover, - { address60: injAddress, address118: oraiAddress }, + { address60: injAddress || '', address118: oraiAddress }, chainInfoRecover.bip44.coinType ),
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63-64: New imports are appropriateThe addition of
COSMOS_CHAIN_IDSandgenerateMsgSwapimports enhances the code and appears necessary for the new functionality.
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