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WalkthroughThis update brings significant refinements across various aspects, focusing on schema generation, event handling, error management, and documentation within a smart contract framework. Key improvements include method renaming for clarity, simplification of initialization processes, introduction of new functions for schema retrieval, and adjustments in module and event declarations to streamline error handling and event generation. Changes
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- core/src/args.rs (5 hunks)
- core/src/entry_point_callback.rs (1 hunks)
- examples/bin/build_schema.rs (1 hunks)
- examples/src/contracts/owned_token.rs (1 hunks)
- examples/src/contracts/tlw.rs (3 hunks)
- examples/src/features/collecting_events.rs (1 hunks)
- examples/src/features/events.rs (1 hunks)
- examples/src/features/handling_errors.rs (1 hunks)
- examples/src/features/module_nesting.rs (4 hunks)
- modules/bin/build_schema.rs (1 hunks)
- modules/src/access/access_control.rs (2 hunks)
- modules/src/access/events.rs (5 hunks)
- modules/src/access/ownable.rs (3 hunks)
- modules/src/erc1155/erc1155_base.rs (1 hunks)
- modules/src/erc1155/mod.rs (3 hunks)
- modules/src/erc1155_receiver.rs (2 hunks)
- modules/src/erc1155_token.rs (1 hunks)
- modules/src/erc20.rs (3 hunks)
- modules/src/erc721/erc721_base.rs (2 hunks)
- modules/src/erc721/extensions/erc721_metadata.rs (2 hunks)
- modules/src/erc721/mod.rs (3 hunks)
- modules/src/erc721_token.rs (1 hunks)
- modules/src/security/events.rs (1 hunks)
- modules/src/security/pauseable.rs (1 hunks)
- modules/src/wrapped_native.rs (2 hunks)
- odra-build/src/lib.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/contract_ref_item.rs (3 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/event/mod.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/host_ref_item.rs (4 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/mod.rs (2 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/module_impl_item.rs (2 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/module_struct_item.rs (2 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/schema/contract_schema.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/schema/custom_item.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/schema/custom_types.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/schema/entry_points.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/schema/errors.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/schema/events.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ast/schema/mod.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ir/config.rs (3 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ir/delegate.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/ir/mod.rs (3 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/lib.rs (3 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/test_utils.rs (3 hunks)
- odra-macros/src/utils/syn.rs (3 hunks)
- odra-schema/build.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-schema/src/custom_type.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-schema/src/lib.rs (1 hunks)
- odra-schema/src/ty.rs (1 hunks)
- odra/src/lib.rs (1 hunks)
- templates/blank/bin/build_schema.rs (1 hunks)
- templates/full/bin/build_schema.rs (1 hunks)
- templates/workspace/flapper/bin/build_schema.rs (1 hunks)
- templates/workspace/flipper/bin/build_schema.rs (1 hunks)
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- odra-macros/src/ast/schema/mod.rs
Additional comments: 120
modules/src/security/events.rs (2)
- 7-7: The use of the
#[odra::event]attribute for thePausedstruct is a positive change, aligning with the updated event handling mechanism in the Odra framework. This approach enhances clarity and consistency in event declarations.- 14-14: Similarly, applying the
#[odra::event]attribute to theUnpausedstruct is consistent with the framework's updated event handling strategy. It ensures uniformity across event declarations and improves the developer experience.odra-schema/build.rs (1)
- 1-15: The addition of a build script to capture and set the Rust version as an environment variable (
RUSTC_VERSION) is a thoughtful enhancement. It can be useful for conditional compilation or logging purposes. Ensure that this environment variable is utilized appropriately in the crate to justify its inclusion.odra-macros/src/ast/module_struct_item.rs (2)
- 5-5: The addition of
SchemaItem,SchemaEventsItem, andSchemaErrorsItemimports from theschemamodule is a necessary step to support the new schema-related functionalities introduced in theModuleStructItemstruct. This aligns with the PR's objective to enhance schema generation capabilities.- 16-19: Integrating
SchemaItem,SchemaEventsItem, andSchemaErrorsIteminto theModuleStructItemstruct significantly enhances its schema handling capabilities. This change facilitates more comprehensive schema generation and customization, aligning with the PR's objectives. Ensure that these new items are properly utilized in the schema generation process.Verification successful
To further verify the utilization of
SchemaItemandSchemaEventsItemin the schema generation process, additional information is needed. Specifically, we need to find evidence of their methods or properties being accessed or called within the schema generation context.
The provided context confirms the integration and utilization of
SchemaItem,SchemaEventsItem, andSchemaErrorsItemin the schema generation process. The implementations ofToTokensandTryFromtraits for bothSchemaItemandSchemaEventsItemindicate their active role in transforming module structure into schema definitions, aligning with the review comment's assertion that these changes enhance schema handling capabilities. This verification supports the approval of the changes mentioned in the review comment.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the utilization of SchemaItem, SchemaEventsItem, and SchemaErrorsItem in schema generation. rg 'schema_item|schema_events_item|schema_errors' odra-macros/srcLength of output: 2021
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#!/bin/bash # Search for evidence of SchemaItem and SchemaEventsItem being actively used in schema generation. rg 'SchemaItem|SchemaEventsItem' odra-macros/src -A 3Length of output: 4009
odra-macros/src/ast/mod.rs (2)
- 21-22: The addition of
schemaandeventmodules is a strategic enhancement to theodra-macroscrate, expanding its capabilities in handling schema and event-related functionalities. This modular approach improves maintainability and extensibility.- 33-34: Exposing
SchemaCustomTypeItem,SchemaErrorItem, andOdraEventItemas public entities from theschemaandeventmodules is crucial for enabling external crates to leverage these functionalities. This change supports the PR's goal of enhancing schema generation and event handling capabilities.odra-build/src/lib.rs (1)
- 20-26: > 📝 NOTE
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The removal of the
test_flags_with_envtest function fromodra-build/src/lib.rscould potentially reduce test coverage, especially for environment flag handling logic. Consider adding alternative tests to cover this functionality or justify the removal if the test is no longer relevant due to changes in the build process.odra-macros/src/ast/module_impl_item.rs (2)
- 5-5: The addition of
SchemaCustomTypesItemandSchemaEntrypointsItemimports from theschemamodule supports the new schema-related functionalities introduced in theModuleImplItemstruct. This aligns with the PR's objective to enhance schema generation capabilities.- 24-25: Incorporating
SchemaEntrypointsItemandSchemaCustomTypesIteminto theModuleImplItemstruct enhances its schema handling capabilities, facilitating more detailed and customizable schema generation for module implementations. Ensure these new items are effectively utilized in the schema generation process.Verification successful
The investigation confirms that
SchemaEntrypointsItemandSchemaCustomTypesItemare utilized in the schema generation process. Their definitions, along with implementations ofToTokensandTryFrom<&ModuleImplIR>, indicate they play a significant role in transforming module implementation details into schema components. This aligns with the initial review comment, supporting the conclusion that these items facilitate detailed and customizable schema generation for module implementations.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the utilization of SchemaEntrypointsItem and SchemaCustomTypesItem in schema generation. rg 'schema_entrypoints|schema_custom_types' odra-macros/srcLength of output: 803
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#!/bin/bash # Investigate the usage of SchemaEntrypointsItem and SchemaCustomTypesItem in schema generation. # Search for functions or logic that utilize these items in the context of schema generation. rg 'SchemaEntrypointsItem|SchemaCustomTypesItem' odra-macros/src -A 3 -B 3Length of output: 6660
examples/src/features/events.rs (2)
- 6-6: The modification of the
PartyContractstruct to include event specifications using the#[odra::module(events = [PartyStarted])]attribute is a significant improvement. It directly associates events with the contract module, enhancing clarity and making event handling more intuitive.- 10-10: Updating the
PartyStartedstruct with the#[odra::event]attribute aligns with the framework's updated event handling strategy. This change ensures consistency across event declarations and improves the developer experience in defining and handling events.odra/src/lib.rs (1)
- 52-53: The conditional re-export of
odra_schemaasschemafor non-WASM targets is a thoughtful addition, enhancing the framework's versatility and usability across different development environments. This change supports the PR's goal of improving the developer experience by making schema-related functionalities more accessible in non-WASM contexts.modules/src/access/events.rs (5)
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The update to use
#[odra::event]for theOwnershipTransferredevent struct is correctly implemented and aligns with the PR's objectives to standardize event handling.
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The
OwnershipTransferStartedevent struct correctly uses the#[odra::event]attribute, ensuring consistency in event declaration.
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The
RoleAdminChangedevent struct's use of#[odra::event]is correct, facilitating a unified approach to event management.
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The
RoleGrantedevent struct is properly annotated with#[odra::event], which is in line with the PR's goal of improving event handling.
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The
RoleRevokedevent struct's implementation of#[odra::event]is correct, enhancing the consistency of event declarations.modules/src/erc721/extensions/erc721_metadata.rs (2)
- 4-4: Including the
selferror variant in the import statement improves clarity in error handling within the module.- 21-21: Adjusting the module attribute to specify errors with
#[odra::module(errors = [Error])]is a best practice that enhances error management in the module.modules/src/security/pauseable.rs (2)
- 8-8: Explicitly including all error variants in the import statement enhances clarity in error handling.
- 14-14: Updating the
odra::moduleattribute to specify both events and errors used by the module is a good practice that improves the module's maintainability and clarity.odra-macros/src/ir/delegate.rs (1)
- 35-45: Adding a condition to check for empty attributes before adding a delegation comment is a thoughtful improvement that enhances code readability and maintainability by avoiding unnecessary duplication.
templates/blank/bin/build_schema.rs (3)
- 8-8: The addition of the
casper_contract_schema()function aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance schema generation capabilities, facilitating the retrieval of contract schemas.- 20-36: Modifications to the
main()function, including the structured approach to writing schema files for both contract and module schemas, align with the PR's goal of improving the schema generation process.- 45-67: The
to_snake_case()helper function is a useful addition for string conversion, enhancing the flexibility and usability of the schema generation process.templates/full/bin/build_schema.rs (3)
- 8-8: The addition of the
casper_contract_schema()function aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance schema generation capabilities, facilitating the retrieval of contract schemas.- 20-36: Modifications to the
main()function, including the structured approach to writing schema files for both contract and module schemas, align with the PR's goal of improving the schema generation process.- 45-67: The
to_snake_case()helper function is a useful addition for string conversion, enhancing the flexibility and usability of the schema generation process.templates/workspace/flapper/bin/build_schema.rs (3)
- 8-8: The addition of the
casper_contract_schema()function aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance schema generation capabilities, facilitating the retrieval of contract schemas.- 20-36: Modifications to the
main()function, including the structured approach to writing schema files for both contract and module schemas, align with the PR's goal of improving the schema generation process.- 45-67: The
to_snake_case()helper function is a useful addition for string conversion, enhancing the flexibility and usability of the schema generation process.templates/workspace/flipper/bin/build_schema.rs (3)
- 8-8: The addition of the
casper_contract_schema()function aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance schema generation capabilities, facilitating the retrieval of contract schemas.- 20-36: Modifications to the
main()function, including the structured approach to writing schema files for both contract and module schemas, align with the PR's goal of improving the schema generation process.- 45-67: The
to_snake_case()helper function is a useful addition for string conversion, enhancing the flexibility and usability of the schema generation process.examples/bin/build_schema.rs (3)
- 8-8: The addition of the
casper_contract_schema()function declaration is correctly scoped for non-WASM targets, aligning with its intended use case.- 20-35: The updates to the main function, including the use of
casper_contract_schema()andto_snake_case(), as well as the improved file writing logic, enhance clarity and maintainability. However, consider adding a comment explaining the necessity and safety of usingunsafefor callingcasper_contract_schema()andmodule_schema().- 45-67: The
to_snake_case()function is well-implemented and ensures consistent naming conventions in generated schema files.modules/bin/build_schema.rs (3)
- 8-8: The addition of the
casper_contract_schema()function declaration is correctly scoped for non-WASM targets, aligning with its intended use case.- 20-35: The updates to the main function, including the use of
casper_contract_schema()andto_snake_case(), as well as the improved file writing logic, enhance clarity and maintainability. However, consider adding a comment explaining the necessity and safety of usingunsafefor callingcasper_contract_schema()andmodule_schema().- 45-67: The
to_snake_case()function is well-implemented and ensures consistent naming conventions in generated schema files.examples/src/features/collecting_events.rs (2)
- 6-12: The transition to using the
odra::eventattribute for event declarations simplifies event handling and enhances code readability and maintainability.- 17-21: The addition of module name and version metadata using the
odra::moduleattribute is a significant improvement for module identification and versioning.odra-macros/src/ast/event/mod.rs (2)
- 9-48: The
ToTokensimplementation forOdraEventItemcorrectly transforms event structs for schema generation, using appropriate traits and practices for including custom types from event fields.- 62-72: The
custom_structfunction accurately generates representations of custom structs for schema purposes, ensuring correct handling of field names and types.examples/src/features/handling_errors.rs (1)
- 6-6: The inclusion of the
errors = [Error]parameter in theodra::moduleattribute significantly improves error handling within the module by making it more explicit and manageable.core/src/entry_point_callback.rs (1)
- 90-90: The modification to the
newmethod of theArgumentstruct simplifies initialization and improves clarity, aligning with best practices for struct initialization in Rust.modules/src/erc1155_receiver.rs (1)
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The use of
#[odra::event]for event structs simplifies declarations and enhances the consistency of event handling within the framework, aligning with its goals of providing a more intuitive approach to event management.odra-macros/src/ast/schema/custom_types.rs (1)
- 13-51: The
ToTokensimplementation forSchemaCustomTypesItemcorrectly transforms custom types for schema generation, using a comprehensive approach to include all relevant types from the module's functions.odra-schema/src/ty.rs (1)
- 8-170: The implementations of the
NamedCLTypedtrait for various types are correctly mapping Rust types to their corresponding CL types. This is crucial for schema generation and ensuring that the contract's interface is accurately represented in the blockchain's type system. The code is clean, follows Rust conventions, and doesn't introduce any apparent performance or security issues.modules/src/erc721/mod.rs (1)
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The update to use the
#[odra::event]attribute for event declarations (Transfer,Approval, andApprovalForAll) aligns with the new event handling mechanism. This change ensures that events are correctly registered and handled within the Odra framework, improving the developer experience and consistency across different modules.modules/src/erc1155/mod.rs (1)
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The transition to using the
#[odra::event]attribute for theTransferSingle,TransferBatch, andApprovalForAllevent structs in the ERC1155 module is a positive change. It standardizes event declaration and handling within the Odra framework, ensuring that events are processed efficiently and consistently. This update enhances the framework's capabilities for managing multi-token contracts.odra-macros/src/ast/schema/contract_schema.rs (1)
- 4-71: The
SchemaItemstruct and its implementation of theToTokenstrait for generating contract schema items are well-designed. The code is clear and follows Rust conventions. The use of thequote!macro to generate the schema-related code dynamically is appropriate and leverages Rust's powerful macro system for code generation. This approach facilitates the automatic generation of contract schemas, enhancing the developer experience by reducing manual coding requirements.examples/src/contracts/owned_token.rs (1)
- 8-8: The update to the
OwnedTokencontract, including its renaming toMyTokenContactand the addition of version information (version = "1.0.0"), is correctly implemented using the#[odra::module]attribute. This change not only improves the contract's identification within the framework but also introduces versioning, which is essential for managing contract updates and compatibility.odra-macros/src/ir/config.rs (1)
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The introduction of new keywords (
name,version,events,errors) and corresponding structures (ModuleName,ModuleVersion,ModuleErrors,ModuleError) for module configuration parsing is a significant enhancement. This update allows for more detailed and structured configuration of modules, including naming, versioning, and specifying custom events and errors. The parsing logic is well-implemented, ensuring that module configurations are correctly interpreted and applied.odra-schema/src/custom_type.rs (1)
- 12-181: The implementation of traits for custom types, errors, and events using macros is efficient and reduces boilerplate code. The specific implementations for
Maybe,SubModule,Var,Mapping,List, andSequenceare correctly defined, ensuring that these types are properly handled during schema generation. This approach enhances the flexibility and extensibility of the schema generation process, allowing for a wide range of types to be accurately represented in contract schemas.odra-macros/src/lib.rs (3)
- 53-58: The updates to the
derive_odra_typefunction, which now generatesschemaandodra_typeseparately before combining them, enhance the clarity and maintainability of the code. This approach allows for more granular control over the generated code and facilitates debugging and future enhancements.- 68-73: Similar to the
derive_odra_typefunction, thederive_odra_errorfunction's update to generateschemaandodra_errorseparately before combining them improves code maintainability and clarity. This structured approach is beneficial for managing complex code generation scenarios.- 134-137: The introduction of the
eventmacro is a significant addition, simplifying the implementation of event-related boilerplate code. This macro enhances the developer experience by reducing the amount of manual coding required for event declarations and schema generation, aligning with the Odra framework's goals of efficiency and developer-friendliness.odra-macros/src/test_utils.rs (4)
- 85-87: Adding documentation comments for the
get_ownerandset_ownerfunctions within thedelegate!block improves code readability and understanding. Good practice to include such comments for public-facing API functions.- 92-92: The addition of a documentation comment for the
namefunction is a positive change, enhancing the clarity and usability of the code. It's beneficial for developers to understand the purpose and usage of this function quickly.- 114-118: The modification of the
attrvariable to include additional fields likename,version, anderrorsis a significant enhancement. It enriches the metadata associated with the module, potentially improving the schema generation process and error handling capabilities.- 144-146: Including descriptions for enum variants in the
custom_enumfunction is a valuable addition. It not only improves the readability of the code but also aids in generating more informative and user-friendly documentation and error messages.examples/src/features/module_nesting.rs (4)
- 14-14: Specifying events with the
OperationEndedevent in theNestedOdraTypesContractstruct is a clear and concise way to declare the events that this contract can emit. This change aligns with best practices for event management in smart contracts.- 71-71: Adding
PartialEqandEqtraits to theStatusenum enables equality comparisons, which can be particularly useful in contract logic, such as conditionals or assertions. This is a good practice for types that may need to be compared.- 79-79: Similarly, implementing
PartialEqandEqfor theOperationResultstruct enhances its usability within the contract by allowing instances of this type to be compared directly. This is a beneficial change for handling operation results more effectively.- 91-91: Updating the event declaration for
OperationEndedto use theodra::eventattribute standardizes event management across the module. This change ensures consistency and leverages the framework's capabilities for event handling.modules/src/access/access_control.rs (1)
- 30-30: Including the
Errorenum in the list of errors for theAccessControlstruct is a crucial update. It expands the error handling capabilities of the module, allowing for more descriptive and specific error messages that can aid in debugging and user feedback.modules/src/erc721/erc721_base.rs (1)
- 16-16: Adding the
Errorenum to the list of errors in theErc721Basestruct'sodra::moduleattribute is a significant improvement. It ensures that the module can leverage the full range of defined errors, enhancing the robustness and clarity of error handling within the ERC721 implementation.core/src/args.rs (5)
- 85-85: Renaming the method
cl_type()toty()in theEntrypointArgumenttrait and its implementations simplifies the naming convention and aligns with Rust's preference for concise naming. This change is likely to improve the developer experience by making the trait's purpose more intuitive.- 97-97: The update to use the new
ty()method in the implementation forMaybe<T>whereT: CLTyped + ToBytesis consistent with the renaming in the trait. This ensures that the codebase remains consistent and that the trait's implementations correctly reflect the updated method name.- 120-120: Similarly, updating the
ty()method in the implementation for types that implementCLTyped + ToBytesis a necessary change following the renaming in the trait. This consistency is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the trait's contract across its implementations.- 140-140: Ensuring that the
parameterfunction uses the updatedty()method for generating Casper entrypoint arguments is an important detail. This change ensures that the utility function remains functional and consistent with the trait's new method signature.- 149-149: The use of the
ty()method in theodra_argumentfunction for generating Odra's entrypoint argument representation is correctly updated. This adaptation is essential for the function to continue working as expected with the updated trait.modules/src/erc1155/erc1155_base.rs (1)
- 13-13: Adding the
Errorevent to the list of events in the#[odra::module]attribute for theErc1155Basestruct is a crucial enhancement. It allows the module to communicate error conditions more effectively, improving the contract's usability and debuggability.odra-macros/src/ast/schema/errors.rs (1)
- 1-153: The addition of structures and implementations for handling schema errors in
odra-macros/src/ast/schema/errors.rsis a significant improvement. It enhances the framework's ability to generate and manage schema errors, contributing to a more robust and developer-friendly environment for smart contract development. The use of traits and implementations to dynamically generate schema errors based on the contract's defined errors is a sophisticated approach that leverages Rust's type system and macro capabilities effectively.odra-macros/src/ast/schema/events.rs (4)
- 5-8: The
SchemaEventsItemstruct is well-defined, encapsulating the necessary data for schema event generation. However, consider adding documentation comments to explain the purpose of each field, especially for public structs or those used in complex processes. This will improve maintainability and understandability of the code.- 11-66: The implementation of
ToTokensforSchemaEventsItemis comprehensive, effectively generating the necessary tokens for schema events. A few points to consider:
- Ensure that the usage of
#[automatically_derived]and#[cfg(not(target_arch = "wasm32"))]attributes aligns with the project's standards and goals. These attributes are crucial for conditional compilation and indicating derived implementations.- The chaining of events and types to collect into a
BTreeSetbefore collecting into aVecis an interesting approach to ensure uniqueness. Verify that this behavior is intended and document the rationale behind it to avoid confusion.- The use of
quote::quote!for code generation is appropriate, but ensure that all generated code adheres to the project's coding standards, especially in terms of error handling and type safety.Overall, the implementation appears solid, but adding comments to explain complex or non-obvious parts of the code would enhance readability and maintainability.
- 68-78: The
TryFrom<&ModuleStructIR> for SchemaEventsItemimplementation is straightforward and correctly handles the conversion. It's good practice to ensure that error handling is robust and that any potential failure points are adequately addressed. In this case, the?operator is used effectively to propagate errors. Adding a brief comment explaining the conversion process and any assumptions made could further improve code clarity.- 80-133: The test module provides a basic test case for the
custom_types_worksfunction. Consider the following improvements:
- Expanding the test coverage to include more scenarios, especially edge cases or failure modes, would enhance the robustness of the code.
- Adding comments to explain the purpose of each test and the expected outcomes can make the tests more understandable and maintainable.
Testing is a critical aspect of ensuring code quality, and thorough test coverage can significantly reduce the risk of bugs and regressions.
odra-schema/src/lib.rs (11)
- 49-55: The function
argumentcorrectly handles the distinction between required and optional arguments by leveraging theis_requiredmethod from theEntrypointArgumenttrait. This is a good practice as it ensures that the schema accurately reflects the argument's optionality.- 57-72: The
entry_pointfunction effectively captures the necessary information to define an entry point in the contract schema. It properly uses generics to allow for flexible type definitions and includes all relevant fields such asname,description,is_mutable, andarguments. This function is well-structured and follows best practices for schema definition.- 74-80: The
struct_memberfunction is concise and correctly constructs aStructMemberinstance. It properly handles the conversion of the type to aNamedCLType, which is essential for the schema generation process. This function is a good example of a utility function that simplifies the creation of schema elements.- 82-89: The
enum_typed_variantfunction is well-implemented, providing a straightforward way to define an enum variant with an associated type. It correctly uses theNamedCLTypedtrait to obtain the type information, which is crucial for accurate schema generation.- 91-98: The
enum_variantfunction simplifies the creation of unit enum variants for the schema. By defaulting the type toNamedCLType::Unit, it ensures that the schema accurately represents unit variants. This function is a useful utility for schema generation.- 100-106: The
custom_structfunction provides a clean and efficient way to define custom struct types for the schema. It correctly aggregatesStructMemberinstances into aCustomType::Struct, which is essential for representing complex data structures in the schema.- 108-114: The
custom_enumfunction effectively handles the creation of custom enum types for the schema. By aggregatingEnumVariantinstances into aCustomType::Enum, it allows for the representation of complex enumerations in the schema. This function is well-designed and follows best practices for schema definition.- 116-121: The
eventfunction is straightforward and correctly constructs anEventinstance. It captures the essential information needed to define an event in the contract schema. This function is a good example of a utility function that simplifies the creation of schema elements.- 123-129: The
errorfunction is well-implemented, providing a simple way to define custom errors for the schema. It correctly captures the error name, description, and discriminant, which are crucial for accurately representing errors in the schema.- 131-183: The
schemafunction is a comprehensive and well-structured function that aggregates all necessary components to define a complete contract schema. It correctly handles entry points, events, custom types, and errors, providing a holistic view of the contract's interface. This function demonstrates a good understanding of schema generation requirements and follows best practices.- 186-221: The
call_methodfunction is well-designed, providing a clear and concise way to define the call method for the contract. It includes essential arguments such asPACKAGE_HASH_KEY_NAME_ARG,ALLOW_KEY_OVERRIDE_ARG, andIS_UPGRADABLE_ARG, which are crucial for contract deployment and upgradeability. This function is a good example of a utility function that simplifies the creation of schema elements.odra-macros/src/utils/syn.rs (4)
- 141-147: The
docs_attrsfunction correctly filters and collects documentation attributes from a given set of attributes. This is essential for extracting documentation comments that can be used in schema generation or other code generation tasks. The implementation is concise and follows best practices for working with attributes in Rust macros.- 196-211: The
extract_named_fieldfunction provides a straightforward way to extract named fields from a struct definition. This is crucial for schema generation and other code generation tasks that require detailed information about struct fields. The function correctly handles the case where a field is unnamed, returning an appropriate error.- 213-229: The
extract_unit_variantsfunction is well-implemented, providing a clean way to extract unit variants from an enum definition. This is important for schema generation and other code generation tasks that require detailed information about enum variants. The function correctly checks for unit variants and returns an appropriate error if non-unit variants are found.- 231-249: The
transform_variantsfunction is a flexible utility that allows for the transformation of enum variants using a provided function. This is useful for schema generation and other code generation tasks that require custom processing of enum variants. The implementation is well-designed, correctly handling discriminants and ensuring that variants are transformed as expected.odra-macros/src/ast/schema/custom_item.rs (4)
- 11-56: The implementation of
ToTokensforSchemaCustomTypeItemis comprehensive and well-structured. It correctly handles both enum and struct types, generating the appropriate schema elements. The use of utility functions for transforming fields and variants into schema elements is a good practice, ensuring that the schema generation process is modular and maintainable.- 59-65: The
custom_enumfunction withinSchemaCustomTypeItem's implementation uses thetransform_variantsutility function effectively to generate schema elements for enum variants. This approach is efficient and ensures that the schema accurately represents the enum's structure.- 67-76: The
custom_structfunction withinSchemaCustomTypeItem's implementation correctly iterates over struct fields, transforming them into schema elements. This method is clear and concise, ensuring that the schema accurately represents the struct's structure.- 79-100: The
TryFromimplementation forSchemaCustomTypeItemis well-designed, providing a clear mechanism for converting fromTypeIRtoSchemaCustomTypeItem. It correctly handles the extraction of named fields and unit variants, which is essential for accurate schema generation. The error handling for unsupported data types (e.g., unions) is appropriate and ensures that only supported types are processed.odra-macros/src/ast/schema/entry_points.rs (3)
- 13-54: The implementation of
ToTokensforSchemaEntrypointsItemis well-structured and effectively generates schema elements for entry points. It correctly handles function documentation, return types, mutability, and arguments, ensuring that the schema accurately represents the contract's entry points. The use of utility functions for argument transformation is a good practice, enhancing the modularity and maintainability of the schema generation process.- 57-65: The
args_to_tokensfunction provides a clean and efficient way to transform function arguments into schema elements. It correctly handles the dereferencing of types and the conversion of argument names, ensuring that the schema accurately represents function arguments.- 67-76: The
TryFromimplementation forSchemaEntrypointsItemis clear and concise, providing a straightforward mechanism for converting fromModuleImplIRtoSchemaEntrypointsItem. It correctly extracts the module identifier and functions, which are essential for accurate schema generation of entry points.examples/src/contracts/tlw.rs (3)
- 6-6: The module declaration has been updated to remove the
Errortype. This change simplifies the contract by removing unused error handling capabilities. However, it's important to ensure that all references to theErrorenum within the contract have been appropriately handled or removed to avoid compilation errors.- 93-93: The use of
odra::eventfor theDepositstruct aligns with the updated event declaration approach in the Odra framework. This change ensures that events are correctly registered and emitted within the contract, enhancing the contract's event handling capabilities.- 102-102: Similar to the
Depositstruct, the use ofodra::eventfor theWithdrawalstruct is consistent with the updated event declaration approach in the Odra framework. This change simplifies event handling and ensures that events are accurately represented in the contract schema.modules/src/wrapped_native.rs (1)
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#[odra::event]for event struct annotations in theeventsmodule is a good practice as it ensures consistency and leverages the Odra framework's capabilities for event management. This change aligns with the PR's objective to enhance event handling within the Odra framework.modules/src/erc20.rs (2)
- 9-9: Adding the
Errorenum to the#[odra::module]attribute in theErc20struct is a significant improvement. It enhances error handling by making the custom errors defined in theerrorsmodule directly usable within theErc20module. This change aligns with the PR's objective to improve error handling within the Odra framework.- 162-172: > 📝 NOTE
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The update to use
#[odra::event]for event struct annotations in theeventsmodule is consistent with best practices for event declaration within the Odra framework. This change ensures that events are properly managed and emitted, contributing to the overall goal of enhancing event handling in the framework.modules/src/access/ownable.rs (2)
- 18-18: The addition of the
Errorenum to the#[odra::module]attribute for theOwnablestruct is a positive change. It enhances the module's error handling capabilities by making the custom errors defined in theerrorsmodule directly usable within theOwnablemodule. This update supports the PR's objective to improve error handling within the Odra framework.- 93-93: Similarly, adding the
Errorenum to the#[odra::module]attribute for theOwnable2Stepstruct improves error handling by integrating custom errors directly into the module. This change is consistent with the PR's goal of enhancing error management across the framework.odra-macros/src/ast/contract_ref_item.rs (3)
- 373-373: The documentation comment for the
get_ownerfunction is marked as "A". This seems to be a placeholder or an incomplete comment. It's important for documentation comments to provide clear and useful information about the function's purpose and behavior.Consider updating the comment to accurately describe what the
get_ownerfunction does, including any relevant details about its return value or side effects.
- 389-389: The documentation comment for the
set_ownerfunction is marked as "C". Similar to the previous comment, this appears to be a placeholder or an incomplete comment.Please provide a more descriptive comment that explains the function's purpose, its parameters, and any effects it has on the contract's state.
- 406-406: The documentation comment for the
namefunction is marked as "W". This follows the pattern of incomplete or placeholder documentation comments observed in the previous functions.It would be beneficial to replace this placeholder with a detailed comment that describes the function's functionality, especially what the
namefunction returns and any relevant context.odra-macros/src/ir/mod.rs (5)
- 67-73: The
contract_schema_mod_identmethod generates an identifier for the contract schema module. This method uses thecamel_to_snakeutility function to ensure the generated identifier follows the snake_case naming convention.This implementation is clear and follows Rust's naming conventions for identifiers. The use of
Ident::newwith the module's span is appropriate for maintaining source code location information.
- 103-109: The
errorsmethod retrieves a list of error types defined in the module's configuration. This method correctly handles the case where the configuration item is not a module, returning an empty vector in such cases.The implementation is straightforward and handles different configuration scenarios appropriately. It ensures that error types can be retrieved for further processing in the macro system.
- 111-117: The
contract_namemethod retrieves the contract's name from the module's configuration. Similar to theerrorsmethod, it handles non-module configurations by returning an empty string.This method is implemented correctly and provides a clean way to access the contract name for use in schema generation or other macro-related tasks.
- 119-125: The
contract_versionmethod retrieves the contract's version from the module's configuration. It follows the same pattern as thecontract_namemethod, ensuring consistency in handling different configuration types.The approach taken here is consistent with other configuration retrieval methods, providing a reliable way to access the contract version.
- 411-427: The
docsmethod extracts documentation strings from function attributes. It processes the attributes to find documentation comments and collects them into a vector of strings.This method is well-implemented, using a clear and efficient approach to extract documentation strings. It will be useful for generating detailed schema documentation or other documentation-related features in the Odra framework.
modules/src/erc721_token.rs (1)
- 20-20: The addition of the
errorsfield to the#[odra::module]attribute, incorporating theErrorenum for enhanced error handling, is a significant improvement. It aligns with the PR's objectives to refine error management within the Odra framework.modules/src/erc1155_token.rs (1)
- 16-16: The addition of the
errorsfield to the#[odra::module]attribute, specifying theErrortype for error handling, is a positive change that aligns with the PR objectives of enhancing error handling capabilities within the Odra framework. Ensure that theErrortype is properly defined and consistently used throughout the module for comprehensive error handling.
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examples/bin/build_schema.rs (3)
- 8-8: The introduction of
casper_contract_schema()aligns with the PR objectives to enhance schema generation. Ensure that the function is thoroughly tested, especially since it's marked asunsafe.- 13-34: Refactoring in the main function to use
casper_contract_schema()andmodule_schema()is clear and logical. However, consider handling potential errors fromstd::env::var("ODRA_MODULE")more gracefully than just panicking. Providing a more informative error message or a fallback mechanism could improve the developer experience.- 36-45: The
write_schema_filefunction is well-implemented with proper error handling. However, consider adding logging for successful operations or potential points of failure to aid in debugging and monitoring.
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The to_snake_case function is correctly implemented for converting strings to snake case. However, consider adding unit tests to cover various edge cases, such as strings with consecutive uppercase letters or numbers.
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* revert changes in old schema * Add odra-schema documentation * Update CHANGELOG.md * add tests
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core/src/contract_def.rs (5)
- 17-17: Renaming
identtonamein theEntrypointstruct improves clarity and consistency with common naming conventions.- 21-21: Changing
is_muttois_mutableenhances readability by being more descriptive.- 23-23: Renaming
rettoreturn_tyin theEntrypointstruct is a good practice for clarity, making the purpose of the field more explicit.- 35-35: The renaming of
identtonamein theArgumentstruct aligns with the changes in theEntrypointstruct, maintaining consistency across the codebase.- 51-51: Similarly, renaming
identtonamein theEventstruct is consistent with the changes in other structs, which is beneficial for overall code readability.odra-macros/src/utils/syn.rs (5)
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docs_attrsfunction correctly filters attributes to include only those with thedocidentifier, which is essential for extracting documentation comments. Ensure that this function is used wherever documentation comments need to be processed.- 149-165: The
string_docsfunction effectively converts documentation attributes into a vector of strings. This is a useful utility for schema generation and documentation extraction. Consider adding error handling for unexpected attribute formats to enhance robustness.- 214-229: The
extract_named_fieldfunction is designed to extract named fields from a struct. It's important to ensure that this function is used in contexts where only named fields are expected, as it will not handle unnamed fields (e.g., in tuple structs).- 231-247: The
extract_unit_variantsfunction correctly identifies and extracts unit variants from an enum. This utility is particularly useful for schema generation where only unit variants are considered. Ensure that enums processed by this function are expected to have only unit variants to avoid unexpected errors.- 249-268: The
transform_variantsfunction provides a flexible way to transform enum variants into a token stream, which can be particularly useful in macro expansions. The use of a closure to define the transformation logic provides good flexibility. Ensure that the discriminant handling and increment logic align with the intended use cases.odra-macros/src/ast/entrypoints_item.rs (2)
- 85-88: Renaming fields in the
Entrypointstruct creation within thestruct_entrypoints_exprfunction aligns with the changes in thecore/src/contract_def.rsfile. This consistency is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the schema generation process.- 126-170: The test cases have been updated to reflect the renamed fields (
identtoname,is_muttois_mutable, andrettoreturn_ty). This is a good practice to ensure that the changes are correctly applied and functional. It's important to verify that all relevant test cases across the project have been updated accordingly.CHANGELOG.md (2)
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The changelog for version 0.8.2 is well-documented, clearly listing new additions and changes. However, it would enhance readability and maintain consistency if each bullet point started with a capital letter. Additionally, ensure the release date is updated from "2024-03-xx" to the actual release date before finalizing the changelog.
## [0.8.2] - 2024-03-xx ### Added - `Maybe<T>` - A type that represents an entrypoint arg that may or may not be present. - `EntrypointArgument` - A trait for types that can be used as entrypoint arguments. - An example of using `Maybe<T>` in `odra-examples` crate. - `get_opt_named_arg_bytes(&str)` in `ContractEnv` - `odra::contract_def::Argument` has a new `is_required` field. - `odra-schema` crate for generating contract schema that aligns with Casper Contract Schema. - `odra::event` proc macro that combines Casper Event Standard and Casper Contract Schema boilerplate code. - `odra::module` accepts `error` attribute to generate custom error in the schema. ### Changed - Update modules and examples to reflect the changes.
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Overall, the changelog is well-structured and follows a consistent format across different versions. It's important to ensure that all future entries maintain this level of clarity and consistency. Additionally, consider adding a brief introduction or summary at the beginning of the changelog to provide context for the changes listed.
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