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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces comprehensive documentation for the CCTP Router, detailing its integration with Circle's Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) for minting and burning USDC. It includes a visual representation of the asset transfer flow, architecture interactions between Synapse and Circle contracts, and configuration instructions for the CCTP Relayer. Additionally, operational guidelines for running the relayer and monitoring transactions are included, along with an example YAML configuration. Changes
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21-23: Update theLinkcomponent'stoproperty to a valid URLThe
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31-33: Address the TODO: Implement the homepageThere's a TODO comment indicating the need to create a homepage. Implementing this will improve user experience by providing content instead of a redirect.
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19-21: Ensure consistent hue for--synapse-greenacross themesIn the root theme,
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5-8: Complete the 'Why Synapse?' section.The description under 'Why Synapse?' appears to be a placeholder. Please provide the top benefits that Synapse brings to developers and users.
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| * **[RFQ](#)** – Fast router that allows on-chain agents to bid on interchain delivery. | |
| * **[Synapse Router](/docs/Routers/SynapseRouter)** – Executable quotes for arbitrary blockchain transactions. | |
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| - `database` - The database settings for the API backend. A database is required to store quotes and other information. Using SQLite with a dsn set to a `/tmp/` directory is recommended for development. | |||
| - `type` - the database driver to use, can be `mysql` or `sqlite`. | |||
| - `dsn` - the dsn of your database. If using sqlite, this can be a path, if using mysql please see [here](https://dev.mysql.com/doc/connector-odbc/en/connector-odbc-configuration.html) for more information. | |||
| - `omnirpc_url` - The omnirpc url to use for querying chain data (no trailing slash). For more information on omnirpc, see [here](../../Services/Omnirpc.md). | |||
| - `omnirpc_url` - The omnirpc url to use for querying chain data (no trailing slash). For more information on omnirpc, see [here](docs/Services/Omnirpc.md). | |||
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docs/bridge/docs/index.md (1)
66-66: Add a comma after "observed" for clarity.The sentence "Synapse transactions can be observed confirmed via the following methods:" is missing a comma after "observed". Without the comma, the two verbs "observed" and "confirmed" run together, making the sentence awkward to read.
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docs/bridge/docs/Contracts/02-Synapse-Router.mdx (1)
5-26: LGTM! Consider adding a brief description above the table.The table listing the Synapse Router contract addresses for various chains looks good:
- The contract addresses are in the correct format.
- The links to the block explorers are valid and point to the correct contract address.
- The table is properly formatted using markdown syntax.
To provide more context, consider adding a brief description above the table explaining what the Synapse Router is and how the contract addresses are used.
docs/bridge/docs/Support/Transaction-Support.md (4)
5-7: Minor language improvementsConsider making the following changes to improve clarity and grammar:
-Once confirmed on the destination chain, the asset is added to your portfolio, and destination hash is available from the progress menu dropdown. The transaction appears as part of your history in the Activity tab once it is index by the Synapse Explorer. +Once confirmed on the destination chain, the asset is added to your portfolio, and the destination hash is available from the progress menu dropdown. The transaction appears as part of your history in the Activity tab once it is indexed by the Synapse Explorer.Tools
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13-15: Simplify wordy phraseConsider simplifying the phrase "In the event that" to make the sentence more concise:
-In the event that your transaction does not initiate, double check that you have sufficient funds to send, and to cover gas fees, and you can safely try again. +If your transaction does not initiate, double check that you have sufficient funds to send and to cover gas fees, and you can safely try again.Tools
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19-23: Grammar and formatting improvementsConsider making the following changes to improve grammar and formatting:
-In most cases, these issues safely resolve within 30-60 minutes. Activity levels can be found on native block explorers (e.g the [Etherscan gas tracker](https://etherscan.io/gastracker)). +In most cases, these issues are safely resolved within 30–60 minutes. Activity levels can be found on native block explorers (e.g. the [Etherscan gas tracker](https://etherscan.io/gastracker)).Tools
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40-43: Fix incorrect article usageChange "an" to "a" before the word "sudden" for correct grammar:
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docs/bridge/docs/Routers/CCTP/index.md (1)
77-92: Fix the formatting issues and LGTM!The configuration options for the CCTP Relayer are well-documented and provide clear explanations of their purpose and usage. However, there are some formatting issues that should be addressed:
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docs/bridge/docs/Routers/Synapse-Router/index.md (1)
1-4: LGTM!The frontmatter metadata is correctly formatted, and the
sidebar_positionandsidebar_labelare appropriately set for this document.docs/bridge/docs/Routers/index.md (3)
7-7: [Duplicate] Correct grammatical error in the introductionThe sentence "Synapse offers several of routers for different transaction types." contains an unnecessary word "of". It should read: "Synapse offers several routers for different transaction types."
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-Synapse offers several of routers for different transaction types. +Synapse offers several routers for different transaction types.
9-9: [Duplicate] Fix empty link for Synapse RouterThe link for Synapse Router is empty (
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-* **[Synapse Router](#)** – Executable quotes for arbitrary blockchain transactions. +* **[Synapse Router](synapse-router)** – Executable quotes for arbitrary blockchain transactions.Tools
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docs/bridge/docs/Contracts/index.md (3)
1-4: LGTM!The front matter is correctly formatted, and the sidebar position and title are appropriate for the content.
6-12: LGTM!The note provides important context about the completeness of the contract addresses list and helpfully links to the canonical list in the Synapse CNS Github repository.
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docs/bridge/docs/Contracts/05-RFQ.mdx (1)
1-14: LGTM!The RFQ contract information and the table with addresses for different chains look good. Including links to the contract addresses on the respective chain explorers is a nice touch.
docs/bridge/src/pages/index.tsx (1)
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12-12: ** Fix empty links in the Developers section.**The links to Custom Widget and Synapse SDK are empty. This will lead to broken links in the documentation. Please update these links to point to the correct pages or provide placeholders if the pages are not yet created.
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-Add the [Custom Widget](#) to your DeFi application, or build your own DeFi applications using the [Synapse SDK](#). +Add the [Custom Widget](custom-widget) to your DeFi application, or build your own DeFi applications using the [Synapse SDK](synapse-sdk).Tools
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-The [Synapse Router](#) will return an appropriate bridge function based on the chains and tokens involved. +The [Synapse Router](../Routers/synapse-router) will return an appropriate bridge function based on the chains and tokens involved.Tools
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- The addresses are correctly formatted Ethereum addresses.
- The links to the block explorers are correctly formatted and use the appropriate domain for each chain.
Great job on putting together this comprehensive table of MiniChef contract addresses!
docs/bridge/docs/Contracts/08-Bridge-Zaps.md (1)
1-20: LGTM!The markdown table listing the Bridge Zap contract addresses for various chains is well-structured and informative. The content appears accurate and comprehensive, covering a wide range of relevant chains. The contract addresses follow the expected format, and the associated explorer links are correctly pointing to the specific contract on each chain's explorer.
Great job on putting together this helpful reference table!
docs/bridge/docs/Support/Transaction-Support.md (2)
25-28: LGTM!The content in this section is clear and provides helpful information for users. No changes needed.
50-51: LGTM!The content in this section is clear and provides a helpful call-to-action for users. No changes needed.
docs/bridge/docs/Routers/CCTP/index.md (3)
8-8: LGTM!The overview accurately describes the high-level functionality of the Synapse CCTP Router, its usage of Circle's CCTP for USDC minting and burning, and its decentralized and observable nature.
17-17: Looks good!The explanation of CCTP's modularity and supported liquidity sources is clear and informative. The examples and links to the relevant Synapse contracts provide valuable context and references for readers.
95-120: Excellent example configuration!The example YAML configuration file for the CCTP Relayer is well-structured and includes realistic values for various options. The comments provide helpful explanations and context, making it easier for users to understand and customize the configuration according to their needs.
docs/bridge/docs/Contracts/03-Liquidity-Pools.md (4)
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14-24: LGTM!The nETH section follows the same structure as the ETH Pools section and looks good. The information appears to be accurate and the explorer links are working as expected.
25-59: Looks good!The Stableswap Pools and nUSD sections follow the established structure and contain accurate information. The explorer links for each address are working correctly.
docs/bridge/docs/Services/04-Submitter.md (2)
1-5: LGTM!The note block provides clear communication to the reader about the in-progress status of the section and helpfully refers them to the Go Submitter documentation page for more details. The formatting of the note block is correct.
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Fix the typo and LGTM!
The description of the CCTP Relayer's behavior is clear and informative. However, there is a small typo where the word "and" is repeated unnecessarily.
-CCTP Relayer polls for new transactions and and [message state](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/synapsecns/sanguine/services/cctp-relayer@v0.10.0/types#MessageState) updates from CCTP contracts on-chain, which are stored in an off-chain database.
+CCTP Relayer polls for new transactions and [message state](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/synapsecns/sanguine/services/cctp-relayer@v0.10.0/types#MessageState) updates from CCTP contracts on-chain, which are stored in an off-chain database.After fixing the typo, the code segment looks good!
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| CCTP Relayer polls for new transactions and [message state](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/synapsecns/sanguine/services/cctp-relayer@v0.10.0/types#MessageState) updates from CCTP contracts on-chain, which are stored in an off-chain database. |
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docs/bridge/docs/Routers/RFQ/index.md (2)
32-32: Add a missing comma to improve readability.To improve the readability of the sentence, please add a comma after "bridge request" as shown below:
-1. **User requests bridge**: A user signs a [`BridgeRequest`](https://vercel-rfq-docs.vercel.app/contracts/interfaces/IFastBridge.sol/interface.IFastBridge.html#bridgeparams) with a received quote and required [`BridgeParams`](https://vercel-rfq-docs.vercel.app/contracts/interfaces/IFastBridge.sol/interface.IFastBridge.html#bridgeparams), broadcast as a [`BridgeRequested`](https://vercel-rfq-docs.vercel.app/contracts/interfaces/IFastBridge.sol/interface.IFastBridge.html#bridgerequested) event. +1. **User requests bridge**: A user signs a [`BridgeRequest`](https://vercel-rfq-docs.vercel.app/contracts/interfaces/IFastBridge.sol/interface.IFastBridge.html#bridgeparams) with a received quote and required [`BridgeParams`](https://vercel-rfq-docs.vercel.app/contracts/interfaces/IFastBridge.sol/interface.IFastBridge.html#bridgeparams), broadcast as a [`BridgeRequested`](https://vercel-rfq-docs.vercel.app/contracts/interfaces/IFastBridge.sol/interface.IFastBridge.html#bridgerequested) event.
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-In a successful dispute the relayer loses their claimable funds. This design is intended to enforce honest behavior while also protecting honest relayers in cases of blockchain reorgs. +In a successful dispute, the relayer loses their claimable funds. This design is intended to enforce honest behavior while also protecting honest relayers in cases of blockchain reorgs.Tools
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docs/bridge/docs/Routers/RFQ/Relayer/Relayer.md (5)
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Add a comma after "differently" in line 88:
-Rebalancing for certain native bridges (e.g Scroll) is supported. It works slightly differently as flows are only supported between Scroll and Mainnet. +Rebalancing for certain native bridges (e.g., Scroll) is supported. It works slightly differently, as flows are only supported between Scroll and Mainnet.Fix the abbreviation "e.g." by adding a second period in line 88.
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96-112: Fix the link fragments for proper navigation.The instructions for configuring and running the RFQ Relayer from source are clear and easy to follow. However, please fix the link fragments in lines 98 and 102 to ensure proper navigation and accessibility.
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docs/bridge/docs/Routers/CCTP/index.md (1)
95-120: LGTM!The example YAML configuration follows the structure described in the previous sections and looks good.
docs/bridge/docs/Routers/RFQ/MOVED_Contracts.md (8)
7-7: LGTM!The formatting changes improve the readability and usability of the contract address.
8-8: Looks good!The formatting changes are consistent with the previous code segment and improve the readability and usability of the contract address.
9-9: LGTM!The formatting changes are consistent with the previous code segments and improve the readability and usability of the contract address.
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11-11: LGTM!The formatting changes are consistent with the previous code segments and improve the readability and usability of the contract address.
12-12: Looks good!The formatting changes are consistent with the previous code segments and improve the readability and usability of the contract address.
13-13: LGTM!The formatting changes are consistent with the previous code segments and improve the readability and usability of the contract address.
14-14: Looks good!The formatting changes are consistent with the previous code segments and improve the readability and usability of the contract address.
docs/bridge/docs/Routers/RFQ/index.md (2)
1-4: LGTM!The introduction provides a clear and concise overview of the RFQ module's purpose. The content and formatting look good.
18-29: LGTM!The transaction flow and status code descriptions are clear and well-formatted. The content looks good.
docs/bridge/docs/Routers/RFQ/Relayer/Relayer.md (3)
11-21: LGTM!The architecture section provides a concise and well-structured overview of the RFQ Relayer's main event loops.
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| * `http_backoff_initial_interval_ms`: Initial backoff interval in milliseconds. | ||
| * `retry_interval_ms`: Retry interval between attestation requests in milliseconds — *see [CCTP API Rate Limit](https://developers.circle.com/stablecoins/docs/limits)*. | ||
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| * `base_omnirpc_url`: Base url for the [OmniRPC](/docs/Services/Omnirpc) service | ||
| * `unbonded_signer`: [Signer](/docs/Services/Signer) to use for transactions — *should be a mounted secret* | ||
| * `AWS` | ||
| * `File` | ||
| * `GCP` | ||
| * `port`: Relayer port (e.g. 8080) | ||
| * `host`: Relayer host (e.g. localhost) — *do not publicly expose*. | ||
| * `http_backoff_initial_interval_ms`: Initial backoff interval in milliseconds. | ||
| * `retry_interval_ms`: Retry interval between attestation requests in milliseconds — *see [CCTP API Rate Limit](https://developers.circle.com/stablecoins/docs/limits)*. | ||
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- * `base_omnirpc_url`: Base url for the [OmniRPC](/docs/Services/Omnirpc) service
- * `unbonded_signer`: [Signer](/docs/Services/Signer) to use for transactions — *should be a mounted secret*
- * `AWS`
- * `File`
- * `GCP`
- * `port`: Relayer port (e.g. 8080)
- * `host`: Relayer host (e.g. localhost) — *do not publicly expose*.
- * `http_backoff_initial_interval_ms`: Initial backoff interval in milliseconds.
- * `retry_interval_ms`: Retry interval between attestation requests in milliseconds — *see [CCTP API Rate Limit](https://developers.circle.com/stablecoins/docs/limits)*.
+* `base_omnirpc_url`: Base url for the [OmniRPC](/docs/Services/Omnirpc) service
+* `unbonded_signer`: [Signer](/docs/Services/Signer) to use for transactions — *should be a mounted secret*
+ * `AWS`
+ * `File`
+ * `GCP`
+* `port`: Relayer port (e.g. 8080)
+* `host`: Relayer host (e.g. localhost) — *do not publicly expose*
+* `http_backoff_initial_interval_ms`: Initial backoff interval in milliseconds
+* `retry_interval_ms`: Retry interval between attestation requests in milliseconds — *see [CCTP API Rate Limit](https://developers.circle.com/stablecoins/docs/limits)*Committable suggestion
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| * `base_omnirpc_url`: Base url for the [OmniRPC](/docs/Services/Omnirpc) service | |
| * `unbonded_signer`: [Signer](/docs/Services/Signer) to use for transactions — *should be a mounted secret* | |
| * `AWS` | |
| * `File` | |
| * `GCP` | |
| * `port`: Relayer port (e.g. 8080) | |
| * `host`: Relayer host (e.g. localhost) — *do not publicly expose*. | |
| * `http_backoff_initial_interval_ms`: Initial backoff interval in milliseconds. | |
| * `retry_interval_ms`: Retry interval between attestation requests in milliseconds — *see [CCTP API Rate Limit](https://developers.circle.com/stablecoins/docs/limits)*. | |
| * `base_omnirpc_url`: Base url for the [OmniRPC](/docs/Services/Omnirpc) service | |
| * `unbonded_signer`: [Signer](/docs/Services/Signer) to use for transactions — *should be a mounted secret* | |
| * `AWS` | |
| * `File` | |
| * `GCP` | |
| * `port`: Relayer port (e.g. 8080) | |
| * `host`: Relayer host (e.g. localhost) — *do not publicly expose* | |
| * `http_backoff_initial_interval_ms`: Initial backoff interval in milliseconds | |
| * `retry_interval_ms`: Retry interval between attestation requests in milliseconds — *see [CCTP API Rate Limit](https://developers.circle.com/stablecoins/docs/limits)* |
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| * `cctp_type` | ||
| * `synapse`: (Recommended) Follows and relays events & metadata from [Synapse CCTP contracts](docs/Contracts/CCTP) | ||
| * `circle`: Relays raw [TokenMessenger](https://github.com/circlefin/evm-cctp-contracts/blob/817397db0a12963accc08ff86065491577bbc0e5/src/TokenMessenger.sol) events — *USDC to USDC only* | ||
| * `chains`: `chain_id` list | ||
| * `synapse`: Use `synapse_cctp_address` | ||
| * `circle`: Use `token_messenger_address` |
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- * `synapse`: (Recommended) Follows and relays events & metadata from [Synapse CCTP contracts](docs/Contracts/CCTP)
- * `circle`: Relays raw [TokenMessenger](https://github.com/circlefin/evm-cctp-contracts/blob/817397db0a12963accc08ff86065491577bbc0e5/src/TokenMessenger.sol) events — *USDC to USDC only*
- * `chains`: `chain_id` list
- * `synapse`: Use `synapse_cctp_address`
- * `circle`: Use `token_messenger_address`
+ * `synapse`: (Recommended) Follows and relays events & metadata from [Synapse CCTP contracts](docs/Contracts/CCTP)
+ * `circle`: Relays raw [TokenMessenger](https://github.com/circlefin/evm-cctp-contracts/blob/817397db0a12963accc08ff86065491577bbc0e5/src/TokenMessenger.sol) events — *USDC to USDC only*
+* `chains`: `chain_id` list
+ * `synapse`: Use `synapse_cctp_address`
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| * `cctp_type` | |
| * `synapse`: (Recommended) Follows and relays events & metadata from [Synapse CCTP contracts](docs/Contracts/CCTP) | |
| * `circle`: Relays raw [TokenMessenger](https://github.com/circlefin/evm-cctp-contracts/blob/817397db0a12963accc08ff86065491577bbc0e5/src/TokenMessenger.sol) events — *USDC to USDC only* | |
| * `chains`: `chain_id` list | |
| * `synapse`: Use `synapse_cctp_address` | |
| * `circle`: Use `token_messenger_address` | |
| * `cctp_type` | |
| * `synapse`: (Recommended) Follows and relays events & metadata from [Synapse CCTP contracts](docs/Contracts/CCTP) | |
| * `circle`: Relays raw [TokenMessenger](https://github.com/circlefin/evm-cctp-contracts/blob/817397db0a12963accc08ff86065491577bbc0e5/src/TokenMessenger.sol) events — *USDC to USDC only* | |
| * `chains`: `chain_id` list | |
| * `synapse`: Use `synapse_cctp_address` | |
| * `circle`: Use `token_messenger_address` |
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| | Agents | Description | | ||
| |---------|-------------| | ||
| | Quoters | Quote distribution services run through traditional [APIs](API), or protocols like libp2p, irc, or dht | ||
| | Solvers | Posts, then fulfills, route quotes through a [Relayer](Relayer), when matched by the Fast Bridge contract against a user request. | ||
| | Users | Uses a route quote to form a bridge request which is matched on-chain by the solver who posted the quote. | ||
| | Guards | Raises a dispute if errors or fraudulent activity are detected | ||
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-| Quoters | Quote distribution services run through traditional [APIs](API), or protocols like libp2p, irc, or dht
+| Quoters | Quote distribution services run through traditional [APIs](API), or protocols like libp2p, irc, or dht |
-| Solvers | Posts, then fulfills, route quotes through a [Relayer](Relayer), when matched by the Fast Bridge contract against a user request.
+| Solvers | Posts, then fulfills, route quotes through a [Relayer](Relayer), when matched by the Fast Bridge contract against a user request. |
-| Users | Uses a route quote to form a bridge request which is matched on-chain by the solver who posted the quote.
+| Users | Uses a route quote to form a bridge request, which is matched on-chain by the solver who posted the quote. |
-| Guards | Raises a dispute if errors or fraudulent activity are detected
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| | Agents | Description | | |
| |---------|-------------| | |
| | Quoters | Quote distribution services run through traditional [APIs](API), or protocols like libp2p, irc, or dht | |
| | Solvers | Posts, then fulfills, route quotes through a [Relayer](Relayer), when matched by the Fast Bridge contract against a user request. | |
| | Users | Uses a route quote to form a bridge request which is matched on-chain by the solver who posted the quote. | |
| | Guards | Raises a dispute if errors or fraudulent activity are detected | |
| | Agents | Description | | |
| |---------|-------------| | |
| | Quoters | Quote distribution services run through traditional [APIs](API), or protocols like libp2p, irc, or dht | | |
| | Solvers | Posts, then fulfills, route quotes through a [Relayer](Relayer), when matched by the Fast Bridge contract against a user request. | | |
| | Users | Uses a route quote to form a bridge request, which is matched on-chain by the solver who posted the quote. | | |
| | Guards | Raises a dispute if errors or fraudulent activity are detected | |
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docs/bridge/docs/02-Bridge/Supported-Routes.md (2)
3-5: LGTM: Clear and concise content. Consider adding more context.The Markdown content is well-structured and aligns with the PR objectives. The header clearly indicates the purpose of the page, and the description provides useful information about the supported tokens and chains.
Consider adding a brief explanation of what the Synapse Bridge is and why a user might want to check for routes between token pairs. This additional context could be helpful for new users.
7-7: LGTM: Appropriate use of the Routes component. Consider adding a comment.The
<Routes />component is correctly placed and likely renders the list of supported routes, which aligns with the PR objectives of improving content management and accessibility.Consider adding a brief comment above the component to explain what it does. For example:
{/* This component renders a list of all supported routes */} <Routes />This can help other contributors understand the purpose of the component without having to look at its implementation.
docs/bridge/docs/01-About/01-Synapse-DAO.md (2)
1-3: Enhance the introduction for better contextThe introduction provides a basic context, but it could be more informative. Consider expanding it to give readers a clearer understanding of what the Synapse DAO is and its purpose.
Also, there's a minor grammatical issue in the introduction.
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-Since launch of the Synapse Protocol, a number of governance initiatives have been put forward and voted on by the Synapse DAO. +Since the launch of the Synapse Protocol, a number of governance initiatives have been put forward and voted on by the Synapse DAO. The Synapse DAO is responsible for [brief explanation of its main purpose or function].🧰 Tools
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5-9: Fix typo and improve conciseness in the Governance Model sectionThe Governance Model section provides clear information about the voting process. However, there are a couple of minor issues to address:
- There's a typo with a repeated word.
- The wording can be made more concise.
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-SYN holders with more than 100,000 SYN tokens can put forward proposals to be be voted on by the DAO. SYN holders can vote using SYN on multiple chains, or delegate their votes to other token holders. +SYN holders with more than 100,000 SYN tokens can put forward proposals to be voted on by the DAO. SYN holders can vote using SYN on multiple chains, or delegate their votes to other token holders. -In order to be adopted by the DAO, a proposal must gather at least `50% + 1` of all votes and reach the minimum quorum of 5 million SYN tokens. +For a proposal to be adopted by the DAO, it must gather at least `50% + 1` of all votes and reach the minimum quorum of 5 million SYN tokens.🧰 Tools
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docs/bridge/docs/01-About/09-Brand-Assets.md (3)
1-3: Adjust heading levels for better document structureThe document structure can be improved by adjusting the heading levels:
- Keep the main title "Brand Assets" as an h1 (#).
- Change the zip file link to a regular paragraph or a bullet point instead of an h3 (###).
This adjustment will create a more consistent and hierarchical document structure.
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# Brand Assets -### [synapse-brand-assets.zip](/brand-assets/synapse-brand-assets.zip) +- [Download all brand assets (ZIP)](/brand-assets/synapse-brand-assets.zip)🧰 Tools
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5-12: Approve Logo section with minor formatting suggestionsThe Logo section is well-organized and provides clear information about the available logo assets. However, the table formatting can be improved for better readability and consistency with Markdown best practices.
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## Logo -| Name | Image | -|----------------------------------------------------------------------|- -| [`synapse-logo-onLight.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-onLight.svg) |  -| [`synapse-logo-onDark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-onDark.svg) |  -| [`synapse-logo-black.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-black.svg) |  -| [`synapse-logo-white.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-white.svg) |  +| Name | Image | +|----------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------| +| [`synapse-logo-onLight.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-onLight.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-logo-onDark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-onDark.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-logo-black.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-black.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-logo-white.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-white.svg) |  |This change adds trailing pipes to each row and aligns the table columns for better readability.
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14-21: Approve Mark section with minor formatting suggestionsThe Mark section is well-organized and provides clear information about the available mark assets. However, the table formatting can be improved for better readability and consistency with Markdown best practices, similar to the Logo section.
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## Mark -| Name | Image | -|--------------------------------------------------------------------|- -| [`synapse-mark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark.svg) |  -| [`synapse-mark-white.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark-white.svg) |  -| [`synapse-mark-black.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark-black.svg) |  -| [`synapse-border-mark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-border-mark.svg) |  +| Name | Image | +|--------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------| +| [`synapse-mark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-mark-white.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark-white.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-mark-black.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark-black.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-border-mark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-border-mark.svg) |  |This change adds trailing pipes to each row and aligns the table columns for better readability.
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docs/bridge/docs/02-Bridge/index.md (1)
29-29: Enhance the CCTP descriptionThe description for CCTP (Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol) could be more informative. Consider expanding it to provide more context about its function and benefits.
Suggested improvement:
* **CCTP (Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol)** – Native router for USDC, enabling seamless and secure transfers of USDC across supported blockchains.🧰 Tools
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26-26: Consider addressing the commented-out linkThere's a commented-out link for supported routes. If this information is available, consider uncommentingand adding the correct link. If it's not ready yet, you might want to remove the commented line to keep the code clean.
67-67: Consider clarifying "Open telemetry"The description for the Observability service mentions "Open telemetry". This term might not be familiar to all users. Consider providing a brief explanation or using more common terminology to ensure clarity for a wider audience.
81-84: Minor grammatical correction neededThere's a small grammatical issue in the introductory sentence. Consider revising it as follows:
- Synapse transactions can be observed confirmed via the following methods: + Synapse transactions can be observed and confirmed via the following methods:Otherwise, this section provides useful additional resources with clear descriptions of their purposes.
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18-23: Good addition of custom color propertiesThe introduction of custom properties for neutral and green colors is a positive change. It promotes consistency and makes it easier to maintain the color scheme. The use of HSL values aligns well with the primary color definitions.
Consider adding a brief comment above each group of custom properties to explain their intended use, which would enhance maintainability. For example:
/* Neutral colors for backgrounds and borders */ --synapse-neutral: hsl(285deg 25% 90%); --synapse-neutral-secondary: hsl(285deg 25% 80%); /* Green colors for success states and highlights */ --synapse-green: hsl(135deg 50% 90%); --synapse-green-secondary: hsl(135deg 50% 80%);
39-53: Good cleanup and consistent use of HSLThe removal of unused gray color definitions and the use of HSL for background and table stripe colors are positive changes. This reduces clutter and maintains consistency in color definitions.
Consider adding a brief comment explaining why the gray color definitions are kept but commented out. This would help other developers understand the intention behind keeping this code. For example:
/* Gray color palette for potential future use or customization */ /* --ifm-color-gray-1000: hsl(285deg 100% 0%); */ /* ... other commented gray colors ... */
112-127: Good responsive layout implementationThe styles for the flow group and responsive layout are well-implemented. The use of CSS Grid for the responsive layout is a modern and efficient approach. The layout should adapt well to different screen sizes.
Consider adding a fallback for browsers that don't support the
subgridfeature. You can use@supportsto provide an alternative layout:@media only screen and (min-width: 720px) { #flowGroup { display: grid; gap: .5rem; } #flowGroup figure { display: grid; grid-row: 1 / 3; align-items: center; } @supports (grid-template-rows: subgrid) { #flowGroup figure { grid-template-rows: subgrid; } } }This ensures a consistent layout across different browsers while still taking advantage of
subgridwhere supported.docs/bridge/src/components/SVGWidget.tsx (3)
10-19: Gradient and mask definitions look goodThe gradient and mask definitions are well-implemented. Using HSL color values for the gradient is a good choice for maintainability.
Consider extracting the color values and dimensions into variables or constants at the top of the file for easier maintenance:
const GRADIENT_START_COLOR = 'hsl(300deg 60% 50%)'; const GRADIENT_END_COLOR = 'hsl(270deg 85% 75%)'; const MASK_RECT_X = 182; const MASK_RECT_Y = 122; const MASK_RECT_WIDTH = 36; const MASK_RECT_HEIGHT = 36; // Then use these constants in your SVG
20-34: Style implementation looks good, consider using CSS variables for consistencyThe CSS styling for the bridgeSurface class is well-implemented, with proper theme-based styling using a data attribute.
For better consistency and easier maintenance, consider using CSS variables for colors and opacities:
:root { --bridge-surface-fill: white; --bridge-surface-fill-opacity: 1; --bridge-surface-stroke: currentcolor; --bridge-surface-stroke-opacity: 0.1; } :root[data-theme='dark'] { --bridge-surface-fill: currentcolor; --bridge-surface-fill-opacity: 0.05; --bridge-surface-stroke: none; } .bridgeSurface { fill: var(--bridge-surface-fill); fill-opacity: var(--bridge-surface-fill-opacity); stroke: var(--bridge-surface-stroke); stroke-opacity: var(--bridge-surface-stroke-opacity); }This approach would make it easier to maintain consistent colors across the component and adapt to different themes.
139-160: Footer implementation looks good, consider consistency with earlier suggestionsThe footer section of the SVG is well-implemented, using the gradient stroke and properly centered text.
For consistency with earlier suggestions, consider parameterizing the text content and using constants for positioning:
interface SVGWidgetProps { // ... other props footerText: string; } const SVGWidget: React.FC<SVGWidgetProps> = ({ // ... other props footerText, }) => { const FOOTER_Y = 320; const FOOTER_HEIGHT = 52; const FOOTER_TEXT_Y = FOOTER_Y + FOOTER_HEIGHT / 2; return ( <svg> {/* ... other SVG content */} <rect x="8" y={FOOTER_Y} width="384" height={FOOTER_HEIGHT} rx="6" fill="white" fillOpacity=".025" stroke="url(#synGrad)" /> <text x="200" y={FOOTER_TEXT_Y} textAnchor="middle" dominantBaseline="middle" style={{ fontSize: '1.5rem', fontWeight: 500 }} > {footerText} </text> </svg> ); };This approach maintains consistency with earlier suggestions and allows for easy customization of the footer text.
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10-34: Approve defs and styles with a suggestion for theme handlingThe definitions for the gradient and mask, as well as the included CSS styles, are well-structured and account for both light and dark themes. This approach ensures good encapsulation of styles within the SVG.
Consider using CSS variables for theme-specific colors to improve maintainability:
<style> {` + :root { + --surface-fill: white; + --surface-stroke: currentcolor; + } + :root[data-theme='dark'] { + --surface-fill: currentcolor; + --surface-stroke: none; + } .bridgeSurface { - fill: white; + fill: var(--surface-fill); fill-opacity: 1; - stroke: currentcolor; + stroke: var(--surface-stroke); stroke-opacity: .1; } :root[data-theme='dark'] .bridgeSurface { - fill: currentcolor; fill-opacity: .05; - stroke: none; } `} </style>This change would make it easier to manage and update theme-specific colors in the future.
1-182: Summary of SVGBridge.tsx reviewThe SVGBridge component presents an innovative approach to creating a visually consistent UI for a bridge application. However, several areas need attention:
Accessibility: The use of SVG for interactive elements poses challenges for screen readers and keyboard navigation. Implementing
<foreignObject>with HTML elements for interactive parts will significantly improve accessibility.Responsiveness: Consider making the SVG dimensions more flexible to ensure proper rendering on various screen sizes.
Interactivity: Enhance the user experience by providing clear visual and functional cues for interactive elements like the network switch, token selection, and bridge button.
Code structure: Consider extracting common patterns (like the "From" and "To" sections) into reusable components to improve maintainability.
Theming: Utilize CSS variables for better theme management and easier updates in the future.
Addressing these points will result in a more accessible, user-friendly, and maintainable component while preserving its visual appeal.
docs/bridge/docs/03-Developers/Widget.md (9)
20-23: Improve table formatting for better readabilityThe table formatting for installation options can be improved for better readability and consistency with Markdown best practices.
Consider updating the table format as follows:
| Package Manager | Command | |-----------------|---------| | npm | `npm install @synapsecns/widget` | | yarn | `yarn add @synapsecns/widget` |This format provides clear column headers and improves the overall structure of the table.
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25-40: Enhance Quick start section with additional setup informationThe Quick start section provides a good basic example, but it could be more helpful with some additional context.
Consider adding the following information:
- Mention any necessary setup for React and ethers.js.
- Briefly explain what
window.ethereumis and when it's available.- Add a note about error handling or fallback options if
window.ethereumis not present.This additional information will help developers, especially those new to web3 development, to get started more easily.
41-53: Enhance Properties section with more details and examplesThe Properties section provides a good overview of the available options, but it could be more helpful with some additional details.
Consider the following improvements:
- For
customRpcs, provide a brief example of the expected format.- For
targetChainIdsandtargetTokens, mention where users can find the list of supported chains and tokens.- For
customTheme, add a link to the Theme section for quick reference.- For
protocolName, provide an example of how this is used in the UI.These additions will give developers a clearer understanding of how to use these properties effectively.
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54-64: Expand web3Provider section with more provider optionsThe web3Provider section provides good examples for ethers, but it could be more comprehensive.
Consider the following additions:
- Mention other common providers (e.g., Web3.js, Viem) and provide brief examples.
- Add a link to documentation about compatible providers.
- Include a note about the importance of using a secure and reliable provider.
These additions will help developers understand the flexibility of the widget and make informed decisions about their provider choice.
66-112: Enhance customRpcs and targeting sections with more contextThe customRpcs, targetChainIds, and targetTokens sections provide good examples, but could benefit from additional context and best practices.
Consider the following improvements:
- For customRpcs, mention the importance of using reliable and performant RPC endpoints.
- Explain the benefits and use cases for targeting specific chains and tokens.
- Expand the tip about token names:
- Provide an example of how to import and use the constants from the mentioned files.
- Explain the naming convention for tokens like "METISUSDC".
- Add a note about keeping the targetChainIds and targetTokens lists up-to-date as the protocol evolves.
These additions will help developers understand the implications of these configurations and use them more effectively.
114-156: Expand Theme section with more details on color generationThe Theme section provides a comprehensive example of customization, but could benefit from more explanation about the color palette generation.
Consider the following additions:
- Explain how the color palette is generated from the
bgColorproperty.- Provide guidelines on choosing a good
bgColorfor optimal auto-generated results.- Clarify which properties are required and which are optional in the
customThemeobject.- Add examples of how the theme affects different parts of the widget UI.
- Expand on the tip about multiple color modes:
- Provide a basic example of how to switch themes dynamically.
- Mention any performance considerations when reloading the widget with a new theme.
These additions will help developers create more visually appealing and consistent themes for the widget.
158-193: Enhance Container, useBridgeSelections, and Example Apps sectionsThese sections provide valuable information but could be expanded for better clarity and usefulness.
Consider the following improvements:
Container section:
- Add an example of how the widget looks with and without the container.
- Explain when using the container might be beneficial.
useBridgeSelections hook:
- Provide a more detailed example of how to use the hook in a component.
- Explain common use cases for accessing these selections.
Example Apps:
- Add brief descriptions of what each example demonstrates.
- Provide instructions on how to run the examples.
- Consider adding links to the specific folders in the repository.
These enhancements will provide developers with more context and practical guidance for using these features.
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194-196: Expand Support section with additional resourcesThe Support section provides a good starting point with the Discord link, but it could be more comprehensive.
Consider adding the following resources:
- Link to the official documentation website (if different from this page).
- GitHub repository link for issue reporting and feature requests.
- Stack Overflow tag for the Synapse Widget, if available.
- Any official support email or ticketing system.
- Links to tutorials, FAQs, or troubleshooting guides, if available.
Providing a variety of support options will help developers find assistance through their preferred channels.
1-196: Overall, well-structured and informative documentation with room for enhancementThe documentation for the Synapse Widget is comprehensive and covers key aspects of installation, usage, and customization. It provides developers with a good starting point for integrating the widget into their applications.
Consider the following general improvements:
- Address the minor formatting issues highlighted by static analysis tools, particularly the table formatting.
- Consistently use code blocks with language specifiers for all code examples.
- Add a table of contents at the beginning of the document for easy navigation.
- Include a "Troubleshooting" section with common issues and their solutions.
- Add version information and a changelog or link to release notes.
- Consider adding diagrams or screenshots to illustrate key concepts or the widget's appearance.
These enhancements will further improve the documentation's usefulness and accessibility for developers of varying experience levels.
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1-3: Consider adding more metadata to improve documentation structure.The current metadata only includes a sidebar label. Consider adding more metadata to improve the documentation structure and searchability. For example:
title: A descriptive title for the pagedescription: A brief summary of the page contenttags: Relevant keywords for easier searchingHere's an example of how you could expand the metadata:
--- sidebar_label: Examples title: Bridge SDK Implementation Examples description: Comprehensive examples for implementing the Bridge SDK using JavaScript and Next.js tags: [bridge, sdk, examples, javascript, nextjs] ---
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11-15: Consider clarifying the Node.js version requirementThe note about Node.js version requirement is important. To make it more precise, consider updating it to:
:::note The SDK requires Node.js version 16 or higher. Earlier versions may experience errors. :::This change removes the redundant "+" and makes the requirement clearer.
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26-78: Configuration section looks good with a minor suggestionThe configuration section is well-structured and provides clear instructions for both Ethers v5 and v6. The examples are helpful and the tip about the additional dependency for Ethers v6 is important.
Consider using consistent indentation in the code examples. For instance, in the Ethers v5 example, the
arbitrumProviderandavalancheProviderdeclarations have different indentation levels. Aligning them would improve readability:const arbitrumProvider: Provider = new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider( 'https://arb1.arbitrum.io/rpc' ) const avalancheProvider: Provider = new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider( 'https://api.avax.network/ext/bc/C/rpc' )🧰 Tools
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94-121: bridgeQuote() documentation is comprehensive with a suggestion for improvementThe documentation for the
bridgeQuote()function is clear and provides necessary details for its usage. The explanation of parameters and return values is comprehensive.To further improve the documentation, consider adding a brief example of how to use the new object parameter. This would help users understand how to structure the options when calling the function. For example:
const quote = await Synapse.bridgeQuote( fromChain, toChain, fromToken, toToken, amount, { deadline: BigNumber.from('1234567890'), originUserAddress: '0x1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678', excludedModules: ['SynapseCCTP'] } )🧰 Tools
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122-141: bridge() documentation is clear with a minor formatting suggestionThe documentation for the
bridge()function is comprehensive and provides necessary information for its usage. The explanation of parameters and return values is clear.To improve readability, consider using consistent formatting for the parameter list. Specifically, align the descriptions of the parameters. For example:
* `toAddress` (number): The 0x wallet address on the destination chain. * `routerAddress` (string): The 0x contract address on the origin chain of the bridge router contract. * `fromChain` (number): The origin chain id. * `toChain` (number): The destination chain id. * `fromToken` (string): The 0x token address on the origin chain. * `amount` (Ethers BigNumber): The amount (with the correct number of decimals specified by the token on the origin chain) * `originQuery` (`Query`): The query to be executed on the origin chain. * `destQuery` (`Query`): The query to be executed on the destination chain.This formatting makes it easier to distinguish between the parameter names and their descriptions.
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142-148: Enhance allBridgeQuotes() documentationThe explanation of the
allBridgeQuotes()function is concise, but it could benefit from more details. Consider expanding this section to include:
- The function's parameters (similar to how
bridgeQuote()is documented).- A brief explanation of what "cheapest route" means in this context.
- An example of how to use this function.
This additional information would help users better understand and utilize the
allBridgeQuotes()function.
175-188: Improve formatting in the transaction request exampleThe example for requesting a transaction is helpful, but its formatting is inconsistent with the rest of the document.
Replace the tabs with spaces for consistent indentation throughout the document. Also, consider aligning the comments for better readability. Here's an improved version:
await Synapse.bridge( '0x0AF91FA049A7e1894F480bFE5bBa20142C6c29a9', // To Address bridgeQuote.routerAddress, // address of the contract to route the txn 42161, // Origin Chain 43114, // Destination Chain '0xff970a61a04b1ca14834a43f5de4533ebddb5cc8', // Origin Token Address BigNumber.from('20000000'), // Amount quote.originQuery, // Origin query from bridgeQuote() quote.destQuery // Destination query from bridgeQuote() )🧰 Tools
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190-215: Breaking changes section is informative with a minor formatting suggestionThe Version 0.10.0 breaking changes section provides clear and important information for users upgrading from previous versions. The explanation of changes to the options object and the examples are helpful. The note about the deprecated FastBridgeRouter is crucial for users relying on hardcoded addresses.
To improve readability, consider adding a horizontal rule or a subheading before the FastBridgeRouter information to visually separate it from the options object changes. For example:
... })
FastBridgeRouter Deprecation
The previous
FastBridgeRouterdeployment is deprecated. If your integration is using the hardcoded address, please see the router deployments/deprecated deployments table here.This change would make it easier for users to quickly identify the different types of breaking changes. <details> <summary>🧰 Tools</summary> <details> <summary>🪛 LanguageTool</summary><blockquote> [uncategorized] ~194-~194: Loose punctuation mark. Context: ...hanges ### Options object * `deadline`, `excludeCCTP` (now `excludedModules`), ... (UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION) </blockquote></details> </details> </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>docs/bridge/docs/03-Developers/REST-API/index.md (12)</summary><blockquote> `1-9`: **LGTM! Consider adding a migration guide link.** The title and warning section are clear and informative. The deprecation notice is well-placed and provides sufficient time for users to migrate. Consider adding a link to a migration guide or the new API documentation to help users transition more easily. For example: ```diff The [previous version](https://synapse-rest-api-v2.herokuapp.com/) is no longer maintained and will be fully deprecated by October 2024. +For information on migrating to the new API, please refer to our [migration guide](link-to-migration-guide).
22-24: LGTM! Consider adding HTTPS information.The base URL is clearly presented and the clickable link is user-friendly.
Consider explicitly mentioning that the API uses HTTPS for secure communications. For example:
[`api.synapseprotocol.com/`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/) + +All API requests should use HTTPS for secure communication.
28-60: Consider standardizing parameter descriptions and adding response format.The
/swapendpoint documentation is informative, but there are some areas for improvement:
- Standardize parameter descriptions. For example,
chainis described as "chainId of the desired chain", while other parameters don't mention "desired".- Consider adding the expected response format (e.g., JSON) and an example response.
- The
maxAmountOutandqueryobjects in the Returns section could benefit from more consistent formatting.Here's a suggested improvement for the
maxAmountOutdescription:* `maxAmountOut {` (object): The maximum amount of tokens that can be swapped out. - * `type:` (string): The data type - * `hex:` (string): The amount encoded in hexidecimal + * `type` (string): The data type + * `hex` (string): The amount encoded in hexadecimalApply similar formatting to other object descriptions for consistency.
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62-98: LGTM with minor suggestions for the/bridgeendpoint.The
/bridgeendpoint documentation is comprehensive and well-structured.Consider the following minor improvements:
- Standardize the formatting of object descriptions, similar to the suggestion for the
/swapendpoint.- Add a brief explanation of what a "bridge quote" is for users who might be unfamiliar with the concept.
- The example URL seems to have a typo in the domain name ("synapseprotol.com" instead of "synapseprotocol.com").
-[`/bridge?fromChain=1&toChain=10&fromToken=0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48&toToken=0x0b2C639c533813f4Aa9D7837CAf62653d097Ff85&amount=1000000`](https://api.synapseprotol.com/bridge?fromChain=1&toChain=10&fromToken=0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48&toToken=0x0b2C639c533813f4Aa9D7837CAf62653d097Ff85&amount=1000000) +[`/bridge?fromChain=1&toChain=10&fromToken=0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48&toToken=0x0b2C639c533813f4Aa9D7837CAf62653d097Ff85&amount=1000000`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridge?fromChain=1&toChain=10&fromToken=0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48&toToken=0x0b2C639c533813f4Aa9D7837CAf62653d097Ff85&amount=1000000)
100-116: LGTM with suggestion for/swapTxInfoendpoint.The
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118-135: LGTM with minor improvement for/bridgeTxInfoendpoint.The
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137-153: LGTM for/synapseTxIdendpoint with a suggestion.The
/synapseTxIdendpoint documentation is clear and concise.Consider adding a brief explanation of what a
synapseTxId(Kappa) is and why it's important for bridge transactions. This would provide valuable context for users who might be unfamiliar with the concept.
172-185: LGTM for/destinationTxendpoint with a minor suggestion.The
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187-206: LGTM for/destinationTokensendpoint with formatting suggestions.The
/destinationTokensendpoint documentation is informative and useful.Consider the following formatting improvements:
- Remove the commented line (line 196) as it's not necessary in the final documentation.
- Adjust the indentation of the returned object properties for better readability.
Here's a suggested improvement:
#### Returns -// This function returns a list of all tokens that the fromToken can be bridged to, along with data about that token. Each object in the list returns: * Array of token objects the `fromToken` can be bridged to, containing: - * `symbol`: The token symbol of the destination token identified - * `chainId`: The `chainId` of the destination token identified - * `addres`: The token address of the destination token identified + * `symbol`: The token symbol of the destination token identified + * `chainId`: The `chainId` of the destination token identified + * `address`: The token address of the destination token identifiedNote: There's a typo in "addres" which has been corrected to "address" in the suggestion above.
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208-274: LGTM with suggestions for JavaScript examples.The JavaScript examples are helpful and demonstrate key API usage. However, there are some areas for improvement:
- Use consistent code style (e.g., semicolons, arrow functions).
- Update the API URL to use the new base URL mentioned earlier in the document.
- Add error handling for the fetch requests.
- Use template literals for better readability in query string construction.
Here's a suggested improvement for the
estimateBridgeOutputfunction:async function estimateBridgeOutput(fromChain, toChain, fromToken, toToken, amountFrom) { const queryString = `fromChain=${fromChain}&toChain=${toChain}&fromToken=${fromToken}&toToken=${toToken}&amountFrom=${amountFrom}`; try { const response = await fetch(`https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridge?${queryString}`); const responseJson = await response.json(); if (Array.isArray(responseJson) && responseJson.length > 0) { return responseJson[0]; // Return the first item } else { throw new Error('No bridge quotes available'); } } catch (error) { console.error('Error fetching bridge output:', error); throw error; } } // Usage example estimateBridgeOutput( 1, // Ethereum 42161, // Arbitrum "USDC", "USDC", "1000" ) .then(firstQuote => { console.log('First bridge quote:', firstQuote); }) .catch(error => { console.error('Error:', error.message); });Apply similar improvements to the
generateUnsignedBridgeTxnfunction.
276-278: LGTM! Consider adding more support resources.The support section is concise and directs users to the appropriate channel for questions.
Consider expanding this section with additional support resources, such as:
- A link to the official documentation
- An email address for support inquiries
- A link to a FAQ or troubleshooting guide
This would provide users with more options for getting help and potentially reduce the load on the Discord channel.
1-278: Address Markdown linting issues.There are several instances where the unordered list indentation is inconsistent.
Please adjust the indentation of unordered lists to use 2 spaces consistently throughout the document. This will improve the overall formatting and readability of the Markdown content.
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5-5: Consider rephrasing for clarityThe current wording "to abstract much of the complexity around liquidity based bridging" could be improved for clarity. Consider revising to "to simplify liquidity-based bridging by abstracting much of its complexity".
-The Synapse Router overhauls current Synapse Bridge contracts to abstract much of the complexity around liquidity based bridging to one simple [`bridge()`](/docs/Developers/Bridge-SDK/#bridge) function. +The Synapse Router overhauls current Synapse Bridge contracts to simplify liquidity-based bridging by abstracting much of its complexity into one simple [`bridge()`](/docs/Developers/Bridge-SDK/#bridge) function.🧰 Tools
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37-88: Consider adding error handling guidanceThe "Constructing a Bridge transaction" section provides a clear step-by-step guide. However, it might be beneficial to include a note about error handling, especially for network-related issues or unexpected responses from the Router functions.
Consider adding a subsection or note about error handling, for example:
**8. Error Handling** When implementing these steps, consider adding appropriate error handling for network issues, unexpected responses, or transaction failures. This could include retrying failed requests, validating responses, and providing user-friendly error messages.🧰 Tools
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89-98: Consider expanding the Swap Adapter explanationThe Swap Adapter section provides a brief overview, but it could benefit from more detailed information. Consider expanding this section to include:
- A more detailed explanation of how the Swap Adapter interacts with the Router.
- Examples of the "useful methods" mentioned for getting Quote and Query structs.
- A brief explanation of how supporting additional adapters in future versions will enhance functionality.
This additional information would help developers better understand the Swap Adapter's role and potential.
146-198: Consider clarifying thebridgemethod's return valueThe
SynapseRouterinterface is well-defined and thoroughly commented. However, thebridgemethod is currently shown to returnnull. It might be more appropriate to specify a return type that indicates the success of the operation or provides transaction details.Consider updating the return type and adding a comment about the return value:
bridge( to: Address, chainId: Number, token: Address, amount: BigInt, originQuery: SwapQuery, destQuery: SwapQuery -): null; +): Promise<TransactionResult>; // Replace TransactionResult with an appropriate type + + /** + * @returns A promise that resolves to the transaction result, including transaction hash and status + */
1-3: Consider adding a table of contentsThe document provides comprehensive information about the Synapse Router, covering various aspects from high-level concepts to detailed implementation. To improve navigation and readability, consider adding a table of contents at the beginning of the document.
You could add something like this after the title:
## Table of Contents 1. [Introduction](#synapse-router) 2. [Queries](#queries) 3. [Constructing a Bridge Transaction](#constructing-a-bridge-transaction) 4. [Swap Adapter](#swap-adapter) 5. [Example](#example) - [Direct Contract Integration](#direct-contract-integration) - [Type Definitions](#type-definitions) - [SynapseRouter Interface](#synapserouterinterface) - [Cross-Chain Swap Function](#cross-chain-swap-function)This will help readers quickly navigate to specific sections of interest.
docs/bridge/src/components/AnimatedLogo.tsx (1)
3-9: Improve accessibility by addingariaattributes or<title>to the SVG elementIncluding accessible attributes like
role,aria-label, or a<title>element can enhance accessibility for users with assistive technologies.Example:
<svg id="synapseAnimatedLogo" width="64" height="96" viewBox="-24 -24 48 48" overflow="visible" + role="img" + aria-label="Animated Synapse Logo" > + <title>Animated Synapse Logo</title>
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docs/bridge/docs/02-Bridge/Supported-Routes.md (2)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and well-placed.The import statement for the
Routescomponent is syntactically correct and appropriately placed at the top of the file. The use of the@sitealias in the import path is a good practice for maintaining consistent imports across the project.
1-7: Overall assessment: Well-structured and aligned with PR objectives.This new file,
Supported-Routes.md, is well-organized and effectively serves its purpose of providing information on supported tokens and chains. The content aligns well with the PR objectives of enhancing documentation structure and accessibility. The use of a custom component for rendering routes demonstrates good content management practices.The suggestions provided in the previous comments are minor and aimed at further improving clarity and maintainability. Great job on this addition to the documentation!
docs/bridge/docs/01-About/01-Synapse-DAO.md (1)
11-14: Governance Components section looks goodThe Governance Components section is well-structured and provides clear information about the Forum and Snapshot platforms. The links are correctly formatted, and the descriptions are concise and informative.
docs/bridge/docs/02-Bridge/index.md (3)
1-18: LGTM: Clear and informative introductionThe introduction section provides a concise overview of the Synapse Bridge, its capabilities, and supported blockchains. The use of the
BridgeFlowcomponent adds a visual element that enhances the explanation of the bridge process.
31-37: LGTM: Clear explanation of pool liquidityThe pool liquidity section provides a comprehensive explanation of the liquidity mechanism using nexus USD (nUSD) and nexus ETH (nETH). The inclusion of the
lp-tokens.svgimage and the description of the bridging process using liquidity pools enhance the understanding of the concept.
56-58: LGTM: Useful reference to Bridge ContractsThe Bridge Contracts section provides a helpful link to the Synapse Bridge contract addresses. This information is valuable for developers and users who need to interact with or verify the smart contracts.
docs/bridge/docs/01-About/index.md (4)
1-15: Great introduction with key statistics!The introduction effectively presents Synapse as an Interchain Programming Interface and provides impressive statistics that highlight its significance in the market. The use of the AnimatedLogo component adds a visual element to engage users.
28-34: Well-structured Developers sectionThis section provides a clear overview of the developer tools available (SDK, REST API, and Widget) with concise descriptions and properly formatted links to their respective documentation.
36-57: Excellent visual representation of Synapse RoutersThe Synapse Routers section effectively uses flow diagrams to visually explain the different router types (Synapse Router, CCTP, and RFQ). The brief descriptions and links to documentation for each router provide a good overview for users.
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70-77: Well-organized Community & Support sectionThis section provides clear and easily accessible links to various community platforms (Discord, Twitter, Telegram, and Forum). The presentation is concise and user-friendly.
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9-15: Excellent use of HSL color valuesThe transition to HSL color values for the primary color and its variants is a great improvement. It enhances readability and makes future adjustments more intuitive. The consistent hue across all variants maintains color harmony while the lightness variations create appropriate contrast.
25-26: Move text styling properties to body selectorAs previously suggested, it's better to move the
letter-spacingandline-heightproperties out of the:rootselector. The:rootselector is typically used for CSS variable declarations, while these properties are more appropriately placed in thebodyselector for proper cascading and maintainability.Please apply the following change:
:root { /* ... other variables ... */ - letter-spacing: .0125em; - line-height: 1.7; } +body { + letter-spacing: .0125em; + line-height: 1.7; +}
30-37: Consistent use of HSL in dark themeThe update of dark theme colors to use HSL values is excellent. It maintains consistency with the light theme and ensures color harmony by keeping the same hue. The lightness adjustments are appropriate for dark theme visibility.
55-62: Excellent dark theme color definitionsThe addition of custom properties for neutral and green colors in the dark theme, along with the background color, is well-implemented. The use of HSL values maintains consistency with other color definitions, and the chosen values should provide good contrast and readability in dark mode.
64-76: Good typography improvementsThe typography styles for headings (h1, h2, h3) are well-defined. The font weights create a clear hierarchy, and the border on h2 elements helps visually separate sections. The margin and padding adjustments should improve overall readability and spacing.
78-89: Improved list and admonition stylesThe changes to list styles and admonitions are well-implemented. The increased bottom margin for lists and the bold font for list links should improve readability. The use of custom properties for admonition backgrounds and borders ensures consistency with the overall color scheme and makes future updates easier.
91-98: Good improvements to table and SVG stylesThe changes to table header styles and SVG text are positive. The left-aligned text and removal of borders in table headers should improve readability. The use of a monospace font for SVG text will ensure consistency in flowcharts or diagrams.
100-110: Well-implemented figure and caption stylesThe styles for figures and figcaptions are well-defined. The
width: fit-contenton figures ensures they don't exceed their content size, while the removal of default margins prevents unwanted spacing. The figcaption styles with centered text, italic font, and reduced opacity create a visually pleasing and distinguishable caption appearance.docs/bridge/src/components/SVGBridge.tsx (1)
89-132:⚠️ Potential issueMaintain consistency and address accessibility in the "To" section
The "To" section maintains consistency with the "From" section, which is good for user experience. However, the same accessibility concerns apply here as well.
Please apply the same accessibility improvements suggested for the "From" section to this "To" section. This includes:
- Using
<foreignObject>with HTML elements for interactive parts.- Adding ARIA attributes where appropriate.
- Ensuring keyboard navigation is possible for all interactive elements.
Additionally, consider extracting the common structure of the "From" and "To" sections into a reusable component to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.
docs/bridge/docs/03-Developers/Bridge-SDK/index.md (1)
80-92: Functions introduction is clear and informativeThe introduction to the Functions section, particularly the explanation of the Query Data Type, is well-structured and comprehensive. The use of a tip block to highlight this important information is appropriate and helps users understand the structure of the Query object used in the SDK functions.
docs/bridge/docs/03-Developers/REST-API/index.md (5)
11-20: LGTM! Clear introduction and useful use cases.The introduction succinctly explains the API's purpose, and the listed use cases provide valuable context for potential users. The mention of SDK integration is particularly helpful for developers considering cross-language implementations.
26-27: LGTM! Clear section header for GET Endpoints.The section header clearly indicates that the following content will cover GET endpoints of the API.
155-170: LGTM for/bridgeTxStatusendpoint.The
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1-278: Overall, excellent API documentation with minor improvements suggested.This comprehensive documentation for the Synapse REST API is well-structured, informative, and includes helpful examples. The content covers all necessary aspects of the API, making it a valuable resource for developers.
Key points from the review:
- The deprecation warning and introduction effectively set the context for users.
- Endpoint descriptions are thorough, though some minor standardization in formatting would improve readability.
- JavaScript examples demonstrate API usage well but could benefit from updated styling and error handling.
- Consider expanding the support section with additional resources.
- Address Markdown linting issues for consistent formatting.
- Verify that no sensitive information is exposed in example URLs.
Implementing the suggested improvements will further enhance this already strong documentation.
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[uncategorized] ~111-~111: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ... to swap assets. #### Returns *data: Binary data that forms the input to the...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
[uncategorized] ~112-~112: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...rms the input to the transaction. *to: Set as the [Synapse Router address](/do...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
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Context: ...ighest expected output) quote. *data: Binary data that forms the input to the...(UNLIKELY_OPENING_PUNCTUATION)
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docs/bridge/docs/04-Routers/01-Synapse-Router/index.md (1)
99-138: Well-structured type definitionsThe type definitions for
BridgeToken,DestRequest, andSwapQueryare clear, concise, and well-documented. The use of TypeScript and the detailed comments for each property enhance the readability and understanding of these key structures.
| import { CHAINS, BRIDGABLE_TOKENS } from 'synapse-constants' | ||
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| for (const { chainImg, id, name } of Object.values(CHAINS)) { | ||
| if (id && name) { | ||
| CHAINS_BY_ID[id] = { name, chainImg } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Consider using a more functional approach for CHAINS_BY_ID initialization
While the current implementation works, consider using const for CHAINS_BY_ID and a more functional approach to populate it. This can improve readability and reduce the risk of accidental mutations.
Here's a suggested refactoring:
import { CHAINS, BRIDGABLE_TOKENS } from 'synapse-constants'
const CHAINS_BY_ID = Object.values(CHAINS).reduce((acc, { chainImg, id, name }) => {
if (id && name) {
acc[id] = { name, chainImg };
}
return acc;
}, {} as Record<string, { name: string; chainImg: any }>);This approach uses const and reduce to create an immutable CHAINS_BY_ID object in a single expression, which is more idiomatic in modern JavaScript/TypeScript.
| export default () => | ||
| Object.entries(BRIDGABLE_TOKENS).map(([id, tokens]) => { | ||
| const chain = CHAINS_BY_ID[id] |
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Consider using a named export for the main component
The current implementation uses an anonymous function as the default export. While this works, it can make debugging more challenging and reduces code readability.
Consider refactoring to use a named function component and a named export:
export function BridgableTokensRoutes() {
return Object.entries(BRIDGABLE_TOKENS).map(([id, tokens]) => {
// ... (rest of the component logic)
});
}
export default BridgableTokensRoutes;This approach improves code readability and makes the component's purpose clearer. It also allows for easier importing if you need to use the component name elsewhere in your application.
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| const chainImg = chain.chainImg({ width: 28, height: 28 }) | ||
| return ( | ||
| <section key={id}> | ||
| <h2 | ||
| style={{ | ||
| fontSize: '1.5rem', | ||
| display: 'flex', | ||
| gap: '.75rem', | ||
| alignItems: 'center', | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| {chainImg} {chain.name} <code>{id}</code> | ||
| </h2> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance chain rendering with better styling approach and error handling
The current implementation uses inline styles and doesn't handle potential errors if a chain is not found in CHAINS_BY_ID.
Consider the following improvements:
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Use CSS modules or styled-components for styling instead of inline styles. This will improve maintainability and reusability of styles.
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Add error handling for cases where a chain is not found in
CHAINS_BY_ID.
Here's an example of how you might refactor this part:
import styles from './Routes.module.css'; // Assuming you're using CSS modules
// ... (earlier code)
const chain = CHAINS_BY_ID[id];
if (!chain) {
console.warn(`Chain with id ${id} not found`);
return null; // or render some fallback UI
}
const chainImg = chain.chainImg({ width: 28, height: 28 });
return (
<section key={id} className={styles.chainSection}>
<h2 className={styles.chainHeader}>
{chainImg} {chain.name} <code>{id}</code>
</h2>
{/* ... (rest of the component) */}
</section>
);This approach separates styling concerns and adds robustness to the component.
| {Object.values(tokens).map((token) => { | ||
| const tokenImg = | ||
| typeof token.icon === 'string' ? ( | ||
| <img width="16" height="16" src={token.icon} /> | ||
| ) : ( | ||
| token.icon({ width: 16, height: 16 }) | ||
| ) | ||
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| return ( | ||
| <span | ||
| key={token.addresses[id]} | ||
| style={{ | ||
| display: 'inline-flex', | ||
| gap: '.5rem', | ||
| alignItems: 'center', | ||
| padding: '.25rem .5rem', | ||
| }} | ||
| > | ||
| {tokenImg} {token.symbol} | ||
| </span> | ||
| ) | ||
| })} | ||
| </section> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve token rendering with better styling and key assignment
The current implementation uses inline styles for token layout and might have a potential issue with key assignment for token spans.
Consider the following improvements:
- Use CSS modules or styled-components for styling instead of inline styles.
- Use a more unique key for token spans, combining the chain id and token symbol.
Here's an example of how you might refactor this part:
import styles from './Routes.module.css'; // Assuming you're using CSS modules
// ... (earlier code)
{Object.values(tokens).map((token) => {
const tokenImg =
typeof token.icon === 'string' ? (
<img width="16" height="16" src={token.icon} alt={token.symbol} />
) : (
token.icon({ width: 16, height: 16 })
);
return (
<span
key={`${id}-${token.symbol}`}
className={styles.tokenSpan}
>
{tokenImg} {token.symbol}
</span>
);
})}This approach separates styling concerns and provides a more reliable key for each token span. Also, note the addition of an alt attribute to the img tag for better accessibility.
| width="384" | ||
| height="128" | ||
| rx="4" | ||
| className="bridgeSurface" | ||
| mask="url(#switcherMask)" | ||
| /> | ||
| <rect x="16" y="20" width="116" height="36" rx="4" fillOpacity=".1" /> | ||
| <text x="28" y="44" style={{ fontSize: '1.1rem', fontWeight: 500 }}> | ||
| Network | ||
| </text> | ||
| <path stroke="currentcolor" d="m108 34 4.5 8 4.5 -8z" /> | ||
| <rect x="304" y="62" width="80" height="36" rx="4" fillOpacity=".1" /> | ||
| <text | ||
| x="316" | ||
| y="82" | ||
| dominantBaseline="middle" | ||
| style={{ fontSize: '1.2rem', fontWeight: 500 }} | ||
| > | ||
| Out | ||
| </text> | ||
| <path stroke="currentcolor" d="m361 77 4.5 8 4.5 -8z" /> | ||
| <text | ||
| x="380" | ||
| y="124" | ||
| textAnchor="end" | ||
| opacity=".67" | ||
| style={{ fontSize: '.9rem' }} | ||
| > | ||
| Available 0.0000 | ||
| </text> | ||
| <text | ||
| x="24" | ||
| y="102" | ||
| dominantBaseline="middle" | ||
| style={{ fontSize: '2rem', fontWeight: 500 }} | ||
| > | ||
| 0.0000 | ||
| </text> | ||
| <rect | ||
| x="8" | ||
| y="144" | ||
| width="384" | ||
| height="128" | ||
| rx="4" | ||
| className="bridgeSurface" | ||
| mask="url(#switcherMask)" | ||
| /> | ||
| <rect x="16" y="154" width="116" height="36" rx="4" fillOpacity=".1" /> | ||
| <text x="28" y="178" style={{ fontSize: '1.1rem', fontWeight: 500 }}> | ||
| Network | ||
| </text> | ||
| <path stroke="currentcolor" d="m108 168 4.5 8 4.5 -8z" /> | ||
| <text | ||
| x="24" | ||
| y="230" | ||
| dominantBaseline="middle" | ||
| style={{ fontSize: '2rem', fontWeight: 500 }} | ||
| > | ||
| 0.0000 | ||
| </text> | ||
| <rect x="320" y="210" width="64" height="36" rx="4" fillOpacity=".1" /> | ||
| <text | ||
| x="332" | ||
| y="230" | ||
| dominantBaseline="middle" | ||
| style={{ fontSize: '1.2rem', fontWeight: 500 }} | ||
| > | ||
| In | ||
| </text> | ||
| <path stroke="currentcolor" d="m361 225 4.5 8 4.5 -8z" /> | ||
| <rect | ||
| x="186" | ||
| y="126" | ||
| width="28" | ||
| height="28" | ||
| rx="2" | ||
| className="bridgeSurface" | ||
| /> | ||
| <path | ||
| stroke="currentcolor" | ||
| strokeWidth="2" | ||
| opacity=".7" | ||
| fill="none" | ||
| d="m200 131.5 v15 l-6 -5.5 m6 5.5 l6 -5.5" | ||
| /> | ||
| <text | ||
| x="364" | ||
| y="300" | ||
| textAnchor="end" | ||
| style={{ fontSize: '.9rem', fontWeight: 500 }} | ||
| > | ||
| 25 seconds via SynapseRFQ | ||
| </text> | ||
| <path | ||
| stroke="currentcolor" | ||
| strokeWidth="2" | ||
| fill="none" | ||
| opacity=".67" | ||
| d="m372 289 5 5 5 -5 m-10 7 5 5 5 -5" | ||
| /> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider parameterizing hardcoded values and preparing for dynamic content
The SVG structure effectively represents a network bridge interface. However, there are several areas where improvements could be made for maintainability and to prepare for dynamic content:
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Hardcoded values: Many coordinates, dimensions, and text content are hardcoded. This can make the component difficult to maintain and adjust.
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Placeholder content: Some text elements contain placeholder values (0.0000), which suggests they might be intended for dynamic content.
Consider the following improvements:
- Extract hardcoded values into constants or props:
interface SVGWidgetProps {
width: number;
height: number;
networkValue: string;
availableValue: string;
// Add more props as needed
}
const SVGWidget: React.FC<SVGWidgetProps> = ({
width,
height,
networkValue,
availableValue,
// ... other props
}) => {
// Use these props in your SVG
}- Prepare for dynamic content:
<text
x="24"
y="102"
dominantBaseline="middle"
style={{ fontSize: '2rem', fontWeight: 500 }}
>
{networkValue}
</text>- Use a layout system or calculate positions based on the SVG's dimensions to make the component more flexible and responsive.
These changes will make the component more maintainable and adaptable to different use cases.
| ```js | ||
| import { useSynapseContext } from '@/utils/SynapseProvider' | ||
| import { Zero } from '@ethersproject/constants' | ||
| import { useState, useEffect } from 'react' | ||
| import { getNetwork } from '@wagmi/core' | ||
| import { | ||
| DEFAULT_FROM_CHAIN, | ||
| DEFAULT_TO_CHAIN, | ||
| DEFAULT_FROM_TOKEN, | ||
| DEFAULT_TO_TOKEN, | ||
| } from '@/constants/bridge' | ||
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| export default function HomePage({ address }: { address: `0x${string}` }) { | ||
| // Get the synapse sdk | ||
| const SynapseSDK = useSynapseContext() | ||
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| // Get the current time | ||
| const time = // add logic to get the current unix timestamp | ||
| // Example state hooks | ||
| const [fromToken, setFromToken] = useState(DEFAULT_FROM_TOKEN) | ||
| const [toToken, setToToken] = useState(DEFAULT_TO_TOKEN) | ||
| const [fromChainId, setFromChainId] = useState(DEFAULT_FROM_CHAIN) | ||
| const [toChainId, setToChainId] = useState(DEFAULT_TO_CHAIN) | ||
| const [amount, setAmount] = useState(Zero) | ||
| const [bridgeQuote, setBridgeQuote] = useState({ | ||
| outputAmountString: '', | ||
| quotes: { originQuery: null, destQuery: null }, | ||
| }) | ||
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| // Set connected network when component is mounted | ||
| useEffect(() => { | ||
| const { chain: fromChainIdRaw } = getNetwork() | ||
| setFromChainId(fromChainIdRaw ? fromChainIdRaw?.id : DEFAULT_FROM_CHAIN) | ||
| }, []) | ||
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| // Get Quote function | ||
| // Suggestion: this function should be triggered from an useEffect when amount or to/from token/chain is altered | ||
| const getQuote = async () = { | ||
| SynapseSDK.bridgeQuote( | ||
| fromChainId, | ||
| toChainId, | ||
| fromToken, | ||
| toToken, | ||
| amount, | ||
| { | ||
| deadline: time + 10000, | ||
| excludedModules: [], | ||
| originUserAddress: address, | ||
| } | ||
| ) | ||
| .then( | ||
| ({ feeAmount, bridgeFee, maxAmountOut, originQuery, destQuery }) => { | ||
| let toValueBigNum = maxAmountOut ?? Zero | ||
| let toValueBase = toValueBigNum.div(toDecimals).toString() | ||
| let toValueMantissa = toValueBigNum.mod(toDecimals).toString() | ||
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| setBridgeQuote({ | ||
| outputAmountString: toValueBase + '.' + toValueMantissa, | ||
| quotes: { | ||
| originQuery, | ||
| destQuery, | ||
| }, | ||
| }) | ||
| // do something | ||
| } | ||
| ) | ||
| .catch((err) => { | ||
| alert('error getting quote', err) | ||
| // do something | ||
| }) | ||
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| } | ||
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| // Execute bridge function | ||
| const executeBridge = async () = { | ||
| await Synapse.bridge( | ||
| toAddress, // To Address | ||
| bridgeQuote.routerAddress, // bridge router contract address | ||
| fromChainId, // Origin Chain | ||
| toChainId, // Destination Chain | ||
| fromToken, // Origin Token Address | ||
| amount, // Amount | ||
| bridgeQuote.quotes.originQuery, // Origin query from bridgeQuote() | ||
| bridgeQuote.quotes.destQuery // Destination query from bridgeQuote() | ||
| ).then(({to, data}) => { | ||
| // do something | ||
| } | ||
| ) | ||
| .catch((err) => { | ||
| alert('error bridging', err) | ||
| // do something | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
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| ``` |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance error handling and user feedback in the homepage component
The homepage component could benefit from improved error handling, user feedback, and code organization.
Consider the following improvements:
- Add loading states for asynchronous operations.
- Implement proper error handling and user feedback.
- Use TypeScript for better type safety.
- Organize the code into smaller, reusable functions.
Here's an example of how you could refactor part of the code:
import React, { useState, useEffect } from 'react'
import { useSynapseContext } from '@/utils/SynapseProvider'
import { Zero } from '@ethersproject/constants'
import { getNetwork } from '@wagmi/core'
import {
DEFAULT_FROM_CHAIN,
DEFAULT_TO_CHAIN,
DEFAULT_FROM_TOKEN,
DEFAULT_TO_TOKEN,
} from '@/constants/bridge'
import { BigNumber } from '@ethersproject/bignumber'
interface HomePageProps {
address: `0x${string}`
}
export default function HomePage({ address }: HomePageProps) {
const SynapseSDK = useSynapseContext()
const [fromToken, setFromToken] = useState(DEFAULT_FROM_TOKEN)
const [toToken, setToToken] = useState(DEFAULT_TO_TOKEN)
const [fromChainId, setFromChainId] = useState(DEFAULT_FROM_CHAIN)
const [toChainId, setToChainId] = useState(DEFAULT_TO_CHAIN)
const [amount, setAmount] = useState(Zero)
const [bridgeQuote, setBridgeQuote] = useState<{
outputAmountString: string
quotes: { originQuery: any; destQuery: any }
}>({
outputAmountString: '',
quotes: { originQuery: null, destQuery: null },
})
const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(false)
const [error, setError] = useState<string | null>(null)
useEffect(() => {
const { chain: fromChainIdRaw } = getNetwork()
setFromChainId(fromChainIdRaw ? fromChainIdRaw.id : DEFAULT_FROM_CHAIN)
}, [])
const getQuote = async () => {
setIsLoading(true)
setError(null)
try {
const quote = await SynapseSDK.bridgeQuote(
fromChainId,
toChainId,
fromToken,
toToken,
amount,
{
deadline: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) + 10000,
excludedModules: [],
originUserAddress: address,
}
)
const toValueBigNum = quote.maxAmountOut ?? Zero
const toDecimals = BigNumber.from(10).pow(18) // Assuming 18 decimals, adjust if needed
const toValueBase = toValueBigNum.div(toDecimals).toString()
const toValueMantissa = toValueBigNum.mod(toDecimals).toString()
setBridgeQuote({
outputAmountString: `${toValueBase}.${toValueMantissa}`,
quotes: {
originQuery: quote.originQuery,
destQuery: quote.destQuery,
},
})
} catch (err) {
setError('Error getting quote: ' + (err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err)))
} finally {
setIsLoading(false)
}
}
// ... (implement executeBridge function similarly)
return (
<div>
{/* Implement your UI here, using the state variables and functions */}
{isLoading && <p>Loading...</p>}
{error && <p style={{ color: 'red' }}>{error}</p>}
{/* ... */}
</div>
)
}This refactored version includes loading states, proper error handling, and improved TypeScript usage. It also separates the quote calculation logic for better readability.
| ```js | ||
| import '@styles/global.css' | ||
| import '@rainbow-me/rainbowkit/styles.css' | ||
| import { SynapseProvider } from '@/utils/SynapseProvider' | ||
| import type { AppProps } from 'next/app' | ||
| import { Provider as EthersProvider } from '@ethersproject/abstract-provider' | ||
| import { JsonRpcProvider } from '@ethersproject/providers' | ||
| import { configureChains, createClient, WagmiConfig } from 'wagmi' | ||
| import { | ||
| mainnet, | ||
| arbitrum, | ||
| aurora, | ||
| avalanche, | ||
| bsc, | ||
| canto, | ||
| fantom, | ||
| harmonyOne, | ||
| metis, | ||
| moonbeam, | ||
| moonriver, | ||
| optimism, | ||
| polygon, | ||
| } from 'wagmi/chains' | ||
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| import { | ||
| getDefaultWallets, | ||
| RainbowKitProvider, | ||
| darkTheme, | ||
| } from '@rainbow-me/rainbowkit' | ||
| import { alchemyProvider } from 'wagmi/providers/alchemy' | ||
| import { publicProvider } from 'wagmi/providers/public' | ||
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| export default function App({ Component, pageProps }: AppProps) { | ||
| const { chains, provider } = configureChains([mainnet, | ||
| arbitrum, | ||
| aurora, | ||
| avalanche, | ||
| bsc, | ||
| canto, | ||
| fantom, | ||
| harmonyOne, | ||
| metis, | ||
| moonbeam, | ||
| moonriver, | ||
| optimism, | ||
| polygon], [ | ||
| alchemyProvider({ apiKey: 'API_KEY' }), | ||
| publicProvider(), | ||
| ]) | ||
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| const { connectors } = getDefaultWallets({ | ||
| appName: 'ExampleApp', | ||
| chains, | ||
| }) | ||
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| const wagmiClient = createClient({ | ||
| autoConnect: true, | ||
| connectors, | ||
| provider, | ||
| }) | ||
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| // Synapse client params setup example | ||
| let synapseProviders: EthersProvider[] = [] | ||
| chains.map((chain) => { | ||
| let rpc: EthersProvider = new JsonRpcProvider(chain.rpcUrls.default.http[0]) | ||
| synapseProviders.push(rpc) | ||
| }) | ||
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| return ( | ||
| <WagmiConfig client={wagmiClient}> | ||
| <RainbowKitProvider chains={chains} theme={darkTheme()}> | ||
| <SynapseProvider | ||
| chainIds={chains.map((chain) => chain.id)} | ||
| providers={synapseProviders} | ||
| > | ||
| <Component {...pageProps} /> | ||
| </SynapseProvider> | ||
| </RainbowKitProvider> | ||
| </WagmiConfig> | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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Address potential security concerns in the app.tsx file
The app.tsx file contains some potential security issues that should be addressed.
Consider the following improvements:
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Remove or securely manage the API key:
The Alchemy API key is hardcoded in the file. This is a security risk, especially if this code is committed to a public repository. -
Implement proper error handling:
The current implementation doesn't handle potential errors that might occur during chain configuration or client creation. -
Use environment variables for configuration:
Instead of hardcoding values like the app name and API keys, use environment variables.
Here's an example of how you could refactor part of the code:
import { configureChains, createClient, WagmiConfig } from 'wagmi'
import { mainnet, arbitrum, /* ... other chains ... */ } from 'wagmi/chains'
import { getDefaultWallets, RainbowKitProvider, darkTheme } from '@rainbow-me/rainbowkit'
import { alchemyProvider } from 'wagmi/providers/alchemy'
import { publicProvider } from 'wagmi/providers/public'
// Use environment variables for sensitive information
const ALCHEMY_API_KEY = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_ALCHEMY_API_KEY
const APP_NAME = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_NAME || 'ExampleApp'
if (!ALCHEMY_API_KEY) {
console.warn('Alchemy API key not found. Falling back to public provider only.')
}
export default function App({ Component, pageProps }: AppProps) {
const { chains, provider } = configureChains(
[mainnet, arbitrum, /* ... other chains ... */],
[
ALCHEMY_API_KEY ? alchemyProvider({ apiKey: ALCHEMY_API_KEY }) : null,
publicProvider(),
].filter(Boolean)
)
const { connectors } = getDefaultWallets({
appName: APP_NAME,
chains,
})
const wagmiClient = createClient({
autoConnect: true,
connectors,
provider,
})
// ... rest of the component
return (
<WagmiConfig client={wagmiClient}>
<RainbowKitProvider chains={chains} theme={darkTheme()}>
<SynapseProvider
chainIds={chains.map((chain) => chain.id)}
providers={synapseProviders}
>
<Component {...pageProps} />
</SynapseProvider>
</RainbowKitProvider>
</WagmiConfig>
)
}This refactored version uses environment variables for sensitive information, includes error handling for the API key, and removes hardcoded values. Make sure to update your .env.local file (and add it to .gitignore) with the necessary environment variables:
NEXT_PUBLIC_ALCHEMY_API_KEY=your_alchemy_api_key_here
NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_NAME=YourAppName
| /// Perform a cross-chain swap using Synapse:Bridge | ||
| /// Start from `amountIn` worth of `tokenIn` on origin chain | ||
| /// Receive `tokenOut` on destination chain | ||
| function synapseBridge( | ||
| originChainId: Number, | ||
| destChainId: Number, | ||
| tokenIn: Address, | ||
| tokenOut: Address, | ||
| amountIn: BigInt, | ||
| userOrigin: Address, | ||
| userDest: Address, | ||
| userSettings: UserSettings | ||
| ) { | ||
| // Every cross-chain swap via Synapse:Bridge is fueled by using one of the | ||
| // supported "bridge tokens" as the intermediary token. | ||
| // A following set of actions will be initiated by a single SynapseRouter.bridge() call: | ||
| // - Origin chain: tokenIn -> bToken swap is performed | ||
| // - Synapse: bridge bToken from origin chain to destination | ||
| // - Destination chain: bToken -> tokenOut is performed | ||
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| // Here we describe a list of actions to perform such a cross-chain swap, knowing only | ||
| // - tokenIn, tokenOut, amountIn | ||
| // - SynapseRouter deployments | ||
| // - User settings for maximum slippage and deadline | ||
| // - User address on origin and destinaion chain (might be equal or different) | ||
|
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| // Beware: below is a TypeScript pseudocode. | ||
|
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| // 0. Fetch deployments of SynapseRouter on origin and destiantion chains | ||
| let routerOrigin = getSynapseRouter(originChainId); | ||
| let routerDest = getSynapseRouter(destChainId); | ||
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| // 1. Determine the set of bridge tokens that could enable "receive tokenOut on destination chain" | ||
| // For that we pefrorm a static call to SynapseRouter on destination chain | ||
| let bridgeTokens = routerDest.getConnectedBridgeTokens(tokenOut); | ||
| // Then we get the list of bridge token symbols | ||
| let symbols = bridgeTokens.map((token) => token.symbol); | ||
|
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| // 2. Get the list of Queries with possible swap instructions for origin chain | ||
| // For that we pefrorm a static call to SynapseRouter on origin chain | ||
| // This gets us the quotes from tokenIn to every bridge token (one quote per bridge token in the list) | ||
| let originQueries = routerOrigin.getOriginAmountOut( | ||
| tokenIn, | ||
| symbols, | ||
| amountIn | ||
| ); | ||
|
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| // 3. Get the list of Queries with possible swap instructions for destination chain | ||
| // First, we form a list of "destiantion requests" by merging | ||
| // list of token symbols with list of quotes obtained in step 2. | ||
| let requests = symbols.map((value, index) => { | ||
| let request: DestRequest = { | ||
| symbol: value, | ||
| amountIn: originQueries[index].minAmountOut, | ||
| }; | ||
| return request; | ||
| }); | ||
| // Then we perform a static call to SynapseRouter on destination chain | ||
| // This gets us the quotes from every bridge token to tokenOut (one quote per bridge token in the list) | ||
| // These quotes will take into account the fee for bridging the token to destination chain | ||
| let destQueries = routerDest.getDestinationAmountOut(requests, tokenOut); | ||
|
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| // 4. Pick a pair of originQueries[i], destQueries[i] to pefrom the cross-chain swap | ||
| // In this example we are picking the pair that yeilds the best overall quote | ||
| let destQuery = maxBy(destQueries, (query) => query.minAmountOut); | ||
| let selectedIndex = destQueries.indexOf(destQuery) | ||
| let originQuery = originQueries[selectedIndex] | ||
|
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| // Now we apply user slippage and deadline settings | ||
| originQuery = applyUserSettings(originQuery, userSettings) | ||
| destQuery = applyUserSettings(destQuery, userSettings) | ||
|
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| // 5. Call SynapseRouter on origin chain to perform a swap | ||
| let amountETH: BigInt; | ||
| // 0xEeee address is used to represent native ETH | ||
| if (tokenIn == "0xEeeeeEeeeEeEeeEeEeEeeEEEeeeeEeeeeeeeEEeE") { | ||
| // If user selected "native ETH" as tokenIn, we would need to modify msg.value for the call | ||
| amountETH = amountIn; | ||
| } else { | ||
| // If user selected an ERC-20 token as tokenIn, we would need to use msg.value=0 | ||
| amountETH = 0 | ||
| // We also need to check if user approved routerOrigin to spend `tokenIn` | ||
| if (allowance(tokenIn, userOrigin, routerOrigin) < amountIn) { | ||
| // Users needs to issue a token approval | ||
| // tokenIn.approve(routerOrigin, amountIn) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| // Perform a call to Synapse Router with all the derevied parameters | ||
| // Use previously determined msg.value for this call | ||
| // (WETH wrapping is done by the Synapse Router) | ||
| routerOrigin.bridge{value: amountETH}( | ||
| userDest, | ||
| destChainId, | ||
| tokenIn, | ||
| amountIn, | ||
| originQuery, | ||
| destQuery | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider enhancing error handling and type safety
The synapseBridge function provides a comprehensive example of using the Synapse Router for cross-chain swaps. To further improve this example:
- Add error handling for API calls and potential failure scenarios.
- Use more specific types instead of
Numberfor chain IDs. - Consider using TypeScript's nullish coalescing operator for safer operations.
Here's an example of how you might enhance a portion of the function:
import { ChainId } from './types'; // Assume we have a ChainId type defined
async function synapseBridge(
originChainId: ChainId,
destChainId: ChainId,
// ... other parameters
) {
try {
const routerOrigin = await getSynapseRouter(originChainId);
const routerDest = await getSynapseRouter(destChainId);
if (!routerOrigin || !routerDest) {
throw new Error('Failed to get Synapse Router for specified chain');
}
const bridgeTokens = await routerDest.getConnectedBridgeTokens(tokenOut);
const symbols = bridgeTokens.map((token) => token.symbol);
// ... rest of the function
} catch (error) {
console.error('Error in synapseBridge:', error);
throw error; // or handle it as appropriate for your use case
}
}This enhancement improves type safety with ChainId, adds basic error handling, and ensures the routers are available before proceeding.
| export default () => { | ||
| return ( | ||
| <svg | ||
| id="synapseAnimatedLogo" |
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Potential conflict with duplicate ids in SVG elements when multiple instances are rendered
Using ids like synapseAnimatedLogo and synapseLogoPath can lead to conflicts if multiple instances of this component are rendered on the same page, as ids must be unique within the document. Consider generating unique ids or using className instead.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider naming the exported component function
By providing a name for the exported component, you improve stack traces and debugging. For example:
-export default () => {
+const AnimatedLogo = () => {
// component code
+}
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| export default () => { | |
| const AnimatedLogo = () => { |
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docs/bridge/docs/01-About/03-Routes.md (1)
3-5: LGTM: Clear and informative introduction.The header and introductory text provide a concise overview of the page's content and purpose. The reference to the Synapse Bridge for route checking is helpful.
Consider adding a brief explanation of what "routes" means in this context, as it might not be immediately clear to all users.
docs/bridge/docs/01-About/01-DAO.md (3)
5-7: Consider enhancing the introductionThe introduction provides a good starting point, but it could be more engaging and informative. Consider adding:
- A brief definition of what the Synapse DAO is.
- The purpose or goals of the DAO.
- A specific example or two of past governance initiatives to give readers a concrete idea of the DAO's activities.
This additional information would help readers better understand the significance of the Synapse DAO from the outset.
15-18: Enhance descriptions in the Governance Components sectionThe current descriptions are concise, but they could be more informative. Consider expanding them slightly:
## Governance Components * [Forum](https://forum.synapseprotocol.com/): A platform for community discussion where proposals are posted and refined before official voting. This allows for feedback and improvements to proposals. * [Snapshot](https://snapshot.org/#/synapseprotocol.eth): A decentralized governance platform for conducting official, off-chain votes using SYN tokens across multiple supported chains.These expanded descriptions provide more context about the role of each component in the governance process.
1-18: Overall assessment: Good foundation with room for improvementThis document provides a solid introduction to the Synapse DAO. The structure is clear, and it covers key aspects of the DAO's governance. However, there are a few areas that could be enhanced:
- The introduction could be more engaging and informative.
- Some sections would benefit from additional details or clarifications.
- There are minor issues with wording and a typo to be addressed.
Additionally, please review this document for consistency with other documentation in terms of style, tone, and level of detail. Consider adding cross-references to related documents if applicable, such as those explaining SYN tokens or the broader Synapse ecosystem.
These improvements will help create a more comprehensive and user-friendly documentation experience.
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docs/bridge/docs/01-About/02-Brand-Assets.md (2)
5-12: Improve table formatting for better compatibilityThe Logo section provides a clear overview of available logo assets. However, the table formatting can be improved for better compatibility with various Markdown renderers.
Consider adjusting the table format as follows:
## Logo -| Name | Image | -|----------------------------------------------------------------------|- -| [`synapse-logo-onLight.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-onLight.svg) |  -| [`synapse-logo-onDark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-onDark.svg) |  -| [`synapse-logo-black.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-black.svg) |  -| [`synapse-logo-white.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-white.svg) |  +| Name | Image | +|------|-------| +| [`synapse-logo-onLight.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-onLight.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-logo-onDark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-onDark.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-logo-black.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-black.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-logo-white.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-logo-white.svg) |  |This format ensures proper rendering across different Markdown processors and improves readability in raw format.
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14-21: Improve table formatting for the Mark sectionThe Mark section, like the Logo section, provides a clear overview of available assets. However, the table formatting can be improved for better compatibility and consistency.
Consider adjusting the table format as follows:
## Mark -| Name | Image | -|--------------------------------------------------------------------|- -| [`synapse-mark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark.svg) |  -| [`synapse-mark-white.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark-white.svg) |  -| [`synapse-mark-black.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark-black.svg) |  -| [`synapse-border-mark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-border-mark.svg) |  +| Name | Image | +|------|-------| +| [`synapse-mark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-mark-white.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark-white.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-mark-black.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-mark-black.svg) |  | +| [`synapse-border-mark.svg`](/brand-assets/synapse-border-mark.svg) |  |This format ensures proper rendering across different Markdown processors, improves readability in raw format, and maintains consistency with the Logo section.
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docs/bridge/src/components/HomepageFeatures/index.tsx (3)
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44-57: LGTM: Modernized function syntaxThe
Featurecomponent has been updated to use modern JavaScript syntax:
- Converted to an arrow function, which is a common practice in React components.
- Simplified return statement using implicit return, improving readability.
These changes maintain the original functionality while making the code more concise.
Consider destructuring the
FeatureItemprops directly in the function parameters for even cleaner code:const Feature = ({ title, Svg, description }: FeatureItem) => ( // ... component body ... )This eliminates the need for separate destructuring inside the function body.
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60-71: LGTM: Streamlined export and function syntaxThe
HomepageFeaturescomponent has been updated with modern JavaScript practices:
- Converted to an anonymous arrow function and exported directly.
- Simplified return statement using implicit return, improving readability.
These changes maintain the original functionality while making the code more concise and consistent with modern React patterns.
For consistency with the
Featurecomponent and better readability, consider naming the exported function:export const HomepageFeatures = () => ( // ... component body ... )This makes the component's purpose clearer when imported in other files and maintains consistency throughout the codebase.
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1-71: Overall: Excellent modernization of the HomepageFeatures componentThe changes in this file successfully modernize the
HomepageFeaturescomponent and its subcomponents:
- Consistent use of arrow functions for all component definitions.
- Adoption of implicit returns for cleaner and more concise code.
- Updated ESLint rules and import statements to support the new structure.
- Improved type definitions for better TypeScript integration.
These modifications enhance code readability and maintainability while preserving the original functionality. The consistent application of modern React and TypeScript practices throughout the file is commendable.
To further improve the component's architecture, consider:
- Extracting the
FeatureListarray to a separate file if it's likely to be modified frequently or used elsewhere.- Using a custom hook for any complex logic if the component grows in the future.
- Implementing prop-types or more detailed TypeScript interfaces if the component is part of a larger, complex system.
These suggestions can help maintain the component's scalability and reusability as the project evolves.
docs/bridge/docs/02-Bridge/index.md (1)
23-29: Expand on CCTP explanationWhile the empty links have been addressed in a previous comment, it's worth noting that the CCTP (Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol) function lacks a brief explanation. Consider adding a short description to clarify its purpose and significance in the context of USDC bridging.
Example:
* **CCTP (Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol)** – Native router for USDC, enabling seamless and secure transfers of USDC across supported blockchains.🧰 Tools
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docs/bridge/src/css/custom.css (4)
17-17: Consider removing commented-out codeThe commented line
/* --docusaurus-highlighted-code-line-bg: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1); */appears to be unused. If this code is no longer needed, it's best to remove it entirely to keep the stylesheet clean and maintainable.
52-64: Good heading style improvementsThe new heading styles enhance the visual hierarchy of the content. The border-top on h2 effectively separates sections, and the font weights are well-adjusted for each heading level.
For consistency, consider using HSL values for the h2 border color to match the rest of the stylesheet:
h2 { font-weight: 600; - border-top: 1px solid hsl(285deg 20% 50% / 20%); + border-top: 1px solid hsl(285deg 20% 50% / 0.2); margin-top: 1.5em; padding-top: 1em; }
78-88: Excellent figure and caption stylingThe new styles for figures and figcaptions greatly improve the presentation of visual content. Setting figures to
width: fit-contentallows them to adjust to their content size, while the figcaption styles nicely distinguish captions from the main content.For better maintainability, consider using a CSS variable for the figcaption opacity:
:root { + --figcaption-opacity: 0.67; } figcaption { text-align: center; font-style: italic; - opacity: .67; + opacity: var(--figcaption-opacity); margin: 1rem 0; }
94-105: Excellent responsive layout for flow groupThe addition of a media query for screens wider than 720px, along with the use of CSS Grid, greatly improves the responsiveness and layout of the flow group. This change will enhance the presentation of content on larger screens.
However, the
subgridfeature used here is not yet widely supported. Consider adding a fallback for browsers that don't support subgrid:@media only screen and (min-width: 720px) { #flowGroup { display: grid; gap: .5rem; + grid-template-rows: auto auto; /* Fallback for browsers without subgrid support */ } #flowGroup figure { display: grid; grid-template-rows: subgrid; grid-row: 1 / 3; align-items: center; } + + /* Fallback styles for browsers without subgrid support */ + @supports not (grid-template-rows: subgrid) { + #flowGroup figure { + grid-template-rows: 1fr 1fr; + } + } }
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docs/bridge/docs/01-About/03-Routes.md (2)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct.The import statement for the
Routescomponent is properly formatted and uses a relative path, which is appropriate for custom components in documentation.
7-7: LGTM: Component usage looks correct.The
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1-3: LGTM: Well-structured document headerThe YAML front matter is correctly formatted, and the title accurately represents the content of the document.
docs/bridge/docs/01-About/02-Brand-Assets.md (1)
1-21: Excellent documentation of brand assetsThe overall structure and content of this file are well-organized and comprehensive. It provides clear access to various Synapse brand assets, including both logos and marks with different color options. The inclusion of image previews alongside download links is particularly helpful for users.
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1-18: LGTM: Clear and informative introductionThe introduction section provides a concise overview of the Synapse Bridge, its capabilities, and supported blockchains. The use of the
BridgeFlowcomponent adds a visual element that enhances the explanation of the bridge process.
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31-37: LGTM: Clear explanation of pool liquidityThe pool liquidity section provides a concise and informative explanation of how Synapse liquidity pools work, including the use of nexus tokens. The inclusion of an illustrative image (lp-tokens.svg) enhances the understanding of the concept.
38-58: LGTM: Clear instructions with minor issueThe "How to Bridge" section provides clear, step-by-step instructions for using the Synapse Bridge. The inclusion of the
SVGBridgecomponent helps users visualize the interface. The link to bridge contracts at the end is functional and provides valuable additional information.Note: A previous review has already addressed the numbering issue in the steps. Please refer to the existing comment for suggestions on how to resolve this.
docs/bridge/src/css/custom.css (7)
9-15: Excellent use of HSL color valuesThe switch from hex codes to HSL values for primary colors and their variants is a great improvement. HSL (Hue, Saturation, Lightness) format offers better readability and easier manipulation of colors, enhancing maintainability and flexibility in the long run.
19-23: Good addition of new CSS variablesThe new CSS variables for secondary colors and background enhance the overall color scheme and improve consistency across the stylesheet. This addition will make it easier to maintain and adjust colors throughout the project.
24-25: Consider moving text styling properties out of:rootselectorAs mentioned in a previous review, it's recommended to move the
letter-spacingandline-heightproperties out of the:rootselector. These properties are typically applied to thebodyor another appropriate selector for better cascading and maintainability.
29-50: Excellent dark mode color managementThe dark mode color scheme has been thoughtfully updated using HSL values, maintaining consistency with the light mode changes. The addition of new CSS variables for various elements in dark mode provides better control and flexibility. This update significantly improves the readability and maintainability of the dark mode theme.
66-67: Improved list stylingThe adjustments to list margins and link font weights enhance the readability and visual appeal of the content. The increased bottom margin helps to better separate lists from surrounding elements, improving overall content structure.
69-76: Good improvements to table and SVG stylesThe adjustments to table header styles enhance the visual structure of tables, making them more readable. Setting SVG text to use a monospace font is a smart choice, especially for technical content, as it improves clarity and readability of diagrams or code snippets within SVGs.
90-93: Good flow group width adjustmentSetting the #flowGroup and its figures to 100% width ensures that they utilize the full available space. This change can significantly improve the layout and readability of flow diagrams or similar content, especially on larger screens.
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- There's a typo in the first sentence:
- SYN holders with more than 100,000 SYN tokens can put forward proposals to be be voted on by the DAO.
+ SYN holders with more than 100,000 SYN tokens can put forward proposals to be voted on by the DAO.- Consider rephrasing the second paragraph for conciseness:
- In order to be adopted by the DAO, a proposal must gather at least `50% + 1` of all votes and reach the minimum quorum of 5 million SYN tokens.
+ For a proposal to be adopted, it must receive a majority (at least 50% + 1) of all votes and reach a minimum quorum of 5 million SYN tokens.- Consider adding clarification on the following points:
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We want to link to either discord or telegram here as well as discussion forums, or are these too informal @Defi-Moses
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We can link to discord here too
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Explorer should not be double bracketed here. It looks awkward 
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I don't think this belongs in this section of the docs, these aren't really user/"customer" facing and while we definitely want to document them in a public way I wouldn't consider understanding scribe essential to understanding the protocol.
Lmk if this makes sense @Defi-Moses
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This isn't "the relayer" but rather the canonical implementation of "a relayer", anyone can run a cctp relayer and other implementations exist (e.g. @aureliusbtc built one in rust) so we wanna highlight while we have an implementation people can run it's not "the implementation" but "a implementation" of the protocol
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docs/bridge/docs/04-Routers/CCTP/index.md (2)
42-43: Remove or uncomment linksThere are commented-out links at the end of this section. If these links are not intended for future use, consider removing them to keep the documentation clean. If they are meant to be included, uncomment and update them as necessary.
124-126: LGTM with a suggestion: Enhance observability informationThe recommended services section provides valuable information about using open telemetry for tracing and metrics. The recommendation to set up the Submitter Dashboard is helpful.
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1-15: LGTM: Clear introduction and visual representationThe introduction effectively explains the CCTP Router and its purpose. The inclusion of the
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+A Go application which coordinates on-chain events & stored message states to relay user funds. This is one implementation of a CCTP relayer, which can be run by anyone and is easily observable. Other implementations, such as one built in Rust, also exist.This change clarifies that the Synapse CCTP relayer is one of multiple possible implementations.
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| * Provide bridge liquidity. | ||
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| * Integrate the Synapse Javascript SDK with your non-Javascript application. | ||
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The introduction provides a good overview, but it could be more informative. Consider adding:
- A brief explanation of what Synapse is for context.
- Mention of any rate limits or authentication requirements.
- A link to the full API documentation or Swagger UI if available.
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The base URL is provided, which is good. However, consider adding the following information:
- Explicitly mention that HTTPS is required for all API calls.
- If applicable, explain how API versioning is handled in the URL (e.g.,
/v1/). - Mention any regional endpoints if they exist.
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| #### Returns | ||
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| * `data`: Binary data that forms the input to the transaction. | ||
| * `to`: Set as the [Synapse Router address](/docs/Contracts/Synapse-Router) | ||
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| #### Example | ||
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| [`/swapTxInfo?chain=1&fromToken=0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48&toToken=0x6b175474e89094c44da98b954eedeac495271d0f&amount=100&address=0x95222290DD7278Aa3Ddd389Cc1E1d165CC4BAfe5`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/swapTxInfo?chain=1&fromToken=0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48&toToken=0x6b175474e89094c44da98b954eedeac495271d0f&amount=100&address=0x95222290DD7278Aa3Ddd389Cc1E1d165CC4BAfe5) | ||
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| ### `/bridgeTxInfo` | ||
| Used to get transaction data for executing a bridge. | ||
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| #### Parameters | ||
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| * [`/bridge`](#bridge) parameters plus: | ||
| * `destAddress`: Address attempting to receive assets. | ||
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| Returns txInfo for the best (highest expected output) quote. | ||
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| * `data`: Binary data that forms the input to the transaction. | ||
| * `to`: Set as the [Synapse Router address](/docs/Contracts/Synapse-Router) | ||
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| #### Example | ||
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| [`/bridgeTxInfo?fromChain=1&toChain=10&fromToken=0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48&toToken=0x0b2C639c533813f4Aa9D7837CAf62653d097Ff85&amount=1000000&destAddress=0x95222290DD7278Aa3Ddd389Cc1E1d165CC4BAfe5`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridgeTxInfo?fromChain=1&toChain=10&fromToken=0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48&toToken=0x0b2C639c533813f4Aa9D7837CAf62653d097Ff85&amount=1000000&destAddress=0x95222290DD7278Aa3Ddd389Cc1E1d165CC4BAfe5) | ||
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| ### `/synapseTxId` | ||
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| Get the unique `synapseTxId` data needed to execute a bridge. | ||
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| * `originChainId` (int): `chainId` of the origin chain | ||
| * `bridgeModule` (string): String of the bridge module used (e.g. "SynapseRFQ") | ||
| * `txHash` (string): Transaction hash of the bridge transaction on the origin chain | ||
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| #### Returns | ||
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| * `synapseTxId` (Kappa) | ||
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| #### Example | ||
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| [`/synapseTxId?originChainId=8453&bridgeModule=SynapseRFQ&txHash=0x4acd82091b54cf584d50adcad9f57c61055beaca130016ecc3798d3d61f5487a`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/synapseTxId?originChainId=8453&bridgeModule=SynapseRFQ&txHash=0x4acd82091b54cf584d50adcad9f57c61055beaca130016ecc3798d3d61f5487a) | ||
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| ### `/bridgeTxStatus` | ||
| Get the status of a bridge transaction, with destination transaction information if finalized. | ||
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| #### Parameters | ||
| * `destChainId` (int): `chainId` of the destination chain | ||
| * `bridgeModule` (string): String of the bridge module used (e.g. "SynapseRFQ") | ||
| * `synapseTxId` (string): The unique `SynapseTxId` (Kappa) | ||
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| #### Returns | ||
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| * `status` (boolean): Returns `true` if transaction is complete. | ||
| * `toInfo` (object): Completed transaction information, or `null` if transaction is not complete. | ||
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| #### Example | ||
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| [`/bridgeTxStatus?destChainId=534352&bridgeModule=SynapseRFQ&synapseTxId=0xf4315cb818ad76305dc5fbd55181263688ffeb3fb3e1c6abc2b849a48b3a7c78`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridgeTxStatus?destChainId=534352&bridgeModule=SynapseRFQ&synapseTxId=0xf4315cb818ad76305dc5fbd55181263688ffeb3fb3e1c6abc2b849a48b3a7c78) | ||
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| ### `/destinationTx` | ||
| Get the status of a bridge transaction, and the destination transaction information if the transaction is finalized. This is a simple implementation of the above two methods. | ||
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| #### Parameters | ||
| * `originChainId` (int): `chainId` of the origin chain | ||
| * `txHash` (string): Transaction hash of the Bridge transaction on the origin chain | ||
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| #### Returns | ||
| * `status` (string): Returns `completed` if transaction is complete | ||
| * `toInfo` (object): Completed transaction information, or `null` if transaction is not complete. | ||
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| #### Example | ||
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| [`/destinationTx?originChainId=1&txHash=0x93f9d78516ee5fbce2595519ec97e03ff03778af600acb1769d0ce6def32b804`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/destinationTx?originChainId=1&txHash=0x93f9d78516ee5fbce2595519ec97e03ff03778af600acb1769d0ce6def32b804) | ||
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| ### `/destinationTokens` | ||
| Used to return which tokens you can bridge to, once an origin token is identified. | ||
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| #### Parameters | ||
| * `fromChain` (int): `chainId` of the origin chain | ||
| * `fromToken` (string): Transaction hash of the bridge transaction on the origin chain | ||
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| // This function returns a list of all tokens that the fromToken can be bridged to, along with data about that token. Each object in the list returns: | ||
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| * Array of token objects the `fromToken` can be bridged to, containing: | ||
| * `symbol`: The token symbol of the destination token identified | ||
| * `chainId`: The `chainId` of the destination token identified | ||
| * `addres`: The token address of the destination token identified | ||
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| #### Example | ||
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| [`/destinationTokens?fromChain=1&fromToken=0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/destinationTokens?fromChain=1&fromToken=0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7) |
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The endpoint documentation is generally well-structured, but there are some areas for improvement:
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Consistency in parameter descriptions:
- Some parameters have types specified (e.g.,
chain (int)), while others don't (e.g.,fromToken). Ensure all parameters have their types consistently specified.
- Some parameters have types specified (e.g.,
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Return value descriptions:
- For some endpoints (e.g.,
/swap), the return values are described in detail, while for others (e.g.,/synapseTxId), they are minimal. Aim for consistent detail across all endpoints.
- For some endpoints (e.g.,
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Example responses:
- Consider adding example JSON responses for each endpoint to help developers understand what to expect.
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Error responses:
- Add information about possible error responses and their meanings for each endpoint.
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Authentication:
- If any endpoints require authentication, this should be clearly stated.
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Rate limiting:
- Include information about any rate limits applied to the API calls.
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Pagination:
- If any endpoints support pagination for large datasets, document how it works.
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Versioning:
- If the API supports versioning, explain how it's implemented (e.g., in the URL or as a header).
Addressing these points will make the API documentation more comprehensive and user-friendly.
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| ## Javascript examples | ||
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| ### Estimate bridge output | ||
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| ```js | ||
| async function estimateBridgeOutput( | ||
| fromChain, | ||
| toChain, | ||
| fromToken, | ||
| toToken, | ||
| amountFrom | ||
| ) { | ||
| const query_string = `fromChain=${fromChain}&toChain=${toChain}&fromToken=${fromToken}&toToken=${toToken}&amountFrom=${amountFrom}`; | ||
| const response = await fetch( | ||
| `https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridge?${query_string}` | ||
| ); | ||
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| const response_json = await response.json(); | ||
| // Check if the response is an array and has at least one item | ||
| if (Array.isArray(response_json) && response_json.length > 0) { | ||
| return response_json[0]; // Return the first item | ||
| } else { | ||
| throw new Error('No bridge quotes available'); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| estimateBridgeOutput( | ||
| 1, // Ethereum | ||
| 42161, // Arbitrum | ||
| "USDC", | ||
| "USDC", | ||
| "1000" | ||
| ).then(firstQuote => { | ||
| console.log('First bridge quote:', firstQuote); | ||
| }).catch(error => { | ||
| console.error('Error:', error.message); | ||
| }); | ||
| ``` | ||
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| ### Generate unsigned bridge transaction | ||
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| ```js | ||
| async function generateUnsignedBridgeTxn( | ||
| fromChain, | ||
| toChain, | ||
| fromToken, | ||
| toToken, | ||
| amountFrom, | ||
| destAddress | ||
| ) { | ||
| const query_string = `fromChain=${fromChain}&toChain=${toChain}&fromToken=${fromToken}&toToken=${toToken}&amount=${amountFrom}&destAddress=${addressTo}`; | ||
| const response = await fetch( | ||
| `https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridgeTxInfo?${query_string}` | ||
| ); | ||
| const response_json = await response.json(); | ||
| return await response_json; | ||
| } | ||
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| generateUnsignedBridgeTxn( | ||
| 1, // Ethereum | ||
| 42161, // Arbitrum | ||
| "USDC", | ||
| "USDC", | ||
| "1000" | ||
| "0x2D2c027E0d1A899a1965910Dd272bcaE1cD03c22" | ||
| ); | ||
| ``` |
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The JavaScript examples are helpful, but could be improved:
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Error handling:
- In the
estimateBridgeOutputfunction, add more specific error handling. For example, handle network errors separately from API errors.
- In the
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Input validation:
- Add input validation for the function parameters to ensure they are of the correct type and format before making the API call.
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Comments:
- Add more inline comments explaining what each part of the code does, especially for newcomers to JavaScript or async programming.
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- Consider using constants for values like chain IDs to improve readability and maintainability.
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- In the
generateUnsignedBridgeTxnfunction, add error checking for the response before returning it.
- In the
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Consistency:
- Ensure consistent naming conventions across both examples (e.g.,
amountFromvsamount).
- Ensure consistent naming conventions across both examples (e.g.,
Here's an example of how you might improve the estimateBridgeOutput function:
const CHAIN_IDS = {
ETHEREUM: 1,
ARBITRUM: 42161
};
async function estimateBridgeOutput(fromChain, toChain, fromToken, toToken, amountFrom) {
// Input validation
if (!Number.isInteger(fromChain) || !Number.isInteger(toChain)) {
throw new Error('Chain IDs must be integers');
}
if (typeof fromToken !== 'string' || typeof toToken !== 'string') {
throw new Error('Token names must be strings');
}
if (isNaN(parseFloat(amountFrom))) {
throw new Error('Amount must be a valid number');
}
const query_string = `fromChain=${fromChain}&toChain=${toChain}&fromToken=${fromToken}&toToken=${toToken}&amountFrom=${amountFrom}`;
try {
const response = await fetch(`https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridge?${query_string}`);
if (!response.ok) {
throw new Error(`HTTP error! status: ${response.status}`);
}
const response_json = await response.json();
// Check if the response is an array and has at least one item
if (Array.isArray(response_json) && response_json.length > 0) {
return response_json[0]; // Return the first item
} else {
throw new Error('No bridge quotes available');
}
} catch (error) {
console.error('Error fetching bridge quote:', error.message);
throw error; // Re-throw the error for the caller to handle
}
}
// Usage example
estimateBridgeOutput(
CHAIN_IDS.ETHEREUM,
CHAIN_IDS.ARBITRUM,
"USDC",
"USDC",
"1000"
).then(firstQuote => {
console.log('First bridge quote:', firstQuote);
}).catch(error => {
console.error('Error:', error.message);
});These improvements will make the examples more robust and easier to understand and adapt.
| ## Support | ||
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| Please read the documentation and examples carefully before reaching out on [Discord](https://discord.gg/synapseprotocol) for questions. |
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Expand the Support section for better user assistance
The current Support section is minimal. Consider enhancing it with the following:
- Troubleshooting guide: Add a brief troubleshooting section for common issues developers might encounter.
- FAQ: Include a link to a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page if one exists.
- Issue reporting: Provide information on how to report bugs or request features (e.g., GitHub issues).
- Documentation feedback: Add instructions on how users can contribute to or suggest improvements to the documentation.
- Additional resources: Include links to other relevant resources such as SDKs, client libraries, or community forums.
Expanding this section will help developers find solutions more quickly and reduce the load on your Discord support channel.
| #### Returns | ||
| * `status` (string): Returns `completed` if transaction is complete | ||
| * `toInfo` (object): Completed transaction information, or `null` if transaction is not complete. | ||
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| #### Example | ||
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| [`/destinationTx?originChainId=1&txHash=0x93f9d78516ee5fbce2595519ec97e03ff03778af600acb1769d0ce6def32b804`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/destinationTx?originChainId=1&txHash=0x93f9d78516ee5fbce2595519ec97e03ff03778af600acb1769d0ce6def32b804) | ||
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| ### `/destinationTokens` | ||
| Used to return which tokens you can bridge to, once an origin token is identified. | ||
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| #### Parameters | ||
| * `fromChain` (int): `chainId` of the origin chain | ||
| * `fromToken` (string): Transaction hash of the bridge transaction on the origin chain | ||
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| #### Returns | ||
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| // This function returns a list of all tokens that the fromToken can be bridged to, along with data about that token. Each object in the list returns: | ||
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| * Array of token objects the `fromToken` can be bridged to, containing: | ||
| * `symbol`: The token symbol of the destination token identified | ||
| * `chainId`: The `chainId` of the destination token identified | ||
| * `addres`: The token address of the destination token identified | ||
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| #### Example | ||
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| [`/destinationTokens?fromChain=1&fromToken=0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/destinationTokens?fromChain=1&fromToken=0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7) | ||
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| ## Javascript examples | ||
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| ### Estimate bridge output | ||
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| ```js | ||
| async function estimateBridgeOutput( | ||
| fromChain, | ||
| toChain, | ||
| fromToken, | ||
| toToken, | ||
| amountFrom | ||
| ) { | ||
| const query_string = `fromChain=${fromChain}&toChain=${toChain}&fromToken=${fromToken}&toToken=${toToken}&amountFrom=${amountFrom}`; | ||
| const response = await fetch( | ||
| `https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridge?${query_string}` | ||
| ); | ||
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| const response_json = await response.json(); | ||
| // Check if the response is an array and has at least one item | ||
| if (Array.isArray(response_json) && response_json.length > 0) { | ||
| return response_json[0]; // Return the first item | ||
| } else { | ||
| throw new Error('No bridge quotes available'); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| estimateBridgeOutput( | ||
| 1, // Ethereum | ||
| 42161, // Arbitrum | ||
| "USDC", | ||
| "USDC", | ||
| "1000" | ||
| ).then(firstQuote => { | ||
| console.log('First bridge quote:', firstQuote); | ||
| }).catch(error => { | ||
| console.error('Error:', error.message); | ||
| }); | ||
| ``` | ||
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| ### Generate unsigned bridge transaction | ||
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| ```js | ||
| async function generateUnsignedBridgeTxn( | ||
| fromChain, | ||
| toChain, | ||
| fromToken, | ||
| toToken, | ||
| amountFrom, | ||
| destAddress | ||
| ) { | ||
| const query_string = `fromChain=${fromChain}&toChain=${toChain}&fromToken=${fromToken}&toToken=${toToken}&amount=${amountFrom}&destAddress=${addressTo}`; | ||
| const response = await fetch( | ||
| `https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridgeTxInfo?${query_string}` | ||
| ); | ||
| const response_json = await response.json(); | ||
| return await response_json; | ||
| } | ||
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| generateUnsignedBridgeTxn( | ||
| 1, // Ethereum | ||
| 42161, // Arbitrum | ||
| "USDC", | ||
| "USDC", | ||
| "1000" | ||
| "0x2D2c027E0d1A899a1965910Dd272bcaE1cD03c22" | ||
| ); | ||
| ``` | ||
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| ## Support | ||
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| Please read the documentation and examples carefully before reaching out on [Discord](https://discord.gg/synapseprotocol) for questions. |
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Overall documentation review and consistency recommendations
The API documentation is comprehensive and provides valuable information for developers. However, there are some areas where consistency and additional details could further improve its quality:
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Endpoint consistency:
- Ensure all endpoints follow the same format for describing parameters, return values, and examples.
- Consider adding a "Required" or "Optional" label to each parameter for clarity.
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Error handling:
- Add a section for each endpoint describing possible error responses and their meanings.
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Authentication and rate limiting:
- If applicable, add a section explaining any authentication requirements and rate limiting policies.
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Versioning:
- Include information about API versioning and how it's handled in requests.
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Best practices:
- Consider adding a "Best Practices" section with tips for efficient API usage.
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Changelog:
- If not present elsewhere, include a changelog or link to one for tracking API updates.
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Interactive examples:
- Consider adding links to interactive API explorers or Postman collections for easier testing.
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Consistent terminology:
- Ensure consistent use of terms throughout the document (e.g., "bridge" vs "swap").
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Cross-linking:
- Add more internal links between related sections for easier navigation.
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Formatting:
- Standardize the use of code blocks, inline code, and emphasis throughout the document.
Addressing these points will result in a more cohesive and user-friendly API documentation, making it easier for developers to integrate with the Synapse Protocol.
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docs/bridge/docs/01-About/01-DAO.md (3)
1-7: Enhance the introduction for better contextThe introduction could provide more context about the Synapse DAO. Consider expanding it to briefly explain the DAO's purpose and role in the Synapse Protocol ecosystem.
Also, there's a minor grammatical issue in the introduction. Consider this revision:
-Since launch of the Synapse Protocol, a number of governance initiatives have been put forward and voted on by the Synapse DAO. +Since the launch of the Synapse Protocol, a number of governance initiatives have been put forward and voted on by the Synapse DAO.🧰 Tools
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15-19: Enhance the Governance Components section
- Add a period at the end of each list item for consistency:
-* **[Forum](https://forum.synapseprotocol.com/)**: A Platform to post proposals for discussion before an official vote -* **[Snapshot](https://snapshot.org/#/synapseprotocol.eth)**: A decentralized governance platform for conducting official votes. -* **[Discord](https://discord.gg/synapseprotocol)**: Discussion channel for general Synapse matters +* **[Forum](https://forum.synapseprotocol.com/)**: A platform to post proposals for discussion before an official vote. +* **[Snapshot](https://snapshot.org/#/synapseprotocol.eth)**: A decentralized governance platform for conducting official votes. +* **[Discord](https://discord.gg/synapseprotocol)**: Discussion channel for general Synapse matters.
Consider adding brief descriptions of how each component is used in the governance process. For example, you could mention that proposals are first discussed on the Forum before being put to a vote on Snapshot.
As per the PR objectives, you might want to mention that the Discord channel can also be used for discussions related to the documentation changes proposed in this PR.
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1-19: Consider additional enhancements for completeness
As mentioned in the PR objectives, a new overview page is being created at
/docs/Overview. Consider adding a link to this overview page at the beginning or end of this document to help users navigate the documentation more easily.The document could benefit from a brief conclusion or call-to-action. For example, you could encourage readers to participate in governance by joining the Discord channel or visiting the Forum.
To align with the PR objectives of improving content management, consider adding metadata tags (if supported by your documentation system) to categorize this page under "About" or "Governance".
These additions would further improve the document's integration with the overall documentation structure and encourage user engagement.
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docs/bridge/docs/05-Contracts/05-CCTP.md (2)
7-9: LGTM with a minor suggestionThe introduction effectively explains the purpose and functionality of the Synapse CCTP contracts. The links to both the SynapseBridge contract and Circle CCTP contracts are valuable for developers.
Consider adding a brief explanation of what CCTP stands for, as it's not immediately clear from the context.
-# CCTP +# CCTP (Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol)
11-12: LGTM with a suggestion for clarityThe contract address and link to the source code are essential information for developers. However, based on the PR objectives, we should clarify the relationship between the CCTP contract and the bridge contract.
Consider adding a note to clarify the distinction between the CCTP and bridge contracts:
**Address**: `0xd5a597d6e7ddf373a92c8f477daaa673b0902f48` **Contract**: [SynapseCCTP.sol](https://github.com/synapsecns/synapse-contracts/blob/master/contracts/cctp/SynapseCCTP.sol) Note: This CCTP contract routes through the SynapseBridge contract, which is responsible for the actual bridging process.docs/bridge/docs/05-Contracts/06-RFQ.md (3)
1-10: LGTM with a minor suggestion.The metadata and note section are well-structured and provide valuable context. The link to the canonical list on GitHub is particularly helpful.
Consider adding a brief explanation of what RFQ stands for in the title or immediately after it, as not all users may be familiar with this acronym.
11-18: Approved with a suggestion for clarification.The introduction and contract information are well-presented, providing essential links and details.
Based on the PR objectives, consider clarifying the distinction between the router and bridge contracts. You could add a brief explanation of how the RFQ contracts interact with the SynapseBridge contract and what functionality this provides to users.
19-28: LGTM with a suggestion for enhanced usability.The contract addresses table is well-structured and provides valuable information with convenient links to blockchain explorers.
Consider adding a brief note explaining why the addresses for Linea and Blast differ from the others. This could help prevent confusion for users who notice the discrepancy.
docs/bridge/docs/05-Contracts/07-Bridge-Zaps.md (1)
5-9: LGTM: Important note about list completeness.The note about potential incompleteness and the link to the canonical list on GitHub are valuable for users. Consider adding a brief explanation of what Bridge Zaps are for newcomers.
You could add a brief explanation like this:
:::note Bridge Zaps are smart contracts that facilitate token bridging operations across different blockchain networks. This list may be incomplete. The canonical list is hosted within the SynapseCNS on [Github](https://github.com/synapsecns/synapse-contracts). :::docs/bridge/docs/01-About/index.md (3)
13-17: Great overview with relevant statistics and analytics link.The section provides valuable information about Synapse's usage and impact. The link to Synapse Explorer effectively addresses the suggestion to indicate where users can find protocol statistics.
Consider adding "analytics" to the link text for clarity:
-Source: [Synapse Explorer analytics](https://explorer.synapseprotocol.com). +Source: [Synapse Explorer (analytics)](https://explorer.synapseprotocol.com).
19-28: Effective visual representation and navigation for the Interchain Bridge.The SVG illustration and links provide a clear and visually appealing introduction to the Interchain Bridge functionality.
Consider either removing the commented-out link for supported routes or adding it if the information is available:
-<!-- * [Supported routes](/docs/Bridge#how-to-bridge) --> +* [Supported routes](/docs/Bridge#supported-routes)If the information isn't ready yet, you might want to create a GitHub issue to track this task for future documentation updates.
61-75: Comprehensive community resources and transaction monitoring tools.The Community & Support and Additional Links sections provide valuable resources for developers and users to engage with the Synapse ecosystem and monitor transactions.
Update the Synapse Explorer description to include analytics:
-* **[Synapse Explorer](https://explorer.synapseprotocol.com)** – Public explorer for Synapse Bridge transactions. +* **[Synapse Explorer](https://explorer.synapseprotocol.com)** – Public explorer for Synapse Bridge transactions and protocol analytics.🧰 Tools
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docs/bridge/docs/05-Contracts/04-Liquidity-Pools.md (3)
1-13: LGTM! Consider adding a brief description of liquidity pools.The introduction provides good context and resources. However, it might be helpful to add a brief explanation of what liquidity pools are and their importance in the Synapse ecosystem for users who may be new to the concept.
15-24: LGTM! Consider standardizing the explorer link text.The ETH Pools section is well-structured and informative. For improved consistency, consider standardizing the text for the explorer links. Instead of using "↗", you could use "[View on Explorer]" or a similar descriptive text.
Example:
| Arbitrum | `0xa067668661C84476aFcDc6fA5D758C4c01C34352` [View on Explorer](https://arbiscan.io/address/0x6f4e8eba4d337f874ab57478acc2cb5bacdc19c9) |This change would make the purpose of the links more explicit and improve accessibility.
26-41: LGTM! Consider adding a brief explanation of Stableswap Pools.The Stableswap Pools section is well-structured and comprehensive. To improve clarity, consider adding a brief explanation of what Stableswap Pools are and how they differ from ETH Pools. This would help users understand the distinction between the two types of pools listed in this document.
Additionally, as suggested for the ETH Pools section, consider standardizing the explorer link text for consistency across the document.
docs/bridge/docs/05-Contracts/03-Intermediate-Tokens.md (4)
1-11: LGTM! Consider adding a brief introduction.The title and note provide clear context. The link to the canonical list on GitHub is helpful.
Consider adding a brief introduction explaining what intermediate tokens are and their role in the Synapse protocol. This would provide valuable context for users unfamiliar with the concept.
13-22: LGTM! Consider adding a brief description of nETH.The nETH contract addresses are well-presented in a clear, tabular format with helpful blockchain explorer links.
Consider adding a brief description of nETH before the table, explaining its purpose and use within the Synapse ecosystem. This would provide valuable context for users.
24-41: LGTM! Consider adding a brief description of nUSD.The nUSD contract addresses are well-presented in a clear, tabular format with helpful blockchain explorer links. The list covers a wide range of networks.
Consider adding a brief description of nUSD before the table, explaining its purpose and use within the Synapse ecosystem. This would provide valuable context for users and maintain consistency with the suggested improvement for the nETH section.
1-41: Great job on the document structure. Consider addressing PR comments.The document provides a clear and comprehensive list of contract addresses for nETH and nUSD across various chains. The structure is easy to navigate, and the inclusion of blockchain explorer links is helpful.
To further improve the document and address some of the comments from the PR summary:
- Consider clarifying the relationship between these intermediate tokens and the Synapse Router, Bridge, and other contracts mentioned in the PR comments.
- You might want to add a note explaining that these tokens are not liquidity pools themselves, as questioned in the PR comments about nUSD/nETH.
- If applicable, mention how these intermediate tokens relate to the statement about "most transactions require an intermediary token" (which was noted as outdated in the PR comments).
- Consider adding a section or link to information about how these tokens are used in the bridging process, as this was a point of confusion mentioned in the PR comments.
These additions would help tie this document more closely to the overall documentation structure and address some of the feedback received in the PR.
docs/bridge/docs/04-Routers/CCTP/index.md (1)
1-25: LGTM! Consider adding Uniswap to the list of supported pools.The introduction and architecture sections provide a clear overview of the CCTP Router. The inclusion of various liquidity sources in the configuration section is great.
As per the PR objectives, consider adding Uniswap to the list of supported pools in the configuration section, as it has a significant brand presence.
docs/bridge/docs/02-Bridge/03-Widget.md (7)
1-23: LGTM with a minor formatting suggestion.The introduction and installation instructions are clear and informative. However, there's a small formatting issue in the installation table.
Consider adding trailing pipes to the table rows for consistency:
| Options | -|-| -| `npm install @synapsecns/widget` -| `yarn add @synapsecns/widget` +|-| +| `npm install @synapsecns/widget` | +| `yarn add @synapsecns/widget` |🧰 Tools
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25-40: LGTM with a suggestion for improvement.The quick start guide is concise and provides a clear example of how to use the Bridge component. It's an excellent starting point for developers.
Consider adding a note about error handling and any additional setup that might be necessary, such as:
import { Bridge } from '@synapsecns/widget' const MyApp = () => { const [web3Provider, setWeb3Provider] = useState(null) useEffect(() => { const initProvider = async () => { try { const provider = new ethers.BrowserProvider(window.ethereum) await provider.send("eth_requestAccounts", []) setWeb3Provider(provider) } catch (error) { console.error("Failed to connect to wallet:", error) } } initProvider() }, []) if (!web3Provider) return <div>Please connect your wallet</div> return <Bridge web3Provider={web3Provider} /> }This example includes basic error handling and ensures the wallet is connected before rendering the Bridge component.
41-53: LGTM with suggestions for improved clarity and consistency.The properties section provides a comprehensive list of configuration options for the Bridge component. However, there are a few areas where we can improve clarity and consistency.
- Consider using Markdown list syntax instead of asterisks for better rendering:
- `web3Provider` (required): Handles wallet connections. - `customRpcs` (recommended): JSON-RPC endpoints. - `targetChainIds`: List of destination chain IDs. Defaults to *all*.
- For properties with default values or references to other sections, consider adding more details:
- `customTheme`: Custom theme for the widget. Defaults to light mode. See [Theme](#theme) section for details and example usage. - `container`: If `true`, includes a solid-background container. Defaults to `false`. See [Container](#container) section for visual example.
- For the
protocolNameproperty, consider clarifying its usage:- `protocolName`: Short name to identify the protocol in the UI. Defaults to `"Target"`. Example: Set to `"MyProtocol"` to display "MyProtocol Bridge" in the widget.These changes will enhance readability and provide more context for developers using the component.
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54-84: LGTM with suggestions for enhanced robustness.The
web3ProviderandcustomRpcssections provide clear examples and demonstrate good practices. The inclusion of both Ethers v5 and v6 examples is particularly helpful.Consider adding information about error handling and fallback strategies for RPC endpoints. For example:
- For the
web3Providersection:const MyApp = () => { const [web3Provider, setWeb3Provider] = useState(null) const [error, setError] = useState(null) useEffect(() => { const initProvider = async () => { try { const provider = new ethers.BrowserProvider(window.ethereum) await provider.send("eth_requestAccounts", []) setWeb3Provider(provider) } catch (err) { console.error("Failed to initialize provider:", err) setError("Failed to connect to wallet. Please try again.") } } initProvider() }, []) if (error) return <div>{error}</div> if (!web3Provider) return <div>Connecting to wallet...</div> return <Bridge web3Provider={web3Provider} /> }
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customRpcssection, add a note about fallback strategy:const customRpcs: CustomRpcs = { } // Note: The Bridge component will attempt to use RPCs in the order provided. // If the first RPC fails, it will automatically fall back to the next one in the list.These additions will help developers create more robust implementations.
86-113: LGTM with a suggestion for handling edge cases.The
targetChainIds & targetTokenssection provides clear instructions and a helpful example for limiting the displayed chains and tokens. The tip about token names and chain IDs is particularly valuable for developers.Consider adding information about how the widget handles unsupported chains or tokens. For example:
import { Bridge, CustomRpcs, ETH, USDC, USDT } from '@synapsecns/widget' const MyApp = () => { const web3Provider = new ethers.BrowserProvider(window.ethereum) const handleUnsupportedChain = (chainId) => { console.warn(`Chain ${chainId} is not supported in this implementation`) // Optionally, show a user-friendly message or redirect } const handleUnsupportedToken = (tokenSymbol) => { console.warn(`Token ${tokenSymbol} is not supported in this implementation`) // Optionally, show a user-friendly message or filter out the token } return ( <Bridge web3Provider={web3Provider} targetChainIds={[42161, 43114]} targetTokens={[ETH, USDC, USDT]} onUnsupportedChain={handleUnsupportedChain} onUnsupportedToken={handleUnsupportedToken} /> ) }Also, consider adding a note explaining the behavior when a user's connected chain or selected token is not in the
targetChainIdsortargetTokenslists. This will help developers understand and handle these scenarios appropriately.
114-164: LGTM with a suggestion for visual clarity.The Theme and Container sections provide comprehensive information on customizing the widget's appearance. The detailed theme customization example is particularly helpful for developers looking to integrate the widget seamlessly into their applications.
To enhance the documentation, consider the following suggestions:
- For the Theme section, add a note about performance implications when changing themes dynamically:
// Note: When changing themes dynamically, consider memoizing the theme object // to prevent unnecessary re-renders of the Bridge component. const memoizedTheme = useMemo(() => ({ bgColor: isDarkMode ? '#08153a' : '#ffffff', // ... other theme properties }), [isDarkMode]); <Bridge web3Provider={web3Provider} customTheme={memoizedTheme} />
- For the Container section, add a visual example to illustrate the difference:
// Without container <Bridge web3Provider={web3Provider} /> // With container <Bridge web3Provider={web3Provider} container={true} /> // Visual representation: // +---------------------------+ // | | // | [Widget with container] | // | | // +---------------------------+ // vs // [Widget without container]These additions will provide developers with a clearer understanding of the customization options and their visual impact.
166-196: LGTM with suggestions for enhanced developer support.The
useBridgeSelectionshook, Example Apps, and Support sections provide valuable information for developers integrating the Synapse Widget. The hook explanation is particularly clear and helpful.Consider the following enhancements:
- For the
useBridgeSelectionshook section, add a practical example of how to use the hook:import { Bridge, useBridgeSelections } from '@synapsecns/widget' const BridgeWrapper = () => { const { originChain, destinationChain, originToken, destinationToken } = useBridgeSelections() useEffect(() => { console.log(`User selected bridge from ${originChain.name} to ${destinationChain.name}`) console.log(`Token: ${originToken.symbol} to ${destinationToken.symbol}`) }, [originChain, destinationChain, originToken, destinationToken]) return <Bridge web3Provider={web3Provider} /> }
- For the Example Apps section, provide more details about each example:
## Example Apps For reference, you can find three example apps in the repository's `/examples` folder: | `examples/` | Description | |-----------------|-------------| | `landing-page` | A fully functional demo with basic customization. Ideal for understanding how to integrate the widget into a landing page. | | `with-react` | A simple React implementation demonstrating how to use the widget in a React application with hooks and state management. | | `with-next` | A Next.js implementation showing how to use the widget in a server-side rendered application, including how to handle hydration. | Each example includes a README with specific setup instructions and key learnings.
- For the Support section, consider adding more resources:
## Support If you have questions or need help implementing the widget, you can: - Reach out to the team on [Discord](https://discord.gg/synapseprotocol) - Check out the [FAQ](https://docs.synapseprotocol.com/widget-faq) for common issues and solutions - File an issue on our [GitHub repository](https://github.com/synapsecns/widget/issues) for bug reports or feature requests - Refer to the [API Reference](https://docs.synapseprotocol.com/widget-api) for detailed information about all available props and methodsThese additions will provide developers with more comprehensive guidance and support options.
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docs/bridge/docs/02-Bridge/01-SDK.md (2)
26-31: Enhance readability of installation instructionsConsider using code blocks for the installation commands to improve readability and make it easier for users to copy and paste. Here's a suggested format:
| Package Manager | Command | |-----------------|---------| | npx | ```npx install @synapsecns/sdk-router``` | | yarn | ```yarn add @synapsecns/sdk-router``` |This presentation clearly separates the commands and makes them more visually distinct.
1-222: Improve document structure and heading consistencyTo enhance the overall structure and readability of the document, consider the following suggestions:
Use consistent heading levels throughout the document. For example:
- Use h1 (#) for the main title "Bridge SDK"
- Use h2 (##) for major sections like "Install", "Configure Ethers", "Functions", "Examples", and "Version 0.10.0 breaking changes"
- Use h3 (###) for subsections within these major sections
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Consider adding a table of contents at the beginning of the document to help users navigate the different sections more easily.
These changes will improve the document's structure, making it easier for users to navigate and find the information they need.
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docs/bridge/docs/02-Bridge/02-REST-API.md (1)
1-21: LGTM! Consider adding a brief overview of available endpoints.The introduction and general information are well-structured and informative. The inclusion of API documentation links, support information, and details about previous versions is helpful for users.
To further enhance this section, consider adding a brief overview of the available endpoints. This would give users a quick glance at what functionalities the API offers before diving into the details.
docs/bridge/docs/02-Bridge/04-Code-Examples.md (3)
11-55: LGTM! Consider adding error handling.The Basic Implementation example is well-structured and provides a clear demonstration of how to use the Synapse SDK for bridging tokens. The code flow is logical and easy to follow.
Consider adding error handling to the
bridgefunction call to demonstrate best practices:-await Synapse.bridge( +try { + await Synapse.bridge( '0x0AF91FA049A7e1894F480bFE5bBa20142C6c29a9', // To Address quote.routerAddress, // bridge router contract address 42161, // Origin Chain 43114, // Destination Chain '0xff970a61a04b1ca14834a43f5de4533ebddb5cc8', // Origin Token Address BigNumber.from('20000000'), // Amount quote.originQuery, // Origin query from bridgeQuote() quote.destQuery // Destination query from bridgeQuote() ) +} catch (error) { + console.error('Bridge operation failed:', error); + // Handle the error appropriately +}
67-150: LGTM! Minor improvements suggested.The Next.js implementation with Wagmi and RainbowKit is well-structured and follows best practices for blockchain integration.
- Correct the spelling of "Next.js" in the comment:
-// app.tsx +// App.tsx
- Consider using environment variables for sensitive information:
-alchemyProvider({ apiKey: 'API_KEY' }), +alchemyProvider({ apiKey: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_ALCHEMY_API_KEY }),
- Add a type annotation for the
rpcvariable:-let rpc: EthersProvider = new JsonRpcProvider(chain.rpcUrls.default.http[0]) +let rpc: JsonRpcProvider = new JsonRpcProvider(chain.rpcUrls.default.http[0])These changes will improve code quality and security.
286-321: LGTM! Minor improvement suggested for error handling.The
estimateBridgeOutputfunction is well-implemented with proper API interaction and error handling.Consider enhancing the error handling to provide more context:
if (Array.isArray(response_json) && response_json.length > 0) { return response_json[0]; // Return the first item } else { - throw new Error('No bridge quotes available'); + throw new Error(`No bridge quotes available for the given parameters: ${query_string}`); }This change will make debugging easier by providing more context in case of an error.
docs/bridge/docs/04-Routers/01-Synapse-Router/index.md (4)
5-5: Consider revising the wording for clarityThe current wording "abstracts much of the complexity around liquidity based bridging" could be improved for clarity. Consider revising it to "abstracts much of the complexity around liquidity-based bridging" (note the hyphen in "liquidity-based").
-The Synapse Router abstracts much of the complexity around liquidity based bridging and Synapse Bridge contracts into a single [`bridge()`](/docs/Bridge/SDK/#bridge) function. +The Synapse Router abstracts much of the complexity around liquidity-based bridging and Synapse Bridge contracts into a single [`bridge()`](/docs/Bridge/SDK/#bridge) function.🧰 Tools
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37-89: Approve section with a minor suggestionThe "Constructing a Bridge transaction" section provides clear and detailed steps for users. The tip about avoiding manual construction is particularly helpful.
One minor suggestion: In the code snippet for step 5, consider using a more descriptive variable name instead of
maxBy. This function is not a standard JavaScript function and might confuse some readers.Consider updating the code snippet in step 5 as follows:
-let destQuery = maxBy(destQueries, (query) => query.minAmountOut); +let destQuery = findMaxAmountOut(destQueries, (query) => query.minAmountOut);Also, consider adding a brief explanation of what
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89-98: Consider expanding the Swap Adapter sectionThe Swap Adapter section provides a brief overview, but it could benefit from more detailed information. Consider adding:
- A more detailed explanation of how the Swap Adapter works.
- Examples of how users might interact with or configure the Swap Adapter.
- Any limitations or considerations users should be aware of when using the current version.
This additional information would help users better understand and utilize the Swap Adapter feature.
101-298: Approve example with suggestion for error handlingThe example section provides a comprehensive and well-documented implementation of the
synapseBridgefunction. The type definitions and step-by-step comments are particularly helpful for understanding the process.To further improve this example, consider adding error handling:
Add try-catch blocks to handle potential errors, especially around network calls and contract interactions. For example:
try { let bridgeTokens = await routerDest.getConnectedBridgeTokens(tokenOut); // ... rest of the code } catch (error) { console.error("Error fetching bridge tokens:", error); // Handle the error appropriately }This addition would make the example more robust and provide guidance on error handling for users implementing this in production environments.
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docs/bridge/docs/01-About/01-DAO.md (1)
9-13:⚠️ Potential issueImprove clarity and conciseness in the Governance Model section
- Fix the typo in the first sentence:
-SYN holders with more than 100,000 SYN tokens can put forward proposals to be be voted on by the DAO. +SYN holders with more than 100,000 SYN tokens can put forward proposals to be voted on by the DAO.
- Rephrase the second paragraph for conciseness:
-In order to be adopted by the DAO, a proposal must gather at least `50% + 1` of all votes and reach the minimum quorum of 5 million SYN tokens. +For a proposal to be adopted, it must receive a majority (at least 50% + 1) of all votes and reach a minimum quorum of 5 million SYN tokens.
- Consider adding clarification on the following points:
- How are proposals submitted?
- Is there a time limit for voting?
- How is the quorum calculated across multiple chains?
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docs/bridge/docs/05-Contracts/05-CCTP.md (2)
1-5: LGTM: Clear and informative noteThe note effectively informs users about the potential incompleteness of the list and provides a link to the canonical source. This is good practice for maintaining accurate documentation.
14-21: LGTM with suggestions for improvementThe table of contract addresses is well-structured and includes helpful links to blockchain explorers. However, based on the PR objectives, consider the following improvements:
- Add a note about the functionality of the CCTP relayer, as it's not clear from the current documentation what users can do with it.
- Consider adding Uniswap to the list of supported pools, as it has significant brand presence.
- Ensure that the example addresses used in any API documentation (not shown here) are changed to avoid using existing users' addresses.
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docs/bridge/docs/05-Contracts/07-Bridge-Zaps.md (3)
1-3: LGTM: Metadata and title are appropriate.The title "Bridge Zaps" accurately describes the content of the file, and the use of YAML front matter is correct for Markdown-based documentation systems.
11-11: LGTM: Main heading is consistent and appropriate.The H1 heading "Bridge Zaps" is consistent with the title in the front matter and appropriate for the main content of the file.
13-30: LGTM: Comprehensive table of Bridge Zap contract addresses.The table is well-formatted and provides valuable information for each supported blockchain network. The inclusion of links to blockchain explorers is particularly helpful.
Consider the following suggestions for improvement:
- Verify the contract addresses for Fantom and Harmony, as they are currently identical. This could be correct, but it's worth double-checking.
- Review if there are any missing or new networks that should be added to the list to ensure it's as comprehensive as possible.
- Consider adding a brief description of what Bridge Zaps do on each network, or if the functionality is the same across all networks, add a general description before the table.
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- No duplicate contract addresses found in the table.
- No missing networks detected in the documentation.
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- Consider adding a brief description of what Bridge Zaps do on each network, or include a general overview before the table for enhanced clarity.
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docs/bridge/docs/01-About/index.md (3)
1-11: LGTM: Appropriate structure and imports for the documentation page.The frontmatter, imports, and initial component rendering are well-structured and suitable for a documentation page.
1-75: Overall, excellent documentation structure with minor improvements needed.The documentation provides a comprehensive overview of Synapse, its features, and resources for developers and users. The structure aligns well with the PR objectives, enhancing the styling and content management for Synapse Docs.
A few areas for improvement:
- Update the Synapse Router description to reflect the current state of transactions.
- Ensure consistency in mentioning analytics capabilities in relevant sections.
- Consider adding information about supported routes if available.
- Update the REST API link to point to the Swagger documentation.
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38-59:⚠️ Potential issueWell-structured Routers section with informative illustrations.
The organization of the Routers section aligns well with the PR objectives, providing clear descriptions and visual explanations for each router type.
Update the description of the Synapse Router to reflect the current state of transactions:
-* **[Synapse Router](/docs/Routers/Synapse-Router)** – Returns and executes quotes for supported interchain transactions. +* **[Synapse Router](/docs/Routers/Synapse-Router)** – Returns and executes quotes for supported interchain transactions. Most transactions now occur without requiring an intermediary token.To ensure the accuracy of this statement, please run the following script:
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docs/bridge/docs/05-Contracts/04-Liquidity-Pools.md (1)
1-41: Great addition to the documentation! Consider addressing the nUSD/nETH mention.This new file on Liquidity Pools is a valuable addition to the Synapse documentation. It provides comprehensive and well-structured information about ETH Pools and Stableswap Pools across various chains.
One point from the PR objectives that needs to be addressed:
- The PR comments mentioned that nUSD/nETH are tokens and may not fit neatly into the contracts section. Consider clarifying how these tokens relate to the liquidity pools listed in this document, or if they should be mentioned in a separate section.
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docs/bridge/docs/04-Routers/CCTP/index.md (4)
26-33: LGTM! Clear explanation of the relayer's role and implementation options.The updated description of the relayer effectively addresses the previous comment. It now clearly states that the Synapse CCTP Golang relayer is one implementation among others and emphasizes the permissionless nature of building and running relayers.
51-101: LGTM! Comprehensive configuration guide.The configuration section provides detailed and well-structured information about setting up the CCTP Relayer. The inclusion of parameters explanation and an example YAML configuration is particularly helpful for users.
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103-129: LGTM! Clear instructions for various deployment options.The run section provides clear and comprehensive instructions for deploying the CCTP Relayer using Docker, from source, and with Helm. The note about Go version requirements for running from source is a helpful addition.
130-132: LGTM! Helpful recommendations for observability.The recommended services section provides valuable information about using open telemetry for tracing and metrics. The recommendation to set up the Submitter Dashboard is a useful addition for users.
docs/bridge/docs/02-Bridge/01-SDK.md (1)
1-222: Overall assessment: Good documentation with room for minor improvementsThe Synapse Bridge SDK documentation is comprehensive and informative, providing clear instructions for installation, configuration, and usage of the SDK. The document covers key aspects such as function descriptions, examples, and breaking changes, which are crucial for developers integrating the SDK into their projects.
Main points for improvement:
- Consistency in heading levels and document structure
- Minor grammatical and formatting issues
- Enhancing the presentation of installation instructions
- Fixing indentation in code examples
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docs/bridge/docs/02-Bridge/04-Code-Examples.md (1)
154-179: LGTM! Well-implemented SynapseProvider.The SynapseProvider component and the custom hook are well-implemented, following React best practices for context creation and usage.
The code is clean, easy to understand, and provides a good abstraction for using the Synapse SDK throughout the application.
docs/bridge/docs/04-Routers/01-Synapse-Router/index.md (1)
1-299: Approve document with minor suggestions for improvementThis documentation provides a comprehensive and well-structured guide to using the Synapse Router. The explanations are clear, and the included example is particularly helpful. To further enhance this document, consider implementing the following suggestions:
- Add a hyphen in "liquidity-based" in the introduction.
- Expand the Swap Adapter section with more details and examples.
- In the code examples, consider using more descriptive function names (e.g., replace
maxBywith a more self-explanatory name).- Add error handling to the
synapseBridgefunction example.These minor improvements will make an already strong document even more valuable to users of the Synapse Router.
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| RFQ contracts route through the [SynapseBridge](https://github.com/synapsecns/synapse-contracts/blob/ed93453430635e2d43704d5599d3318c43a23033/contracts/bridge/SynapseBridge.sol#L63-L118) contract. | ||
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| **Source code**: [SynapseCNS (Github)](https://github.com/synapsecns/sanguine/tree/master/packages/contracts-rfq)\ | ||
| **Generated docs**: [RFQ docs](https://vercel-rfq-docs.vercel.app/contracts/FastBridge.sol/contract.FastBridge.html)\ | ||
| **Address**: `0x00cD000000003f7F682BE4813200893d4e690000` | ||
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| | Chain | Address | | ||
| | -------- | ------- | | ||
| | Arbitrum | `0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E` [↗](https://arbiscan.io/address/0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E) | | ||
| | Base | `0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E` [↗](https://basescan.org/address/0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E) | | ||
| | Ethereum | `0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E` [↗](https://etherscan.io/address/0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E) | | ||
| | Optimism | `0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E` [↗](https://optimistic.etherscan.io/address/0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E) | | ||
| | Scroll | `0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E` [↗](https://scrollscan.com/address/0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E) | | ||
| | Linea | `0x34F52752975222d5994C206cE08C1d5B329f24dD` [↗](https://lineascan.build/address/0x34F52752975222d5994C206cE08C1d5B329f24dD) | | ||
| | BNB Chain| `0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E` [↗](https://bscscan.com/address/0x5523D3c98809DdDB82C686E152F5C58B1B0fB59E) | | ||
| | Blast | `0x34F52752975222d5994C206cE08C1d5B329f24dD` [↗](https://blastscan.io/address/0x34F52752975222d5994C206cE08C1d5B329f24dD) | |
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The overall structure and content of the file are good, but there's room for improvement in explaining the functionality of RFQ contracts.
Based on the PR objectives:
- Add a brief explanation of what users can do with the RFQ contracts. This will help clarify their functionality.
- Consider mentioning how RFQ contracts relate to or differ from CCTP contracts, as both are mentioned in the PR objectives under the proposed "Routers" folder.
- If applicable, explain how RFQ contracts contribute to the statement that "most transactions no longer require an intermediary token," as mentioned in the PR comments.
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Consider adding API and supported pool information.
To align with the PR objectives and comments, consider adding the following information:
- If there are any API endpoints related to RFQ, mention them here and link to the Swagger documentation at
api.synapseprotocol.com/api-docs. - If applicable, add information about supported pools for RFQ, including Uniswap as mentioned in the PR comments.
- If RFQ involves any specific tokens (like nUSD/nETH mentioned in the PR comments), clarify their role in relation to RFQ contracts.
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| * **[SDK](/docs/Bridge/SDK)** – Call Synapse Router functions from your frontend or backend application. | ||
| * **[REST API](/docs/Bridge/REST-API)** – Endpoints and example code | ||
| * **[Widget](/docs/Bridge/Widget)** – Embed a customized Synapse Bridge in your application. |
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The section provides essential links and descriptions for developers to integrate Synapse into their applications, aligning well with the documentation improvement objectives.
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| ## Developers | |
| Embed or build a custom Bridge application. | |
| * **[SDK](/docs/Bridge/SDK)** – Call Synapse Router functions from your frontend or backend application. | |
| * **[REST API](/docs/Bridge/REST-API)** – Endpoints and example code | |
| * **[Widget](/docs/Bridge/Widget)** – Embed a customized Synapse Bridge in your application. | |
| ## Developers | |
| Embed or build a custom Bridge application. | |
| * **[SDK](/docs/Bridge/SDK)** – Call Synapse Router functions from your frontend or backend application. | |
| * **[REST API](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/api-docs)** – Comprehensive API documentation (Swagger) | |
| * **[Widget](/docs/Bridge/Widget)** – Embed a customized Synapse Bridge in your application. |
| ## Behavior | ||
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| CCTP Relayer polls for new transactions and state updates from CCTP contracts on-chain, to store in an off-chain database. | ||
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| Attestations from the [Circle API](https://developers.circle.com/stablecoin/reference) are submitted to the destination contract, and marked `Complete` when a transaction receipt is received. | ||
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| | `Pending` | Initiated on origin chain, and pending attestation | | ||
| | `Attested` | Waiting for submission on destination chain | | ||
| | `Submitted` | Confirmed on destination chain | | ||
| | `Complete` | Completed on destination chain | | ||
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| <!-- [Message states ↗](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/synapsecns/sanguine/services/cctp-relayer@v0.10.0/types#MessageState) --> | ||
| <!-- [combines](https://medium.com/@matt.denobrega/state-vs-event-based-web-architectures-59ab1f47656b) --> |
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| ## Behavior | |
| CCTP Relayer polls for new transactions and state updates from CCTP contracts on-chain, to store in an off-chain database. | |
| Attestations from the [Circle API](https://developers.circle.com/stablecoin/reference) are submitted to the destination contract, and marked `Complete` when a transaction receipt is received. | |
| | State | Description | | |
| |-------------|-------------| | |
| | `Pending` | Initiated on origin chain, and pending attestation | | |
| | `Attested` | Waiting for submission on destination chain | | |
| | `Submitted` | Confirmed on destination chain | | |
| | `Complete` | Completed on destination chain | | |
| <!-- [Message states ↗](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/synapsecns/sanguine/services/cctp-relayer@v0.10.0/types#MessageState) --> | |
| <!-- [combines](https://medium.com/@matt.denobrega/state-vs-event-based-web-architectures-59ab1f47656b) --> | |
| ## Behavior | |
| CCTP Relayer polls for new transactions and state updates from CCTP contracts on-chain, to store in an off-chain database. | |
| Attestations from the [Circle API](https://developers.circle.com/stablecoin/reference) are submitted to the destination contract, and marked `Complete` when a transaction receipt is received. | |
| | State | Description | | |
| |-------------|-------------| | |
| | `Pending` | Initiated on origin chain, and pending attestation | | |
| | `Attested` | Waiting for submission on destination chain | | |
| | `Submitted` | Confirmed on destination chain | | |
| | `Complete` | Completed on destination chain | | |
| <!-- [Message states ↗](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/synapsecns/sanguine/services/cctp-relayer@v0.10.0/types#MessageState) --> | |
| <!-- [combines](https://medium.com/@matt.denobrega/state-vs-event-based-web-architectures-59ab1f47656b) --> |
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| The Synapse Bridge SDK is built on top of the [Synapse Router](/docs/Routers/Synapse-Router) contract. | ||
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| * `bridgeModule` (string): String of the bridge module used (e.g. "SynapseRFQ") | ||
| * `txHash` (string): Transaction hash of the bridge transaction on the origin chain | ||
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| Get the status of a bridge transaction, with destination transaction information if finalized. | ||
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| * `destChainId` (int): `chainId` of the destination chain | ||
| * `bridgeModule` (string): String of the bridge module used (e.g. "SynapseRFQ") | ||
| * `synapseTxId` (string): The unique `SynapseTxId` (Kappa) | ||
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| * `toInfo` (object): Completed transaction information, or `null` if transaction is not complete. | ||
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Align /synapseTxId and /bridgeTxStatus documentation with previous sections.
The documentation for /synapseTxId and /bridgeTxStatus endpoints continues the pattern of being commented out. These sections provide crucial information about obtaining the unique synapseTxId and checking the status of bridge transactions.
To enhance the documentation:
- Ensure consistency by aligning the visibility of these sections with the decisions made for previous endpoints.
- If uncommented, verify that all information, including parameters, return values, and examples, is current and accurate.
- Pay special attention to the
bridgeModuleparameter, ensuring that the example value "SynapseRFQ" is still relevant and that other possible values are mentioned if applicable.
Maintaining a consistent approach across all endpoint documentation will significantly improve the overall quality and usability of the API documentation.
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| ### `/destinationTx` | ||
| Get the status of a bridge transaction, and the destination transaction information if the transaction is finalized. This is a simple implementation of the above two methods. | ||
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| * `originChainId` (int): `chainId` of the origin chain | ||
| * `txHash` (string): Transaction hash of the Bridge transaction on the origin chain | ||
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| * `status` (string): Returns `completed` if transaction is complete | ||
| * `toInfo` (object): Completed transaction information, or `null` if transaction is not complete. | ||
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| [`/destinationTx?originChainId=1&txHash=0x93f9d78516ee5fbce2595519ec97e03ff03778af600acb1769d0ce6def32b804`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/destinationTx?originChainId=1&txHash=0x93f9d78516ee5fbce2595519ec97e03ff03778af600acb1769d0ce6def32b804) |
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Review and align /destinationTx documentation for clarity and consistency.
The /destinationTx endpoint documentation, like previous sections, is commented out. This section provides information about retrieving the status and destination transaction details for bridge transactions.
To improve this documentation:
- Align the visibility of this section with the decisions made for previous endpoints.
- If uncommented, ensure all information, including parameters, return values, and the example, is up-to-date and accurate.
- Consider expanding on the statement that this is a "simple implementation of the above two methods." Clarify how it relates to
/synapseTxIdand/bridgeTxStatus, and explain when users should use this endpoint instead of the other two. - Review the return value descriptions, especially the
statusfield, to ensure they match the actual API response.
Enhancing the explanation of this endpoint's relationship to previous methods will help users understand when and how to use it effectively.
Would you like assistance in clarifying the relationship between /destinationTx and the previous two endpoints, and ensuring consistency with the rest of the documentation?
| ### `/destinationTokens` | ||
| Used to return which tokens you can bridge to, once an origin token is identified. | ||
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| * `fromChain` (int): `chainId` of the origin chain | ||
| * `fromToken` (string): Transaction hash of the bridge transaction on the origin chain | ||
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| * `symbol`: The token symbol of the destination token identified | ||
| * `chainId`: The `chainId` of the destination token identified | ||
| * `addres`: The token address of the destination token identified | ||
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The /destinationTokens endpoint documentation follows the pattern of being commented out. This section provides information about retrieving possible destination tokens for a given origin token.
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- Align the visibility of this section with the decisions made for previous endpoints.
- If uncommented, ensure all information, including parameters and return values, is accurate and up-to-date.
- Remove the comment "// This function returns a list of all tokens that the fromToken can be bridged to, along with data about that token. Each object in the list returns:" as it appears to be a code comment rather than part of the documentation.
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Example of how to modify the URL:
[`/destinationTokens?fromChain=1&fromToken=0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7`](https://api.synapseprotocol.com/destinationTokens?fromChain=1&fromToken=0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7)Would you like assistance in updating this section to align with previous documentation decisions and addressing the potential API key exposure?
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| ### Generate unsigned bridge transaction | ||
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| ```js | ||
| async function generateUnsignedBridgeTxn( | ||
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| toChain, | ||
| fromToken, | ||
| toToken, | ||
| amountFrom, | ||
| destAddress | ||
| ) { | ||
| const query_string = `fromChain=${fromChain}&toChain=${toChain}&fromToken=${fromToken}&toToken=${toToken}&amount=${amountFrom}&destAddress=${addressTo}`; | ||
| const response = await fetch( | ||
| `https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridgeTxInfo?${query_string}` | ||
| ); | ||
| const response_json = await response.json(); | ||
| return await response_json; | ||
| } | ||
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| generateUnsignedBridgeTxn( | ||
| 1, // Ethereum | ||
| 42161, // Arbitrum | ||
| "USDC", | ||
| "USDC", | ||
| "1000" | ||
| "0x2D2c027E0d1A899a1965910Dd272bcaE1cD03c22" | ||
| ); | ||
| ``` |
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Improvements needed in the generateUnsignedBridgeTxn function.
While the function provides a good structure for generating unsigned bridge transactions, there are several issues that need to be addressed:
- Fix the undefined variable in the query string:
-const query_string = `fromChain=${fromChain}&toChain=${toChain}&fromToken=${fromToken}&toToken=${toToken}&amount=${amountFrom}&destAddress=${addressTo}`;
+const query_string = `fromChain=${fromChain}&toChain=${toChain}&fromToken=${fromToken}&toToken=${toToken}&amount=${amountFrom}&destAddress=${destAddress}`;- Add error handling for the API call:
async function generateUnsignedBridgeTxn(
// ... parameters ...
) {
const query_string = `...`;
- const response = await fetch(
- `https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridgeTxInfo?${query_string}`
- );
- const response_json = await response.json();
- return await response_json;
+ try {
+ const response = await fetch(
+ `https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridgeTxInfo?${query_string}`
+ );
+ if (!response.ok) {
+ throw new Error(`HTTP error! status: ${response.status}`);
+ }
+ const response_json = await response.json();
+ return response_json;
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Error generating unsigned bridge transaction:', error);
+ throw error;
+ }
}- Fix the usage example by adding a missing comma:
generateUnsignedBridgeTxn(
1, // Ethereum
42161, // Arbitrum
"USDC",
"USDC",
- "1000"
+ "1000",
"0x2D2c027E0d1A899a1965910Dd272bcaE1cD03c22"
);These changes will improve the functionality and reliability of the generateUnsignedBridgeTxn function.
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| ### Generate unsigned bridge transaction | |
| ```js | |
| async function generateUnsignedBridgeTxn( | |
| fromChain, | |
| toChain, | |
| fromToken, | |
| toToken, | |
| amountFrom, | |
| destAddress | |
| ) { | |
| const query_string = `fromChain=${fromChain}&toChain=${toChain}&fromToken=${fromToken}&toToken=${toToken}&amount=${amountFrom}&destAddress=${addressTo}`; | |
| const response = await fetch( | |
| `https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridgeTxInfo?${query_string}` | |
| ); | |
| const response_json = await response.json(); | |
| return await response_json; | |
| } | |
| generateUnsignedBridgeTxn( | |
| 1, // Ethereum | |
| 42161, // Arbitrum | |
| "USDC", | |
| "USDC", | |
| "1000" | |
| "0x2D2c027E0d1A899a1965910Dd272bcaE1cD03c22" | |
| ); | |
| ``` | |
| ### Generate unsigned bridge transaction | |
| ```js | |
| async function generateUnsignedBridgeTxn( | |
| fromChain, | |
| toChain, | |
| fromToken, | |
| toToken, | |
| amountFrom, | |
| destAddress | |
| ) { | |
| const query_string = `fromChain=${fromChain}&toChain=${toChain}&fromToken=${fromToken}&toToken=${toToken}&amount=${amountFrom}&destAddress=${destAddress}`; | |
| try { | |
| const response = await fetch( | |
| `https://api.synapseprotocol.com/bridgeTxInfo?${query_string}` | |
| ); | |
| if (!response.ok) { | |
| throw new Error(`HTTP error! status: ${response.status}`); | |
| } | |
| const response_json = await response.json(); | |
| return response_json; | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| console.error('Error generating unsigned bridge transaction:', error); | |
| throw error; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| generateUnsignedBridgeTxn( | |
| 1, // Ethereum | |
| 42161, // Arbitrum | |
| "USDC", | |
| "USDC", | |
| "1000", | |
| "0x2D2c027E0d1A899a1965910Dd272bcaE1cD03c22" | |
| ); | |
| ``` |
| ```tsx | ||
| // `/homepage/index.tsx` | ||
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| import { useSynapseContext } from '@/utils/SynapseProvider' | ||
| import { Zero } from '@ethersproject/constants' | ||
| import { useState, useEffect } from 'react' | ||
| import { getNetwork } from '@wagmi/core' | ||
| import { | ||
| DEFAULT_FROM_CHAIN, | ||
| DEFAULT_TO_CHAIN, | ||
| DEFAULT_FROM_TOKEN, | ||
| DEFAULT_TO_TOKEN, | ||
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| export default function HomePage({ address }: { address: `0x${string}` }) { | ||
| // Get the synapse sdk | ||
| const SynapseSDK = useSynapseContext() | ||
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| const time = // add logic to get the current unix timestamp | ||
| // Example state hooks | ||
| const [fromToken, setFromToken] = useState(DEFAULT_FROM_TOKEN) | ||
| const [toToken, setToToken] = useState(DEFAULT_TO_TOKEN) | ||
| const [fromChainId, setFromChainId] = useState(DEFAULT_FROM_CHAIN) | ||
| const [toChainId, setToChainId] = useState(DEFAULT_TO_CHAIN) | ||
| const [amount, setAmount] = useState(Zero) | ||
| const [bridgeQuote, setBridgeQuote] = useState({ | ||
| outputAmountString: '', | ||
| quotes: { originQuery: null, destQuery: null }, | ||
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| // Set connected network when component is mounted | ||
| useEffect(() => { | ||
| const { chain: fromChainIdRaw } = getNetwork() | ||
| setFromChainId(fromChainIdRaw ? fromChainIdRaw?.id : DEFAULT_FROM_CHAIN) | ||
| }, []) | ||
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| // Suggestion: this function should be triggered from an useEffect when amount or to/from token/chain is altered | ||
| const getQuote = async () = { | ||
| SynapseSDK.bridgeQuote( | ||
| fromChainId, | ||
| toChainId, | ||
| fromToken, | ||
| toToken, | ||
| amount, | ||
| { | ||
| deadline: time + 10000, | ||
| excludedModules: [], | ||
| originUserAddress: address, | ||
| } | ||
| ) | ||
| .then( | ||
| ({ feeAmount, bridgeFee, maxAmountOut, originQuery, destQuery }) => { | ||
| let toValueBigNum = maxAmountOut ?? Zero | ||
| let toValueBase = toValueBigNum.div(toDecimals).toString() | ||
| let toValueMantissa = toValueBigNum.mod(toDecimals).toString() | ||
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| quotes: { | ||
| originQuery, | ||
| destQuery, | ||
| }, | ||
| }) | ||
| // do something | ||
| } | ||
| ) | ||
| .catch((err) => { | ||
| alert('error getting quote', err) | ||
| // do something | ||
| }) | ||
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| // Execute bridge function | ||
| const executeBridge = async () = { | ||
| await Synapse.bridge( | ||
| toAddress, // To Address | ||
| bridgeQuote.routerAddress, // bridge router contract address | ||
| fromChainId, // Origin Chain | ||
| toChainId, // Destination Chain | ||
| fromToken, // Origin Token Address | ||
| amount, // Amount | ||
| bridgeQuote.quotes.originQuery, // Origin query from bridgeQuote() | ||
| bridgeQuote.quotes.destQuery // Destination query from bridgeQuote() | ||
| ).then(({to, data}) => { | ||
| // do something | ||
| } | ||
| ) | ||
| .catch((err) => { | ||
| alert('error bridging', err) | ||
| // do something | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
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Several improvements needed in the HomePage component.
While the HomePage component provides a good structure for using the Synapse SDK, there are several issues that need to be addressed:
- The
timevariable is not implemented:
-const time = // add logic to get the current unix timestamp
+const time = Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000);- In the
getQuotefunction, ensure type consistency:
-let toValueBase = toValueBigNum.div(toDecimals).toString()
-let toValueMantissa = toValueBigNum.mod(toDecimals).toString()
+let toValueBase = toValueBigNum.div(BigNumber.from(10).pow(18)).toString()
+let toValueMantissa = toValueBigNum.mod(BigNumber.from(10).pow(18)).toString()- Fix syntax errors in the
executeBridgefunction:
-const executeBridge = async () = {
+const executeBridge = async () => {
await Synapse.bridge(
toAddress, // To Address
bridgeQuote.routerAddress, // bridge router contract address
fromChainId, // Origin Chain
toChainId, // Destination Chain
fromToken, // Origin Token Address
amount, // Amount
bridgeQuote.quotes.originQuery, // Origin query from bridgeQuote()
bridgeQuote.quotes.destQuery // Destination query from bridgeQuote()
- ).then(({to, data}) => {
+ ).then(({to, data}) => {
// do something
- }
)
.catch((err) => {
alert('error bridging', err)
// do something
- })
+ })
}- Consider adding error handling in the
useEffecthook:
useEffect(() => {
+ try {
const { chain: fromChainIdRaw } = getNetwork()
setFromChainId(fromChainIdRaw ? fromChainIdRaw?.id : DEFAULT_FROM_CHAIN)
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Error setting network:', error)
+ // Handle the error appropriately
+ }
}, [])These changes will improve the functionality and reliability of the HomePage component.
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1-25: LGTM! Consider adding Uniswap to the list of supported pools.The introduction and architecture sections provide a clear and comprehensive overview of the CCTP Router. The inclusion of the visual component (CCTPFlow) enhances the documentation.
As per the PR objectives, consider adding Uniswap to the list of supported pools in the configuration section, as it has a significant brand presence.
35-49: LGTM! Consider removing commented-out links.The behavior section provides a clear explanation of how CCTP Relayers operate, including a helpful table of message states. This information is valuable for users understanding the relayer's functionality.
There are commented-out links at the end of this section (lines 48-49). If these are not intended for future use, consider removing them to keep the documentation clean.
130-132: LGTM! Consider expanding on observability benefits.The recommended services section provides valuable information about open telemetry and the Submitter Dashboard. This aligns well with the PR objectives regarding observability.
Consider briefly explaining the benefits of setting up these observability tools to encourage users to implement them.
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26-33: LGTM! Clear explanation of CCTP Relayers.This section effectively describes CCTP Relayers and their function. The tip box clearly communicates that while Synapse provides a Golang implementation, users can build and run their own relayers permissionlessly in any programming language.
51-101: LGTM! Comprehensive configuration instructions.The configuration section provides clear and detailed instructions for setting up CCTP Relayers using a YAML file. The list of parameters and the example YAML configuration are particularly helpful for users implementing the relayer.
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103-128: LGTM! Clear instructions for running the relayer.This section provides comprehensive instructions for running the CCTP Relayer using different methods (Docker, source, and Helm). The specific commands and notes about requirements are helpful for users deploying the relayer.
| * `http_backoff_initial_interval_ms`: Initial backoff interval in milliseconds. | ||
| * `retry_interval_ms`: Retry interval between attestation requests in milliseconds — *[CCTP API Rate Limit](https://developers.circle.com/stablecoins/docs/limits)*. | ||
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23-23: Add Uniswap to the list of supported liquidity sourcesAs suggested in the PR comments, consider adding Uniswap to the list of supported liquidity sources due to its significant brand presence. This addition will provide a more comprehensive overview of the available options.
You can update the line as follows:
-CCTP can be configured to bridge through any supported liquidity source, such as [Curve](https://github.com/synapsecns/synapse-contracts/blob/master/contracts/router/modules/pool/curve/CurveV1Module.sol), [Algebra](https://github.com/synapsecns/synapse-contracts/blob/master/contracts/router/modules/pool/algebra/AlgebraModule.sol), [DAI PSM](https://github.com/synapsecns/synapse-contracts/blob/master/contracts/router/modules/pool/dss/DssPsmModule.sol), and others. +CCTP can be configured to bridge through any supported liquidity source, such as [Uniswap](https://github.com/synapsecns/synapse-contracts/blob/master/contracts/router/modules/pool/uniswap/UniswapV3Module.sol), [Curve](https://github.com/synapsecns/synapse-contracts/blob/master/contracts/router/modules/pool/curve/CurveV1Module.sol), [Algebra](https://github.com/synapsecns/synapse-contracts/blob/master/contracts/router/modules/pool/algebra/AlgebraModule.sol), [DAI PSM](https://github.com/synapsecns/synapse-contracts/blob/master/contracts/router/modules/pool/dss/DssPsmModule.sol), and others.
48-49: Consider removing commented-out linksThe commented-out links at the end of the Behavior section don't provide any value to the documentation in their current state. If these links are not intended for future use, it's recommended to remove them to keep the documentation clean and maintainable.
You can remove the following lines:
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130-132: LGTM: Helpful recommendations for observabilityThe "Recommended services" section provides valuable information about using open telemetry for tracing and metrics. The references to the Observability page and Submitter Dashboard are helpful for users who want to set up monitoring for their CCTP Relayer.
To improve this section further, consider adding direct links to the referenced pages:
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-CCTP Relayer uses open telemetry for tracing and metrics. See the [Observability](/docs/Services/Observability) page for details. We highly recommend setting up the [Submitter Dashboard](/docs/Services/Submitter) as well. +CCTP Relayer uses open telemetry for tracing and metrics. See the [Observability](/docs/Services/Observability) page for details. We highly recommend setting up the [Submitter Dashboard](/docs/Services/Submitter) as well.This change assumes that the links are correct within your documentation structure. Please verify and adjust the URLs if necessary.
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25-33: LGTM: Clear explanation of CCTP RelayersThe relayer section provides a concise and clear explanation of CCTP Relayers. The tip effectively communicates that users can run their own relayer implementation, addressing the previous comment about clarifying that this is one of multiple possible implementations.
51-101: LGTM: Comprehensive configuration guideThe configuration section provides a clear and detailed guide on how to set up CCTP Relayers. The explanation of the YAML configuration file, its parameters, and the included example are particularly helpful for users. This section effectively addresses the need for clear setup instructions mentioned in the PR objectives.
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103-125: LGTM: Clear and concise running instructionsThe "Run" section provides clear and concise instructions for running the CCTP Relayer using different methods (Docker, source, and Helm). The specific commands and requirements are well-documented, making it easy for users to get started. The note about the Go version requirement is particularly helpful.
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