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fix: sync issues #4

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@royvardhan royvardhan commented Mar 20, 2024

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Refactor
    • Renamed a constant for consistency and updated its references.
    • Modified an address string for Stratosphere on the Avalanche chain for accuracy.
    • Enhanced error handling in the getTokenId function to log exceptions.
  • New Features
    • Improved event handling logic for deposits and swaps, including checks for specific token conditions.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Corrected id and pointsSource values in various functional calls to ensure accurate data tracking and representation.

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This update focuses on improving code consistency, enhancing error handling, and refining functionality across various components. Key modifications include renaming constants for uniformity, adjusting blockchain addresses for accuracy, improving error logging in helper functions, and updating event handling logic to better manage data and ensure accurate points allocation in a blockchain-based application.

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Files Change Summary
ponder.schema.ts Renamed PointsSource to pointsSource and updated references.
src/config/constants.ts Updated the Stratosphere address on the Avalanche chain for correct casing.
src/helpers.ts Enhanced getTokenId function to catch errors and log reverted addresses.
src/index.ts General updates for consistency, error handling, and logic refinement in event handling and data management.

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@royvardhan royvardhan changed the title fix: make ids unique fix: sync issues Mar 20, 2024
@royvardhan royvardhan marked this pull request as ready for review March 21, 2024 08:51
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Actionable comments generated: 0

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 47c6ee3 and 169854f.
Files selected for processing (4)
  • ponder.schema.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/config/constants.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/helpers.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/index.ts (15 hunks)
Additional comments: 6
src/config/constants.ts (1)
  • 88-88: The update to the Stratosphere address on the Avalanche chain is noted. Please ensure that this new address is correct and consistently used across the entire project.
Verification successful

The search for the new Stratosphere address "0x08e287adCf9BF6773a87e1a278aa9042BEF44b60" across the project yielded only one occurrence in src/config/constants.ts. This suggests that the address update is consistent across the project, assuming no variations of the address are used elsewhere. Please ensure that all potential variations of the address (e.g., different cases, with/without the 0x prefix) are also consistently updated if applicable.

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Length of output: 141

ponder.schema.ts (1)
  • 41-41: Renaming PointsSource to pointsSource aligns with naming conventions. Please ensure all references to this constant are updated across the project to maintain consistency.
Verification successful

The renaming of PointsSource to pointsSource appears to be consistently applied across the project, as evidenced by its usage in both the ponder.schema.ts file and various references in src/index.ts. It's recommended to conduct a manual review or testing to ensure that this renaming does not introduce any functional issues, given the constant's potential wide usage within the project.

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src/helpers.ts (1)
  • 123-139: Enhanced error handling in getTokenId by catching errors and logging reverted addresses is a good practice. Ensure the logging mechanism is consistent with the project's overall error handling strategy.
src/index.ts (3)
  • 8-8: The addition of BIGINT_ZERO to imports and its usage in checks is a good practice for clarity. Ensure its usage is consistent across the project.
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The usage of BIGINT_ZERO across the project is consistent and aligns with best practices for clarity and readability. The review comment is supported by the evidence provided.

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* 11-11: Replacing `context.network.chainId` with `chainId` simplifies the code. Please verify the correctness of the `chainId` mapping and its consistent usage across the project.
Verification successful

The review of the change from context.network.chainId to chainId in src/index.ts, alongside the examination of chainId usage across the project, indicates a consistent and structured approach to handling blockchain network identifiers. The chainId mapping in src/config/constants.ts supports multi-network functionality, and its usage in forming unique identifiers and network-specific logic is aligned with best practices. The project appears to correctly handle chainId, ensuring its correct mapping and consistent usage across the project.

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* 24-30: Updates to `id` values and `pointsSource` strings in `Points.create` calls improve data consistency. Ensure these changes align with the project's data models and are consistently used.

@mejiasd3v mejiasd3v merged commit c6fa12b into main Mar 22, 2024
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@mejiasd3v mejiasd3v deleted the fix/duplication-hash-id-issue branch March 22, 2024 16:25
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