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improve scripts and update config and contracts to match new flow #2

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  • New Features

    • Updated project to support sending IBC packets from the "Xcounter" contract, ensuring counter variable synchronization.
    • Added functionality for creating and managing IBC channels, including sending greetings and closing channels.
    • Enhanced deployment and channel creation scripts for improved network configuration and flexibility.
  • Documentation

    • Updated .env.example with new instructions for setting up environment variables and contract addresses.
    • Revised README to include comprehensive setup and usage instructions, reflecting the project's updated functionality.
  • Refactor

    • Overhauled network configuration in hardhat.config.js for clarity and updated network aliases.
    • Refined contract logic to improve channel management and packet sending capabilities.
  • Chores

    • Introduced new scripts for deploying configurations and managing channel creation, enhancing automation and user experience.

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The project has evolved to focus on enabling the sending of IBC packets between contracts on different networks, specifically OP or Base, with a synchronized counter variable. This includes comprehensive updates from setting up environment variables, deploying contracts, creating channels, to sending packets. The changes enhance functionality, streamline deployment across networks, and improve contract interactions for IBC packet handling.

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Files Change Summaries
.env.example Updated with instructions for file renaming and updating private keys; changed contract addresses.
README.md Shifted project focus to IBC packet sending; added setup and operation instructions.
contracts/CustomChanIbcContract.sol Enhanced for IBC packet sending; added ChannelMapping and functions for channel management.
hardhat.config.js Updated network configurations and aliases.
scripts/create-channel-config.js
scripts/create-channel.js
scripts/deploy-config.js
scripts/deploy.js
scripts/send-packet.js
Improved to support dynamic fetching, deployment, and operation based on network and contract specifics.

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🌐✨ Channels connect, through space and time.
Packets fly, across the ethereal expanse,
Synchronizing counters, in a blockchain dance.
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Actionable comments generated: 9

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6acdb43 and 52a1714.
Files ignored due to path filters (1)
  • config.json is excluded by: !**/*.json
Files selected for processing (9)
  • .env.example (1 hunks)
  • README.md (1 hunks)
  • contracts/CustomChanIbcContract.sol (6 hunks)
  • hardhat.config.js (3 hunks)
  • scripts/create-channel-config.js (1 hunks)
  • scripts/create-channel.js (2 hunks)
  • scripts/deploy-config.js (1 hunks)
  • scripts/deploy.js (2 hunks)
  • scripts/send-packet.js (1 hunks)
Additional comments: 25
.env.example (2)
  • 1-1: Ensure the instruction for renaming the file is clear and secure, considering the importance of private keys in blockchain projects.
  • 6-11: The update to contract addresses for the Polymer Production Testnet is correct. Ensure these addresses are verified and secure.
hardhat.config.js (3)
  • 18-18: Ensure the 'base' network URL is correct and secure. Verify the URL is accessible and points to a trusted network.
  • 27-27: Ensure the 'optimism' network URL is correct and secure. Verify the URL is accessible and points to a trusted network.
  • 36-36: The update to the default network is correct. Ensure 'optimism' is the intended default network for the project's operations.
scripts/deploy.js (3)
  • 11-14: Ensure the dynamic selection of contract type based on network name is implemented correctly and securely. Verify that the contract types are valid and secure.
  • 21-21: Ensure the deployment process is secure and the contract type is correctly instantiated. Verify the contract type exists and is deployable.
  • 28-28: The output formatting for deployment information is correct. Ensure the output is parsed correctly in subsequent scripts.
scripts/create-channel-config.js (1)
  • 7-17: Ensure the updateConfig function correctly updates the config.json file with the new channel information. Verify the file path and data structure are correct.
scripts/send-packet.js (3)
  • 14-16: Ensure the dynamic retrieval of contract type based on network name is implemented correctly and securely. Verify that the contract types are valid and secure.
  • 19-20: Ensure the contract instantiation logic is secure and the contract type is correctly used. Verify the contract type exists and is interactable.
  • 24-27: The logic to prepare and send the packet is correct. Ensure the channelId and timeoutSeconds are correctly used and secure.
scripts/deploy-config.js (1)
  • 17-34: Ensure the updateConfig function correctly updates the config.json file with the new address information. Verify the file path and data structure are correct.
scripts/create-channel.js (4)
  • 21-22: Ensure the dynamic retrieval of contract type based on network name is implemented correctly and securely. Verify that the contract types are valid and secure.
  • 25-26: Ensure the contract instantiation logic is secure and the contract type is correctly used. Verify the contract type exists and is interactable.
  • 30-33: The logic to prepare arguments for channel creation is correct. Ensure the connection hops and port IDs are correctly used and secure.
  • 57-66: The logic to print the new channel and its counterparty is correct. Ensure the output is clear and useful for debugging and verification purposes.
README.md (5)
  • 3-3: The project's new functionality description is clear and informative. Ensure it accurately reflects the project's capabilities.
  • 7-13: The instructions for installing dependencies are correct. Ensure the links and commands are up-to-date and functional.
  • 21-27: The instructions for setting up environment variables and checking the config.json file are clear. Ensure the file paths and names are accurate.
  • 31-44: The script execution instructions are correct. Ensure the network flag and config values are aligned and the instructions are clear for users.
  • 48-73: The deployment, channel creation, and packet sending instructions are clear and informative. Ensure the steps are in the correct order and the scripts work as described.
contracts/CustomChanIbcContract.sol (3)
  • 17-23: The addition of the ChannelMapping struct and its use in the connectedChannels array is correct. Ensure the data structure is efficiently used and secure.
  • 147-151: The logic to store channel mappings in onConnectIbcChannel is correct. Ensure the data structure manipulation is efficient and secure.
  • 177-177: The triggerChannelClose function implementation is correct. Ensure it is secure and only callable by authorized entities.

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@tmsdkeys tmsdkeys merged commit 2bd02bd into main Feb 14, 2024
@tmsdkeys tmsdkeys deleted the thomas/update-git-submodule-to-forge branch February 14, 2024 16:27
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