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feat(x/crosschain): use autocli instead of cmd #743

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced cross-chain operations with the integration of AutoCLIAppModule across multiple modules.
    • Introduced AutoCLIAppModule struct for improved command-line interface functionalities.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Streamlined command functions for querying oracles and bridge operations, removing redundant commands for a more efficient interface.
  • Documentation

    • Updated method signatures and structures to reflect new functionalities and enhancements.

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The pull request introduces enhancements to the AppModule structure across multiple modules by integrating the crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule. Each module's constructor is updated to initialize this new structure, allowing for improved command-line interface (CLI) functionalities specific to cross-chain operations. Additionally, a new file defining the AutoCLIAppModule is added, and several command functions in the CLI-related files are streamlined, resulting in a reduced command set focused on essential operations.

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x/arbitrum/module.go, x/avalanche/module.go, x/bsc/module.go, x/eth/module.go, x/layer2/module.go, x/optimism/module.go, x/polygon/module.go, x/tron/module.go Updated AppModule to include crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule. Modified NewAppModule constructor to initialize AutoCLIAppModule with ModuleName from types.ModuleName.
x/crosschain/autocli.go Introduced AutoCLIAppModule struct with ModuleName and implemented AutoCLIOptions method for command options related to cross-chain operations.
x/crosschain/client/cli/query.go, x/crosschain/client/cli/tx.go Removed multiple command functions to streamline CLI commands for querying oracles and bridge operations in query.go and tx.go. Modified one command function in query.go to change a variable name.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
x/optimism/module.go (1)

Line range hint 1-140: Summary: Successful integration of AutoCLIAppModule

The changes in this file successfully integrate the crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule into the optimism module. This appears to be part of a broader effort to standardize CLI functionality across modules. The modifications are implemented correctly, maintaining backwards compatibility while introducing the new CLI capabilities.

Key points:

  1. Necessary imports have been added.
  2. The AppModule struct now includes crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule.
  3. The NewAppModule function initializes the AutoCLIAppModule correctly.

These changes should improve consistency in CLI handling across modules. However, to ensure a smooth transition:

  1. Verify that similar changes have been made consistently across other modules.
  2. Add or update tests to cover the new CLI functionality.
  3. Update any relevant documentation to reflect these changes.

Consider creating a migration guide or update release notes to inform users about any potential changes in CLI behavior or new capabilities resulting from this refactoring.

x/crosschain/autocli.go (1)

18-20: Consider correcting the method name in the comment for clarity

The comment refers to QueryBridgeChainListRequest, but the code checks for method.MethodName == "BridgeChainList". To maintain consistency and avoid confusion, please update the comment to match the method name used in the code.

Apply this diff to update the comment:

-// exclude QueryBridgeChainListRequest, because it does not have chain_name flag
+// exclude BridgeChainList method, because it does not have chain_name flag
x/tron/module.go (1)

The ValidateGenesis method is not implemented in the tron module.

  • Implement the ValidateGenesis method to ensure all necessary genesis state validations specific to the tron module are performed.
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Line range hint 41-48: Validate the ValidateGenesis method for module-specific correctness.

The ValidateGenesis method now unmarshals into crosschaintypes.GenesisState, which is appropriate for crosschain modules. Ensure that types.ModuleName correctly corresponds to the tron module and that the genesis validation encompasses all necessary state validations specific to tron.

Run the following script to confirm that types.ModuleName is correctly set:

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# Expected Result: ModuleName should be set to 'tron'

Length of output: 308


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x/crosschain/client/cli/query.go (2)

50-52: Nitpick: Remove Redundant Comments

The comment lines at lines 50 and 51 are redundant and do not provide additional information. Consider removing them to improve code readability.

Apply this diff to remove the unnecessary comments:

-        //
-        // event nonce

Line range hint 245-245: Issue: Typo in Function Name CmdCovertBridgeToken

The function name CmdCovertBridgeToken appears to have a typo. It should likely be CmdConvertBridgeToken to reflect its purpose accurately.

Apply this diff to correct the function name:

-func CmdCovertBridgeToken(chainName string) *cobra.Command {
+func CmdConvertBridgeToken(chainName string) *cobra.Command {
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  • x/arbitrum/module.go (2 hunks)
  • x/avalanche/module.go (2 hunks)
  • x/bsc/module.go (2 hunks)
  • x/crosschain/autocli.go (1 hunks)
  • x/crosschain/client/cli/query.go (3 hunks)
  • x/crosschain/client/cli/tx.go (0 hunks)
  • x/eth/module.go (2 hunks)
  • x/layer2/module.go (2 hunks)
  • x/optimism/module.go (2 hunks)
  • x/polygon/module.go (2 hunks)
  • x/tron/module.go (2 hunks)
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  • x/crosschain/client/cli/tx.go
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x/optimism/module.go (3)

18-21: LGTM: New imports for crosschain integration.

The added imports are necessary and correctly implemented for the integration of the crosschain module.


85-87: LGTM: Integration of AutoCLIAppModule.

The addition of crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule to the AppModule struct is a good step towards standardizing CLI functionality. The existing fields are retained, which should maintain backwards compatibility.

Please verify that this change is consistent across other modules and that it doesn't break any existing functionality. Run the following script to check for similar changes in other modules:


93-95: LGTM: Proper initialization of AutoCLIAppModule.

The NewAppModule function correctly initializes the AutoCLIAppModule with the module name while retaining the existing fields. This change is consistent with the struct modifications and should facilitate standardized CLI functionality.

To ensure the new CLI functionality works as expected, please add appropriate tests. You can use the following script to check for existing CLI tests and identify where new tests might be needed:

x/crosschain/autocli.go (1)

14-69: Code implementation is correct and follows best practices

The AutoCLIOptions method is well-implemented, correctly constructing the module options for both query and transaction commands. It appropriately adds the chain_name flag to relevant RPC commands and skips deprecated or authority-gated methods as intended. The code is clean, readable, and adheres to Go conventions.

x/tron/module.go (4)

18-18: Imports added correctly for crosschain integration.

The new import statements properly include the necessary crosschain packages, ensuring access to the required functionalities for the crosschain enhancements.


81-83: Proper embedding of crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule in AppModule.

Embedding crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule into the AppModule struct effectively augments the module with auto-generated CLI capabilities, aligning with the crosschain module's architecture.


89-91: Correct initialization of AutoCLIAppModule in the constructor.

Initializing AutoCLIAppModule with ModuleName: types.ModuleName ensures that the auto-generated CLI commands are correctly associated with the tron module.


Line range hint 64-67: Updated GetQueryCmd and GetTxCmd to utilize crosschain CLI commands.

By returning the commands from crosschaincli, the module leverages shared CLI functionality, promoting code reuse and consistency across crosschain modules.

x/polygon/module.go (3)

Line range hint 18-22: Imports of crosschain packages are correctly added

The added imports integrate the crosschain functionalities, which is necessary for the enhancements made in this module.


81-83: Embedding crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule into AppModule

Embedding crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule into AppModule allows the module to leverage auto-generated CLI commands, enhancing the CLI functionalities specific to cross-chain operations. This is an appropriate addition.


89-91: Initialization of AutoCLIAppModule in NewAppModule

Initializing AutoCLIAppModule with ModuleName: types.ModuleName ensures that the module is correctly associated with its CLI commands. The initialization logic is correct and aligns with the intended enhancements.

x/bsc/module.go (3)

19-22: Addition of necessary crosschain imports

The added imports for the crosschain packages are appropriate and required for integrating the AutoCLIAppModule functionality.


85-85: Embedding AutoCLIAppModule into AppModule

Embedding crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule into the AppModule struct is correctly implemented. This allows the module to inherit CLI functionalities from the crosschain module.


93-95: Proper initialization of AutoCLIAppModule in NewAppModule

The AutoCLIAppModule is initialized with ModuleName: types.ModuleName in the NewAppModule function. This ensures that the embedded AutoCLIAppModule is correctly configured with the appropriate module name.

x/eth/module.go (2)

18-21: Imports added for crosschain functionalities

The newly added imports for the crosschain packages are appropriate and necessary for integrating crosschain functionalities into the module.


93-95: Initialization of AutoCLIAppModule in NewAppModule

The AutoCLIAppModule is correctly initialized with the module name in the NewAppModule function, which ensures proper setup of crosschain CLI functionalities.

x/layer2/module.go (3)

18-21: Approved: Necessary import statements added

The added import statements for crosschain, crosschaincli, crosschainkeeper, and crosschaintypes are essential for integrating cross-chain functionalities into the layer2 module.


85-87: Approved: Embedding AutoCLIAppModule to enhance CLI capabilities

Embedding crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule into the AppModule struct enhances the module's CLI capabilities by leveraging cross-chain functionalities. This improves modularity and reusability of the CLI commands within the module.


93-95: Approved: Correct initialization of AutoCLIAppModule

The NewAppModule function correctly initializes the AutoCLIAppModule with the module name. This ensures that the automatic CLI functionalities are properly set up for the layer2 module.

x/arbitrum/module.go (3)

19-22: Import statements added correctly for crosschain functionalities

The added import statements for crosschain, crosschaincli, crosschainkeeper, and crosschaintypes are appropriate and necessary for integrating AutoCLIAppModule and cross-chain functionalities into the module.


85-85: Embedding AutoCLIAppModule into AppModule enhances CLI capabilities

Embedding crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule into AppModule allows the module to leverage auto-generated CLI functionalities specific to cross-chain operations. This enhances modularity and reusability by utilizing shared implementations.


93-95: Correct initialization of AutoCLIAppModule in NewAppModule

Initializing AutoCLIAppModule with ModuleName: types.ModuleName in the NewAppModule constructor ensures that the auto-generated CLI commands are correctly associated with the arbitrum module. This setup is appropriate and aligns with best practices for module initialization.

x/avalanche/module.go (3)

19-22: Imports of crosschain packages are correctly added

The addition of crosschain packages in the imports is appropriate and necessary for integrating cross-chain CLI functionalities.


85-87: Embedding crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule into AppModule

Embedding crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule enhances the module's CLI capabilities for cross-chain operations and is implemented correctly.


93-95: Initialization of AutoCLIAppModule in NewAppModule

Initializing AutoCLIAppModule with ModuleName: types.ModuleName ensures proper module identification in CLI commands and is appropriately set.

x/crosschain/client/cli/query.go (2)

185-192: Approved: Consistent Variable Naming

Good job updating the variable name from queryAbciResp to queryABCIResp. This change improves consistency with Go naming conventions for acronyms.


221-228: Approved: Consistent Variable Naming

Consistently using queryABCIResp enhances readability and adheres to Go's naming conventions for acronyms.

@@ -81,15 +82,17 @@ func (AppModuleBasic) RegisterInterfaces(_ codectypes.InterfaceRegistry) {}

// AppModule object for module implementation
type AppModule struct {
crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule
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⚠️ Potential issue

Potential method collision due to embedding multiple structs

The AppModule struct now embeds both crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule and AppModuleBasic. If both embedded structs define methods with the same names, this can lead to ambiguous method calls and compilation errors in Go. Please ensure that there are no conflicting methods between crosschain.AutoCLIAppModule and AppModuleBasic, or consider embedding only one of them and explicitly defining the necessary methods to avoid ambiguity.

@zakir-code zakir-code merged commit 8c1b624 into main Oct 16, 2024
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