Overledger New actions added (read from smart contract and sign a transaction) and modification of existing Actions (Prepare and execute transactions) - tied to issue ticket submitted to Pipedream
The Overledger Pipedream Actions did not have the correct properties in order to work with the the Quant Overledger API request parameters. As well as this other actions added to complete the API sequence. We want the Overledger app in pipedream to be able to perform the the read, monitoring and writing actions. please have a look at the issue submitted:
https://github.com/PipedreamHQ/pipedream/issues/14150.
Modifications have been to the prepare and execute actions as these did it seem to be functional.
Phil Buuza
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Release Notes
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New Features
- Introduced new modules for signing transactions and reading from smart contracts.
- Added a property to specify the environment in transaction preparation and execution.
- Enhanced functionality for preparing smart contract transactions with improved parameter handling.
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Improvements
- Updated descriptions for transaction properties to enhance clarity.
- Streamlined transaction preparation and signing processes with consolidated request bodies.
- Added constants for mapping Overledger environments and technology options to token symbols.
- Improved flexibility by allowing selection between different Overledger environments.
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Bug Fixes
- Corrected a typo in the summary method for account events.
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Version Updates
- Incremented version numbers for various modules to reflect recent changes.
Walkthrough
This pull request introduces several enhancements to the Overledger components, including updates to property descriptions, the addition of new properties, and the introduction of new modules for reading and signing smart contract transactions. Key modifications include the addition of an environment property, the creation of new modules for reading from and signing transactions with smart contracts, and updates to existing methods to support environment configurations. Additionally, new constants for token symbols are introduced, and minor version updates are applied across various components.
Changes
| File | Change Summary |
|---|---|
components/overledger/actions/execute-signed-transaction/execute-signed-transaction.mjs |
Updated descriptions for requestId and signedTransaction properties; added environment property; version updated to 0.0.2. |
components/overledger/actions/prepare-smart-contract-transaction/prepare-smart-contract-transaction.mjs |
Added environment and smartContractId properties; updated signingAccountId description; modified run method to construct requestBody object; version updated to 0.0.2. |
components/overledger/actions/read-from-a-smart-contract/read-from-smart-contract.mjs |
Introduced a new module for reading data from a smart contract, defining necessary properties and a run method for execution; version set to 0.0.1. |
components/overledger/actions/sign-a-transaction/sign-a-transaction.mjs |
Introduced a new module for signing transactions, defining properties and a run method for signing logic; version set to 0.0.1. |
components/overledger/common/constants.mjs |
Added new constants OVERLEDGER_INSTANCE and UNIT_OPTIONS mapping technology options to token symbols. |
components/overledger/overledger.app.mjs |
Added environment property, _getBaseUrl method, updated _makeRequest method, introduced readFromSmartContract and signTransaction methods. |
components/overledger/package.json |
Updated version from "0.1.0" to "0.2.0". |
components/overledger/sources/new-contract-event-instant/new-contract-event-instant.mjs |
Updated version from "0.0.1" to "0.0.2". |
components/overledger/sources/watch-new-account-event-instant/watch-new-account-event-instant.mjs |
Updated version from "0.0.1" to "0.0.2" and corrected a typo in the getSummary method return string. |
components/overledger/sources/common/base.mjs |
Added environment property to enhance hook functionality with environment context. |
Possibly related issues
- PipedreamHQ/pipedream#14150: The changes in this PR include the ability to read data from a smart contract via Overledger, which addresses the request for additional actions to enhance the integration.
Possibly related PRs
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#13853: This PR introduces new properties and methods related to the
xatacomponent, which may share similar structural changes with theexecute-signed-transaction.mjsfile in the main PR. -
#14117: The introduction of new actions in the
CustomJScomponent, particularly those related to HTML and Puppeteer, may relate to the changes in theexecute-signed-transaction.mjsfile regarding the handling of properties and methods. - #14190: The new action components added in the Easy Peasy AI PR may have similar property and method structures as those introduced in the main PR, particularly in how they define and handle parameters.
- #14203: The new Docnify components introduced in this PR may have similar action definitions and property handling as seen in the main PR, particularly in the context of document management.
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#14224: The new BurstyAI components may also reflect similar patterns in defining actions and properties, akin to the changes made in the main PR regarding the
execute-signed-transaction.mjsfile.
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Thank you so much for submitting this! We've added it to our backlog to review, and our team has been notified.
Thanks for submitting this PR! When we review PRs, we follow the Pipedream component guidelines. If you're not familiar, here's a quick checklist:
- [ ] Create components to address specific use cases whenever possible
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keys should follow the formatapp_name_slug-slugified-component-name - [ ] Components should follow the standard directory structure
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@luancazarine just did one little additional update to the overledger.app which will allow for instance selection between Sandox version and Live Overledger as they use different BaseUrls. once user selects an option in the props dropdown menu in environment prop this will set the correct baseURLs in the methods.
Please if you can approve after reviewing this so I can test it in the UI. Many thanks
Hi @philbuuza, I'm trying to push a commit with some adjusts, but it looks like you changed some permissions. Could you please check?
Hi @luancazarine. I think it is to do with the versioning. I did not increment the versioning on the components i altered so my mistake as well as folder naming structure I will fix these now. Thanks.
@luancazarine I have made the versioning alterations and would like for the merge to be done. many thanks
@luancazarine - I have made the recommended changes as per your comments. Please review and merge if all ok. I did leave some reply comments on some of them but I seem to have clarified things now on further analysis
Hi @philbuuza. Thanks for making the changes I recommend. We're almost there. I just need you to add the environment prop to the common source file and pass it to the create and delete hook methods.
I have added the environemnt to the common source file and pass it in the create and delete hook methods. Please review and see if this is ok. Many thanks for all your feedback
Hi @luancazarine. Thanks for your help too. Is the final QA done by someone else in your team then. Is that the Vercel deploy thats waiting
Hello everyone, I have tested this PR and there're some test cases failed or needed improvement.
Please check the test report below for more information https://vunguyenhung.notion.site/Overledger-New-actions-added-read-from-smart-contract-and-sign-a-transaction-and-modification-of-e-119bf548bb5e81148445e5643e6f00f2
@luancazarine - I cant seem to find where the Type Error (this._sanboxBaseUrl is not a function) is coming from in the QA from @vunguyenhung. Its not a function we have in the code anywhere?. Am i missing something here?
Also can I confirm that apart from the issues wth read-from-smart-contract and sign-a-transantion all the other actions and sources have passed and ar ok?
Hi @philbuuza, here's the stacktrace
I used the sample values in Overledger API Doc: https://developers.quant.network/reference/readsmartcontract
have you got an Quant Connect account and created an app with client id and client key which are needed for Overledger to work
@vunguyenhung Also looking at that function you are calling on that smart contract you need to provide input parameters for in. in this case it will be an address.:
//notice This is the test for making a call to a read function with a long function name function readVeryLongFunctionNameReadVeryLongFunctionNameReadVeryLongFunctionName(address account) public view returns (address) { return account; }
@luancazarine @vunguyenhung you can try a simplere one to begin with - whixh does not require inputs like - readZeroInputsOneOutput. On the same smart contract address....
Also can I check if there is anyway for me to checkout to this PR branch and run the tests myself with the UI platform
Hi @vunguyenhung or @luancazarine could we check that the branch being tested is the most up to date. As the function ((this.sandboxBaseURL) is not even in the code base anymore. Something does not seem to be up to date. thanks
Hi @philbuuza, thank you for your effort.
For the read function, I'll check again and test with the latest code.
For the sign transaction, I can not pushlish the action, could you check the test report and fix it?
Hi @vunguyenhung ok sure. Also you can try a simpler function where you do not need to put any inputs and get a valued returned. like these:
1 - readZeroInputsOneOutput 2 - readZeroInputsTwoOutputs
Heres i the smart contract these are from. Where you can view the functions available: https://sepolia.etherscan.io/address/0x3a637d769ed8530b483eeae70923d73dbad916c6#readContract
Please remember to have the sanbox instance of overledger set as well as selecting the Ethereum Sepolia Testnet.
have ammended the Sign-a-Transaction failed issue with the nativeData:
"Sign A Transaction - Fail I got an error when publishing the action bad default value for prop nativeData: undefined (should be object)"
Have added a default empty object to fix this undefined issue.
@luancazarine and @vunguyenhung I am still waiting on this PR. Can I get an update as to the progress of this. I dont have an upgraded account which would have allowed me to test this out myself so I kindly ask this is done so I can complete this task. Many thanks.
Hi @philbuuza, sorry for the late response. I've move forward this ticket to PR review.
We recommend to test your action to save back-and-forth time if possible.
Thank you for your contribution!
Hi @vunguyenhung @luancazarine How do I test my action without being able to use the UI with it. Please if you could help me with this or direct me on how. would be much appreciated
Hi @philbuuza, you can publish your developed action into your own Pipedream account to test using Pipedream CLI.
pd publish <path-to-your-action-file>
Here's the quick start: https://pipedream.com/docs/components/actions-quickstart
@luancazarine any updates on this. Can it be merged soon?