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docs/getting-started.md (1)
45-49: Add languages to fenced blocks to satisfy markdown linting.Several fenced “Expected Output” blocks omit a language tag; markdownlint MD040 is triggered. Use
text/jsonwhere appropriate.Also applies to: 172-178, 261-267, 324-330, 403-407, 452-461, 509-513
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/getting-started.md` around lines 45 - 49, The fenced "Expected Output" code blocks (e.g., the block starting with "Public Key: GXXXXXXXXX... (starts with G)" and other similar expected-output blocks) lack a language tag which triggers markdownlint MD040; add appropriate language identifiers such as `text` for plain output or `json` for JSON snippets to each fenced block (including the other occurrences referenced in the comment) so all fenced code blocks include a language qualifier.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@docs/getting-started.md`:
- Around line 241-245: The current trustline section only prints success via the
console.log calls ('✅ USDC Trustline Added Successfully!' and 'You can now hold
and trade USDC') without performing the real operation; replace the placeholder
logs with an actual trustline creation flow (e.g., call or implement a
createTrustline/createUsdcTrustline function that submits the trustline
transaction, waits for confirmation, and verifies the account holds the USDC
asset) and only emit the success messages after confirmation; also add proper
error handling and descriptive error logs if the trustline creation or
verification fails so the walkthrough reflects an end-to-end implementation.
- Line 425: The second example submits the unsigned transaction object instead
of the signed envelope: after signing you obtain signedXDR but call
server.submitTransaction(transaction); replace that call to use signedXDR so the
server receives the signed transaction envelope (look for symbols signedXDR,
transaction, and server.submitTransaction in the example and update the submit
call accordingly).
- Around line 377-382: The docs show calling
InvisibleWalletService.signTransaction with a password string, but the
implementation of signTransaction expects a Stellar Keypair object as the fourth
argument; update the examples (the call to signTransaction) to pass the unlocked
Keypair from the client device (e.g., the variable representing the Keypair)
instead of `'MySecurePassword123!'`, and ensure the example references the
Keypair variable you create earlier in the snippet so it matches the `@param`
keypair contract.
- Around line 141-148: The docs use outdated API signatures: replace the second
parameter of walletService.createWallet (currently passing a password) with the
required publicKey, and update examples that call createSession on
InvisibleWalletService to instead call the KeyManagementService session method
with the correct parameters (walletId, userId, optional deviceInfo). Locate
usages of createWallet, InvisibleWalletService, createSession,
KeyManagementService and walletService in the affected examples and update the
example calls and parameter names to match the current service contract.
- Around line 365-372: Replace the plain object passed to addOperation with the
SDK factory Operation.payment(...) so the operation is an xdr.Operation (use
Operation.payment({ destination: destinationKey, asset: { code: 'XLM' }, amount:
'10' }) instead of a raw object), and change the incorrect .setOptions({
timeout: 30 }) call to the correct .setTimeout(30) API; update both occurrences
referenced (the addOperation(...) call sites and the .setOptions/.setTimeout
usage) so they use Operation.payment and .setTimeout respectively.
In `@docs/quickstart.md`:
- Around line 97-98: The code calls server.submitTransaction(tx) after
performing a signing step, which submits the unsigned tx instead of the signed
envelope; replace the submitted argument with the signed object returned by your
signing call (e.g., the signed envelope/signedTx property on the signing result)
so server.submitTransaction receives the signed payload, and keep logging
result.id from the submission response; update the usage of tx in the
server.submitTransaction(...) call to the signed result variable produced by
your signing function.
- Around line 32-35: Update the quickstart examples to match the current
InvisibleWalletService non-custodial API: replace any createSession() calls with
unlockWallet(), change createWallet() usages so the second parameter is a
client-generated public key string (not a password) returned from generating a
Keypair on-device, and update signTransaction() calls to pass the server
walletId plus a client-side Keypair (decrypted on-device) instead of
wallet.publicKey and a password; search for the symbols createWallet,
createSession, unlockWallet, signTransaction, InvisibleWalletService,
wallet.publicKey, walletId, and Keypair to locate and fix each example.
In `@QUICK_TEST.md`:
- Around line 7-8: Replace hardcoded absolute path and non-executable markdown
invocation with repo-root-relative, runnable commands: change occurrences of "cd
/home/student/Desktop/Galaxy-DevKit" to use a relative project root (e.g., "cd
<repo-root>" or no cd at all), replace "ls -lh docs/getting-started.md
docs/quickstart.md" with a relative file check (e.g., "ls -lh
docs/getting-started.md docs/quickstart.md" executed from repo root) and remove
any "bash TESTING_GUIDE.md" usage—instead call an actual shell script (e.g.,
"scripts/run-tests.sh" or "scripts/test.sh") that is present in the repo; update
QUICK_TEST.md entries at the shown locations (and the noted lines 47-48, 59-61)
to use these repo-root-relative commands and a real .sh test runner so the
instructions are portable and executable.
- Around line 112-125: Add the Markdown fence language "text" to the metrics
code block that contains the lines starting with "Content Coverage: 100%
✅" through "OVERALL SCORE: 10/10 ✅" so the block becomes ```text ... ``` to
satisfy the MD040 lint rule and avoid warnings; update the fenced block in
QUICK_TEST.md around that metrics section accordingly.
In `@TESTING_GUIDE.md`:
- Around line 361-367: The Friendbot check uses a fixed TEST_PUBKEY which makes
the test flaky; change the script to generate a fresh keypair for each run
(replace the TEST_PUBKEY assignment) and use that generated public key when
calling the Friendbot curl URL (the line with curl "...?addr=$TEST_PUBKEY"),
ensuring you create the keypair prior to the curl call and substitute its public
key variable so Friendbot funds a new account every test.
- Around line 29-33: Several fenced code blocks lack a language tag causing
MD040 lint failures; update the relevant markdown files (TESTING_GUIDE.md and
the referenced blocks in docs/getting-started.md, docs/quickstart.md, README.md
and the ranges noted around lines 296-298 and 379-404) to add the language
specifier `text` for plain output/checklist/code-fence blocks. Locate the
untagged triple-backtick fences (``` ...) in those files and replace them with
```text so all plain output/checklist blocks are explicitly labeled, run the
markdown linter to confirm MD040 is resolved, and ensure only non-code blocks
use `text` while real code blocks keep their proper language.
- Line 17: Replace the hard-coded absolute path
"/home/student/Desktop/Galaxy-DevKit" in TESTING_GUIDE.md with a
repository-relative instruction: either tell users to run the steps from the
repo root or show how to programmatically get the repo root (e.g., using git
rev-parse --show-toplevel) and update the line and the other occurrence reported
to use that approach so the guide is portable across machines.
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In `@docs/getting-started.md`:
- Around line 45-49: The fenced "Expected Output" code blocks (e.g., the block
starting with "Public Key: GXXXXXXXXX... (starts with G)" and other similar
expected-output blocks) lack a language tag which triggers markdownlint MD040;
add appropriate language identifiers such as `text` for plain output or `json`
for JSON snippets to each fenced block (including the other occurrences
referenced in the comment) so all fenced code blocks include a language
qualifier.
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| const { wallet, session } = await walletService.createWallet( | ||
| { | ||
| userId: 'user_' + Date.now(), // Unique user ID | ||
| email: '[email protected]', | ||
| network: networkConfig, | ||
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| 'MySecurePassword123!' | ||
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The wallet/session examples use API signatures that don't match the current service contract.
createWallet(...) expects a publicKey as the second parameter, not a password. Additionally, createSession(...) is not exposed on InvisibleWalletService directly—it's an internal call to KeyManagementService, which takes walletId, userId, and optional deviceInfo, not a password. These examples cannot run as-is against the current implementation.
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In `@docs/getting-started.md` around lines 141 - 148, The docs use outdated API
signatures: replace the second parameter of walletService.createWallet
(currently passing a password) with the required publicKey, and update examples
that call createSession on InvisibleWalletService to instead call the
KeyManagementService session method with the correct parameters (walletId,
userId, optional deviceInfo). Locate usages of createWallet,
InvisibleWalletService, createSession, KeyManagementService and walletService in
the affected examples and update the example calls and parameter names to match
the current service contract.
| // Note: Trustline is added automatically with many operations | ||
| // This is a placeholder for the full implementation | ||
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| console.log('✅ USDC Trustline Added Successfully!'); | ||
| console.log(' You can now hold and trade USDC'); |
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Trustline step is currently placeholder logic, not an end-to-end implementation.
This section prints success without actually creating a trustline, which conflicts with the documented walkthrough objective and acceptance criteria.
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In `@docs/getting-started.md` around lines 241 - 245, The current trustline
section only prints success via the console.log calls ('✅ USDC Trustline Added
Successfully!' and 'You can now hold and trade USDC') without performing the
real operation; replace the placeholder logs with an actual trustline creation
flow (e.g., call or implement a createTrustline/createUsdcTrustline function
that submits the trustline transaction, waits for confirmation, and verifies the
account holds the USDC asset) and only emit the success messages after
confirmation; also add proper error handling and descriptive error logs if the
trustline creation or verification fails so the walkthrough reflects an
end-to-end implementation.
| .addOperation({ | ||
| type: 'payment', | ||
| destination: destinationKey, | ||
| amount: '10', | ||
| asset: { code: 'XLM' }, | ||
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| .setOptions({ timeout: 30 }) | ||
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The correct usage of the Stellar SDK JavaScript TransactionBuilder to add a setOptions operation is as follows: 1. Import the necessary modules: const { TransactionBuilder, Operation, Networks, Account } = require('@stellar/stellar-sdk'); 2. Load the source account and create a TransactionBuilder: const account = await server.loadAccount(sourcePublicKey); const transaction = new TransactionBuilder(account, { fee: await server.fetchBaseFee, networkPassphrase: Networks.TESTNET // or Networks.PUBLIC }); 3. Create the setOptions operation using Operation.setOptions(opts): const setOptionsOp = Operation.setOptions({ signer: { ed25519PublicKey: 'GSECONDACCOUNT...', // example: adding a signer weight: 1 } // Other options: inflationDest, setFlags, clearFlags, masterWeight, lowThreshold, medThreshold, highThreshold, homeDomain }); 4. Add the operation to the transaction builder: .addOperation(setOptionsOp) 5. Optionally add timeout and build: .setTimeout(30) .build; 6. Sign and submit the transaction. Full example: const transaction = new TransactionBuilder(account, { fee }) .addOperation(Operation.payment({ /* ... */ })) .addOperation(Operation.setOptions({ signer: { ed25519PublicKey: secondAccountAddress, weight: 1 } })) .setTimeout(30) .build; The setOptions operation supports options like: inflationDest (string), setFlags/clearFlags (number|string, using AuthRequiredFlag etc.), masterWeight/lowThreshold/medThreshold/highThreshold (number 0-255), signer (object with ed25519PublicKey and weight), homeDomain (string). Weights must be 0-255; 0 removes signer.
Citations:
- 1: https://stellar.github.io/js-stellar-sdk/TransactionBuilder.html
- 2: https://github.com/stellar/js-stellar-base/blob/master/docs/reference/building-transactions.md
- 3: https://github.com/stellar/js-stellar-sdk/blob/master/docs/reference/examples.md
- 4: https://docs.stellarcn.org/js-stellar-base/reference/base-examples.html
- 5: https://stellar.github.io/js-stellar-sdk/js-stellar-base_src_operations_set_options.js.html
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Citations:
- 1: https://stellar.github.io/js-stellar-sdk/js-stellar-base_src_operations_payment.js.html
- 2: https://docs.stellarcn.org/js-stellar-sdk/reference/examples.html
- 3: https://stellar.github.io/js-stellar-sdk/Operation.html
- 4: https://stellar.github.io/js-stellar-sdk/TransactionBuilder.html
- 5: https://github.com/stellar/js-stellar-sdk/blob/master/docs/reference/examples.md
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- 9: https://github.com/stellar/js-stellar-base/blob/master/docs/reference/building-transactions.md
- 10: https://docs.stellarcn.org/js-stellar-base/reference/building-transactions.html
Import and use Operation.payment() factory method instead of plain objects, and fix timeout API.
Lines 365-372 and 669-676 pass plain objects to addOperation(), which requires an xdr.Operation. Use Operation.payment({destination, asset, amount}) instead. Additionally, line 365-372 incorrectly calls .setOptions({timeout: 30})—change to .setTimeout(30) (which is correct in lines 669-676).
For @stellar/stellar-sdk v14.4.3:
Operation.payment()constructs the proper operation type with validation.setTimeout()sets the transaction timeout
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/getting-started.md` around lines 365 - 372, Replace the plain object
passed to addOperation with the SDK factory Operation.payment(...) so the
operation is an xdr.Operation (use Operation.payment({ destination:
destinationKey, asset: { code: 'XLM' }, amount: '10' }) instead of a raw
object), and change the incorrect .setOptions({ timeout: 30 }) call to the
correct .setTimeout(30) API; update both occurrences referenced (the
addOperation(...) call sites and the .setOptions/.setTimeout usage) so they use
Operation.payment and .setTimeout respectively.
| const signedXDR = await walletService.signTransaction( | ||
| publicKey, | ||
| sessionToken, | ||
| transactionXDR, | ||
| 'MySecurePassword123!' | ||
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Update documentation examples to pass Keypair instead of password string to signTransaction.
The implementation of InvisibleWalletService.signTransaction() expects a Keypair object as the fourth parameter, not a password string. The parameter is documented as:
`@param` keypair - Stellar Keypair unlocked on the client device
The examples in lines 377-382 and 682-687 pass 'MySecurePassword123!' (a string), which will cause type errors or unexpected behavior. Pass the unlocked keypair from the client device instead.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/getting-started.md` around lines 377 - 382, The docs show calling
InvisibleWalletService.signTransaction with a password string, but the
implementation of signTransaction expects a Stellar Keypair object as the fourth
argument; update the examples (the call to signTransaction) to pass the unlocked
Keypair from the client device (e.g., the variable representing the Keypair)
instead of `'MySecurePassword123!'`, and ensure the example references the
Keypair variable you create earlier in the snippet so it matches the `@param`
keypair contract.
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| console.log('🚀 Submitting Transaction to Network...'); | ||
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Fix transaction submission in the second example to use the signed XDR.
After signing the transaction at line 692, the code obtains signedXDR but then submits the original unsigned transaction object at line 693. This contradicts the first example (line 425) which correctly submits signedXDR. The server expects a signed transaction envelope, so line 693 should be:
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In `@docs/getting-started.md` at line 425, The second example submits the unsigned
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signedXDR but call server.submitTransaction(transaction); replace that call to
use signedXDR so the server receives the signed transaction envelope (look for
symbols signedXDR, transaction, and server.submitTransaction in the example and
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change occurrences of "cd /home/student/Desktop/Galaxy-DevKit" to use a relative
project root (e.g., "cd <repo-root>" or no cd at all), replace "ls -lh
docs/getting-started.md docs/quickstart.md" with a relative file check (e.g.,
"ls -lh docs/getting-started.md docs/quickstart.md" executed from repo root) and
remove any "bash TESTING_GUIDE.md" usage—instead call an actual shell script
(e.g., "scripts/run-tests.sh" or "scripts/test.sh") that is present in the repo;
update QUICK_TEST.md entries at the shown locations (and the noted lines 47-48,
59-61) to use these repo-root-relative commands and a real .sh test runner so
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| ``` | ||
| Content Coverage: 100% ✅ | ||
| Code Examples: 20+ ✅ | ||
| Troubleshooting: 5/5 ✅ | ||
| External Links: 15+ ✅ | ||
| Steps Documented: 8+ ✅ | ||
| Expected Outputs: All ✅ | ||
| Installation Tested: YES ✅ | ||
| Syntax Validated: YES ✅ | ||
| Cross-References: YES ✅ | ||
| Target Audience: 4/4 ✅ | ||
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to the metrics code block that contains the lines starting with "Content
Coverage: 100% ✅" through "OVERALL SCORE: 10/10 ✅" so the block becomes
```text ... ``` to satisfy the MD040 lint rule and avoid warnings; update the
fenced block in QUICK_TEST.md around that metrics section accordingly.
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| cd /home/student/Desktop/Galaxy-DevKit |
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Use repository-relative paths instead of local absolute paths.
/home/student/Desktop/Galaxy-DevKit makes the guide non-portable; prefer git rev-parse --show-toplevel or “run from repo root” wording.
Also applies to: 445-445
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@TESTING_GUIDE.md` at line 17, Replace the hard-coded absolute path
"/home/student/Desktop/Galaxy-DevKit" in TESTING_GUIDE.md with a
repository-relative instruction: either tell users to run the steps from the
repo root or show how to programmatically get the repo root (e.g., using git
rev-parse --show-toplevel) and update the line and the other occurrence reported
to use that approach so the guide is portable across machines.
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| docs/getting-started.md has approximately 600+ lines | ||
| docs/quickstart.md has approximately 200+ lines | ||
| README.md has been updated with documentation section | ||
| ``` |
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Add missing fence languages for markdown lint compliance.
Use text for plain output/checklist blocks to satisfy MD040 consistently.
Also applies to: 296-298, 379-404
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🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.22.0)
[warning] 29-29: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
(MD040, fenced-code-language)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@TESTING_GUIDE.md` around lines 29 - 33, Several fenced code blocks lack a
language tag causing MD040 lint failures; update the relevant markdown files
(TESTING_GUIDE.md and the referenced blocks in docs/getting-started.md,
docs/quickstart.md, README.md and the ranges noted around lines 296-298 and
379-404) to add the language specifier `text` for plain
output/checklist/code-fence blocks. Locate the untagged triple-backtick fences
(``` ...) in those files and replace them with ```text so all plain
output/checklist blocks are explicitly labeled, run the markdown linter to
confirm MD040 is resolved, and ensure only non-code blocks use `text` while real
code blocks keep their proper language.
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| # Create a test account | ||
| TEST_PUBKEY="GBUQWP3BOUZX34ULNQG23HK43T4SJRJUSXOBXWQBQ3P4OS7QR7F5FXP3" | ||
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| ``` |
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Friendbot availability check is brittle with a fixed public key.
Using a reused account can return non-success payloads even when Friendbot is healthy. This makes the check flaky. Prefer a fresh key/account per test.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@TESTING_GUIDE.md` around lines 361 - 367, The Friendbot check uses a fixed
TEST_PUBKEY which makes the test flaky; change the script to generate a fresh
keypair for each run (replace the TEST_PUBKEY assignment) and use that generated
public key when calling the Friendbot curl URL (the line with curl
"...?addr=$TEST_PUBKEY"), ensuring you create the keypair prior to the curl call
and substitute its public key variable so Friendbot funds a new account every
test.
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@BigMick03 resolve the conflicts |
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