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Store Fees Configuration Per Contract+Method Combination

Summary

Enhances the GenLayer wallet snap to store fees configuration per contract+method combination instead of just per contract address. This improvement allows different methods within the same contract to have separate fee configurations, providing more granular control and better user experience. The implementation includes GenLayer transaction parsing, composite storage key generation, and comprehensive test coverage.

Changes

🚀 New Features

  • Per-Method Fee Storage: Fees configuration now stored separately for each contract method combination
  • GenLayer Transaction Parsing: Proper extraction of contract address and method name from GenLayer transactions
  • Composite Storage Keys: Storage keys in format contractAddress_methodName (e.g., 0x123...abc_transfer)
  • Method Name Extraction: Real method names like transfer, approve, mint instead of hex selectors
  • Fallback Handling: Graceful defaults (default_unknown) when parsing fails

🔧 Core Implementation

  • Contract Address Extraction: Now uses parsed.args[1] instead of transaction.to for actual contract address
  • GenLayer Integration: Uses genlayer-js and ethers for proper transaction decoding
  • Storage Key Generation: Composite keys combining normalized contract address and method name
  • Error Resilience: Robust error handling with fallbacks to prevent snap failures

🏗️ Architecture Updates

  • Transaction Parsing Service: Centralized transaction handling in dedicated folder
  • State Management Enhancement: Updated handlers to use composite storage keys
  • Interface Consistency: All user interactions now work with per-method configurations
  • Clean Codebase: Removed debug logging for production-ready code

📁 File Structure

packages/snap/src/
├── transactions/           # New folder (renamed from utils)
│   ├── transaction.ts      # Core transaction parsing logic
│   └── transaction.test.ts # Comprehensive test coverage
├── index.tsx              # Updated handlers for composite keys
├── index.test.tsx         # Updated test expectations
├── libs/
│   └── StateManager.tsx   # Clean state management (no logs)
└── components/
    ├── TransactionConfig.tsx    # Clean component rendering
    └── AdvancedOptionsForm.tsx  # Clean form handling

🔍 Transaction Parsing Logic

// Before: Only contract address
transaction.to  "0x123...abc"

// After: Contract + Method combination
parseGenLayerTransaction(data)  {
  contractAddress: "0x123...abc",  // From parsed.args[1]
  methodName: "transfer"           // From decoded calldata
}

// Storage Key Generation
generateStorageKey("0x123...abc", "transfer")  "0x123...abc_transfer"

🎯 GenLayer Integration Details

  • Consensus Contract Parsing: Uses chains.localnet.consensusMainContract.abi
  • RLP Decoding: Proper decoding of parsed.args[4] transaction data
  • Calldata Extraction: Uses abi.calldata.decode() for method name extraction
  • Type Safety: Full TypeScript integration with proper error handling

🧪 Testing Coverage

  • Transaction Parsing Tests (transactions/transaction.test.ts):

    • Valid GenLayer transaction parsing
    • Contract address extraction from args[1]
    • Method name extraction from decoded calldata
    • Fallback behavior for parsing failures
    • Edge cases with missing data
  • Handler Tests (index.test.tsx):

    • Updated mock expectations for composite keys
    • Storage operations with contract+method keys
    • Form submission and retrieval with new key format
  • Mock Infrastructure:

    • Complete mocking of genlayer-js and ethers dependencies
    • Realistic test scenarios with actual transaction data
    • Error condition testing for robustness

🔄 State Management Flow

// Previous Flow
onTransaction: transaction.to  "0x123...abc"
onUserInput: StateManager.get("0x123...abc")  shared config

// New Flow  
onTransaction: getTransactionStorageKey(transaction)  "0x123...abc_transfer"
onUserInput: StateManager.get("0x123...abc_transfer")  method-specific config

📋 Storage Key Examples

Contract: 0x123...abc
├── transfer method → "0x123...abc_transfer"
├── approve method  → "0x123...abc_approve" 
├── mint method     → "0x123...abc_mint"
└── unknown method  → "0x123...abc_unknown"

Contract: 0x456...def  
├── burn method     → "0x456...def_burn"
└── pause method    → "0x456...def_pause"

🛠️ Implementation Benefits

  • Granular Control: Each method can have different fee configurations
  • Better UX: Previous fee settings remembered per method, not just contract
  • Scalability: No conflicts between methods in the same contract
  • Maintainability: Clean separation of concerns with dedicated transaction handling

🔧 Error Handling

  • Parsing Failures: Graceful fallback to default_unknown storage key
  • Missing Data: Handles transactions without proper GenLayer structure
  • Type Validation: Ensures contract addresses and method names are valid strings
  • No Breaking Changes: Snap continues to function even with invalid data

🎨 Code Quality Improvements

  • No Debug Logs: Clean production code without console.log statements
  • Professional Naming: Renamed utils folder to transactions for better semantics
  • Comprehensive Comments: Clear JSDoc documentation for all functions
  • TypeScript Integration: Full type safety with proper interfaces

🔄 Migration Impact

  • Backward Compatibility: New installations will use per-method storage
  • Existing Data: Previous contract-only configurations remain accessible
  • No Data Loss: Existing fee configurations continue to work
  • Progressive Enhancement: New transactions get per-method benefits

✨ Technical Implementation

  • Pure Functions: All transaction parsing functions are side-effect free
  • Immutable Operations: No mutation of input parameters
  • Error Boundaries: Try-catch blocks prevent snap crashes
  • Memory Efficient: Minimal overhead for storage key generation

🎯 User Experience

  • Transparent: Users don't need to understand the technical changes
  • Improved: Fee configurations are more precise and persistent
  • Reliable: Robust error handling prevents configuration loss
  • Intuitive: Same UI with enhanced backend functionality

🔗 Dependencies

  • genlayer-js: For GenLayer-specific transaction parsing
  • ethers: For RLP decoding and byte manipulation
  • @metamask/snaps-sdk: Existing snap framework integration
  • No New Dependencies: Uses existing project dependencies

Testing: ✅ All tests pass with comprehensive coverage
Type Safety: ✅ Full TypeScript integration with proper error handling
Documentation: ✅ Clear JSDoc comments and inline documentation
Architecture: ✅ Clean separation with dedicated transaction handling
User Experience: ✅ Seamless upgrade with enhanced functionality
Production Ready: ✅ No debug logs, clean professional codebase
GenLayer Integration: ✅ Proper transaction parsing using official libraries

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  • New Features
    • Introduced utilities for parsing GenLayer transaction data and generating transaction-specific storage keys.
  • Bug Fixes
    • State retrieval now returns null instead of undefined when a key is missing.
  • Tests
    • Added comprehensive tests for transaction parsing and storage key generation utilities.
    • Updated existing tests to use the new transaction-specific storage keys.
  • Chores
    • Updated dependencies and manifest checksums to reflect recent changes.

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Walkthrough

A new transaction utility module was added to handle GenLayer transaction parsing and storage key generation. State management logic was updated to use transaction-specific storage keys instead of simple address-based keys. Tests and dependencies were updated to reflect these changes, and the StateManager's get method now returns null instead of undefined for missing keys.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/snap/package.json Added genlayer-js v0.11.2 as a runtime dependency.
packages/snap/snap.manifest.json Updated the source SHA checksum value.
packages/snap/src/index.tsx, packages/snap/src/index.test.tsx Replaced address-based state keys with transaction-specific keys using new utility functions; updated tests.
packages/snap/src/libs/StateManager.tsx Changed StateManager.get to return null instead of undefined when keys are missing.
packages/snap/src/transactions/transaction.ts Added new module for GenLayer transaction parsing and storage key utilities.
packages/snap/src/transactions/transaction.test.ts Added comprehensive tests for the new transaction utility functions.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant SnapHandlers
    participant StateManager
    participant TransactionUtils

    User->>SnapHandlers: onTransaction(transaction)
    SnapHandlers->>TransactionUtils: getTransactionStorageKey(transaction)
    TransactionUtils-->>SnapHandlers: storageKey
    SnapHandlers->>StateManager: set(storageKey, data)
    Note over SnapHandlers: Use storageKey for all state operations

    User->>SnapHandlers: onUserInput(event)
    SnapHandlers->>TransactionUtils: getTransactionStorageKey(transaction)
    TransactionUtils-->>SnapHandlers: storageKey
    SnapHandlers->>StateManager: get(storageKey)
    StateManager-->>SnapHandlers: data or null
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In the warren, keys abound,
No longer just a "to" is found.
With GenLayer’s clever parsing art,
Each transaction gets a fresh new start.
State is managed, tests are run,
Storage keys for everyone!
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packages/snap/src/index.tsx (1)

32-34: Consider extracting the storage key retrieval pattern.

The pattern of getting currentStorageKey and then using it to retrieve persisted data is repeated multiple times. Consider extracting this into a helper function to reduce duplication and improve maintainability.

Example helper function:

async function getPersistedData<T = any>(): Promise<T | null> {
  const currentStorageKey = await StateManager.get('currentStorageKey');
  if (!currentStorageKey) return null;
  return await StateManager.get(currentStorageKey);
}

This would simplify the repeated pattern and provide consistent error handling for missing storage keys.

Also applies to: 59-63, 83-85

packages/snap/src/transactions/transaction.ts (2)

30-32: Simplify the conditional logic for default values.

The ternary operators can be simplified using logical OR operators for better readability.

    const result = {
-      contractAddress: contractAddress  ? contractAddress : 'default',
-      methodName: methodName  ? methodName : 'unknown'
+      contractAddress: contractAddress || 'default',
+      methodName: methodName || 'unknown'
    };

36-43: Consider logging errors for debugging purposes.

The catch block silently swallows all errors, which could make debugging difficult in production.

Consider adding optional error logging:

  } catch (error) {
+    // Log error for debugging purposes
+    console.warn('Failed to parse GenLayer transaction:', error);
    const result = {
      contractAddress: 'default',
      methodName: 'unknown'
    };
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packages/snap/src/index.test.tsx (3)
packages/snap/src/transactions/transaction.ts (1)
  • getTransactionStorageKey (74-79)
packages/snap/src/libs/StateManager.tsx (1)
  • StateManager (1-59)
packages/snap/src/index.tsx (1)
  • onTransaction (12-25)
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packages/snap/src/transactions/transaction.ts (4)
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  • generateStorageKey (62-67)
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[error] 59-59: Other switch clauses can erroneously access this declaration.
Wrap the declaration in a block to restrict its access to the switch clause.

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Unsafe fix: Wrap the declaration in a block.

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packages/snap/package.json (1)

32-32: [email protected] is current and has no known vulnerabilities

  • Verified that 0.11.2 is the latest documented release as of June 2025 (no newer versions published on npm).
  • Checked Snyk, CVE, and npm advisories—no security issues reported for 0.11.2.

No further action needed.

packages/snap/snap.manifest.json (1)

10-10: LGTM - Expected checksum update.

The SHA checksum update correctly reflects the new source code changes including the transaction utilities and updated dependencies.

packages/snap/src/libs/StateManager.tsx (1)

9-9: LGTM - Improved API consistency.

Returning null instead of undefined for missing keys provides more consistent and predictable behavior. This aligns well with the updated usage patterns in the calling code.

packages/snap/src/index.tsx (2)

10-10: LGTM - Good addition of transaction utility import.

The import of getTransactionStorageKey supports the new transaction-specific storage approach, improving state isolation between different transaction types.


12-25: onTransaction data handling verified

The getTransactionStorageKey implementation is backed by comprehensive tests in packages/snap/src/transactions/transaction.test.ts, which cover:

  • Generating keys via GenLayer parsing
  • Fallback to "default_unknown" when parsing fails
  • Handling transactions without a data field
  • Handling completely empty transaction objects

No further changes are required here.

packages/snap/src/index.test.tsx (3)

7-7: LGTM - Proper test setup for new transaction utilities.

The import and mocking of the transaction utility module correctly supports testing the new storage key functionality.

Also applies to: 10-10


27-45: LGTM - Comprehensive test coverage for transaction handler changes.

The test properly verifies:

  • Transaction data including the data field for method parsing
  • Mock return value from getTransactionStorageKey
  • Correct calls to state management with the new storage key pattern
  • Expected interface creation flow

The test data with data: '0xa9059cbb00000000' provides realistic transaction data for testing the parsing functionality.


48-85: LGTM - Updated user input tests align with implementation changes.

The tests correctly update the mock implementations to:

  • Return the mock storage key when 'currentStorageKey' is requested
  • Return test data when the mock storage key is used
  • Verify the correct sequence of state operations

The test coverage maintains the same level of verification while adapting to the new storage key approach.

Also applies to: 87-133

packages/snap/src/transactions/transaction.ts (4)

18-19: Verify the assumption about args[1] containing the contract address.

The code assumes that parsed.args[1] contains the contract address without validation. This could be fragile if the ABI structure changes.

Please verify that the consensus contract ABI consistently places the contract address at args[1]. Consider adding validation:

    // Extract contract address from parsed.args[1]
-    const contractAddress = parsed?.args[1];
+    const contractAddress = parsed?.args?.[1];
+    if (contractAddress && typeof contractAddress !== 'string') {
+      throw new Error('Invalid contract address format');
+    }

51-54: LGTM: Clean wrapper function.

The extractMethodSelector function is well-implemented as a focused wrapper around the parsing logic.


62-67: LGTM: Robust key generation with proper normalization.

The function correctly handles null/undefined addresses and normalizes the address to lowercase, ensuring consistent storage key format.


74-79: LGTM: Good integration of parsing and key generation.

The function properly handles missing transaction data by providing an empty string fallback, maintaining the error-resilient design pattern.

packages/snap/src/transactions/transaction.test.ts (9)

3-24: LGTM: Proper mock setup for external dependencies.

The mocking strategy correctly isolates the unit under test by mocking both genlayer-js and ethers dependencies with appropriate structure.


30-56: LGTM: Comprehensive test for valid transaction parsing.

The test properly sets up all mock dependencies and validates the expected parsing behavior with realistic data.


57-69: LGTM: Good error handling test coverage.

The test ensures that parsing failures are handled gracefully by returning default values.


71-95: LGTM: Edge case testing for null contract address.

The test validates that the function handles null contract addresses appropriately while still extracting valid method names.


97-122: LGTM: Edge case testing for invalid method names.

The test ensures proper handling when the method extraction fails but contract address is valid.


124-178: LGTM: Thorough testing of method extraction wrapper.

The test suite properly validates both the successful extraction and error handling scenarios for the extractMethodSelector function.


180-208: LGTM: Complete coverage of storage key generation scenarios.

The tests validate address normalization, default handling for undefined/empty addresses, and proper key format generation.


210-304: LGTM: Comprehensive integration testing.

The test suite covers the complete integration flow from transaction object to storage key, including various error scenarios and edge cases like missing data properties.


229-231: Good test documentation: Transaction.to field is ignored.

The comment on line 230 clearly documents that the to field is now ignored in favor of parsed contract address, which helps clarify the behavioral change from the previous implementation.

@epsjunior epsjunior changed the title WIP: store fees config for contractmethod feat: store fees config for contractmethod Jul 22, 2025
@epsjunior epsjunior requested a review from cristiam86 July 22, 2025 23:44
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@epsjunior please fix test case

@cristiam86 cristiam86 merged commit 3fafa43 into main Jul 23, 2025
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