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In light-client, use ethereum_ssz instead of ssz-rs #1417

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carver opened this issue Sep 4, 2024 · 9 comments
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In light-client, use ethereum_ssz instead of ssz-rs #1417

carver opened this issue Sep 4, 2024 · 9 comments
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carver commented Sep 4, 2024

ethereum_ssz is used for SSZ handling in most places, but light-client uses ssz-rs. Investigate replacing ssz-rs, so we can remove a dependency.

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Can I work on this?

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KolbyML commented Nov 19, 2024

@virajbhartiya yes you can work on it 🚀

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@KolbyML @carver While looking at the implementation of ethereum_ssz, I couldn't find Vector, Node, etc in it. I also went through its usage in trin-beacon and trin-history. If I am missing something can you please help me out with this?

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KolbyML commented Nov 20, 2024

@KolbyML @carver While looking at the implementation of ethereum_ssz, I couldn't find Vector, Node, etc in it. I also went through its usage in trin-beacon and trin-history. If I am missing something can you please help me out with this?

Could you give me an example of code you are trying to update but having problems with? Or link to the lines of code which use Vector`, `Node you are referring to?

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Eg:

) -> Result<Node> {
let genesis_root = genesis_root.to_vec().try_into()?;
let domain_type = &hex::decode("07000000")?[..];
let fork_version = Vector::from_iter(fork_version.to_vec());

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use ssz_rs::Vector;
pub type Bytes32 = Vector<u8, 32>;

If I try removing ssz-rs, I was unable to find a replacement for these in ethereum_ssz, if it is okay to replace it with [u8] I can try to update the usages

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KolbyML commented Nov 20, 2024

Eg:

) -> Result<Node> {
let genesis_root = genesis_root.to_vec().try_into()?;
let domain_type = &hex::decode("07000000")?[..];
let fork_version = Vector::from_iter(fork_version.to_vec());

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use ssz_rs::Vector;
pub type Bytes32 = Vector<u8, 32>;

If I try removing ssz-rs, I was unable to find a replacement for these in ethereum_ssz, if it is okay to replace it with [u8] I can try to update the usages

So for vector you should be able to use FixedVector from this library https://docs.rs/ssz_types/latest/ssz_types/ to read more on SSZ types you can find info here https://github.com/ethereum/consensus-specs/blob/dev/ssz/simple-serialize.md

Example usage can be found in our ethportal-api crate which uses ethereum_ssz and ssz_types

You didn't give an example for Node, but the process should be fairly similar feel free to ask more questions if you are still confused.

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Thanks for helping out with Vector, I'll make the change,

Example for the usage of Node

pub fn compute_signing_root(object_root: Bytes32, domain: Bytes32) -> Result<Node> {

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Another issue is with

let is_valid = is_valid_merkle_branch(&leaf_hash, branch.iter(), depth, index, &state_root);

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KolbyML commented Nov 21, 2024

Thanks for helping out with Vector, I'll make the change,

Example for the usage of Node

pub fn compute_signing_root(object_root: Bytes32, domain: Bytes32) -> Result<Node> {

In ethereum_ssz the type Node would be B256

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