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feat: support evm chain on minitswap #164

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@ALPAC-4 ALPAC-4 commented Nov 7, 2024

  • Support minievm on minitswap contract
    • add EVM type
    • add evm hook msg generator

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  • New Features

    • Introduced support for Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) integration, allowing interaction with Ethereum-based smart contracts.
    • Added new structures and functions to handle EVM-specific messaging and transaction formats.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved assertion clarity within the staking module for better readability.
  • Chores

    • Minor formatting adjustments for comments and whitespace to enhance code clarity.

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The changes in this pull request enhance the initia_std::minitswap module by integrating support for Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). A new constant for EVM is introduced, and the create_pool function is updated to accept EVM as a valid vm_type. The IBCMemo struct is modified to include an optional EVM field, and new structs for handling EVM messages are added. Additionally, the send_ibc_message function is updated to support EVM message structures. In contrast, the initia_std::staking module sees cosmetic changes aimed at improving code readability without affecting functionality.

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File Path Change Summary
precompile/modules/initia_stdlib/sources/minitswap.move - Added constant: const EVM: u8
- Updated struct: struct IBCMemo with evm: Option<MemoEvm>
- Added structs: struct MemoEvm, struct MemoEvmMessage, struct MemoEvmAccessList
- Updated function: fun generate_ibc_message(...) to handle EVM messages
- Added function: fun create_evm_input(...)
precompile/modules/initia_stdlib/sources/staking.move - Reformatted assertion in slash_unbonding_for_chain for clarity
- Minor formatting adjustments for comments and whitespace

Possibly related PRs

  • fix: return 6 decimals and INIT symbol for uinit #125: Changes in the initia_std::fungible_asset module regarding the symbol and decimals functions may relate to the overall functionality enhancements in the initia_std::minitswap module, particularly in how asset types are handled.
  • feat: update fa metadata query to return INIT-6 #133: This PR modifies the initia_std::fungible_asset module to streamline the symbol and metadata functions, which could be relevant to the changes in the initia_std::minitswap module that involve handling different asset types, including EVM.
  • fix: metadata to denom #135: The modifications to the initia_std::coin module, specifically the handling of the "INIT" symbol, may connect to the broader context of asset management and messaging in the initia_std::minitswap module, which now includes EVM-specific functionalities.
  • feat: add argument assertion on staking slashing #157: The introduction of a new constant and assertion in the initia_std::staking module to validate slashing fractions may indirectly relate to the overall improvements in the module's robustness, which is a theme present in the enhancements made in the initia_std::minitswap module for EVM integration.

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precompile/modules/initia_stdlib/sources/minitswap.move (1)

3445-3460: Enhance unit test coverage for create_evm_input function

The current test case in test_evm_input confirms the functionality for standard input values. To ensure robustness, consider adding test cases for edge conditions, such as:

  • Empty strings for denom and receiver
  • Maximum string lengths
  • Inputs where the length is exactly a multiple of 32 bytes

This will help verify that create_evm_input handles all scenarios correctly.

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precompile/modules/initia_stdlib/sources/minitswap.move (6)

53-53: LGTM: Added new EVM VM type constant

The new constant EVM: u8 = 2 is correctly defined and aligns with existing VM type constants. This addition allows for proper identification of the EVM type within the module.


1028-1028: Include EVM in VM type validation

Updating the create_pool function to include EVM in the VM type validation ensures that EVM is accepted as a valid vm_type. The logical condition is correctly extended.


2314-2316: Extended IBCMemo struct to support EVM messages

The addition of the evm: Option<MemoEvm> field in the IBCMemo struct effectively extends support for EVM messages. This change maintains consistency with existing optional fields (wasm and _move_).


2360-2375: Defined new structs for EVM message handling

The newly introduced structs MemoEvm, MemoEvmMessage, and MemoEvmAccessList are correctly defined to encapsulate EVM-specific message data. Field types and structures align with expected EVM message formats, facilitating proper communication with EVM contracts.


2393-2394: Initialized evm field in generate_ibc_message

Setting evm: option::none() during initialization ensures that the IBCMemo struct starts without EVM message data by default, maintaining consistency across different VM types.


2436-2448: Added EVM message generation in generate_ibc_message

The generate_ibc_message function now handles the EVM case by populating the memo.evm field with EVM-specific message data. The use of create_evm_input to generate the ABI-encoded input is appropriate, and assigning hook_contract as the ibc_receiver is consistent with expected behavior.

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53-53: LGTM: EVM type constant follows existing pattern

The EVM constant is correctly defined with value 2, following the existing pattern of VM type constants.


1028-1031: LGTM: VM type validation properly includes EVM

The validation logic correctly checks for all supported VM types (MOVE, COSMWASM, EVM) with appropriate error handling.


2314-2315: LGTM: IBCMemo struct properly extended for EVM support

The IBCMemo struct is correctly updated to include an optional EVM field, maintaining consistency with the existing pattern.


2360-2374: LGTM: EVM message structs are well-structured

The EVM-related structs (MemoEvm, MemoEvmMessage, MemoEvmAccessList) are properly designed to handle EVM transactions with all necessary fields.


2436-2448: LGTM: EVM message generation properly implemented

The EVM message generation logic correctly constructs the message with appropriate contract address and input data.


2457-2481: LGTM: EVM input creation properly implements ABI encoding

The create_evm_input function correctly implements the EVM ABI encoding for the minitswapHook function, including proper parameter encoding and alignment.


3446-3460: LGTM: Comprehensive test case for EVM input encoding

The test case thoroughly validates the EVM input encoding with realistic data, including proper verification of the function selector and parameter encoding.

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3446-3460: Consider adding more EVM-related tests

While the basic EVM input encoding test is good, consider adding tests for:

  • EVM message generation with different parameter combinations
  • Edge cases in EVM input encoding
  • Integration tests for the complete EVM message flow
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53-53: LGTM: EVM type integration

The EVM constant is properly defined and integrated into the VM type validation alongside existing MOVE and COSMWASM types.

Also applies to: 1028-1031


2314-2315: LGTM: IBCMemo struct update

The IBCMemo struct is correctly extended to support EVM messages while maintaining compatibility with existing MOVE and COSMWASM message types through optional fields.


2360-2374: LGTM: EVM message structures

The EVM message structures are well-designed with:

  • Proper separation of concerns between message and access list
  • Required fields for EVM contract interaction (contract_addr, input, value)
  • Support for EVM access lists to optimize gas usage

2483-2496: Fix padding logic in pad_zero function

The padding logic is now correct, handling cases where the input length is a multiple of 32 bytes properly. This matches the Ethereum ABI specification.


2436-2448: LGTM: EVM message generation integration

The EVM message generation is well-integrated into the existing message handling logic with:

  • Proper contract address handling
  • Correct input encoding using the EVM ABI format
  • Empty access list by default for standard transactions

@beer-1 beer-1 merged commit fd11008 into main Nov 14, 2024
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