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refactor: standardize checkpoint address format #852

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced address conversion functionality for cross-chain transactions
    • Added support for Tron blockchain address handling
  • Improvements
    • Updated address conversion logic across multiple components
    • Standardized address processing for different blockchain networks

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The changes introduce a new address conversion function toHexAddr in the crosschain types package. This function provides a flexible approach to converting addresses based on the gravityId, with special handling for Tron blockchain addresses using the gotron-sdk. The implementation allows for converting addresses from Base58 to hexadecimal format for specific Tron bridge networks, while maintaining the existing hexadecimal conversion for other blockchain addresses.

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File Change Summary
x/crosschain/types/types.go - Added new toHexAddr function
- Introduced import for gotron-sdk
- Updated address conversion logic for different blockchain networks

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🐰 Addresses dance, a crypto ballet,
From Base58 to hex, they sway
Tron bridges cross with gentle might
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
x/crosschain/types/types.go (1)

530-539: Consider defining constants for bridge identifiers

The gravityId values are hardcoded strings. Consider defining them as package-level constants for better maintainability.

+const (
+       TronBridgeID          = "fx-tron-bridge"
+       TronBridgeTestnetID   = "fx-tron-bridge-testnet"
+)

 func toHexAddr(gravityId, addr string) gethcommon.Address {
-       if gravityId == "fx-tron-bridge" || gravityId == "fx-tron-bridge-testnet" {
+       if gravityId == TronBridgeID || gravityId == TronBridgeTestnetID {
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x/crosschain/types/types.go (2)

15-15: LGTM: Import for Tron address handling

The addition of the gotron-sdk package is appropriate for handling Tron address conversions.


530-539: Verify address conversion usage across the codebase

Let's verify if there are other locations in the codebase that might need similar address conversion logic.

✅ Verification successful

Address conversion logic is correctly implemented and isolated

Based on the search results, the address conversion logic is appropriately placed and doesn't require changes in other locations. Here's why:

  • The Base58 address conversion is only used in two specific modules:

    • x/tron/types/address.go: Contains Tron-specific address handling
    • x/crosschain/types/types.go: The file under review, which handles cross-chain conversions
  • The gravityId check for "fx-tron-bridge" and "fx-tron-bridge-testnet" is unique to the cross-chain module and correctly determines when to use Base58 conversion for Tron addresses.

  • All other address conversions in the codebase use HexToAddress directly, which is the correct behavior for Ethereum-style addresses.

The implementation maintains a clear separation of concerns where Tron-specific address handling is properly isolated to the relevant modules, and the conditional logic in toHexAddr correctly routes the conversion based on the bridge type.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for potential address conversion patterns
echo "Searching for HexToAddress usage..."
rg "HexToAddress\(" --type go

echo -e "\nSearching for Base58 address patterns..."
rg "Base58.*ddress" --type go

echo -e "\nSearching for gravityId references..."
rg "gravityId.*=|gravityID.*=" --type go

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@zakir-code zakir-code merged commit a2d557a into main Dec 31, 2024
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@zakir-code zakir-code deleted the zakir/normalize branch December 31, 2024 08:25
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