feat: add multicall decoding #90
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Introduce `decode_multicall` function to decode encoded multicall data. Reorganized tests into `encode` and `decode` modules for clarity and thorough testing.
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79-80:⚠️ Potential issueBazinga! We've encountered a wildcard import.
Well, well, well. It appears that someone has decided to employ the wildcard import for the
multicallmodule. While this change does simplify the import statement, it's akin to using a sledgehammer to crack a walnut.Let me elucidate:
By using
pub use multicall::*, we're now exposing all public items from themulticallmodule in the prelude. This is equivalent to inviting all your Facebook friends to your birthday party, including that weird guy who always talks about his pet rock collection.This wildcard import could potentially lead to name conflicts, much like when Leonard and Penny both wanted to name their child Michael. It's a recipe for confusion!
Furthermore, it obfuscates the API surface of the prelude module. It's like trying to deduce the contents of Schrödinger's box without opening it - we can't immediately discern which specific items from
multicallare now available.I propose we reconsider this change. Perhaps we could explicitly import the needed items, like civilized people do. For example:
pub use multicall::{encode_multicall, decode_multicall};This way, we maintain clarity and avoid potential naming collisions, much like how I label everything in my apartment to avoid confusion. After all, in the words of the great Spock, "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, or the one." In this case, the needs of code clarity outweigh the minor convenience of a wildcard import.
Let's run a quick check to see what public items are actually in the
multicallmodule:This will help us make an informed decision about which items to import explicitly.
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Wildcard Import Validated
Upon thorough examination, the
multicallmodule exclusively exportsencode_multicallanddecode_multicall. Therefore, usingpub use multicall::*does not introduce unintended name conflicts or obscure the API surface in this scenario. Nonetheless, for the sake of impeccable code clarity and to adhere to best practices, explicitly importing the required functions is still recommended.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check public items in the multicall module rg --type rust -n 'pub (fn|struct|enum|type)' src/multicall.rsLength of output: 179
Changed the `decode_multicall` function to return a `Result<Vec<Bytes>, Error>` instead of directly unwrapping the result. This handles potential decoding errors gracefully and enhances the function's robustness. Updated test cases accordingly.
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3-3: Approval: Correct Import of Required TraitsExcellent inclusion of
ErrorandSolCallfromalloy_sol_types. This is essential for handling errors appropriately and for working with Solidity call types.
15-19: Approval: Effective Implementation ofdecode_multicallwith Proper Error HandlingYour implementation of
decode_multicallis both efficient and adheres to Rust's best practices by returning aResult. It's comforting to see code that doesn't invite catastrophic failure through unhandled errors.
47-64: Approval: Well-Structured Tests fordecode_multicallThe addition of the
decodetest module is a commendable decision. Your tests aptly verify the correctness ofdecode_multicall, ensuring that encoding and decoding are indeed inverse operations. Stellar work.
Introduce
decode_multicallfunction to decode encoded multicall data. Reorganized tests intoencodeanddecodemodules for clarity and thorough testing.Summary by CodeRabbit