chore: indications for the template and data mappings #95
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contracts/deploy/00-escrow.ts (2)
20-20: Ensure consistent configuration across filesThe arbitrator configuration and policy URI are duplicated in both files. Consider extracting these values to a shared configuration file to avoid inconsistencies.
Example structure:
// config/arbitrator.ts export const ARBITRATOR_CONFIG = { chainId: "42161", address: "0x991d2df165670b9cac3B022f4B68D65b664222ea", policyUri: "/ipfs/XxxxxXXX/escrow-general-policy.pdf" };Also applies to: 26-27
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5-42: Consider validating template variablesThe template uses various placeholder variables (e.g.,
{{buyer}},{{seller}},{{amount}}), but there's no validation to ensure all required variables are provided.Consider adding a type definition and validation for the template variables:
interface DisputeTemplateVariables { buyer: string; seller: string; amount: string; token: string; deadline: string; escrowTitle: string; deliverableText: string; extraDescriptionUri: string; transactionUri: string; externalDisputeID: string; } function validateTemplateVariables(variables: DisputeTemplateVariables): void { // Add validation logic }Also applies to: 43-63
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contracts/scripts/setDisputeTemplate.ts (4)
19-19: TODO: Policy URI needs to be updatedThe IPFS hash is currently a placeholder (
XxxxxXXX). This needs to be updated with the actual IPFS hash of the general escrow policy document.Please confirm if the policy document has been created and provide the correct IPFS hash.
36-36: TODO: Specification field needs clarificationThe comment indicates uncertainty about the
specificationfield. This should be clarified before deployment.Please confirm if this field should reference a specific KIP (Kleros Improvement Proposal) or if it should be removed.
50-51: Empty mapping JSON might need attentionThe
mappingJsonis set to an empty object ("{}"), but the deployment file contains a detailed mapping configuration.Please confirm if this empty mapping is intentional or if it should match the mapping configuration in the deployment file.
24-26: Verify the arbitrator configurationThe arbitrator configuration has been updated with:
- Chain ID: 42161 (Arbitrum One)
- Arbitrator address: 0x991d2df165670b9cac3B022f4B68D65b664222ea
Please confirm these are the correct production values for Arbitrum One mainnet. Run this script to verify:
✅ Verification successful
✓ Arbitrator configuration verified
The arbitrator configuration is correctly set for Arbitrum One mainnet:
- Contract exists and is deployed at the specified address
- Address is consistently used across deployment configurations
- Frontend URL points to the production environment
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the arbitrator address exists on Arbitrum One # and has the expected interface # Check if the address has contract code curl -s -X POST \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ --data "{\"jsonrpc\":\"2.0\",\"method\":\"eth_getCode\",\"params\":[\"0x991d2df165670b9cac3B022f4B68D65b664222ea\", \"latest\"],\"id\":1}" \ "https://arb1.arbitrum.io/rpc"Length of output: 614
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#!/bin/bash # Search for references to this arbitrator address in the codebase rg -i "0x991d2df165670b9cac3B022f4B68D65b664222ea" # Look for IArbitrator interface definition to understand expected methods ast-grep --pattern 'interface IArbitrator { $$$ }'Length of output: 315
contracts/deploy/00-escrow.ts (1)
49-49: TODO: Subgraph deployment neededThe comment indicates that a subgraph needs to be created in Arbitrum One. This is a blocking issue for deployment.
Please confirm if the subgraph has been created and update the ID accordingly.
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contracts/scripts/setDisputeTemplate.ts (1)
11-13: Consider enhancing error handling.While the transaction receipt logging is good, consider adding more detailed error handling and logging of the actual template values being set.
const tx = await escrow.changeDisputeTemplate(disputeTemplate, mapping); + console.log('Setting dispute template:', { disputeTemplate, mapping }); await tx.wait().then((receipt) => { console.log(`Transaction receipt: ${JSON.stringify(receipt)}`); - }); + }).catch((error) => { + console.error('Failed to set dispute template:', error); + throw error; + });
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contracts/scripts/setDisputeTemplate.ts (2)
10-10: Verify contract function parameter types.The change from
JSON.stringifyto direct object passing needs verification against the contract's ABI to ensure type compatibility.
4-4: Verify imported dispute template matches requirements.The centralization of template configuration is good for maintainability. However, let's verify that the imported template contains the required updates mentioned in the PR objectives.
✅ Verification successful
Import changes are correctly implemented and configured
The imported dispute template and mapping from
contracts/deploy/00-escrow.tscontain:
- Correct Arbitrum chain ID (42161)
- Valid arbitrator address
- Proper metadata fields structure
- Complete GraphQL mapping configuration
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the imported disputeTemplate and mapping contain the required updates # Check for the updated arbitrator chain ID and address rg -A 10 "arbitratorChainID.*42161" "../deploy/00-escrow.ts" rg -A 10 "arbitratorAddress" "../deploy/00-escrow.ts" # Check for the template string format and metadata fields rg -A 20 "disputeTemplate.*=.*\`" "../deploy/00-escrow.ts" rg -A 10 "metadata.*amount.*token" "../deploy/00-escrow.ts"Length of output: 482
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#!/bin/bash # First, let's find the escrow deployment file fd -t f "00-escrow.ts" # Let's also check for any files containing disputeTemplate rg -l "disputeTemplate" # And check for files containing arbitrator configuration rg -l "arbitratorChainID|arbitratorAddress"Length of output: 287
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#!/bin/bash # Check the content of the escrow deployment file echo "=== Dispute Template and Mapping ===" rg -A 20 "export const disputeTemplate|export const mapping" contracts/deploy/00-escrow.ts echo -e "\n=== Arbitrator Configuration ===" rg -A 5 "arbitratorChainID|arbitratorAddress" contracts/deploy/00-escrow.ts echo -e "\n=== Full File Context ===" cat contracts/deploy/00-escrow.tsLength of output: 6128
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contracts/deploy/00-escrow.ts (2)
19-20: Add comments explaining the encoded parameters.The encoded parameters [1, 3] represent important configuration values. Consider adding comments to explain their significance:
// General court, 3 jurors + // Parameters: [courtId: 1 (General Court), numberOfJurors: 3] const extraData = ethers.AbiCoder.defaultAbiCoder().encode(["uint96", "uint96"], [1, 3]);
36-48: Consider environment-specific configurations for value caps.The hardcoded value caps might need to vary across different environments. Consider:
- Moving these values to a configuration file
- Adding comments explaining the USD equivalence
+ // Value caps in token units, approximately USD 1000 equivalent + const VALUE_CAPS = { + [ethers.ZeroAddress]: { + amount: "0.3", // Native token (e.g., ETH) + decimals: 18 + }, + [WETH.address]: { + amount: "0.3", // WETH + decimals: 18 + }, + [DAI.address]: { + amount: "1000", // DAI + decimals: 18 + } + }; for (const [token, cap] of Object.entries(caps)) { console.log("Setting cap for", token, cap); await escrow.changeAmountCap(token, cap); }contracts/scripts/setDisputeTemplate.ts (2)
81-90: Enhance error message specificity.The current error message doesn't indicate which parameter is missing.
- if (!chainId || !klerosCore || !subgraphEndpoint) { - throw new Error("Missing parameters"); + const missingParams = [ + ['chainId', chainId], + ['klerosCore', klerosCore], + ['subgraphEndpoint', subgraphEndpoint] + ].filter(([_, value]) => !value).map(([name]) => name); + + if (missingParams.length > 0) { + throw new Error(`Missing required parameters: ${missingParams.join(', ')}`); }
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92-102: Add transaction status monitoring.Consider adding more detailed transaction status monitoring and error handling.
const tx = await escrow.changeDisputeTemplate(disputeTemplate, mapping); + console.log(`Transaction submitted: ${tx.hash}`); await tx.wait().then((receipt) => { + if (receipt.status === 0) { + throw new Error(`Transaction failed: ${tx.hash}`); + } console.log(`Transaction receipt: ${JSON.stringify(receipt)}`); });
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
contracts/deploy/00-escrow.ts (1)
27-28: LGTM! Good separation of concerns.Moving the template configuration to a separate step improves maintainability and follows the single responsibility principle.
contracts/scripts/setDisputeTemplate.ts (2)
61-78: LGTM! Well-structured data mapping.The mapping function effectively combines GraphQL and IPFS data sources with clear data flow and field population.
5-19: Address TODO placeholders before deployment.The configuration contains TODO placeholders for subgraph endpoints in arbitrumSepoliaTestnet and arbitrum networks.
Let's verify the existing endpoint:
✅ Verification successful
Template pattern for Graph API endpoints is correct, configure before deployment
The
{{{graphApiKey}}}placeholder pattern is consistently used across the codebase for Graph API authentication. The TODOs for arbitrumSepoliaTestnet and arbitrum networks should follow the same pattern:
- Replace TODOs with the correct subgraph endpoints including the
{{{graphApiKey}}}placeholder- Ensure proper API key configuration is available during deployment
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the arbitrumSepoliaDevnet subgraph endpoint curl -s "https://gateway-arbitrum.network.thegraph.com/api/test/subgraphs/id/3aZxYcZpZL5BuVhuUupqVrCV8VeNyZEvjmPXibyPHDFQ" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"query": "{ _meta { block { number } } }"}'Length of output: 264
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#!/bin/bash # Check for similar template patterns and configuration documentation echo "Searching for graphApiKey references:" rg -i "graphApiKey" -A 2 -B 2 echo -e "\nChecking for environment or configuration files:" fd -e env -e config -e yaml -e jsonLength of output: 3867
| const disputeTemplateFn = (chainId: number, klerosCore: string) => `{ | ||
| "$schema": "../NewDisputeTemplate.schema.json", | ||
| "title": "Escrow dispute: {{escrowTitle}}", | ||
| "description": "{{deliverableText}}", | ||
| "question": "Which party abided by the terms of the contract?", | ||
| "answers": [ | ||
| { | ||
| title: "Refund the Buyer", | ||
| description: "Select this to return the funds to the Buyer.", | ||
| "title": "Refund the Buyer", | ||
| "description": "Select this to return the funds to the Buyer." | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| title: "Pay the Seller", | ||
| description: "Select this to release the funds to the Seller.", | ||
| }, | ||
| "title": "Pay the Seller", | ||
| "description": "Select this to release the funds to the Seller." | ||
| } | ||
| ], | ||
| policyURI: "ipfs://TODO", | ||
| attachment: { | ||
| label: "Transaction Terms", | ||
| uri: "{{extraDescriptionUri}}", | ||
| "policyURI": "/ipfs/QmTaZuQjJT9NZCYsqyRmEwLb1Vt3gme1a6BS4NQLiWXtH2", // General policy for escrows in progress | ||
| "attachment": { | ||
| "label": "Transaction Terms", | ||
| "uri": "{{{extraDescriptionUri}}}" | ||
| }, | ||
| frontendUrl: "https://escrow-v2.kleros.builders/#/myTransactions/{{transactionId}}", | ||
| arbitrableChainID: "421614", | ||
| arbitrableAddress: "0x250AB0477346aDFC010585b58FbF61cff1d8f3ea", | ||
| arbitratorChainID: "421614", | ||
| arbitratorAddress: "0xA54e7A16d7460e38a8F324eF46782FB520d58CE8", | ||
| metadata: { | ||
| buyer: "{{address}}", | ||
| seller: "{{sendingRecipientAddress}}", | ||
| amount: "{{sendingQuantity}}", | ||
| asset: "{{asset}}", | ||
| deadline: "{{deadline}}", | ||
| transactionUri: "{{transactionUri}}", | ||
| "frontendUrl": "https://escrow-v2.kleros.builders/#/transactions/{{externalDisputeID}}", | ||
| "arbitratorChainID": "${chainId}", | ||
| "arbitratorAddress": "${klerosCore}", | ||
| "metadata": { | ||
| "buyer": "{{buyer}}", | ||
| "seller": "{{seller}}", | ||
| "amount": "{{amount}}", | ||
| "token": "{{token}}", | ||
| "deadline": "{{deadline}}", | ||
| "transactionUri": "{{{transactionUri}}}" | ||
| }, | ||
| category: "Escrow", | ||
| specification: "KIPXXX", | ||
| aliases: { | ||
| Buyer: "{{address}}", | ||
| Seller: "{{sendingRecipientAddress}}", | ||
| "category": "Escrow", | ||
| "aliases": { | ||
| "Buyer": "{{buyer}}", | ||
| "Seller": "{{seller}}" | ||
| }, | ||
| version: "1.0", | ||
| }; | ||
| "version": "1.0" | ||
| } | ||
| `; |
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Consider configurable values for environment-specific settings
The review comment is valid. The codebase shows a consistent pattern of making deployment-specific values configurable through environment variables (e.g., REACT_APP_IPFS_GATEWAY). The hardcoded policy URI and frontend URL should follow this pattern:
- Move the policy URI to environment config as it may differ between deployments (as seen in deployment JSON using a different value)
- Make the frontend URL configurable to support different environments (devnet, testnet, mainnet)
This aligns with the project's existing configuration patterns and allows for easier environment management.
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Consider configurable values for environment-specific settings.
The template contains hardcoded values that might need to change:
- Policy URI (
QmTaZuQjJT9NZCYsqyRmEwLb1Vt3gme1a6BS4NQLiWXtH2) - Frontend URL (
https://escrow-v2.kleros.builders)
Let's verify the IPFS content:
Consider moving these values to the network parameters:
const parameters = {
arbitrumSepoliaDevnet: {
arbitrator: "KlerosCore",
subgraphEndpoint: "...",
+ policyUri: "QmTaZuQjJT9NZCYsqyRmEwLb1Vt3gme1a6BS4NQLiWXtH2",
+ frontendUrl: "https://escrow-v2.kleros.builders"
},
// ...
};🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify IPFS content availability
curl -s "https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmTaZuQjJT9NZCYsqyRmEwLb1Vt3gme1a6BS4NQLiWXtH2"
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#!/bin/bash
# Check for configuration patterns and network parameters
rg -g '!{dist,node_modules}' -A 5 "parameters = {"
# Look for similar IPFS hashes or URLs to understand the pattern
rg -g '!{dist,node_modules}' "QmT|https://escrow-v2.kleros"
Length of output: 2048
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for environment configuration patterns
rg -g '!{dist,node_modules}' "process\.env\.|\.env|config\." -A 2
# Look for deployment-related configuration files
fd -g "*.config.{js,ts,json}"
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PR-Codex overview
This PR focuses on updating the
Escrowcontract and related scripts to enhance dispute handling, including changes to dispute templates and mappings, and the introduction of a newEscrowUniversalcontract.Detailed summary
disputeTemplateandmappingconstants.extraDatausingethers.AbiCoder.deployfunction to useEscrowUniversal.setDisputeTemplatetask to use new parameters and handle errors.Summary by CodeRabbit
Configuration Updates
Bug Fixes
Documentation
Refactor
Escrowclass toEscrowUniversal.