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v2 Display human readable names for "Known" addresses #1866
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@liliya-soroka Outgoing Txns are out of scope for this ticket, it requires a separate endpoint that backend don't expose atm (thanks Aaron for checking). Update: made a ticket for that, please see #2817 |
@iamacook and @francovenica . The feature is returned back to the sprint backlog. |
There needs to be some adjustments in the backend to accomodate for these features and, as such, this ticket was split. Can you add your comments to the ticket @katspaugh added above instead? #2817 @liliya-soroka @francovenica |
Yes. I'll pass it. I don't see issues regarding owners adding/removing/replacing since I believe the objective of showing known addresses is for contracts to show their names and is not that important for regular wallet accounts that could be owners of a safe. |
What is this feature about? (1 sentence)
This feature will display human readable when interacting with known contracts/protocols such as Uniswap or Compound.
Why is it needed? What is the value? For whom do we build it?
High-level overview of the feature
Refer to v1 (v1 Display human readable names for "Known" addresses #1638) for details – we missed the outgoing and incoming tx details– out of scope, moved to [Known Addresses] Display known address in the recipient field of the Send Funds form #2817Implementation (added by @iamacook after discussion with @liliya-soroka )
Everything inside expanded transaction details regarding: safe creation, safe settings (transactions) and outgoing transactions requires known names added. Priority is given to address book entries, then known addresses returned by the
/transactions
endpoint.Structs
Reference:
Not in this version
Misc
SafeInfo
endpoint in the gateway includingAddressInfo
safe-client-gateway#242, AddKnownAddress
for all addresses in theCreationTransaction
safe-client-gateway#245Implementation
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