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FRO-754,761: Feature - contract code solidity #1200

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  • Solidity contract code
  • Contract libraries form input

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  • New Features

    • Added EVM contract verification with contract code
    • Introduced new components for managing external contract libraries and verification forms
    • Enhanced support for contract verification across Solidity and Vyper languages
  • Improvements

    • Refactored verification components to support more dynamic form structures
    • Updated type definitions for better type safety
    • Improved form initialization and default value management
  • Changes

    • Renamed verification options enum for better clarity
    • Restructured form data management for contract verification
    • Updated component interfaces to support generic form types
    • Consolidated exports for easier access to verification components

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This pull request introduces enhancements to the EVM contract verification system, focusing on modularizing the verification process for both Solidity and Vyper contracts. Key changes include the addition of a new feature for EVM contract verification with contract code, updates to various components to support generic type parameters, and restructuring form handling for improved flexibility. The overall organization of form data and verification options has been refined, enhancing type safety and clarity in the verification workflow.

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File Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md Added entry for EVM contract verification with contract code
src/lib/components/forms/ControllerInput.tsx Added whiteSpace="nowrap" to FormLabel
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/ConstructorArgs.tsx Updated ConstructorArgsProps with generic type T and modified control property type
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/ContractLibraries.tsx Introduced ContractLibraries component for managing external contract libraries
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmContractVerifyForms.tsx Added EvmContractVerifyForms component for handling form state
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmContractVerifyOptions.tsx Refactored to use new components for verification options and renamed VerificationOptions to VerifyOptions
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmVersionToTarget.tsx Updated EvmVersionToTargetProps with generic type T
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/OptimizerConfiguration.tsx Updated OptimizerConfigurationProps with generic type T
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityContractCode.tsx Overhauled component for contract code verification
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityJsonInput.tsx Updated JSON input handling with new naming conventions
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperContractCode.tsx Updated form data handling for Vyper contract code
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/types.ts Renamed VerificationOptions to VerifyOptions, added new object schemas
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/helper.ts Replaced getVerifyFormInitialValue with getEvmContractVerifyFormDefaultValue

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Actionable comments posted: 8

🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmVersionToTarget.tsx (1)

Line range hint 32-39: Consider expanding EVM version options.

The evmVersionOptions array only includes a "Default" option. Consider adding more EVM versions to support different Ethereum protocol upgrades (e.g., London, Berlin, Istanbul).

Example options to consider:

const evmVersionOptions = [
  { label: "Default", value: "default" },
  { label: "London", value: "london" },
  { label: "Berlin", value: "berlin" },
  { label: "Istanbul", value: "istanbul" },
  { label: "Petersburg", value: "petersburg" },
  { label: "Constantinople", value: "constantinople" },
];
🧹 Nitpick comments (13)
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/types.ts (2)

77-78: Validate that 'contractName' is not empty

In the Vyper contract code form, contractName should not be empty as it's required for identification during verification. Add validation to ensure it's provided.

Apply this diff to enforce the validation:

-contractName: z.string(),
+contractName: z.string().min(1, "Contract name is required"),

40-41: Ensure 'name' in contract libraries is not empty

The name field in zContractLibrary should not be empty when a library is provided. Add validation to prevent empty names, which could lead to confusion or errors in library resolution.

Apply this diff to enforce non-empty names:

-name: z.string(),
+name: z.string().min(1, "Library name is required"),
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmVersionToTarget.tsx (1)

25-25: Type casting in field paths could be improved.

The type casting of field paths using as FieldPath<T> could be made more type-safe.

Consider creating a type utility to ensure type safety:

type EnsureFieldPath<T, P extends string> = P extends FieldPath<T> ? P : never;

// Usage
name: EnsureFieldPath<T, `${typeof name}.evmVersion`>

Also applies to: 29-29

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmContractVerifyForms.tsx (1)

47-49: Consider handling invalid verify options explicitly.

The default case silently returns null. Consider logging a warning or throwing an error for invalid options in development.

    default:
+     if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development') {
+       console.warn(`Unhandled verify option: ${verifyOption}`);
+     }
      return null;
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/ConstructorArgs.tsx (2)

46-48: Simplify onChange handler.

The onChange handler could be simplified by directly using the checked value.

-        onChange={(e) =>
-          field.onChange({ ...field.value, enabled: e.target.checked })
-        }
+        onChange={(e) => field.onChange({ enabled: e.target.checked, value: field.value?.value ?? '' })}

Line range hint 61-70: Enhance error handling in ControllerTextarea.

The error handling could be improved by providing more specific validation messages.

Consider adding validation rules:

rules: {
  validate: {
    hexFormat: (value) => 
      !value || /^0x[0-9a-fA-F]*$/.test(value) || 
      'Constructor arguments must be in hexadecimal format',
    evenLength: (value) =>
      !value || value.length % 2 === 0 ||
      'Constructor arguments must have an even length'
  }
}
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperContractCode.tsx (1)

19-19: Consider centralizing form field paths.

Form field paths are repeated throughout the code. Consider centralizing them to avoid typos and improve maintainability.

const FORM_FIELDS = {
  CONTRACT_NAME: 'verifyForm.vyperContractCode.contractName',
  CONTRACT_CODE: 'verifyForm.vyperContractCode.contractCode',
  BASE_PATH: 'verifyForm.vyperContractCode'
} as const;

Also applies to: 26-26, 38-38, 47-47

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityHardhat.tsx (1)

58-58: Consider using a more descriptive placeholder for constructor arguments.

The placeholder <...constructorArgs> might be unclear to users. Consider using a more descriptive format like "<constructor-arg-1> <constructor-arg-2> ..." to better indicate the expected input format.

-  <...constructorArgs>`;
+  "<constructor-arg-1> <constructor-arg-2> ..."`;
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityContractCode.tsx (2)

30-39: Consider adding validation for contract code input.

The ControllerTextarea for contract code input should include validation rules to ensure the input is valid Solidity code.

 <ControllerTextarea
   label="Contract Code"
   placeholder="Provide contract source code here"
   name="verifyForm.solidityContractCode.contractCode"
   isRequired
   control={control}
   variant="fixed-floating"
   error={error?.message}
   height="400px"
+  rules={{
+    required: "Contract code is required",
+    validate: {
+      validSolidity: (value) => 
+        value.includes("contract") || "Invalid Solidity contract code"
+    }
+  }}
 />

41-56: Consider grouping related form sections.

The form sections (ConstructorArgs, EvmVersionToTarget, OptimizerConfiguration, ContractLibraries) are all using the same control and name prefix. Consider creating a wrapper component to avoid repetition.

interface VerificationSectionProps<T> {
  control: Control<T>;
  name: string;
  component: React.ComponentType<any>;
}

const VerificationSection = <T,>({ control, name, component: Component }: VerificationSectionProps<T>) => (
  <Component control={control} name={name} />
);
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmContractVerifyOptions.tsx (2)

13-43: Extract common Radio button properties to reduce duplication.

Both EvmContractVerifyOptionsVyper and EvmContractVerifyOptionsSolidity components have significant prop duplication in their Radio components.

Consider creating a reusable Radio component:

interface VerifyOptionRadioProps {
  value: VerifyOptions;
  children: React.ReactNode;
}

const VerifyOptionRadio = ({ value, children }: VerifyOptionRadioProps) => (
  <Radio
    variant="gray-card"
    width="fit-content"
    value={value}
    overflow="hidden"
    w="full"
  >
    {children}
  </Radio>
);

Also applies to: 45-93


113-113: Consider adding aria-label for better accessibility.

The RadioGroup should have an aria-label to improve accessibility.

-      <RadioGroup onChange={(val) => field.onChange(val)} value={field.value}>
+      <RadioGroup 
+        onChange={(val) => field.onChange(val)} 
+        value={field.value}
+        aria-label="Contract verification options"
+      >
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/ContractLibraries.tsx (1)

99-99: Consider adding a maximum limit for library entries.

The current implementation allows unlimited library entries. Consider adding a maximum limit to prevent potential issues.

-              isDisabled={fields.length === 1}
+              isDisabled={fields.length === 1 || fields.length >= 10}
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  • CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/components/forms/ControllerInput.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/ConstructorArgs.tsx (3 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/ContractLibraries.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmContractVerifyForms.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmContractVerifyOptions.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmVersionToTarget.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/OptimizerConfiguration.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidity.tsx (0 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityContractCode.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityFoundry.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityHardhat.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityJsonInput.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyper.tsx (0 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperContractCode.tsx (3 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperJsonInput.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperUploadFile.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/helper.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/index.tsx (6 hunks)
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/types.ts (2 hunks)
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  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidity.tsx
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyper.tsx
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  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityFoundry.tsx
  • src/lib/components/forms/ControllerInput.tsx
  • src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/index.ts
🔇 Additional comments (15)
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/types.ts (1)

106-107: Review the use of empty strings for 'language' and 'option'

Allowing empty strings for language and option may lead to ambiguity or errors if not properly handled. Consider restricting these fields to their respective enums only or ensure the application can handle empty values gracefully.

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/index.ts (1)

1-3: LGTM!

The Vyper components are correctly exported, facilitating their use throughout the application.

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperJsonInput.tsx (2)

19-19: LGTM! Form field naming improvement.

The updated form field name better reflects its purpose and maintains consistency with the component hierarchy.


37-40: LGTM! Enhanced type safety with generic parameters.

Good use of generic type parameter and name prop for better type safety and form field organization.

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityJsonInput.tsx (1)

19-19: LGTM! Consistent implementation with Vyper component.

The changes mirror those in the Vyper component, maintaining consistency across the codebase while improving type safety and form organization.

Also applies to: 37-40

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperUploadFile.tsx (1)

20-20: LGTM! Comprehensive type safety improvements.

Good implementation of generic type parameters and consistent naming across components. The file type restriction to .vy files is correctly maintained.

Also applies to: 38-45

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/OptimizerConfiguration.tsx (3)

2-8: LGTM! Well-organized imports.

Good organization of react-hook-form imports, bringing in necessary types for enhanced type safety.


11-13: LGTM! Strong typing with generics.

Good use of generic type parameter with FieldValues constraint for better type safety and reusability.


16-19: Verify type assertions in template literals.

While the implementation is good, let's ensure the type assertions with template literals are safe across all possible values of T.

Run this script to verify the usage:

Also applies to: 22-22, 25-28, 54-54

✅ Verification successful

Type assertions in template literals are properly implemented and type-safe

The type assertions are safe because:

  • The generic type T is properly constrained with FieldValues
  • The component is used with concrete type EvmContractVerifyForm
  • The field paths match the form structure defined in types.ts
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Length of output: 162


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  -U -t tsx -t ts \
  'optimizerConfig|as FieldPath<|OptimizerConfiguration'

# Search for the component's usage to understand type context
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Length of output: 2854

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperContractCode.tsx (1)

55-62: LGTM: Generic component usage is correct.

The usage of generic type parameters with ConstructorArgs and EvmVersionToTarget components is implemented correctly.

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityHardhat.tsx (1)

Line range hint 21-21: Verify the verifier URL configuration.

The hardcoded verifier URL https://eth-sepolia.blockscout.com/api/ should be moved to chain configuration as indicated by the TODO comment.

Consider adding the verifier URL to the chain configuration to make it configurable per network. This would improve maintainability and allow for easier network additions.

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/index.tsx (3)

56-58: LGTM! Form initialization looks good.

The form's default values are now properly initialized using the helper function getEvmContractVerifyFormDefaultValue, which provides better organization and maintainability.


208-215: LGTM! Language selection handling is well implemented.

The language selection logic properly:

  • Updates the language value
  • Resets the compiler version
  • Sets the appropriate verification option based on the selected language

241-248: LGTM! Verification form sections are properly structured.

The new verification sections are well organized with:

  • Conditional rendering based on language selection
  • Proper component hierarchy using Stack and Divider
  • Clear separation between options and forms
CHANGELOG.md (1)

42-42: LGTM! Changelog entry follows the standard format.

The entry properly documents the addition of EVM contract verification with contract code under the Features section.

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src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/types.ts (2)

39-46: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance validation for contract libraries

The contract library schemas need additional validation:

  1. Library name should not be empty
  2. Library array should not be empty when enabled

Apply this diff to add the validations:

 const zContractLibrary = z.object({
-  name: z.string(),
+  name: z.string().min(1, "Library name is required"),
   address: zHexAddr20,
 });

 const zContractLibraries = z.object({
   enabled: z.boolean(),
-  value: z.array(zContractLibrary),
+  value: z.array(zContractLibrary).nonempty("At least one contract library is required"),
 });

104-105: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add validation for compiler version and license type

These fields are essential for contract verification and should not be empty.

Apply this diff to add the validations:

-  compilerVersion: z.string(),
-  licenseType: z.string(),
+  compilerVersion: z.string().min(1, "Compiler version is required"),
+  licenseType: z.string().min(1, "License type is required"),
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src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/helper.ts (3)

21-22: Avoid parsing empty strings for default addresses

In CONTRACT_LIBRARIES_DEFAULT_VALUE, parsing an empty string for the address field may lead to validation issues.

Apply this diff to correct the default value:

-      address: zHexAddr20.parse(""),
+      address: undefined,

30-32: Handle invalid contract addresses appropriately

When contractAddressQueryParam is invalid, parsing an empty string may lead to validation errors.

Apply this diff to improve error handling:

-  contractAddress: isHex20Bytes(contractAddressQueryParam)
-    ? zHexAddr20.parse(contractAddressQueryParam)
-    : zHexAddr20.parse(""),
+  contractAddress: isHex20Bytes(contractAddressQueryParam)
+    ? zHexAddr20.parse(contractAddressQueryParam)
+    : undefined,

35-66: Well-structured form configuration with appropriate defaults

The nested structure is well-organized, with separate configurations for different verification scenarios and appropriate default values. Setting language and option to undefined is better than using empty strings, as it makes the uninitialized state explicit.

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/types.ts (2)

10-18: Well-structured enum with clear language-specific options!

The renamed enum with language-specific prefixes improves clarity and maintainability. The kebab-cased string values are good for API compatibility.


110-119: Well-organized form schema structure!

The merge approach with language-specific form schemas is clean and type-safe. The naming consistency with enum values makes it easy to map options to their corresponding forms.

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