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Summary

Migrates Controller construction in keychain to use the MultiChainAccount implementation from controller-rs (commit 1dd7ed8f6c7362fcc4b4c15c18d5a631008a0547).

Changes

  • Replaced internal storage: Changed from CartridgeAccount to MultiChainAccount as the internal account manager
  • Direct metadata storage: Store metadata fields directly (_chainId, _appId, _username, _address, _classHash, _rpcUrl, _owner) instead of using CartridgeAccountMeta
  • Async account access: Added getAccount() helper method to retrieve the CartridgeAccount for the current chain
  • Updated all instance methods: All methods now use await this.getAccount() to access account functionality
  • Migrated factory methods:
    • apiLogin() - Creates MultiChainAccount with single chain
    • create() - Creates MultiChainAccount with single chain
    • login() - Wraps session creation with MultiChainAccount
    • fromStore() - Loads existing account and wraps in MultiChainAccount

Backward Compatibility

✅ All existing methods maintain the same signature and behavior
✅ Single-chain usage pattern fully preserved
✅ No breaking changes to public API
✅ All builds passing

Benefits

  • Sets foundation for future multi-chain support
  • Aligns keychain implementation with controller-rs architecture
  • Enables future chain switching capabilities without API changes

Test Plan

  • TypeScript compilation successful
  • Vite build successful
  • No linting/formatting errors
  • All existing functionality preserved through backward-compatible implementation

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Note

Replaces CartridgeAccount/Meta with MultiChainAccount, stores metadata fields directly, adds async account accessor, and updates factory/instance methods to use JsChainConfig and provider-derived chainId.

  • Controller (packages/keychain/src/utils/controller.ts)
    • Switch internal account from CartridgeAccount/CartridgeAccountMeta to MultiChainAccount with JsChainConfig.
    • Store metadata directly (_chainId, _appId, _username, _address, _classHash, _rpcUrl, _owner).
    • Add getAccount() to resolve CartridgeAccount per _chainId; update all instance methods to use it.
    • Adjust accessors to return stored fields; ownerGuid() now returns empty string.
    • Replace direct calls with await account.* across execute/session/sign/register flows.
  • Factory methods
    • apiLogin(), create(), login(), fromStore() now build MultiChainAccount via JsChainConfig (single-chain) and set stored metadata.
    • Initialize provider = new RpcProvider({ nodeUrl: rpcUrl }) and derive _chainId via provider.getChainId().

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Migrates Controller construction in keychain to use the MultiChainAccount
implementation from controller-rs (commit 1dd7ed8f6c7362fcc4b4c15c18d5a631008a0547).

Key changes:
- Replace CartridgeAccount with MultiChainAccount internally
- Store metadata fields directly instead of using CartridgeAccountMeta
- Update all instance methods to use async getAccount() helper
- Migrate factory methods (create, login, apiLogin, fromStore) to use MultiChainAccount
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing single-chain usage

This sets up the foundation for multi-chain support while preserving
all existing functionality and API compatibility.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Bug: Factory Methods Overwrite Authenticated Accounts

The login and other factory methods discard the authenticated CartridgeAccount obtained from initial login or creation calls. Instead, a new MultiChainAccount is created, which loses the established authentication state and session data, potentially leaving the controller in an unauthenticated state.

Fix in Cursor Fix in Web

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