Generate report IDs #701
Generate report IDs #701
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WalkthroughThis update introduces new functionality in the payerreport package to support Ethereum smart contract interactions for payer reports. A new file defines argument structures for encoding report data. The Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant T as Test
participant PR as PayerReport
participant H as HashPayerReportInput (utils)
T->>PR: Call ID()
PR->>PR: Pack report fields (including node data)
PR->>H: Compute Keccak256 hash on packed bytes
H-->>PR: Return 32-byte hash
PR-->>T: Return unique identifier (ID)
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pkg/utils/hash.go (1)
35-37: Consider adding a domain separation label for consistencyThe new
HashPayerReportInputfunction takes a different approach compared to other hash functions in this file - it doesn't use any domain separation label. While this may be intentional based on your requirements, adding a domain separation label would be consistent with the pattern established by other hash functions (HashPayerSignatureInput,HashJWTSignatureInput, etc.).func HashPayerReportInput(packedBytes []byte) []byte { - return ethcrypto.Keccak256(packedBytes) + return ethcrypto.Keccak256( + []byte(constants.PAYER_REPORT_DOMAIN_SEPARATION_LABEL), + packedBytes, + ) }This would require defining a new constant in the constants package.
pkg/utils/slice.go (1)
3-7: Add validation for input slice lengthThe current implementation silently truncates input slices longer than 32 bytes, which could lead to unexpected behavior. Consider adding validation or documentation to make this behavior explicit.
func SliceToArray32(slice []byte) [32]byte { var array [32]byte copy(array[:], slice) + // Note: If slice is longer than 32 bytes, only the first 32 bytes are used return array }Alternatively, if truncation is undesirable:
func SliceToArray32(slice []byte) ([32]byte, error) { var array [32]byte + if len(slice) > 32 { + return array, fmt.Errorf("input slice length %d exceeds maximum of 32 bytes", len(slice)) + } copy(array[:], slice) return array, nil }pkg/payerreport/report_test.go (2)
9-24: Enhance test coverage with multiple test casesThe current test validates basic functionality but only tests one set of input values. Consider adding multiple test cases with different inputs to ensure robustness, including edge cases.
func TestPayerReportID(t *testing.T) { - report := PayerReport{ - OriginatorNodeID: 1, - StartSequenceID: 1, - EndSequenceID: 10, - PayersMerkleRoot: []byte{1, 2, 3}, - PayersLeafCount: 1, - NodesMerkleRoot: []byte{4, 5, 6}, - NodesLeafCount: 1, - } - - id, err := report.ID() - require.NoError(t, err) - require.NotNil(t, id) - require.Len(t, id, 32) + testCases := []struct { + name string + report PayerReport + wantErr bool + }{ + { + name: "valid report", + report: PayerReport{ + OriginatorNodeID: 1, + StartSequenceID: 1, + EndSequenceID: 10, + PayersMerkleRoot: []byte{1, 2, 3}, + PayersLeafCount: 1, + NodesMerkleRoot: []byte{4, 5, 6}, + NodesLeafCount: 1, + }, + wantErr: false, + }, + { + name: "zeros", + report: PayerReport{ + OriginatorNodeID: 0, + StartSequenceID: 0, + EndSequenceID: 0, + PayersMerkleRoot: make([]byte, 0), + PayersLeafCount: 0, + NodesMerkleRoot: make([]byte, 0), + NodesLeafCount: 0, + }, + wantErr: false, + }, + // Add more test cases as needed + } + + for _, tc := range testCases { + t.Run(tc.name, func(t *testing.T) { + id, err := tc.report.ID() + if tc.wantErr { + require.Error(t, err) + return + } + require.NoError(t, err) + require.NotNil(t, id) + require.Len(t, id, 32) + }) + } }
14-17: Consider validating the actual ID valueThe test only checks that the ID is not nil and has the expected length, but it doesn't validate that the actual ID value is correct. Consider adding an expected value check to ensure the ID generation logic is working as intended.
func TestPayerReportID(t *testing.T) { report := PayerReport{ OriginatorNodeID: 1, StartSequenceID: 1, EndSequenceID: 10, PayersMerkleRoot: []byte{1, 2, 3}, PayersLeafCount: 1, NodesMerkleRoot: []byte{4, 5, 6}, NodesLeafCount: 1, } id, err := report.ID() require.NoError(t, err) require.NotNil(t, id) require.Len(t, id, 32) + // Expected ID value (precomputed) + expectedID := [32]byte{ + // Fill in the expected bytes here + } + require.Equal(t, expectedID, id, "ID does not match expected value") }pkg/payerreport/id.go (2)
5-34: Missing documentation for the payerReportMessageHash variableConsider adding documentation to explain the purpose of this variable and how it's used in the context of the application. This would help other developers understand its role in the report ID generation process.
+// payerReportMessageHash defines the Ethereum ABI encoding structure used for packing +// PayerReport data before hashing for ID generation or smart contract interactions. +// Each field maps to a corresponding field in the PayerReport struct with appropriate +// types for Ethereum compatibility. var payerReportMessageHash = abi.Arguments{ { Name: "originatorNodeID", Type: abi.Type{T: abi.UintTy, Size: 32}, }, // ... rest of the definition }
5-34: Consider making variable unexported if it's not used outside the packageIf
payerReportMessageHashis only used internally within thepayerreportpackage, consider making it unexported (lowercase first letter) to follow Go's visibility conventions.-var payerReportMessageHash = abi.Arguments{ +var payerReportMessageHash = abi.Arguments{If it's intended to be used by other packages, then it should have proper documentation as per the previous comment.
pkg/payerreport/interface.go (5)
31-41: Consider adding function documentation.The
ToProto()method correctly maps the struct fields to their protobuf representation, but lacks documentation explaining its purpose and return value.Add a comment before the function:
+// ToProto converts a PayerReport to its Protocol Buffers representation func (p *PayerReport) ToProto() *proto.PayerReport {
43-58: Consider adding nil checks for merkle root fields.The method doesn't verify if
p.PayersMerkleRootorp.NodesMerkleRootare nil before passing them toutils.SliceToArray32. If these could be nil, consider adding validation.func (p *PayerReport) ID() ([]byte, error) { + if p.PayersMerkleRoot == nil || p.NodesMerkleRoot == nil { + return nil, fmt.Errorf("merkle root fields cannot be nil") + } packedBytes, err := payerReportMessageHash.Pack(
43-58: Add documentation for the ID method.The
ID()method should include documentation explaining its purpose, return value, and possible errors.+// ID computes a unique identifier for the PayerReport by packing its fields and returning the keccak256 hash +// Returns the hash as a byte slice and any error that occurred during packing func (p *PayerReport) ID() ([]byte, error) {
44-52: The payerReportMessageHash variable is not defined in this file.The code refers to
payerReportMessageHashwhich appears to be defined elsewhere. Consider adding a comment referencing where this variable is defined to improve code readability.func (p *PayerReport) ID() ([]byte, error) { + // payerReportMessageHash is defined in pkg/payerreport/id.go packedBytes, err := payerReportMessageHash.Pack(
53-55: Consider adding more context to the error.When returning an error from
Pack(), add more context to help with debugging.if err != nil { - return nil, err + return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to pack payer report: %w", err) }
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pkg/payerreport/report_test.go (1)
pkg/payerreport/interface.go (1)
PayerReport(12-29)
pkg/payerreport/interface.go (2)
pkg/utils/slice.go (1)
SliceToArray32(3-7)pkg/utils/hash.go (1)
HashPayerReportInput(35-37)
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pkg/payerreport/id.go (1)
5-34:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify sizes match Solidity contract expectations
Ensure that the sizes defined in these ABI arguments match the expectations of the Solidity smart contract that will be interacting with this data. For example, the definition uses
UintTy, Size: 32for the originatorNodeID, which would be auint256in Solidity.Please verify that these type definitions match the corresponding smart contract structure:
- originatorNodeID: uint256 (UintTy, Size: 32)
- startSequenceID: uint64 (UintTy, Size: 64)
- endSequenceID: uint64 (UintTy, Size: 64)
- payersMerkleRoot: bytes32 (FixedBytesTy, Size: 32)
- payersLeafCount: uint32 (UintTy, Size: 32)
- nodesMerkleRoot: bytes32 (FixedBytesTy, Size: 32)
- nodesLeafCount: uint32 (UintTy, Size: 32)
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#!/bin/bash # Find smart contract files and check for PayerReport structure definitions rg -t solidity -A 10 "struct PayerReport" || rg -t solidity -A 10 "function.*PayerReport"Length of output: 156
Verify ABI Type Mappings Against Solidity Contract
The ABI definitions in
pkg/payerreport/id.goappear to follow the intended Solidity types:
- originatorNodeID:
UintTy, Size: 32should correspond to Solidity’suint256- startSequenceID & endSequenceID:
UintTy, Size: 64should map to Solidity’suint64- payersMerkleRoot & nodesMerkleRoot:
FixedBytesTy, Size: 32match Solidity’sbytes32- payersLeafCount & nodesLeafCount:
UintTy, Size: 32should correspond to Solidity’suint32I attempted to locate the Solidity definitions (e.g. a
struct PayerReport) using a file-type filter, but the query using-t solidityfailed due to an unsupported file type. To ensure confidence, please verify manually (or update the search criteria) that the Solidity smart contract indeed declares the expected types for thePayerReportstructure.pkg/payerreport/interface.go (3)
8-9: Good additions to the imports.The added imports support the new functionality - proto package for the protobuf conversion and utils package for hashing and byte array operations.
25-28: Good addition of node-related fields with clear documentation.The new fields
NodesMerkleRootandNodesLeafCountare well-documented and follow the same pattern as the existing payer-related fields.
31-41:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify all necessary fields are mapped in the protobuf conversion.
The
Payersfield from the struct is not included in the protobuf mapping. Is this intentional or an oversight?
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Action Required: Verify Proto Field Mapping for
PayerReportOur initial automated search for a proto definition (using the pattern
"message PayerReport") did not yield any output, so we couldn’t confirm whether the corresponding protobuf message is defined with aPayersfield. As a result, it's unclear if the omission of thePayersfield in theToProtoconversion is intentional.
- Verify the Proto Definition Manually: Please check the repository’s proto files to determine if the
PayerReportmessage includes a field forPayers.- Mapping Confirmation: If the proto message is meant to include the
Payersfield, update theToProtofunction inpkg/payerreport/interface.go(lines 31-41) to include it. Otherwise, add a clarifying comment indicating that the omission is intentional.
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TL;DR
Added functionality to generate unique IDs for payer reports based on their contents.
What changed?
ID()method to thePayerReportstruct that generates a unique identifier by hashing the report's fieldspayerreport/id.gofile with ABI definitions for hashing payer report dataNodesMerkleRootandNodesLeafCountfields to thePayerReportstructToProto()method to convert aPayerReportto its protobuf representationHow to test?
Run the new test in
pkg/payerreport/report_test.goto verify that the ID generation works correctly:Why make this change?
This change enables unique identification of payer reports based on their content, which is necessary for tracking, referencing, and validating reports throughout the system. The ID generation follows Ethereum's ABI encoding standards to ensure compatibility with smart contract verification.
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