feat: chart for splits set events #56
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drips/charts/generate-charts.py (1)
43-55: LGTM with a minor suggestion!The repository iteration and CSV file handling look good. The iteration is straightforward, the file path construction is consistent, and the file existence check is a good practice. Reading the CSV into a DataFrame is an appropriate approach for data manipulation.
However, consider removing or commenting out the print statements (lines 54-55) in the final version, as they may not be necessary for the script's core functionality.
drips/csvs/tsconfig.json (1)
106-106: Consider the trade-off of skipping type checking for all declaration files.The "skipLibCheck" option is set to true, which skips type checking all .d.ts files. While this can improve compilation speed by skipping type checking for declaration files, it may also miss potential type-related issues in external libraries.
Consider the trade-off between compilation speed and type safety when enabling this option. If type safety is a high priority, you may want to consider setting it to false and selectively skipping type checking for specific declaration files if needed.
drips/csvs/abis/Drips.json (1)
3-7: Constructor looks good, but clarify the purpose ofcycleSecs_.The constructor is properly defined and marked as
nonpayable. However, consider adding a comment or documentation to clarify the purpose and expected value range for thecycleSecs_parameter, as it is not immediately obvious from the context.drips/csvs/query-events.ts (2)
5-5: Specify the Ethereum network explicitly for clarityCurrently,
getDefaultProvider()is used without specifying a network, which defaults to the mainnet. For clarity and maintainability, consider explicitly specifying the network you intend to connect to.You can modify the provider initialization as follows:
-const provider = getDefaultProvider() +const provider = getDefaultProvider('mainnet')
160-164: Add error handling for file write operationsCurrently, if an error occurs during
fs.writeFileSync, the catch block logs the error but doesn't take further action. Consider adding more robust error handling or propagating the error to ensure issues are not silently ignored.You might also consider using asynchronous file operations with
fs.promises.writeFilefor better performance and error handling.
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- drips/charts/README.md (1 hunks)
- drips/charts/generate-charts.py (1 hunks)
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- drips/csvs/abis/Drips.json (1 hunks)
- drips/csvs/package.json (1 hunks)
- drips/csvs/query-events.ts (1 hunks)
- drips/csvs/tsconfig.json (1 hunks)
- funding-splits/content/README.md (1 hunks)
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drips/csvs/.gitignore (1)
1-1: LGTM!Ignoring the
node_modulesdirectory is a good practice to prevent unnecessary files from being tracked in the repository.drips/charts/README.md (1)
1-9: LGTM!The new README file provides a clear and concise overview of the charts functionality. It includes the necessary information for users to understand the purpose of the charts and how to generate them using the provided Python script.
The addition of this file enhances the documentation and improves the usability of the charts functionality.
funding-splits/content/README.md (1)
1-5: LGTM!The new
README.mdfile provides a clear and concise overview of the "Drip List funding splits for Content Creation". The link to the related document is correctly formatted and enhances the user's ability to access more detailed information. The use of emojis is appropriate for the theme and adds visual appeal without hindering readability.funding-splits/engineering/README.md (3)
1-1: LGTM!The new header is relevant, concise, and uses the correct markdown syntax.
3-3: LGTM!The new description provides good context, uses the correct markdown syntax, and includes relevant emojis to make it more engaging.
5-5: LGTM!The note provides useful information and includes a correctly formatted relative link to the location of the funding split CSVs.
drips/csvs/README.md (4)
1-4: LGTM!The section title and description are clear and provide a good overview of the purpose of the CSVs directory.
5-9: LGTM!The section title and the npm command for installing dependencies are correct.
11-15: LGTM!The section title and the command for compiling TypeScript code are correct.
17-21: Verify the existence and purpose of thequery-events.jsfile.The README mentions running a JavaScript file named
query-events.js, but this file is not provided in the context of the changes. Please ensure that this file exists in the codebase and consider providing a brief description of its purpose in the README.Run the following script to verify the existence of the
query-events.jsfile:drips/csvs/package.json (1)
11-15: Clarify the usage of the local package dependency.The
dependenciessection lists a local package dependency"csvs": "file:". This is an unusual way to specify a dependency and may cause issues with package resolution.Please provide more context on why a local package is being used as a dependency. Is this intentional or a placeholder?
Consider removing or replacing this dependency with a proper package reference if it's not needed.
drips/charts/generate-charts.py (4)
1-42: LGTM!The import statements and repository list definition look good. The imported libraries are relevant and necessary for the script's functionality, and the repository list is comprehensive and well-organized.
56-68: LGTM!The extraction of event block identifiers and Ethereum addresses looks good. Excluding the first column to get the event block identifiers is a valid approach, assuming the first column is not an event block. Retrieving Ethereum addresses from the DataFrame is straightforward and effective.
The commented-out code snippets provide helpful examples of the expected data format, which can be useful for understanding the script's functionality.
69-76: LGTM!The extraction of impact percentages looks good. Deriving the impact percentages from the values of the event block columns is a valid approach, assuming the CSV file contains the necessary data.
The commented-out code snippet provides a helpful example of the expected data format, which can be useful for understanding the script's functionality.
77-82: LGTM!The chart creation and saving look good. Using a stacked area plot is an appropriate choice for visualizing the impact percentages over different event blocks. Labeling the plot with Ethereum addresses provides additional context and clarity.
Saving the figure as a PNG file with a consistent naming convention is a good practice for organizing the generated charts.
drips/csvs/tsconfig.json (6)
14-14: LGTM!The "target" option is set to "es2016", which is a reasonable target version for modern JavaScript environments. This ensures that the TypeScript code is transpiled to ECMAScript 2016 compatible JavaScript.
28-28: LGTM!The "module" option is set to "commonjs", which ensures that the TypeScript modules are transpiled to CommonJS modules. CommonJS modules are widely supported by Node.js and other JavaScript runtimes, making it a suitable choice for module code generation.
42-42: LGTM!The "resolveJsonModule" option is set to true, which enables importing .json files. This allows TypeScript to resolve and import JSON modules, which can be useful for configuration files or data files stored in JSON format.
79-79: LGTM!The "esModuleInterop" option is set to true, which emits additional JavaScript to ease support for importing CommonJS modules. This option provides better compatibility when importing CommonJS modules in an ES module environment and enables "allowSyntheticDefaultImports" for type compatibility.
81-81: LGTM!The "forceConsistentCasingInFileNames" option is set to true, which ensures that casing is correct in imports. This helps avoid issues related to case-sensitive file systems and promotes consistency in the codebase.
84-84: LGTM!The "strict" option is set to true, which enables all strict type-checking options. This ensures that the TypeScript compiler performs strict type checking, helping catch potential type-related issues and promoting better code quality.
drips/csvs/abis/Drips.json (10)
8-17: EventAccountMetadataEmittedis well-defined.The event follows best practices by indexing the
accountIdandkeyparameters, allowing for efficient filtering. Thebytestype forvalueprovides flexibility in terms of the metadata value format. The event not being marked as anonymous is the default and allows for easy searching and filtering.
18-26: EventAdminChangedis well-defined.The event includes the necessary parameters to track changes in the contract's admin address. Not indexing the parameters is acceptable, as filtering by admin addresses is unlikely to be a common use case. The event not being marked as anonymous allows for easy searching.
27-32: EventBeaconUpgradedis well-defined.The event includes the necessary parameter to track upgrades to the contract's beacon. Indexing the
beaconparameter allows for efficient filtering of events by the beacon address. The event not being marked as anonymous allows for easy searching and filtering.
33-42: EventCollectableis well-defined.The event follows best practices by indexing the
accountIdanderc20parameters, allowing for efficient filtering. Usinguint128foramtis likely sufficient for most use cases. The event not being marked as anonymous allows for easy searching and filtering.
43-52: EventCollectedis well-defined.The event follows best practices by indexing the
accountIdanderc20parameters, allowing for efficient filtering. Usinguint128forcollectedis likely sufficient for most use cases. The event not being marked as anonymous allows for easy searching and filtering.
53-62: EventDriverAddressUpdatedis well-defined.The event follows best practices by indexing all three parameters (
driverId,oldDriverAddr, andnewDriverAddr), allowing for efficient filtering. Usinguint32fordriverIdprovides a sufficient range of unique driver IDs. The event not being marked as anonymous allows for easy searching and filtering.
63-71: EventDriverRegisteredis well-defined.The event follows best practices by indexing both parameters (
driverIdanddriverAddr), allowing for efficient filtering. Usinguint32fordriverIdprovides a sufficient range of unique driver IDs. The event not being marked as anonymous allows for easy searching and filtering.
72-82: EventGivenis well-defined.The event follows best practices by indexing the
accountId,receiver, anderc20parameters, allowing for efficient filtering. Usinguint128foramtis likely sufficient for most use cases. The event not being marked as anonymous allows for easy searching and filtering.
83-91: EventNewAdminProposedis well-defined.The event follows best practices by indexing both parameters (
currentAdminandnewAdmin), allowing for efficient filtering. The event not being marked as anonymous allows for easy searching and filtering.
92-97: EventPausedis well-defined.The event follows best practices by indexing the
pauserparameter, allowing for efficient filtering. The event not being marked as anonymous allows for easy searching and filtering.drips/csvs/query-events.ts (1)
127-127: Verify the correct usage offormatUnitsWhen formatting the event data using
ethers.formatUnits(splitsReceiverSeenEvent['data'], 4), ensure that the unit specified matches the token's decimals or the expected precision.Please confirm that '4' is the correct number of decimal places for the values you're handling. If not, adjust accordingly to match the token's decimal specification.
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Reconsider ignoring all JavaScript files.
Ignoring all JavaScript files in the drips/csvs/ directory might lead to unintended consequences. If there are any JavaScript files in this directory that are required for functionality, they will not be tracked by version control, which could lead to missing files or broken functionality when the code is deployed or shared with others.
Consider removing the *.js entry unless there is a specific reason for ignoring all JavaScript files in this directory. If there are specific JavaScript files that need to be ignored, you can add their filenames or patterns instead of ignoring all .js files.
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Remove the placeholder test command.
The scripts section contains a placeholder test command that outputs an error message. This is not useful and may lead to confusion.
Consider removing the placeholder test command:
- "scripts": {
- "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1"
- },If tests are needed, replace the placeholder with actual test commands.
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| "csv-writer": "^1.6.0", | ||
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Clarify the file path for the "distribution" dependency.
The "distribution": "file:" dependency is referencing a local file path, but the exact file path is not provided. This could lead to confusion or errors if the file is not found or if the path is incorrect.
Please provide the complete file path to avoid any confusion or errors. For example:
- "distribution": "file:"
+ "distribution": "file:../path/to/distribution"Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| let ethereumAddresses: string[] = [] | ||
| for (const splitsSetEvent of splitsSetEvents) { | ||
| const userId: string = String(splitsSetEvent['topics'][1]) | ||
| if (userId.indexOf(repoAsHexWithoutPrefix) > -1) { | ||
| const receiversHash: string = String(splitsSetEvent['topics'][2]) | ||
| for (const splitsReceiverSeenEvent of splitsReceiverSeenEvents) { | ||
| const splitsReceiverSeenEventReceiverHash: string = String(splitsReceiverSeenEvent['topics'][1]) | ||
| if (splitsReceiverSeenEventReceiverHash == receiversHash) { | ||
| const splitsReceiverSeenEventUserId: string = String(splitsReceiverSeenEvent['topics'][2]) | ||
| if (ethereumAddresses.indexOf(splitsReceiverSeenEventUserId) == -1) { | ||
| ethereumAddresses.push(splitsReceiverSeenEventUserId) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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Optimize nested loops to improve performance
The current implementation uses nested loops over splitsSetEvents and splitsReceiverSeenEvents, which can lead to performance issues with large datasets. Consider indexing the splitsReceiverSeenEvents by their receiver hash to reduce the time complexity.
You can create a map of receiversHash to their corresponding events before the loop:
const receiversHashMap: Map<string, any[]> = new Map()
for (const event of splitsReceiverSeenEvents) {
const hash = event['topics'][1]
if (!receiversHashMap.has(hash)) {
receiversHashMap.set(hash, [])
}
receiversHashMap.get(hash)!.push(event)
}Then, in your main loop, access the events directly:
const receiversHash = splitsSetEvent['topics'][2]
const relatedEvents = receiversHashMap.get(receiversHash)
if (relatedEvents) {
for (const splitsReceiverSeenEvent of relatedEvents) {
// existing code
}
}| for (const splitsSetEvent of splitsSetEvents) { | ||
| const userId: string = String(splitsSetEvent['topics'][1]) | ||
| if (userId.indexOf(repoAsHexWithoutPrefix) > -1) { | ||
| const receiversHash: string = String(splitsSetEvent['topics'][2]) | ||
| for (const splitsReceiverSeenEvent of splitsReceiverSeenEvents) { | ||
| const splitsReceiverSeenEventReceiverHash: string = String(splitsReceiverSeenEvent['topics'][1]) | ||
| if (splitsReceiverSeenEventReceiverHash == receiversHash) { | ||
| const splitsReceiverSeenEventUserId: string = String(splitsReceiverSeenEvent['topics'][2]) | ||
| if (splitsReceiverSeenEventUserId == ethereumAddress) { | ||
| // console.log(ethereumAddress, splitsReceiverSeenEvent.blockNumber, Number(ethers.formatUnits(splitsReceiverSeenEvent['data'], 4))) | ||
| dataRow[`splits_at_${splitsReceiverSeenEvent.blockNumber}`] = Number(ethers.formatUnits(splitsReceiverSeenEvent['data'], 4)) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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Refactor data aggregation logic to enhance efficiency
The nested loops over ethereumAddresses, splitsSetEvents, and splitsReceiverSeenEvents can be optimized by pre-processing the events into indexed structures. This will reduce computational complexity and improve performance.
Consider building a map of ethereumAddress to their corresponding splits data:
const splitsDataMap: Map<string, Record<string, number>> = new Map()
for (const splitsReceiverSeenEvent of splitsReceiverSeenEvents) {
const ethereumAddress = splitsReceiverSeenEvent['topics'][2]
const blockNumber = splitsReceiverSeenEvent.blockNumber
const splitsValue = Number(ethers.formatUnits(splitsReceiverSeenEvent['data'], 4))
if (!splitsDataMap.has(ethereumAddress)) {
splitsDataMap.set(ethereumAddress, {})
}
splitsDataMap.get(ethereumAddress)![`splits_at_${blockNumber}`] = splitsValue
}This way, you can build jsonData more efficiently:
let jsonData: any[] = []
for (const [ethereumAddress, splits] of splitsDataMap.entries()) {
jsonData.push({
ethereum_address: ethereumAddress,
...splits,
})
}| const header = Object.keys(jsonData[0]) | ||
| console.log('header:', header) |
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Handle empty jsonData to prevent runtime errors
If jsonData is empty, jsonData[0] will be undefined, and Object.keys(jsonData[0]) will throw an error. Ensure you handle cases where jsonData might be empty to prevent exceptions.
Modify the code to check for empty jsonData before proceeding:
+if (jsonData.length === 0) {
+ console.warn('No data to export for', repo)
+ return
+}
const header = Object.keys(jsonData[0])
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| const userId: string = String(splitsSetEvent['topics'][1]) | ||
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Correct the comparison logic for event topics
Using indexOf to compare userId and repoAsHexWithoutPrefix may not reliably match the intended events due to differences in encoding. It's better to perform a direct comparison of the identifiers.
Modify the code to compare the values directly:
-const userId: string = String(splitsSetEvent['topics'][1])
-if (userId.indexOf(repoAsHexWithoutPrefix) > -1) {
+const userId = splitsSetEvent['topics'][1]
+if (userId === repoId) {Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
| const repoAsHex: string = String(ethers.hexlify(ethers.toUtf8Bytes(repo))) | ||
| console.log('repoAsHex:', repoAsHex) | ||
| const repoAsHexWithoutPrefix: string = repoAsHex.substring(2) | ||
| console.log('repoAsHexWithoutPrefix:', repoAsHexWithoutPrefix) |
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Ensure robust conversion and comparison of repository identifiers
The current method of converting repository names to hexadecimal and stripping the 0x prefix may lead to inconsistent matching due to potential variations in hex encoding (e.g., leading zeros). To ensure accurate and consistent comparisons, consider using ethers.id() to compute a unique identifier for each repository.
You can modify the code as follows:
-const repoAsHex: string = String(ethers.hexlify(ethers.toUtf8Bytes(repo)))
-const repoAsHexWithoutPrefix: string = repoAsHex.substring(2)
+const repoId = ethers.id(repo)Then, when comparing userId, use:
-const userId: string = String(splitsSetEvent['topics'][1])
-if (userId.indexOf(repoAsHexWithoutPrefix) > -1) {
+const userId = splitsSetEvent['topics'][1]
+if (userId === repoId) {Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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@coderabbitai What does ethers.id() do?
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@nya-elimu, ethers.id() is a function from the ethers.js library that computes the Keccak256 hash of the given input and returns it as a hexadecimal string. This is useful for generating a unique and consistent identifier for each repository name. By using ethers.id(repo), you ensure that the repository identifiers are accurate and can be reliably compared.
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.github/workflows/drips-csvs-nightly.yml (1)
29-29: Please provide more information about the purpose of thequery-events.jsscript.It would be helpful to have comments or a brief explanation in the workflow file or the script itself to clarify what this script does and how it relates to the overall purpose of generating and committing CSV files nightly.
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- .github/workflows/funding-splits-nightly.yml (3 hunks)
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.github/workflows/funding-splits.yml (1)
1-1: LGTM!The workflow name change from "Node.js CI" to "Funding Splits" accurately reflects the purpose of the workflow based on the PR objectives. This change provides clarity and aligns the workflow name with its intended functionality.
.github/workflows/drips-csvs.yml (1)
1-32: LGTM!The GitHub Actions workflow is well-structured and properly configured:
- It triggers on the appropriate events and branches.
- The job runs on a suitable environment and tests against multiple Node.js versions using a matrix strategy.
- The steps are logically ordered, covering the necessary setup, installation, and build processes.
- The working directory is correctly set for the specific project.
This workflow will enhance the CI/CD pipeline by automatically testing the project on multiple Node.js versions and ensuring that the TypeScript files are compiled successfully.
.github/workflows/funding-splits-nightly.yml (3)
1-1: LGTM!The new workflow name "Funding Splits - Nightly" is more descriptive and aligns well with the PR objective.
8-8: LGTM!The simplified job name
buildis clear and concise.
29-29: LGTM!The updated script path and commit message are clear and provide better context.
Also applies to: 39-39
.github/workflows/drips-csvs-nightly.yml (5)
17-17: LGTM!Using the latest version of the
actions/checkoutaction is a good practice.
19-24: LGTM!Using a specific Node.js version and enabling caching for npm dependencies are good practices to ensure a consistent and efficient workflow.
26-26: LGTM!Using
npm ciis the recommended way to install dependencies in CI environments.
27-27: LGTM!Running the TypeScript compiler is a good practice to ensure the TypeScript code is valid and can be transpiled to JavaScript.
41-43: LGTM!Pushing the changes is necessary to update the repository with the newly generated or modified CSV files.
.github/workflows/drips-charts.yml (5)
1-2: LGTM!The workflow name is descriptive and follows the common practice of including an emoji.
3-7: LGTM!Triggering the workflow on pushes and pull requests to the
mainbranch follows the best practices for CI/CD pipelines.
9-38: LGTM!The job configuration follows best practices:
- Using a matrix strategy to test against multiple Python versions ensures compatibility.
- The job steps are well-structured and include essential tasks such as checking out the repository, setting up the environment, installing dependencies, and linting the code.
- The linting step uses
flake8to maintain code quality by checking for critical errors, complexity, and line length issues.
18-20: LGTM!Setting the default working directory to
drips/chartshelps keep the workflow steps concise and suggests that the relevant files for generating charts are located in this directory.
39-41: Verify the existence and correctness of thegenerate-charts.pyscript.The step assumes the existence of a Python script named
generate-charts.pyin thedrips/chartsdirectory. Please ensure that the script exists and functions as expected.Run the following script to verify the existence and contents of the
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Address the actionlint suggestion to avoid issues with file names containing dashes.
Actionlint suggests using ./*glob* or -- *glob* to avoid potential issues with file names containing dashes. Please update the git add command accordingly.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- git add *.csv
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New Features
drips/chartsdirectory, detailing how to generate charts from CSV data.csvsdirectory to enhance user documentation.matplotliblibrary to enhance chart generation capabilities.Bug Fixes
.gitignorefile to prevent unnecessary files from being tracked in the repository.Chores
package.jsonfiles in multiple directories to manage dependencies and project metadata.