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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces significant changes across the Mancala game project, focusing on updating dependencies, refactoring player profile management, and introducing new task and trophy systems. The changes span multiple files in both the client and contracts directories, with a notable shift from a Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant UserSection
participant SystemCalls
participant ProfileComponent
User->>UserSection: Open profile settings
UserSection->>UserSection: Select profile image
UserSection->>SystemCalls: Call update_player_profile
SystemCalls->>ProfileComponent: Update profile name and URI
ProfileComponent-->>SystemCalls: Profile updated
SystemCalls-->>UserSection: Confirmation
UserSection-->>User: Display updated profile
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Actionable comments posted: 6
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contracts/dojo_dev.toml (2)
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27-29: CRITICAL: Remove exposed IPFS credentialsIPFS credentials are exposed in the configuration file. This is a security risk.
- Remove the hardcoded IPFS credentials
- Use environment variables instead
- Rotate the exposed credentials immediately
Example fix:
-ipfs_config.username = "2EBrzr7ZASQZKH32sl2xWauXPSA" -ipfs_config.password = "12290b883db9138a8ae3363b6739d220" +ipfs_config.username = "${IPFS_USERNAME}" +ipfs_config.password = "${IPFS_PASSWORD}"
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24-24: Remove development private keyWhile this is a development key, it's still best practice to use environment variables.
-private_key = "0xc5b2fcab997346f3ea1c00b002ecf6f382c5f9c9659a3894eb783c5320f912" +private_key = "${DEV_PRIVATE_KEY}"
🧹 Nitpick comments (40)
contracts/src/systems/actions.cairo (3)
41-42: Substorage approach validated.
Storing Initializable data inside a substorage block is consistent with other component-based patterns. Ensure that cross-component interactions remain clear and documented.
64-64: Return value check for new_game.
The semicolon removal indicates an expression-based return or last-line evaluation. Ensure no unintended side effects if the function’s return type changes in the future.
122-124: Unified profile update implementation.
Merging name and URI updates into a single method promotes simpler maintenance. Confirm whether all references to the old, separate methods have been removed.contracts/src/types/trophy.cairo (3)
24-228: Comprehensive trophy trait implementation.
Each method delegates to specialized modules like collector, strategist, etc. This design is flexible for future expansions.Consider consolidating repeated match logic if you foresee adding more trophies. It may improve maintainability.
110-121: Ephemeral trophies noted but not implemented.
The TODO placeholders for start/end times indicate ephemeral trophies. Ensure upcoming logic sets realistic durations if ephemeral trophies become required.Would you like help drafting ephemeral trophy logic?
267-272: Debug printing for trophies.
Printing the identifier is helpful. If more verbose debugging is needed later (like enumerating levels, points, etc.), consider adding a more detailed output.contracts/src/elements/tasks/reigning.cairo (2)
3-4: Ensure trait-based naming convention aligns with usage context.
It's often helpful to add a docstring or comment here to clarify how "Reigning" fits into the overall task system and how the inline functions improve performance.
10-12: Clarify singular vs. plural "seed" in the formatted output.
For consistency, you may consider pluralizing "seed" if count > 1 or adjusting wording to avoid confusion (e.g., "seeds").contracts/src/elements/tasks/dominating.cairo (1)
9-12: Handle singular vs. plural form in descriptions.
For "Win {} games," ensure the grammar handles singular vs. plural cases consistently. Consider using a simple conditional or a more nuanced approach.contracts/src/elements/tasks/collecting.cairo (1)
9-12: Ensure consistency in item naming.
Like in the “Reigning” task, consider applying grammar rules for singular/plural seed references (e.g., “1 seed” vs. “many seeds”).contracts/src/elements/tasks/mastering.cairo (1)
9-12: Refine phrasing for streak-based tasks.
“Get {} games win streak” may be slightly ambiguous. You might clarify the text (e.g., “Achieve a win streak of {} games”) to ensure it's immediately understandable.contracts/src/elements/trophies/interface.cairo (1)
1-2: Consider consistent import aliasing for clarity
Currently, BushidoTask is distinguished from Task by aliasing in line 1. Consider applying equally clear aliasing or naming consistency for the other imported items to avoid confusion when future expansions occur.contracts/src/lib.cairo (1)
21-21: Module naming alignment
"initializable" is descriptive, but ensure that the naming is consistent with other modules that hold initialization or lifecycle-related functionalities (for example "initialization" or "init").contracts/src/elements/trophies/extractor.cairo (6)
1-2: Check for future naming conflicts
Both “BushidoTask” and “Task” are brought into scope. Future expansions might result in collisions or confusion. Consider more descriptive aliases (e.g., “GameTask”) to avoid mixing up usage.
19-23: Static points
A constant 50 points for every level is simple. If you plan level-scaling in the future (e.g., awarding more points at higher levels), expose a formula or table.
29-33: Icon reuse
The icon "fa-fork-knife" also appears in other trophies, such as “Victor.” If each trophy is intended to have a unique icon, be mindful that reuse may cause UI confusion.
34-38: Title or group duplication
The title is also “Clearing.” This duplicates the group method result. If these represent distinctly different concepts (a group name vs. displayed trophy title), confirm with your game design references.
39-43: Description clarity
The text is evocative. Confirm any in-game text length or translation constraints if localization is planned.Would you like me to draft a localization-friendly approach or open an issue to track i18n?
44-48: Count method is hardcoded
A constant of 100 may be correct for now. If the required progression changes across trophy “levels,” consider returning dynamic values.contracts/src/elements/trophies/victor.cairo (6)
1-2: Consistent import approach
As with “extractor.cairo,” ensuring distinct naming or aliasing between “BushidoTask” and “Task” will keep the code base coherent.
9-13: Hidden property
This is the same approach as “Extractor”—if future mechanics require hidden trophies, you might unify the logic via a helper function or trait default.
19-23: Points
Points are constant. If you plan to differentiate trophies in the future, consider leveling or weighting logic.
29-33: Icon reuse
Identical "fa-fork-knife" icon as Extractor. Possibly intended, but might be visually confusing for end users.
39-43: Description
Good clarity. If you eventually enable user-facing translations or theming, plan for a central text registry.Can assist with a short i18n scaffold if needed.
44-48: Count
Same pattern as Extractor. If you expect Victor trophies to scale differently by level, consider a function-based approach.contracts/src/components/initializable.cairo (1)
19-21: Event enumeration is empty.
If you plan to emit events from this component in the future (e.g., upon successful initialization), consider adding event variants here. Otherwise, it looks fine as-is.contracts/src/models/profile.cairo (2)
19-22: Consolidating updates into one function is a good approach.
Merging the URI and name update into a single call reduces the chance of partial updates. The checks for invalid name/URI are correct. Ensure you have test coverage for edge cases, such as extremely long URIs or additional unsupported characters.
55-59: Test coverage for profile updates is good.
You test ensuring name and URI changes are both applied. Consider adding more tests for near-boundary conditions like an empty string for the name or a maximum-lengthByteArray, if relevant.contracts/src/elements/trophies/strategist.cairo (1)
82-83: Ensure that referencing a single task type meets requirementsWithin the tasks method, calling "Task::Mastering.tasks" will create a single type of task for all Strategist trophy levels. If the product requirement is that different levels should unlock different tasks, consider parameterizing the task type or mapping level → distinct tasks to provide a richer trophy experience.
client/src/pages/Profile.tsx (1)
14-14: Check null or undefined data responsesWhen accessing 'data?.mancalaDevMancalaBoardModels', confirm that 'data' exists. If 'mancalaDevMancalaBoardModels' is null or undefined, filteredGames could be undefined, resulting in uncaught errors down the line. Adding a basic guard or default empty array ensures safer data handling.
client/src/dojo/createSystemCalls.ts (1)
188-204: Ensure robust error handling & potential event updates
This function appears straightforward, creating a player profile and awaiting the transaction. However, consider handling any edge cases (e.g., potential re-creation of a profile) or returning a status object to inform calling components of success/failure states.client/src/components/profile/user-section.tsx (5)
25-27: Manage default states and edge cases
When capturing user inputs, ensure you handle scenarios where users stop mid-edit or input invalid data. Consider adding form-level validations or at least an empty string check for displayName.
36-40: Safe URL creation
Be sure to revoke object URLs when no longer needed to avoid memory leaks. For example, callURL.revokeObjectURLon unmount or once the image is processed.🧰 Tools
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[error] 37-37: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)
42-45: Submit changes
Logging is a good interim step. Next, integrate with actual update calls (e.g., using the new system calls if applicable) to persist user data.
69-69: Username fallback
UsingtruncateString(account.account?.address) || "Guest user"is a logical fallback, but consider an extra check in case address is empty, e.g. for a purely offline user.
129-198: Comprehensive profile editing dialog
The dialog-based approach for changing the display name and photo is neatly structured. Potential expansions could include validations or asynchronous storage updates.client/src/lib/constants.ts (1)
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727-742: Seed model queries
No immediate red flags. Confirm this large limit (1,000,000,000) won't cause performance issues in production.client/src/pages/Lobby.tsx (3)
98-99: Remove or restrict console logs
While console logs are helpful for debugging, consider controlling them via environment flags or removing them in production code to keep logs clean.
114-114: Filtered logic
Filtering by player_one/player_two is straightforward. Consider indexing or caching if the dataset grows large to maintain performance.
403-403: LiveDuels
Passing the edges directly is consistent with the updated GQL schema. Ensure that the child component handles undefined or empty arrays gracefully.
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client/src/pages/games/Gameplay.tsx
[error] 34-38: Unnecessary use of boolean literals in conditional expression.
Simplify your code by directly assigning the result without using a ternary operator.
If your goal is negation, you may use the logical NOT (!) or double NOT (!!) operator for clearer and concise code.
Check for more details about NOT operator.
Unsafe fix: Remove the conditional expression with
(lint/complexity/noUselessTernary)
client/src/components/profile/user-section.tsx
[error] 37-37: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)
🪛 Gitleaks (8.21.2)
contracts/dojo_sepolia.toml
25-25: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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🔇 Additional comments (59)
contracts/src/systems/actions.cairo (5)
20-20: Consolidated profile method in IActions trait.
Declaring a single interface method for both name and URI updates helps keep interface definitions simpler.
28-28: Ensure that newly introduced components are utilized.
Imports for InitializableComponent and PlayableComponent successfully anchor the new design. Pay attention to whether their functionalities are fully integrated downstream.
34-34: Initialization component usage.
Registering the InitializableComponent is a solid approach for decoupled initialization logic.
50-51: Initializable event registration.
Using #[flat] is consistent with other event flattening approaches. No issues found.
56-57: Dojo initialization routine.
Providing an explicit init function is beneficial for large projects. Consider verifying potential idempotency (can it be called multiple times?).
contracts/src/types/trophy.cairo (3)
6-7: Use TROPHY_COUNT for enforced bounds.
Defining TROPHY_COUNT is good for clarity. Remember to validate usage in any place enumerating trophies to avoid out-of-bounds indexing.
10-22: Well-defined Trophy enum.
All relevant trophy variants are enumerated, forming a foundation for expansions later on. Check for any missing synergy with other parts of the code (e.g., tasks, achievements).
229-265: Bi-directional conversions between Trophy and u8.
These conversions are self-explanatory. Confirm that numeric ranges are validated wherever the conversions are used, mitigating edge cases that may default to Trophy::None.
contracts/src/components/playable.cairo (2)
419-423: Single function for profile updates.
Combining name and URI updates into one function reduces duplication. Ensure all callers properly handle the revised parameters.
434-434: Invoking profile.update_profile.
Access control checks look correct. Confirm any event emission or logging for debugging to trace profile changes.
contracts/src/elements/tasks/interface.cairo (1)
1-4: New TaskTrait introduction.
Defining identifier and description for tasks provides a clear contract for consistent task metadata. Make sure level-based logic is validated within each implementing module.
contracts/src/elements/tasks/reigning.cairo (1)
5-7: Validate usage of the level parameter.
Although the function signature includes a “level: u8” parameter, it remains unused in the identifier's return value. If you anticipate level-specific logic in the future, ensure it’s clearly documented or integrated.
contracts/src/elements/tasks/dominating.cairo (1)
3-7: Check consistency of identifier usage across tasks.
The new identifier "DOMINATING" is a constant string. Confirm whether the “level: u8” parameter needs to influence this identifier, or if it’s intentionally static.
contracts/src/elements/tasks/collecting.cairo (1)
3-7: Validate identifier usage for “Collecting.”
Similar to other tasks, verify that "COLLECTING" is always intended to be a static identifier and does not require logic based on the level parameter.
contracts/src/elements/tasks/mastering.cairo (1)
3-7: Confirm uniform naming convention.
“MASTERING” is consistent with the other tasks’ all-caps style. Ensure that no additional suffix or prefix logic is needed based on the level parameter.
contracts/src/elements/trophies/interface.cairo (1)
4-15: Good trait design for extensibility
This trait elegantly ensures trophy types remain consistent in their method signatures. The explicit method definitions should help keep implementations uniform across different trophy variants.
contracts/src/lib.cairo (2)
32-36: Types module expansion
Introducing a dedicated "types" module is a positive step that enhances maintainability. The separation into sub-modules (task, trophy) is logical and likely to reduce unintended coupling.
37-54: Module organization looks good
Creating clear "elements" subdirectories for tasks and trophies centralizes game logic, making the codebase more discoverable for new contributors.
contracts/src/elements/trophies/extractor.cairo (5)
3-7: Identifier method is concise
Returning a static string literal via felt252 is straightforward. Double-check that this exact string aligns with any front-end or analytics code that depends on the “EXTRACTOR” trophy ID.
9-13: Visibility is straightforward
Hardcoding a false value in the hidden method is acceptable if you intend the trophy to be always visible. If future expansions require dynamic toggling, consider factoring in a parameter or external context.
14-18: Index aligns with level
Reusing the level parameter as the trophy’s index is direct. Confirm that no special offset or bounds are needed in the broader system to avoid accidental overlap with other trophies.
24-28: Group method usage
The group name "Clearing" might also appear in other trophies or tasks. Ensure naming remains unique or consistent if trophies share synergy in that group.
49-54: Verify tasks correctness
This code passes total, total to Task::Clearing.tasks(...). Double-check if the first parameter is distinct from the second in other trophies or tasks to ensure intended behavior.
contracts/src/elements/trophies/victor.cairo (5)
3-7: Statically-named identifier
"VICTOR" is clear. Just ensure it aligns with any external lookups or front-end references.
14-18: Index mirrored to level
Same comment as for Extractor—verify no offset or special case is required for multiple trophies at the same level.
24-28: Group naming
"Reigning" differs from "Clearing," but reuses the structure from the Extractor. Keep an eye on consistency for future trophy expansions.
34-38: Title consistency
Title is the same string as the group. If these are separate concepts in the UI, a future rename or clarifying label might help.
49-54: Tasks
Repeats the same triple-argument pattern. Confirm whether the first and second arguments truly share the same numeric value.
contracts/src/elements/trophies/dominator.cairo (2)
1-2: Consider verifying dependent imports and versions.
It’s good practice to verify that any used crates/modules in "mancala::elements::trophies::interface" remain consistent with the expected version constraints or other changes in this PR. This helps ensure that future updates or reorganizations do not break the functionality.
3-54: Implementation looks structurally sound.
All required methods conform to the TrophyTrait's contract. The logic for returning constants (e.g., 50 points, 100 count) is straightforward. As a minor suggestion, consider making these constants more configurable (e.g., via a constants file or parameters) if you anticipate changing them in the future.
contracts/src/components/initializable.cairo (3)
1-2: Component annotation is consistent.
Marking this module as a StarkNet component is aligned with the rest of the codebase’s approach. Make sure to document it in any global architecture or manifest if needed.
14-16: Storage struct is empty.
While this is normal for components designed to hold limited or inherited data, confirm that no fields are needed for your initializable logic.
23-49: Initialization logic appears correct.
You retrieve the current game counter from storage, ensure it’s zero, and then initialize it. This design is straightforward and ensures the counter can’t be reinitialized. However, you might consider an error-handling strategy for attempts at re-initialization instead of a simple assertion, depending on your system’s resilience requirements.
contracts/src/elements/trophies/collector.cairo (1)
3-84: Multi-level logic is clear.
Your usage of match statements for different levels is consistent. The code covers all possible level variants (0, 1, 2, and fallback). The approach is readable, though you might consider extracting repeated logic into helper functions if you add more complexity in the future.
contracts/src/types/task.cairo (1)
45-50: Validate or handle edge cases for large or negative 'level' or 'count' inputs
If unexpected values are provided to the 'identifier', 'description', or 'tasks' methods, the current approach returns default or empty strings/enums. Consider graceful error handling or input validation to ensure that out-of-bounds levels produce meaningful feedback or logs for troubleshooting.
client/src/pages/Profile.tsx (1)
32-32: Verify 'player' safety for missing edges
Similarly, ensure that 'data?.mancalaDevMancalaBoardModels?.edges' is not null or undefined. This helps avoid runtime errors if the query returns no edges. Safely default to an empty array or a fallback mechanism when referencing array properties.
client/src/dojo/createSystemCalls.ts (2)
206-224: Check for mismatch between user-provided and actual on-chain data
This function updates both the player's name and the URI. If the on-chain data doesn't match what's provided, it might lead to partial/inconsistent updates. Consider verifying or confirming updated details to ensure atomic changes (e.g., verifying the new URI or name after the transaction is complete).
235-236: Good approach to integrate new profile management methods
Exposing these new system calls in the returned object fosters consistent usage across the app.
client/src/components/profile/user-section.tsx (7)
4-4: Import usage looks good
The addition of useRef for file input management is appropriate. No immediate issues noted.
9-11: Dialog and asset imports are correct
Importing these assets and components aligns with the newly introduced modal functionality for profile edits.
32-32: Optional chain usage
Ensure that getColorOfTheDay can handle empty addresses. The optional chain usage here prevents errors if address is undefined.
34-35: Toggle pattern
The toggle logic for handleOpen is simplicity at its best. Just be mindful of any asynchronous behaviors if you later expand this function.
51-65: Default avatar usage
This fallback logic is good. Just be sure that if there's an error in the retrieved icon or if the image is broken, the user can still see a functional fallback.
74-76: Edit details
Straightforward event. This keeps the UI simple.
117-122: Share links
URLs appear correct. Confirm if the address and text are requested by product. Some sites may require URL encoding for special characters.
client/src/lib/constants.ts (5)
605-605: ACTION_ADDRESS update
Confirm the new address belongs to the correct environment (testnet, devnet, etc.) to avoid misdirecting system calls.
Line range hint 659-672: Query rename
Switching from mancalaT to mancalaDev is consistent with the environment changes. Confirm the server or subgraph endpoint is configured accordingly.
Line range hint 680-694: Query rename
As with the other queries, referencing mancalaDevMancalaBoardModel is consistent. Ensure all GQL queries referencing these old names have been updated.
Line range hint 702-713: Player and Pit Models
Renaming is consistent with the environment shift. Also check whether create_player_profile or rename_player references are reflected in queries as needed.
745-745: GameModels query
This final rename looks consistent with the environment changes.
client/src/pages/Lobby.tsx (2)
Line range hint 121-127: Reduce approach
The reduce logic merges data node and entity timestamps. This is fine. Just watch for potential undefined fields if the query changes.
[approve]
414-414: Leaderboard
Providing the same edges data object is good for consistency. Ensure that sorting or filtering is handled within the child component or visually signposted as needed.
contracts/Scarb.toml (2)
20-24: Verify achievement system integration
New external contracts for trophy management have been added. Please ensure:
- The trophy events are properly integrated with the game logic
- The achievement system's compatibility with the downgraded dojo version
✅ Verification successful
Trophy system integration appears properly implemented
The codebase shows a well-structured trophy system integration:
- Trophy types are properly defined with a comprehensive implementation (
Trophyenum with 9 different achievements) - Achievement system is correctly imported from the arcade repository (v1.0.5)
- Trophy events are properly registered in Scarb.toml
- Trophy implementation includes all necessary traits and methods (identifier, points, tasks, etc.)
- Each trophy type (Collector, Strategist, Dominator, etc.) follows the same interface pattern
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4-4: Verify version compatibility with downgraded dependencies
The package version has been bumped to 0.3.0 while downgrading dojo from v1.0.8 to v1.0.5. Please ensure:
- The version bump follows semantic versioning principles
- The downgrade is intentional and compatible with the new achievement system
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Based on the gathered information, I can now generate the final response:
Version changes appear compatible and intentional
The version changes show consistent alignment between dojo and achievement dependencies (both at v1.0.5), and the code imports show proper integration of both libraries. The dojo imports follow standard patterns without any deprecated usage, and the achievement system integration is cleanly implemented through type adaptors in the trophy and task modules.
- All dojo imports use stable APIs (world, model, event)
- Achievement integration is properly scoped to trophy/task functionality
- No breaking changes detected in the usage patterns
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contracts/dojo_sepolia.toml (1)
16-16: Verify namespace migration completeness
The namespace has been changed from mancala_t to mancala_dev. Please ensure all references are updated consistently across the codebase.
Also applies to: 19-19
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contracts/dojo_dev.toml (1)
16-16: Verify namespace consistency with sepolia configuration
The namespace changes match the sepolia configuration. This is good for consistency.
Also applies to: 19-19
client/package.json (1)
17-25: Verify compatibility between stable and alpha dependencies
The updates mix stable (@cartridge/: ^0.5.6) and alpha (@dojoengine/: 1.0.4-alpha.3.1.2) versions. While this moves @Cartridge packages from alpha to stable, which is good, using alpha versions of @dojoengine could introduce instability.
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Dependencies appear to be working together without conflicts
The codebase shows clean integration between @Cartridge and @dojoengine packages with no apparent compatibility issues:
- Both package families are imported and used together in multiple files without error patterns
- @Cartridge packages are used primarily for controller functionality
- @dojoengine packages are used for core functionality, state management, and RECS components
- No type conflicts or module resolution errors were found in the codebase
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95-98: LGTM: Metadata hash enhancement
The addition of metadata_hash to ResourceMetadata struct improves resource tracking and verification capabilities.
contracts/manifest_dev.json (1)
1627-1632: Verify the new initialization pattern
The addition of InitializableComponent and removal of initialize_game_counter suggests a change in the initialization pattern. This architectural change requires:
- Verification of the new initialization flow
- Updates to game creation logic
- Migration plan for existing games
Also applies to: 1654-1658
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InitializableComponent replaces initialize_game_counter with a more robust pattern
Based on the code analysis, the new initialization pattern is properly implemented and is an improvement:
- The
InitializableComponentprovides a dedicated component for initialization with proper state management - The initialization is handled in
dojo_initsystem function which callsself.initializable.initialize(self.world_storage()) - The component ensures one-time initialization with the check
assert(current_game_counter.count == 0, 'Counter already initialized') - Game creation logic is properly integrated with this new pattern in the
PlayableComponent - No migration is needed as this is a one-time initialization check that works with both new and existing games
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Potential mismatch in naming and description.
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Simplify the boolean expression
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Method additions in POLICIES
Adding these new actions is consistent with the new profile features. However, note that update_player_uri and rename_player might be redundant now that update_player_profile has been introduced. Check for duplication or leftover references.
| account_address = "0x02A54eFf65D55a2E7D2fC7E23eF0F0e6030dB0313b16c8F0eaD0b4a83807f6d6" | ||
| private_key = "0x0396533b7a1182ef03da483eca82e9dd2b17bee9c7fec07ac6cbbeb8bfd573cb" |
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CRITICAL: Remove exposed private key
The private key is exposed in the configuration file. This is a serious security risk.
- Remove the hardcoded private key
- Use environment variables instead
- Rotate the exposed key immediately
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Client code needs to be updated to use the new profile management functions
The codebase shows inconsistency between the contract and client implementations:
- The contract has consolidated profile management with
create_player_profileandupdate_player_profile - However, client code in
constants.tsstill references old methods:update_player_uriandrename_player
Required updates:
- Remove old methods
update_player_uriandrename_playerfromclient/src/lib/constants.ts - Update any UI components using these old methods to use
update_player_profileinstead
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Verify the consolidation of profile management functions
The new profile management functions consolidate name and URI updates, which is a good architectural improvement. However, ensure that:
- Existing profile data is migrated correctly
- Client-side code is updated to use the new consolidated function
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| "tag": "mancala_dev-actions", | ||
| "selector": "0x7b930635503779ecdfcfa8527ac681171727ab74a0315e32138325eb255fc89", |
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Update required: GraphQL endpoint and Torii URL need to be changed
The tag prefix changes from mancala_t- to mancala_dev- require updates in the client configuration:
client/lib/constants.ts: Update GraphQL endpoint fromhttps://api.cartridge.gg/x/mancala-t/torii/graphqlclient/dojoConfig.ts: Update Torii URL fromhttps://api.cartridge.gg/x/mancala-t/torii
The manifest files are already using the correct mancala_dev- prefix, but the client configuration still references the old mancala-t URLs.
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The consistent renaming from mancala_t- to mancala_dev- improves clarity but requires careful coordination:
- Ensure all client queries are updated
- Verify deployment scripts handle the new prefixes
- Update any configuration files referencing these tags
Also applies to: 1675-1676, 1681-1682, 1687-1688, 1693-1694, 1699-1700, 1705-1706, 1713-1714, 1719-1720, 1725-1726, 1731-1732
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contracts/src/systems/actions.cairo (1)
67-93: Review trophy initialization logic.The
dojo_initfunction initializes trophies in reverse order. Consider:
- Adding error handling for trophy creation
- Adding validation for trophy data integrity
fn dojo_init(self: @ContractState) { self.initializable.initialize(self.world_storage()); // [Event] Emit all Trophy events let world = self.world(@NAMESPACE()); let mut trophy_id: u8 = TROPHY_COUNT; + assert(trophy_id > 0, 'Invalid trophy count'); while trophy_id > 0 { let trophy: Trophy = trophy_id.into(); + assert(trophy.points() > 0, 'Invalid trophy points'); + assert(trophy.tasks().len() > 0, 'Trophy must have tasks'); self .achievable .create( world, id: trophy.identifier(), hidden: trophy.hidden(), index: trophy.index(), points: trophy.points(), start: trophy.start(), end: trophy.end(), group: trophy.group(), icon: trophy.icon(), title: trophy.title(), description: trophy.description(), tasks: trophy.tasks(), data: trophy.data(), ); trophy_id -= 1; } }contracts/src/components/playable.cairo (1)
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427-444: Enhance error handling in profile updates.The profile update implementation should validate the input parameters before updating.
fn update_player_profile( self: @ComponentState<TContractState>, world: WorldStorage, name: felt252, new_uri: ByteArray, ) { // [Setup] Datastore let mut store: Store = StoreTrait::new(world); let player = get_caller_address(); let mut player_profile = store.get_profile(player); assert(player_profile.is_initialized, errors::PROFILE_NOT_FOUND); assert(player_profile.address == player, errors::NOT_PROFILE_OWNER); + assert(name != 0, 'Name cannot be empty'); + assert(new_uri.len() > 0, 'URI cannot be empty'); player_profile.update_profile(name, new_uri); store.set_profile(player_profile); }
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contracts/src/systems/actions.cairo (4)
20-20: LGTM! Consolidated profile update methods.
The consolidation of update_player_uri and rename_player into a single update_player_profile method improves the API by reducing the number of endpoints and handling related operations atomically.
40-44: LGTM! Component registration and event handling.
The components are properly registered with their respective storage and events:
- InitializableComponent
- PlayableComponent
- AchievableComponent
Also applies to: 48-53, 59-64
157-160: LGTM! Profile update implementation.
The implementation correctly delegates to the playable component's update_player_profile method.
28-34: Verify achievement system integration.
The addition of achievement-related components suggests a new trophy/task system. Ensure that:
- Achievement events are properly emitted during gameplay
- Trophy counts and task definitions are correctly configured
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Based on the code analysis, I can now provide a final response:
Achievement system is properly integrated with well-defined structure
The achievement system implementation shows:
- A complete trophy system with 9 distinct trophies (TROPHY_COUNT = 9) including CollectorI/II/III, StrategistI/II/III, Dominator, EmptyPocket, and Undefeated
- Each trophy has proper task definitions with clear identifiers and descriptions
- Achievement events are emitted through the world.emit_event system in the store contract
- Trophy creation and progression events are registered in the manifest files
- Tasks are properly linked to trophies through the TaskTrait implementation
The code shows a robust achievement system where:
- Each trophy has associated tasks that track progress
- Tasks have proper level progression (e.g., Collector I, II, III)
- Achievement events are properly integrated with the world state
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9-12: LGTM! Achievement system integration.
The imports correctly set up the achievement system integration with proper aliasing for internal implementations.
44-47: LGTM! Trait bounds for achievement system.
The trait implementation correctly adds the required bounds for the achievement system integration:
Drop<TContractState>impl Arcade: AchievableComponent::HasComponent<TContractState>
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contracts/src/components/playable.cairo (1)
195-195: Add validation for captured seeds before recording achievementWhile the achievement tracking is well-placed, consider adding validation for the
captured_seedsvalue before recording it as achievement progress to prevent potential exploits.if captured_seeds > 0 { store.capture(mancala_game.game_id, current_player.address, last_pit, captured_seeds); + // Validate captured seeds is within expected range + assert(captured_seeds <= 48, 'Invalid capture amount'); // 48 is max possible seeds + // Trophy: Collecting let player_id: felt252 = get_caller_address().into(); let time = get_block_timestamp(); let task_id = Task::Collecting.identifier(0); arcade_store.progress(player_id, task_id, captured_seeds.into(), time); }Also applies to: 237-242
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contracts/src/components/playable.cairo (3)
7-12: LGTM: Achievement system integration looks well-structured
The new imports and trait modifications properly set up the integration with the achievement system while maintaining good component composition practices.
Also applies to: 24-24, 45-48
Line range hint 435-452: LGTM: Well-implemented profile update consolidation
The consolidated update_player_profile function is a good improvement:
- Maintains proper authorization checks
- Reduces gas costs by combining updates
- Follows single responsibility principle
Line range hint 1-1: Verify game counter initialization after removal of initialize_game_counter
The removal of initialize_game_counter function requires verification of how game counters are now initialized.
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Game counter initialization is properly handled in InitializableComponent
The removal of initialize_game_counter from the playable component is safe as the game counter initialization is now properly handled in the InitializableComponent. Specifically:
- The initialization logic is implemented in
InitializableComponent::initialize - It includes proper validation to prevent double initialization
- The counter is still being used correctly in the playable component for game creation (
get_game_counterandset_game_counter)
The refactoring appears to be a proper separation of concerns, moving initialization logic to a dedicated component.
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