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  • New Features

    • Updated MANTRA provider endpoints to utilize enhanced production domains.
    • Introduced a new blockchain configuration for MANTRA-1 Mainnet featuring expanded settings and visuals.
    • Enhanced dashboard functionality to load additional configurations in local environments.
  • Chores

    • Upgraded key dependencies to newer versions for improved performance and stability.
    • Applied minor formatting adjustments for consistency.

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This pull request updates several configuration files and dependencies. Two chain configuration files have been updated: one with new API and RPC addresses and another with a minor formatting change. A new JSON configuration file for the MANTRA blockchain is introduced. The dependency versions in the package manager file are upgraded and a new packageManager field is added. In addition, the dashboard store now loads configurations from an extra internal directory based on specific hostname checks.

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File(s) Change Summary
chains/internal/2_mantra-dukong-internal.json Updated API and RPC addresses from .dev to .io domain.
chains/internal/3_mantra-dukong-sandbox.json Appended a newline character at the end of the file.
chains/internal/5_mantra-internal.json Added a new configuration file for the MANTRA-1-Internal blockchain with endpoints, asset details, and other metadata.
package.json Upgraded dependency versions (axios, postcss, vue-i18n) and added a new packageManager field.
src/stores/useDashboard.ts Modified loadingFromLocal to include an internals variable and load configurations from the internal directory based on hostname conditions.

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    participant DS as DashboardStore
    participant IM as Import.meta.glob
    participant Src as Source Aggregator

    DS->>DS: Check if hostname includes ".int." or "localhost"
    alt Hostname matches
        DS->>IM: Load testnets configurations
        DS->>IM: Load internals configurations
        IM-->>DS: Return testnets files
        IM-->>DS: Return internals files
    else Hostname does not match
        DS->>DS: Load mainnets configurations only
    end
    DS->>Src: Aggregate configurations from mainnets, testnets, internals
    Src-->>DS: Configuration data ready
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@BigtoMantraDev BigtoMantraDev requested a review from chiulam March 14, 2025 07:20
@BigtoMantraDev BigtoMantraDev merged commit c65ff6a into main Mar 14, 2025
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Actionable comments posted: 2

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chains/internal/5_mantra-internal.json (1)

22-22: Consider updating logo to a more specific image

The logo URL is using the same Dukong SVG as other configurations. If this is a different chain/network, consider using a more specific logo image.

src/stores/useDashboard.ts (1)

369-371: Consider DRY principle for repeated code

This section has similar condition and code as in the loadingFromLocal method but doesn't load the internal configurations. Consider updating this method to also load internal configurations for consistency.

 async loadLocalConfig(network: NetworkType) {
   const config: Record<string, ChainConfig> = {};
   let testnets: Record<string, LocalConfig> = {};
+  let internals: Record<string, LocalConfig> = {};
   if (window.location.hostname.search('.int.') > -1 || window.location.hostname.search('localhost') > -1) {
     testnets = import.meta.glob('../../chains/testnet/*.json', { eager: true });
+    internals = import.meta.glob('../../chains/internal/*.json', { eager: true });
   }
   const mainnets: Record<string, LocalConfig> = import.meta.glob('../../chains/mainnet/*.json', { eager: true });

-  const source = { ...mainnets, ...testnets };
+  const source = { ...mainnets, ...testnets, ...internals };

   Object.values<LocalConfig>(source).forEach((x: LocalConfig) => {
     config[x.chain_name] = fromLocal(x);
   });
   return config;
 }
package.json (1)

48-48: Review postcss Version Pinning.
The version for postcss has been updated to "8.4.31" and the caret symbol (^) has been removed compared to the previous version. Verify if pinning to an exact version was intentional; otherwise, consider using "^8.4.31" for more flexibility with patch updates.

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  • chains/internal/2_mantra-dukong-internal.json (2 hunks)
  • chains/internal/3_mantra-dukong-sandbox.json (1 hunks)
  • chains/internal/5_mantra-internal.json (1 hunks)
  • package.json (3 hunks)
  • src/stores/useDashboard.ts (2 hunks)
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chains/internal/3_mantra-dukong-sandbox.json (1)

33-34: Adding EOL newline is a good practice

The addition of a newline at the end of file follows best practices and is consistent with standard file formatting conventions.

chains/internal/5_mantra-internal.json (2)

1-33: New internal mainnet configuration looks good

This new configuration file for MANTRA-1-Internal looks well-structured and follows the same pattern as other chain configuration files. The endpoints are using HTTPS which is good for security.


4-4: Verify chain type is correct

The configuration specifies "type": "mainnet" which differs from the MANTRA-Dukong configurations that use "type": "testnet". Please confirm this is intentional.

chains/internal/2_mantra-dukong-internal.json (2)

8-8: Domain change from .dev to .io for API endpoint

The API endpoint is being updated from a development domain (.dev) to what appears to be a production domain (.io) with "archive" added to the URL. This update aligns with the PR objective of connecting to an archive node.


14-14: Domain change from .dev to .io for RPC endpoint

The RPC endpoint is being updated from a development domain (.dev) to what appears to be a production domain (.io) with "archive" added to the URL. This is consistent with the API endpoint change above.

src/stores/useDashboard.ts (3)

350-350: Added variable to store internal configurations

The new internals variable allows the dashboard to store configurations from the internal directory, which is in line with the PR objectives.


353-353: Loading JSON files from internal directory

Added functionality to load configuration files from the internal directory when running on internal environments or localhost. This change is necessary to support the new internal chain configurations.


357-357: Including internal configurations in the source object

The source object now includes internal configurations alongside mainnet and testnet configurations, which ensures they're available for the dashboard.

package.json (3)

35-35: Updated Dependency Version for axios.
The axios version has been updated from "^1.3.2" to "^1.8.2". Please ensure that this update is thoroughly tested across your environments to confirm no API deprecations or breaking changes have surfaced.


82-82: Addition of packageManager Field.
A new field "packageManager": "yarn@1.22.22+sha512.a6b2f7906b721bba3d67d4aff083df04dad64c399707841b7acf00f6b133b7ac24255f2652fa22ae3534329dc6180534e98d17432037ff6fd140556e2bb3137e" has been added. This is a useful inclusion for ensuring consistent dependency management. Make sure that all contributors update their environment configurations accordingly.


54-54:

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Major Version Upgrade for vue-i18n.
The vue-i18n package has been upgraded from "^9.2.2" to "11.1.2". As this is a major version update, ensure that any breaking changes or API modifications have been addressed in your localization implementation.


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What are the major breaking changes and API modifications introduced in vue-i18n version 11 compared to version 9?

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Vue I18n v11 introduces several significant breaking changes compared to v9, focusing on modernization and alignment with Vue 3's Composition API. Here's a structured breakdown:


Key Breaking Changes

1. Deprecation of Legacy API Mode

  • Reason: Originally introduced for Vue 2 compatibility, Legacy API mode is now deprecated in v11 and will be fully removed in v12[1][3][5]. Developers must migrate to the Composition API.
  • Migration: Use the Composition API migration guide for code adjustments[1][5].

2. Removal of v-t Custom Directive

  • Reason: Performance optimizations provided by v-t (Vue 2) became obsolete with Vue 3's Virtual DOM improvements. Developer experience issues, such as lack of editor autocompletion, also contributed[1][3][11].
  • Replacement: Use the t or $t functions directly in templates. The eslint-plugin-vue-i18n helps detect deprecated usage[1][11].

3. Dropping tc and $tc Methods

  • Reason: These pluralization methods were deprecated in v10 and fully removed in v11. The standard t function now handles pluralization through modern message syntax[1][9].

Deprecated Features and Timelines

  • Legacy API and v-t remain functional in v11 but will be removed in v12[1][3].
  • Maintenance Status:
    • Vue I18n v8 is end-of-life (EOL).
    • v9 and v10 are in maintenance until July 2025[3][10].
    • v11 becomes the recommended mainstream version[3][10].

Additional API Changes

  • VueI18n Class to createI18n: Introduced in v9, the class-based API was replaced by a function-based approach for better tree-shaking and Vue 3 compatibility[5][6].
  • Custom Formatters: Removed in v9 due to integration challenges with new compilers[5].
  • Linked Message Syntax: Simplified by eliminating brackets for key references (e.g., @.upper:message.dio@:message.dio)[5].

Migration Recommendations

  1. Adopt Composition API for future-proofing and improved reactivity[1][5].
  2. Refactor v-t to use t or $t with linting tools[1][11].
  3. Update Pluralization Logic to use the t function with ICU-style messages[9].

For detailed migration steps, refer to the official migration guide and use eslint-plugin-vue-i18n for automated checks[1][11].

Citations:


Action Required: Verify Migration for vue-i18n v11 Upgrade

The vue-i18n package upgrade from "^9.2.2" to "11.1.2" includes several breaking changes. Please review the following key points to ensure your localization implementation has been updated accordingly:

  • Legacy API Deprecation: Verify that any reliance on the legacy API is removed in favor of the Composition API.
  • Directive & Method Removals: Ensure you are not using the deprecated v-t custom directive or the removed pluralization methods (tc and $tc).
  • API Changes: Confirm that all usages align with the new API structure (e.g., using createI18n instead of the old class-based configuration).

For further details, consult the official migration guide.

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"address": "https://rpc.archive.mantrachain.io"
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💡 Verification agent

🧩 Analysis chain

Verify the RPC endpoint is accessible

Ensure the new RPC endpoint is accessible and properly configured.


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Check if the RPC endpoint responds with a 200 status code
curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" https://rpc.archive.mantrachain.io/status

Length of output: 86


RPC Endpoint Access Issue Detected

The verification indicates that the RPC endpoint (https://rpc.archive.mantrachain.io/status) returned an HTTP status code of 403 rather than the expected 200. This suggests that the endpoint may be misconfigured or access-restricted.

  • Confirm if the endpoint requires specific authentication or has firewall/network rules blocking access.
  • Investigate and adjust the endpoint's configuration to ensure it responds with a 200 status code when accessed.

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"address": "https://api.archive.mantrachain.io"
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💡 Verification agent

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Verify the archive node endpoints are accessible

Ensure the new API endpoint is accessible and properly configured.


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Check if the API endpoint responds with a 200 status code
curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" https://api.archive.mantrachain.io/node_info

Length of output: 89


Action Required: Archive Node Endpoint Misconfiguration

The verification script indicates that the API endpoint at https://api.archive.mantrachain.io/node_info returns a 403 Forbidden status rather than the expected 200 response. This suggests that either additional authentication or configuration adjustments may be required for proper accessibility.

  • Please confirm if the endpoint is intentionally secured (e.g., requiring authentication or IP whitelisting).
  • Verify the server configuration to ensure that the endpoint allows access as needed.
  • If authentication is intended, update the documentation and implementation to include the necessary credentials or headers.

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