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Update grpc_query.go #74

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New Module Integration:
Added an "example" module by importing its package and types, and integrating it into the application.

Module Account Permissions Update:
Updated the maccPerms map to include the new module's permissions.

Module Initialization:
Added the example module to the appModules function so that it is initialized alongside other modules.

Basic Manager Registration:
Registered the example module in the newBasicManagerFromManager function for codec and interface setup.

Blocker Order Updates:
Updated the ordering functions (orderBeginBlockers, orderEndBlockers, and orderInitBlockers) to include the example module, ensuring proper initialization and execution order.

These changes ensure that the new module is fully integrated into the application's lifecycle and follows the required dependency order.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Expanded the application framework to support additional functionalities, including enhanced management of core components and a demonstration module.
  • Refactor

    • Redesigned the underlying architecture to shift from transaction-specific queries to a modular approach with improved process ordering during execution phases.

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Walkthrough

The grpc_query.go file has been overhauled, shifting its focus from transaction-specific queries to a broader application module framework. The package name has been updated from tx to app, and several new Cosmos SDK and custom modules have been imported. Deprecated querying functionalities have been removed. New functions construct a list of application modules and define the execution order of module operations during the blockchain lifecycle (initialization, begin block, and end block). This refactoring organizes the application logic for modular block processing.

Changes

File Summary
submodules/evm-tx/grpc_query.go Renamed package from tx to app; removed old Querier methods; added new functions (appModules, newBasicManagerFromManager, orderBeginBlockers, orderEndBlockers, orderInitBlockers) to integrate and order application modules during block processing.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant App as MinitiaApp
    participant Modules as Application Modules
    App->>Modules: Call appModules() to assemble modules
    App->>Modules: Retrieve init order (orderInitBlockers)
    App->>Modules: Execute initialization functions
    App->>Modules: Retrieve begin block order (orderBeginBlockers)
    App->>Modules: Execute begin block functions
    App->>Modules: Retrieve end block order (orderEndBlockers)
    App->>Modules: Execute end block functions
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Transforming tx into an app so sweet.
Modules now dance in ordered delight,
From init to block, all feeling just right.
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
submodules/evm-tx/grpc_query.go (1)

170-191: Insert the example module in end-block ordering with caution.

Including exampletypes.ModuleName at line 189 ensures it participates in the end-block cycle. If end-block logic in your example module depends on the state changes of preceding modules, confirm that the position is correct.

Do you need help ensuring the example module’s dependencies are met or verifying its end-block logic?

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submodules/evm-tx/grpc_query.go (6)

4-77: Imports look consistent and comprehensive.

All required Cosmos SDK, IBC, skip-mev, and custom module imports are present. The addition of the new example module imports at lines 74-76 is properly aligned with the rest of the import declarations. Make sure your go.mod file includes the new "example" module path so that builds and dependency synchronizations remain stable.


100-135: Validate cross-module dependencies in appModules.

Listing example.NewAppModule(...) here ensures that the example module is initialized. Confirm that any dependencies (other modules your example module relies on) are loaded before it. If none are required, consider adding a quick test to ensure the example module integrates properly with the application.


137-150: BasicManager registration of example module looks good.

Registering exampletypes.ModuleName: example.NewAppModuleBasic() ensures that the module’s codec & interfaces are set up correctly. This is typically sufficient for standard usage scenarios, and the approach aligns with typical Cosmos SDK patterns.


152-169: Double-check begin-block ordering for the example module.

You have inserted exampletypes.ModuleName at line 166. If your example module requires any preconditions from other modules’ begin-block logic, verify the current order. Otherwise, it appears to be a safe insertion point.


192-211: Check the init-block ordering for the new example module.

Adding the example module to orderInitBlockers() at line 209 ensures it’s initialized correctly. If the example module’s init sequence depends on any other module’s state (e.g., minted coins, configuration parameters), make sure the order is correct here.


79-99:

✅ Verification successful

Revisit the module account permissions for the example module.

Currently, the example module entry is set to nil in maccPerms. If your module requires minting or burning privileges or other “special” permissions, you should declare them here. Otherwise, confirm that no permissions are needed.


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the example module references any special account permissions (e.g., Minter, Burner).
rg -A 5 'example\.(NewAppModule|Keeper)'

Length of output: 835


Example Module Permissions Confirmed

The code search confirms that no minting, burning, or other special account permissions are referenced in the example module's implementation (i.e., via example.NewAppModule or example.NewAppModuleBasic()). The maccPerms entry for exampletypes.ModuleName being set to nil appears to be appropriate. Please confirm that no additional permissions are needed. If future requirements arise, update the permissions accordingly.

"github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/types/query"
"google.golang.org/grpc/codes"
"google.golang.org/grpc/status"
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💡 Verification agent

🧩 Analysis chain

Confirm package name changes throughout the codebase.

Switching from package tx to package app is fine as long as all imports and references in other files have been updated accordingly. Please verify there are no lingering references to the old package name that might cause build or runtime errors.


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Ensure that there are no references to "package tx" in the codebase.
rg 'package tx'

Length of output: 354


Inconsistent Package Naming: Please Update All References

The file submodules/evm-tx/grpc_query.go has been updated to use package app. However, the grep output shows that several other files still declare package tx:

  • submodules/evm-tx:

    • collect.go
    • prune.go
    • submodule.go
    • util.go
  • submodules/tx:

    • collect.go
    • grpc_query.go
    • prune.go
    • submodule.go
    • util.go

Please verify whether the intention is to switch the entire codebase to package app. If so, update all remaining files accordingly and ensure that all corresponding import paths and references are corrected to prevent build or runtime errors.

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