feat: Pr/2275 plugin: bridge, swap and transfer on Tron blockchain

[wtfsayo]

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#2275

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Risks

Low: This PR is for create a plugin that is not effecting the core functionality of the application.

Background

What does this PR do?

This PR creates a plugin that allows users integrate with TRON blockchain. including the following features:

• Native token transfers
• Cross-chain token bridging via Symbiosis
• Token swapping on Sunswap
• Wallet balance tracking
• Custom RPC endpoint configuration

What kind of change is this?

Features (non-breaking change which adds functionality)

Documentation changes needed?

My changes do not require a change to the project documentation.

Testing

Where should a reviewer start?

Review the new plugin from src/index.ts, actions/_ providers/_

Detailed testing steps

Please refer to the README.md for detailed testing steps.

[wtfsayo]

lgtm as long as it builds; waiting for develop to be fixed

[wtfsayo]

can you have a look @odilitime

[justinmoonai]

hi @wtfsayo, is there anything else I need to do on this PR to get it merged?

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This pull request introduces a comprehensive Tron blockchain plugin for the Eliza OS ecosystem. The changes span multiple files, adding support for token transfers, swaps, and cross-chain bridging. A new plugin is created with detailed configuration, actions, and provider implementations, enabling seamless interaction with the Tron blockchain through environment variables and a structured plugin architecture.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.env.example	Added Tron-specific environment variables TRON_PRIVATE_KEY and TRON_PROVIDER_URL
agent/package.json	Added @elizaos/plugin-tron as a workspace dependency
agent/src/index.ts	Integrated Tron plugin with conditional loading based on private key
packages/plugin-tron/*	Created comprehensive plugin with actions, providers, types, and configurations

Possibly related PRs

• #2095: Agent configuration modifications
• #2298: Plugin integration patterns
• #2340: Blockchain token transfer actions
• #2463: Environment variable configuration enhancements

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The pull request introduces a comprehensive TRON blockchain plugin for the Eliza OS ecosystem. It adds support for token transfers, cross-chain bridging, and token swapping on the TRON network. The plugin includes a wallet provider, action handlers, and necessary configurations to interact with TRON-based services like SunSwap and Symbiosis. New environment variables, ABIs, and type definitions are established to facilitate seamless blockchain interactions.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.env.example	Added TRON blockchain configuration entries
agent/package.json	Added @elizaos/plugin-tron workspace dependency
agent/src/index.ts	Imported and conditionally initialized TRON plugin
packages/plugin-tron/	Added complete plugin implementation with actions, providers, and configurations

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This pull request introduces a comprehensive TRON blockchain plugin for the Eliza OS ecosystem. The changes include adding configuration variables, creating a new plugin package with actions for token transfers, swaps, and cross-chain bridging, and implementing a wallet provider for TRON blockchain interactions. The plugin enables seamless integration of TRON blockchain functionalities into the existing agent framework.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.env.example	Added TRON_PRIVATE_KEY and TRON_PROVIDER_URL configuration variables
agent/package.json	Added @elizaos/plugin-tron as a workspace dependency
agent/src/index.ts	Imported and conditionally included tronPlugin based on TRON private key
packages/plugin-tron/*	Created comprehensive plugin with actions, providers, ABIs, and configuration files

Possibly related PRs

• #2095: Changes to agent plugin management
• #2298: Adding blockchain-related dependencies
• #2340: Blockchain token transfer action implementation
• #2463: Agent functionality expansion through plugin integration

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[wtfsayo]

@tcm390 can you check this

[wtfsayo]

hi @wtfsayo, is there anything else I need to do on this PR to get it merged?

can you check ai feedback; if you want you can push to original branch; some of the stuff from here! I would suggest opening a new PR so that all the comments are gone tho!

[odilitime]

Hello,

We are changing our plugin development strategy to be more scalable. We have moved the plugins out into their own repos and we're looking for people to either maintain those or own them on their own Github.

If you'd like to be a maintainer, file an issue in the plugin repo and join our Discord https://discord.gg/elizaos to coordinate.

If you'd like to control the plugin on your own Github, please add an issue to the plugin repo pointing to your repo, and add a modification to the registry. Submit a PR to edit the registry here: https://github.com/elizaos-plugins/registry

Closing this PR for now. Let us know if you have any questions.