feat(plugin-sui): Add movepump action

[ChainRex]

Relates to

Risks

Medium:

• Financial transactions involving user funds
• Integration with external MovePump contract
• Complex multi-step transaction process

Background

What does this PR do?

This PR implements token creation for MovePump on Sui Network. The implementation follows a three-step process:

• Update coin template bytecode with custom token metadata
• Publish new coin package to Sui network
• Create token on MovePump

What kind of change is this?

Features (non-breaking change which adds functionality)

Documentation changes needed?

Testing

Where should a reviewer start?

1. Review the main implementation in src/actions/movepump.ts
2. Check bytecode update logic in src/utils.ts
3. Review token template in src/template/template_coin/

Detailed testing steps

1. (Optional) Verify Template Bytecode

1. Compile the template_coin contract:

cd template/template_coin
sui move build

2. Generate bytecode and compare with constant:

xxd -c 0 -p build/template_coin/bytecode_modules/template_coin.mv | head -n 1

3. Verify the output matches TEMPLATE_COIN_BYTECODE in src/template/bytecode.ts

2. Test Token Creation via Bot Chat

1. Start conversation with Bot using this example format:

Create a new token called MyToken with symbol MTK on MovePump and buy 1 MTK. Here's the token info:
Description: My first token on MovePump
Image: https://example.com/token.png
Website: https://mytoken.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mytoken
Telegram: https://t.me/mytoken

2. Bot will process the request and return a response like:

Token MyToken (MTK) created successfully on MovePump!
Module ID: 0x[module_id]
Transaction: [transaction_hash]
View at: https://movepump.com/token/0x[module_id]::mtk::MTK

3. Visit the returned MovePump URL

[ChainRex]

POW

Transaction:https://suiscan.xyz/mainnet/tx/3G7PqwkDtCtZNvwXSM4cb7RVJPuZvLYycotf8P4rQ8L6 Token:https://movepump.com/token/0xf94928f8da383439908b5d0ae32dfaf51ff74a95f9ef46f9d1b97b007f5d68b4::eliza::ELIZA

[ChainRex]

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new feature for creating and buying tokens on the MovePump platform within the Sui plugin. It adds a comprehensive implementation for token creation, including new dependencies, bytecode management, and a dedicated action for token generation. The changes span multiple files, introducing new modules, utility functions, and configuration settings to support this functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/plugin-sui/README.md	Added "Create and Buy Token on MovePump" feature section, new CREATE_AND_BUY_TOKEN action, and dependencies @mysten/move-bytecode-template and @mysten/bcs
packages/plugin-sui/package.json	Added dependencies @mysten/bcs@^1.2.1 and @mysten/move-bytecode-template@^0.1.0
packages/plugin-sui/src/actions/movepump.ts	New file implementing token creation and buying functionality with interfaces, validation, and transaction handling
packages/plugin-sui/src/index.ts	Added movepump action to suiPlugin object
packages/plugin-sui/src/move_bytecode_template.js	New WASM-based module for Move bytecode manipulation with serialization, deserialization, and constant update functions
packages/plugin-sui/src/template/bytecode.ts	Added TEMPLATE_COIN_BYTECODE constant
packages/plugin-sui/src/utils.ts	Added TokenMetadata interface and updateTokenBytecode function for bytecode manipulation
packages/plugin-sui/src/template/template_coin/	New Move package with configuration and source files for token template

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[0xSero]

Is there a reason you're specifically using bytecode moves instead of a more readable form of code?

[ChainRex]

Is there a reason you're specifically using bytecode moves instead of a more readable form of code?

1. Move contracts cannot deploy other contracts at runtime.Each new contract must be compiled before deployment
2. Sui officially provides Move Bytecode Template library for modifying pre-compiled bytecode.

[wtfsayo]

@ChainRex where did you get the bytecode from? can you do remote fetch?

[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.