Add support for new envelope types
TL;DR
Added support for payer reports and payer report attestations in the envelope system.
What changed?
- Added two new topic kinds:
TOPIC_KIND_PAYER_REPORTS_V1andTOPIC_KIND_PAYER_REPORT_ATTESTATIONS_V1to the topic package - Extended the
TopicMatchesPayload()function to handle the new payload types:PayerReportandPayerReportAttestation - Added a test case for payer report envelopes with mismatched topics
How to test?
- Run the existing test suite to verify that the new topic kinds and payload types are properly handled:
go test ./pkg/envelopes/... go test ./pkg/topic/... - Create client envelopes with payer report payloads and verify they match with the correct topic kinds.
Why make this change?
This change extends the envelope system to support payer reports and their attestations, which are needed for payment verification and reporting functionality. The envelope system needs to properly match these new payload types with their corresponding topics to ensure messages are routed correctly.
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Expanded message processing to support additional report and attestation types, enhancing how diverse data is managed.
- Improved topic categorization to align with these new data types.
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Tests
- Added a scenario to verify that the system correctly handles cases where the data type does not match the expected topic.
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Walkthrough
The pull request extends the envelope handling functionality by modifying the TopicMatchesPayload method in the client envelope to support two new payload types: PayerReport and PayerReportAttestation. Corresponding topic constants and string representations are added in the topic package. A new test case is introduced to verify that a mismatch between an envelope payload and an incorrect topic is properly identified without error.
Changes
| File(s) | Summary |
|---|---|
| pkg/envelopes/client.go pkg/envelopes/envelopes_test.go |
Extended TopicMatchesPayload to support PayerReport and PayerReportAttestation payload types and added a test case for handling a topic mismatch with a PayerReport payload. |
| pkg/topic/topic.go | Added two new topic constants (TOPIC_KIND_PAYER_REPORTS_V1 and TOPIC_KIND_PAYER_REPORT_ATTESTATIONS_V1) and updated the String() method to include their string representations. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant CE as ClientEnvelope
participant P as Payload
participant T as TopicKind
CE->>+CE: Invoke TopicMatchesPayload(P, targetTopic)
alt P is PayerReport
CE->>CE: Check targetTopic == TOPIC_KIND_PAYER_REPORTS_V1
else P is PayerReportAttestation
CE->>CE: Check targetTopic == TOPIC_KIND_PAYER_REPORT_ATTESTATIONS_V1
else
CE->>CE: Handle other payload types
end
CE-->>-CE: Return match result (true/false)
Possibly related PRs
- xmtp/xmtpd#248: Contains enhancements to the
PublishClientEnvelopesmethod and introduces tests for thePayerApiService, sharing functionality related to handlingPayerReportpayloads and topic associations.
Suggested reviewers
- richardhuaaa
- mkysel """
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Add PayerReport and PayerReportAttestation envelope types to the TopicMatchesPayload validation in ClientEnvelope
- Adds support for
PayerReportandPayerReportAttestationpayload types in client.go by extending theTopicMatchesPayloadfunction - Introduces new
TOPIC_KIND_PAYER_REPORTS_V1andTOPIC_KIND_PAYER_REPORT_ATTESTATIONS_V1constants in topic.go - Adds test coverage in envelopes_test.go for payload type validation with mismatched topics
📍Where to Start
Start with the TopicMatchesPayload function in client.go which contains the core logic for validating the new envelope types against their corresponding topics.
Macroscope summarized d60a6c6.
Merge activity
- May 8, 8:02 AM PDT:
neekolasadded this pull request to the Graphite merge queue. - May 8, 8:03 AM PDT: CI is running for this pull request on a draft pull request (#770) due to your merge queue CI optimization settings.
- May 8, 8:04 AM PDT: Merged by the Graphite merge queue via draft PR: #770.