add aws signer docs #2795
add aws signer docs #2795
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ethergo/examples/signer-example/metadata/metadata.go (1)
1-15: Well-structured metadata implementation.The
metadatapackage and itsBuildInfofunction are well-implemented, encapsulating versioning and build information effectively.ethergo/examples/contracttests/deploymanager.go (1)
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1-24: Well-implementedDeployManagerfor contract tests.The
DeployManagerclass is well-structured, providing clear and concise methods for managing deployments.ethergo/deployer/deployed_contract_test.go (1)
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1-35: Comprehensive tests for contract deployment.The test cases in
TestNewDeployedContracteffectively validate the deployment process and the integrity of the deployed contracts.ethergo/examples/contracttests/deployer.go (1)
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1-35: Effective implementation ofCounterDeployer.The
CounterDeployerclass is well-designed, providing necessary functionalities to deploy and manage the counter contracts efficiently.ethergo/backends/anvil/suite_test.go (2)
4-5: Updated import paths to reflect new directory structure.
52-53: Correctly updated function calls to match new package structure.The function calls have been updated to use the new
contracttestspackage instead of the oldexamplepackage. This aligns with the PR's goal of renaming packages for clarity.ethergo/forker/fork_test.go (2)
8-9: Updated import paths to reflect new directory structure.
21-22: Correctly updated function calls to match new package structure.The function calls have been updated to use the new
contracttestspackage instead of the oldexamplepackage. This change is consistent across the project, improving clarity and maintainability.ethergo/examples/signer-example/cmd/cmd.go (1)
4-13: New imports introduced for CLI and configuration handling.The imports are well-organized and relevant to the functionalities being implemented in this file.
ethergo/examples/contracttests/counter_test.go (3)
8-9: Updated import paths to reflect new directory structure.
22-26: Correctly updated function calls to match new package structure.The function calls have been updated to use the new
contracttestspackage instead of the oldexamplepackage. This change is consistent across the project, improving clarity and maintainability.
51-51: Correct deployment manager instantiation in test dependencies.ethergo/.goreleaser.yml (2)
8-30: New build configuration for Linux AMD64.The configuration is detailed and considers various aspects like static linking and environment variables, ensuring compatibility with the target deployment environment.
31-47: Docker configuration for Linux AMD64 set up.The Docker configuration includes multiple image templates and build flags, which are well thought out to ensure proper metadata and versioning.
ethergo/listener/suite_test.go (3)
9-10: Update of import paths due to package renaming.The renaming from
exampletocontracttestshas been correctly reflected in the import paths. This is consistent with the project-wide refactoring.
34-34: Update of object type due to package renaming.The
DeployManagertype has been updated tocontracttests.DeployManagerto reflect the new package structure. This change is necessary for the code to function correctly with the new package names.
56-56: Correct instantiation of newDeployManager.The instantiation of
DeployManagerfrom thecontracttestspackage aligns with the updated package structure. This ensures that the test suite uses the correct types and functions from the newly structured packages.ethergo/README.md (1)
19-19: Addition of a link to theexamplesdirectory.The new link to the
examplesdirectory provides users with a direct way to access example implementations, enhancing the documentation's usability.docs/bridge/docs/Services/Signer.md (1)
3-5: Clarification in AWS KMS setup documentation.The steps for setting up AWS KMS are clearly outlined, enhancing the documentation's clarity and usefulness for users needing to configure AWS KMS.
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20-20: Addition of theslicespackage.The use of the
slicespackage is appropriate for modern Go practices, especially for operations likeContainsFuncwhich are used in theIsValidmethod.
36-48: Enhanced validation logic inIsValidmethod.The method now correctly checks if the provided signer type is valid by comparing it against a list of all signer types. This robust validation ensures that only supported signer types are used.
71-74: Addition oflStringmethod for case-insensitive comparisons.This method facilitates case-insensitive comparisons of signer types, which is particularly useful in configurations where case sensitivity can lead to errors.
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ethergo/examples/contracttests/README.md (2)
156-160: Updated import paths and usage in test examples.The changes reflect the updated package structure and ensure that the test examples use the correct paths and functionalities from the new
examplesandcounterpackages.
236-236: Introduction of a type-safe getter for contract handles.The addition of
GetCounteras a type-safe method to retrieve contract handles enhances the robustness and maintainability of the code by reducing the risk of runtime type assertion errors.ethergo/go.mod (2)
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ethergo/submitter/submitter_test.go (2)
5-6: Updated import paths to reflect the new package structure.The import paths have been updated to reflect the renaming of packages from
exampletocontracttests. This change aligns with the project's efforts to improve naming conventions and structure.
273-273: Refactored test to use new package structure.The test function has been updated to use the new
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Command action setup with configuration loading and validation.
This segment properly handles configuration loading and validation. However, the use of panic in line 56 could be replaced with a more user-friendly error handling approach.
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CLI setup implemented with robust error handling and configuration.
The CLI is set up with comprehensive options and error handling. Using panic for error handling in line 32 might be reconsidered for production code to allow more graceful error recovery.
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| app.Description = buildInfo.VersionString() + "Opbot is a tool to manage operations." | |
| app.Usage = fmt.Sprintf("%s --help", buildInfo.Name()) | |
| app.EnableBashCompletion = true | |
| app.Before = func(c *cli.Context) error { | |
| // nolint:wrapcheck | |
| return metrics.Setup(c.Context, buildInfo) | |
| } | |
| app.Flags = []cli.Flag{fileFlag} | |
| app.Action = action | |
| err := app.Run(args) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| panic(err) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| func Start(args []string, buildInfo config.BuildInfo) { | |
| app := cli.NewApp() | |
| app.Name = buildInfo.Name() | |
| app.Description = buildInfo.VersionString() + "Opbot is a tool to manage operations." | |
| app.Usage = fmt.Sprintf("%s --help", buildInfo.Name()) | |
| app.EnableBashCompletion = true | |
| app.Before = func(c *cli.Context) error { | |
| // nolint:wrapcheck | |
| return metrics.Setup(c.Context, buildInfo) | |
| } | |
| app.Flags = []cli.Flag{fileFlag} | |
| app.Action = action | |
| err := app.Run(args) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| fmt.Println("Error:", err) | |
| os.Exit(1) | |
| } | |
| } |
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PR Summary
- Added detailed documentation for AWS KMS signer setup
- Created Dockerfile for signer-example application
- Updated GoReleaser configuration for signer example
- Renamed and reorganized example directory to examples
- Updated import paths and references in test files to match new structure
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| - Tags: These are tags that will be used to describe the key in the signer. This ese are optional and only for your reference. |
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📚 spelling: 'ese are optional' should be 'these are optional'.
| - Tags: These are tags that will be used to describe the key in the signer. This ese are optional and only for your reference. | |
| These are optional and only for your reference. |
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- Updated Dockerfile path in
.goreleaser.yml - Added
nolintdirective incmd.go - Documented AWS signer in
signer.go - Modified
lStringmethod for case-insensitive comparisons
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This reverts commit 3f20c96.
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- Added documentation for AWS signer
- Included setup instructions for AWS KMS configuration
- Introduced a simple signer configuration example
- Updated example folder links in
README.md - Updated import paths and package references in test and configuration files
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PR Summary
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- Added detailed setup instructions for configuring the signer with AWS KMS in
Signer.md - Included example configurations and commands for running the signer locally or via Docker
- Updated example folder links in
README.mdto reflect the correct directory structure - Updated import paths and package references from
exampletocontracttestsin various test and configuration files - Added new dependencies:
github.com/urfave/cli/v2andgopkg.in/yaml.v3
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| - Description: This is a description that will be used to describe the key in the signer. This is only optional and only for your reference. | ||
| - Tags: These are tags that will be used to describe the key in the signer. These are optional and only for your reference. |
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| - Tags: These are tags that will be used to describe the key in the signer. These are optional and only for your reference. | |
| These are optional and only for your reference. |
| - Description: This is a description that will be used to describe the key in the signer. This is only optional and only for your reference. | ||
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| 4. Choose `Next` and define your key admin permissions. These are *not* required by the signer itself but are required to manage the key. You can use whatever you like here. | |
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exampletocontracttestsin various test and configuration files.github.com/urfave/cli/v2andgopkg.in/yaml.v3.Refactor
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