[parsers] Add CIP-56 Token Standard V1 result parsers - #410
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extractEventsFromTransaction now orders eventsById by node id and falls back to the flat event array when a tree response carries an empty one, so a submitAndWaitForTransaction response is no longer silently dropped. Adds the transaction lookups a caller otherwise reimplements — requireExerciseResult, findExercisedEvent(s), findCreatedContractIds, getTransactionUpdateId, matchesTemplateId — and a token-standard V1 result layer next to the existing V2 utils, covering burn-mint, transfer and allocation. Co-authored-by: hardlydiff <hardlydiff@gmail.com>
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Included review availability: 1 review is currently available. Your included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 4 reviews per hour. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds transaction event lookup utilities and structured parse errors. It introduces Token Standard V1 constants, validation helpers, result parsers, public exports, fixtures, and unit tests for transfer, allocation, burn-mint, and event parsing behavior. ChangesTransaction Parsing
Token Standard V1
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Package-filtered template matching can miss valid events when module paths have different numbers of components, which may cause some results to be skipped. The change is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up on this bounded parsing risk. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Transaction
participant parseTransferResult
participant requireResultRecord
participant requireKnownVariant
participant TokenStandardV1ResultError
Transaction->>parseTransferResult: provide transaction response
parseTransferResult->>requireResultRecord: locate transfer result
requireResultRecord-->>parseTransferResult: result record
parseTransferResult->>requireKnownVariant: validate output variant
requireKnownVariant-->>parseTransferResult: normalized variant
parseTransferResult-->>Transaction: normalized transfer result
requireResultRecord->>TokenStandardV1ResultError: report missing or invalid result
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parseTransferResult and parseAllocationResult reported any output they did not recognize as failed, which claims the units went back to the sender when nothing knows what happened to them. Both now require one of the standard's three output variants, and report a missing or unknown tag. parseMintedHoldings read the transaction's create events whenever it found no burn-mint result, so a transfer's sender change could be reported as minted supply. The create-event fallback is now opt-in: a caller names the registry choices that mint outside the burn-mint factory (an admin recovery's BurnHoldingEnforcement, say) and/or the concrete holding template, matching the stricter wrapped-assets-sdk reader. A burn-mint whose result is not a record is reported rather than silently falling back. Co-authored-by: hardlydiff <hardlydiff@gmail.com>
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Pull request overview
Adds public CIP-56 V1 transaction-result parsers and supporting Ledger JSON event utilities.
Changes:
- Adds event lookup, ordering, template matching, and update-ID helpers.
- Adds burn/mint, transfer, and allocation result parsers with typed errors.
- Adds fixtures and unit coverage for supported response shapes and failures.
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src/utils/parsers/event-parser.ts |
Adds generic transaction lookup helpers. |
src/utils/token-standard/index.ts |
Exports V1 APIs. |
src/utils/token-standard/v1/index.ts |
Aggregates V1 modules. |
src/utils/token-standard/v1/constants.ts |
Defines CIP-56 identifiers and variants. |
src/utils/token-standard/v1/errors.ts |
Adds typed result errors. |
src/utils/token-standard/v1/result.ts |
Adds shared result validation. |
src/utils/token-standard/v1/burn-mint.ts |
Parses mint and burn results. |
src/utils/token-standard/v1/transfer.ts |
Parses transfer outcomes. |
src/utils/token-standard/v1/allocation.ts |
Parses allocation outcomes. |
test/unit/parsers/event-parser.test.ts |
Tests transaction helpers. |
test/unit/token-standard/v1/transactions-fixture.ts |
Provides Ledger response fixtures. |
test/unit/token-standard/v1/results.test.ts |
Tests V1 result parsers. |
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src/utils/token-standard/v1/burn-mint.ts:83
- This returns every matching create in the whole transaction, not the creates caused by the matched minting exercise. In a batched transaction containing both a recovery mint and an ordinary transfer, transfer outputs/change using the same holding template are therefore reported as newly minted. Restrict the fallback to descendants of the matched exercise via node IDs, or reject transactions where that ancestry cannot be established.
return findCreatedContractIds(transaction, holdingTemplate);
src/utils/token-standard/v1/allocation.ts:58
- The pending variant contains
allocationInstructionCid, but this branch discards it, leaving callers unable to identify the instruction that must be acted on. This also differs from the transfer parser and the V2 allocation result, both of which retain the pending instruction CID. AddallocationInstructionCidto the pending V1 result shape, preferably as part of a status-discriminated union.
status: output.tag === TokenStandardV1AllocationResultTag.pending ? 'pending' : 'failed',
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Reject missing/invalid instruction and allocation CIDs, mixed contract-id arrays, and incomplete allocation-exit holdings instead of returning a partial success. Missing singular exercises now throw TokenStandardV1ResultError RESULT_NOT_FOUND, and the mint create-event fallback requires both mintingChoices and holdingTemplate. Co-authored-by: hardlydiff <hardlydiff@gmail.com>
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In `@src/utils/parsers/event-parser.ts`:
- Around line 148-160: Update matchesTemplateId to detect filters beginning with
“#” as explicitly package-qualified, remove that package component before
comparing suffixes, and preserve the existing relative matching behavior for
filters without the prefix.
- Around line 421-465: Add parsed-transaction overloads or entry points for the
lookup helpers in event-parser.ts so they can operate on an existing
ParsedTransactionEvents value without reparsing; update
src/utils/parsers/event-parser.ts lines 421-465 accordingly. In
src/utils/token-standard/v1/allocation.ts lines 89-102, reuse the event returned
by requireResultRecordOfAny and remove the optional chaining when reading it. In
src/utils/token-standard/v1/burn-mint.ts lines 62-66, perform one
BurnMintFactory_BurnMint lookup and read outputCids from that event.
Apply the same fix in `@src/utils/token-standard/v1/burn-mint.ts` around lines 62
- 66: Reuse the single BurnMintFactory_BurnMint lookup.
Apply the same fix in `@src/utils/token-standard/v1/allocation.ts` around lines 89
- 102: Reuse the allocation exit exercise found by the result helper.
In `@src/utils/token-standard/v1/constants.ts`:
- Around line 47-57: Update the transfer choice descriptions to name
TransferInstruction_Update instead of the nonexistent expiring choice. Apply
this wording change in src/utils/token-standard/v1/constants.ts lines 47-57 and
src/utils/token-standard/v1/transfer.ts lines 4-5, keeping the listed choices
aligned with TOKEN_STANDARD_V1_TRANSFER_RESULT_CHOICES.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Detect a #package-name prefix explicitly in matchesTemplateId.
The package component is inferred only from part counts. When a filter names a package name and fewer module parts than the event template id, the package name is compared against a module segment and the match fails.
Example: matchesTemplateId('pkg:Module:Nested:Template', '#name:Nested:Template') returns false.
A filter starting with # always names a package, so drop that part regardless of length.
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const filterParts = filter.split(':');
- const filterSuffix = filterParts.length > idSuffix.length ? filterParts.slice(1) : filterParts;
+ const namesPackage = filterParts[0]?.startsWith('#') === true || filterParts.length > idSuffix.length;
+ const filterSuffix = namesPackage ? filterParts.slice(1) : filterParts;
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| export function matchesTemplateId(templateId: string, filter: string): boolean { | |
| if (templateId === filter) return true; | |
| const idSuffix = templateId.split(':').slice(1); | |
| if (idSuffix.length === 0) return false; | |
| const filterParts = filter.split(':'); | |
| const filterSuffix = filterParts.length > idSuffix.length ? filterParts.slice(1) : filterParts; | |
| if (filterSuffix.length === 0 || filterSuffix.length > idSuffix.length) return false; | |
| const offset = idSuffix.length - filterSuffix.length; | |
| return filterSuffix.every((part, index) => part === idSuffix[offset + index]); | |
| } | |
| export function matchesTemplateId(templateId: string, filter: string): boolean { | |
| if (templateId === filter) return true; | |
| const idSuffix = templateId.split(':').slice(1); | |
| if (idSuffix.length === 0) return false; | |
| const filterParts = filter.split(':'); | |
| const namesPackage = filterParts[0]?.startsWith('#') === true || filterParts.length > idSuffix.length; | |
| const filterSuffix = namesPackage ? filterParts.slice(1) : filterParts; | |
| if (filterSuffix.length === 0 || filterSuffix.length > idSuffix.length) return false; | |
| const offset = idSuffix.length - filterSuffix.length; | |
| return filterSuffix.every((part, index) => part === idSuffix[offset + index]); | |
| } |
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In `@src/utils/parsers/event-parser.ts` around lines 148 - 160, Update
matchesTemplateId to detect filters beginning with “#” as explicitly
package-qualified, remove that package component before comparing suffixes, and
preserve the existing relative matching behavior for filters without the prefix.
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| /** Every exercise of `choice` in the transaction, in node-id order. */ | ||
| export function findExercisedEvents(transaction: unknown, choice: string): ParsedExercisedEvent[] { | ||
| return extractEventsFromTransaction(transaction).exercised.filter((event) => event.choice === choice); | ||
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| /** The first exercise of any of `choices`, in node-id order — the order the transaction produced them. */ | ||
| export function findExercisedEvent( | ||
| transaction: unknown, | ||
| choices: string | readonly string[] | ||
| ): ParsedExercisedEvent | undefined { | ||
| const wanted = typeof choices === 'string' ? [choices] : choices; | ||
| return extractEventsFromTransaction(transaction).exercised.find((event) => wanted.includes(event.choice)); | ||
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| /** The return value of the first exercise of `choice`, or `undefined` when the transaction contains none. */ | ||
| export function findExerciseResult(transaction: unknown, choice: string | readonly string[]): unknown { | ||
| return findExercisedEvent(transaction, choice)?.exerciseResult; | ||
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| * The return value of the named choice. A caller asking for it is asserting the transaction contains it, so a | ||
| * transaction without that exercise is reported rather than returned as `undefined`. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function requireExerciseResult(transaction: unknown, choice: string | readonly string[]): unknown { | ||
| const exercised = findExercisedEvent(transaction, choice); | ||
| if (!exercised) { | ||
| const wanted = typeof choice === 'string' ? choice : choice.join(', '); | ||
| throw new TransactionParseError( | ||
| TransactionParseErrorCode.EXERCISE_RESULT_NOT_FOUND, | ||
| `The transaction contains no ${wanted} exercise.`, | ||
| { choice: wanted, updateId: getTransactionUpdateId(transaction) } | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| return exercised.exerciseResult; | ||
| } | ||
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| * Contract ids created by the transaction, in node-id order, optionally narrowed to one template. The filter is matched | ||
| * package-agnostically by {@link matchesTemplateId}. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function findCreatedContractIds(transaction: unknown, templateFilter?: string): string[] { | ||
| return extractEventsFromTransaction(transaction) | ||
| .created.filter((created) => templateFilter === undefined || matchesTemplateId(created.templateId, templateFilter)) | ||
| .map((created) => created.contractId); | ||
| } |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Parse each transaction once per parser call. The V1 lookup helpers repeatedly walk and parse the same transaction when chained. Reuse a parsed ParsedTransactionEvents value, or reuse the exercised event and result already located by the first lookup, in allocation.ts and burn-mint.ts.
📍 Affects 3 files
src/utils/parsers/event-parser.ts#L421-L465(this comment)src/utils/token-standard/v1/burn-mint.ts#L62-L66src/utils/token-standard/v1/allocation.ts#L89-L102
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In `@src/utils/parsers/event-parser.ts` around lines 421 - 465, Add
parsed-transaction overloads or entry points for the lookup helpers in
event-parser.ts so they can operate on an existing ParsedTransactionEvents value
without reparsing; update src/utils/parsers/event-parser.ts lines 421-465
accordingly. In src/utils/token-standard/v1/allocation.ts lines 89-102, reuse
the event returned by requireResultRecordOfAny and remove the optional chaining
when reading it. In src/utils/token-standard/v1/burn-mint.ts lines 62-66,
perform one BurnMintFactory_BurnMint lookup and read outputCids from that event.
Apply the same fix in `@src/utils/token-standard/v1/burn-mint.ts` around lines 62
- 66: Reuse the single BurnMintFactory_BurnMint lookup.
Apply the same fix in `@src/utils/token-standard/v1/allocation.ts` around lines 89
- 102: Reuse the allocation exit exercise found by the result helper.
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| /** | ||
| * The five choices that return a `TransferInstructionResult`. One reader covers instructing, accepting, rejecting, | ||
| * withdrawing and expiring, because all five return the same record. | ||
| */ | ||
| export const TOKEN_STANDARD_V1_TRANSFER_RESULT_CHOICES: readonly string[] = [ | ||
| TokenStandardV1Choice.transfer, | ||
| TokenStandardV1Choice.transferInstructionAccept, | ||
| TokenStandardV1Choice.transferInstructionReject, | ||
| TokenStandardV1Choice.transferInstructionWithdraw, | ||
| TokenStandardV1Choice.transferInstructionUpdate, | ||
| ]; |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The transfer choice description names a choice that does not exist. Both comments list "expiring" as the fifth choice, but the constant list contains TransferInstruction_Update.
src/utils/token-standard/v1/constants.ts#L47-L57: replace "expiring" withTransferInstruction_Update.src/utils/token-standard/v1/transfer.ts#L4-L5: apply the same wording.
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In `@src/utils/token-standard/v1/constants.ts` around lines 47 - 57, Update the
transfer choice descriptions to name TransferInstruction_Update instead of the
nonexistent expiring choice. Apply this wording change in
src/utils/token-standard/v1/constants.ts lines 47-57 and
src/utils/token-standard/v1/transfer.ts lines 4-5, keeping the listed choices
aligned with TOKEN_STANDARD_V1_TRANSFER_RESULT_CHOICES.
readContractIds still dropped non-strings on the optional allocation-exit side, so execute/cancel could return a partial success. Validate present arrays the same way as required cid lists. Co-authored-by: hardlydiff <hardlydiff@gmail.com>
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requireContractIds treated [''] as valid because it only checked typeof string. Each entry must now be a non-empty string; mixed or empty-string arrays fail closed as RESULT_INVALID. Co-authored-by: hardlydiff <hardlydiff@gmail.com>
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CIP-56 Token Standard V1 result parsers for burn-mint, transfer, and allocation. Fail closed: unknown tags throw; pending/completed require instruction/allocation CIDs; mixed-type contract-id arrays are rejected; mint create-event fallback requires both
mintingChoicesandholdingTemplate.These parsers are the client-side CIP-56 readers.
@fairmint/wrapped-assets-sdkdoes not depend on this package; callers inject a ledger and pass this package’s parsersCHOICES/TEMPLATE_IDSfrom the wrapped-assets SDK.Summary by CodeRabbit
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