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155 changes: 151 additions & 4 deletions src/utils/parsers/event-parser.ts
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@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
import { CantonError, type ErrorContext } from '../../core/errors';
import { isRecord, isString } from '../../core/utils';

export interface ParsedTemplateId {
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}
}

/** The `Module:Template` part of a template id, dropping the leading package id or `#package-name`. */
export function qualifiedTemplateName(templateId: string): string {
const firstColon = templateId.indexOf(':');
return firstColon === -1 ? templateId : templateId.slice(firstColon + 1);
}

/**
* Match a template id from a ledger event against a filter, ignoring the package component.
*
* A create event always names the package _id_ that produced it, which a caller cannot know in advance; a filter is
* usually written with a package _name_ (`#MyPackage:Module:Template`) or without a package at all (`Module:Template`,
* or just `Template`). All three forms match here.
*/
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]);
}
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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.

🐛 Proposed fix
   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;
   if (filterSuffix.length === 0 || filterSuffix.length > idSuffix.length) return false;
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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.


export function parseCreatedEvent(event: unknown): ParsedCreatedEvent | null {
const value = unwrapVariant(event, 'created');
if (!value) return null;
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for (const path of paths) {
const eventsById = getNestedRecord(transaction, path);
if (eventsById) return eventsById;
if (eventsById && Object.keys(eventsById).length > 0) return eventsById;
}

return null;
}

function getEventArray(transaction: unknown): readonly unknown[] | null {
if (Array.isArray(transaction)) return transaction;

const paths: ReadonlyArray<readonly string[]> = [
['events'],
['transactionTree', 'events'],
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return null;
}

export function extractEventsFromTransaction(transaction: unknown): ParsedTransactionEvents {
/** Node ids are numeric strings, but a map preserves whatever order it was built with. */
function compareNodeIds(left: string, right: string): number {
const leftNumber = Number(left);
const rightNumber = Number(right);
if (Number.isFinite(leftNumber) && Number.isFinite(rightNumber)) return leftNumber - rightNumber;
return left < right ? -1 : left > right ? 1 : 0;
}

/**
* The raw events of a transaction in node-id order, from whichever shape the response used: a tree keyed by node id, or
* a flat event array, wrapped in `transactionTree`, in `transaction`, or on its own.
*/
export function getTransactionEvents(transaction: unknown): readonly unknown[] {
const eventsById = getEventsById(transaction);
const events = eventsById ? Object.values(eventsById) : (getEventArray(transaction) ?? []);
if (eventsById) {
return Object.keys(eventsById)
.sort(compareNodeIds)
.map((key) => eventsById[key]);
}
return getEventArray(transaction) ?? [];
}

return events.reduce<ParsedTransactionEvents>(
export function extractEventsFromTransaction(transaction: unknown): ParsedTransactionEvents {
return getTransactionEvents(transaction).reduce<ParsedTransactionEvents>(
(acc, event) => {
const created = parseCreatedEvent(event);
if (created) acc.created.push(created);
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{ created: [], archived: [], exercised: [] }
);
}

export const TransactionParseErrorCode = {
EXERCISE_RESULT_NOT_FOUND: 'TRANSACTION_EXERCISE_RESULT_NOT_FOUND',
UPDATE_ID_NOT_FOUND: 'TRANSACTION_UPDATE_ID_NOT_FOUND',
} as const;

export type TransactionParseErrorCode = (typeof TransactionParseErrorCode)[keyof typeof TransactionParseErrorCode];

/** Thrown when a transaction response does not contain something the caller asserted it would. */
export class TransactionParseError extends CantonError {
public override readonly name: string;

public constructor(code: TransactionParseErrorCode, message: string, context?: ErrorContext) {
super(message, code, context);
this.name = 'TransactionParseError';
}
}

/** The update id of a transaction response, or `undefined` when it names none. */
export function getTransactionUpdateId(transaction: unknown): string | undefined {
const paths: ReadonlyArray<readonly string[]> = [
['updateId'],
['transactionTree', 'updateId'],
['transaction', 'updateId'],
];

for (const path of paths) {
let current: unknown = transaction;
for (const segment of path) {
if (!isRecord(current)) {
current = undefined;
break;
}
current = current[segment];
}
if (isString(current) && current.length > 0) return current;
}

return undefined;
}

/** The update id, for a caller that needs to correlate a submission with what the ledger did. */
export function requireTransactionUpdateId(transaction: unknown): string {
const updateId = getTransactionUpdateId(transaction);
if (updateId === undefined) {
throw new TransactionParseError(
TransactionParseErrorCode.UPDATE_ID_NOT_FOUND,
'The transaction names no update id.'
);
}
return updateId;
}

/** 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);
}

/** 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));
}

/** 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;
}

/**
* 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;
}

/**
* 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-L66
  • src/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.

1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions src/utils/token-standard/index.ts
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export * from './v1';
export * from './v2';
102 changes: 102 additions & 0 deletions src/utils/token-standard/v1/allocation.ts
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/**
* Reserving units under an allocation, and the three ways an allocation ends.
*
* `AllocationFactory_Allocate` returns an `AllocationInstructionResult`, which names the allocation when the registry
* allocates in one step. `Allocation_ExecuteTransfer`, `_Cancel` and `_Withdraw` all return holdings; the difference
* between them is who gets them.
*/

import { findExercisedEvent, requireTransactionUpdateId } from '../../parsers/event-parser';
import {
TOKEN_STANDARD_V1_ALLOCATION_EXIT_CHOICES,
TOKEN_STANDARD_V1_ALLOCATION_RESULT_TAGS,
TokenStandardV1AllocationResultTag,
TokenStandardV1Choice,
} from './constants';
import {
readContractIds,
requireContractIds,
requireKnownVariant,
requireNonEmptyString,
requireResultRecord,
requireResultRecordOfAny,
} from './result';
import type { TokenStandardV1TransferStatus } from './transfer';

export interface TokenStandardV1AllocationResult {
readonly updateId: string;
/** A registry that allocates in one step always reports `completed`. */
readonly status: TokenStandardV1TransferStatus;
readonly senderChangeCids: string[];
/** The allocation the units are now reserved under. */
readonly allocationCid: string | undefined;
/** The pending instruction, when the allocation did not complete in this transaction. */
readonly allocationInstructionCid: string | undefined;
}

/**
* The `AllocationInstructionResult` of `AllocationFactory_Allocate`.
*
* As with a transfer, `failed` is reported only for the standard's `_Failed` output; an undefined output tag, or a
* result naming no output, is reported rather than read as a rejected allocation.
*/
export function parseAllocationResult(transaction: unknown): TokenStandardV1AllocationResult {
const result = requireResultRecord(transaction, TokenStandardV1Choice.allocate);
const updateId = requireTransactionUpdateId(transaction);
const senderChangeCids = requireContractIds(result['senderChangeCids'], 'senderChangeCids');
const output = requireKnownVariant(result, 'output', TOKEN_STANDARD_V1_ALLOCATION_RESULT_TAGS, 'allocation result');

if (output.tag === TokenStandardV1AllocationResultTag.completed) {
return {
updateId,
status: 'completed',
senderChangeCids,
allocationCid: requireNonEmptyString(output.value['allocationCid'], 'allocationCid'),
allocationInstructionCid: undefined,
};
}

if (output.tag === TokenStandardV1AllocationResultTag.pending) {
return {
updateId,
status: 'pending',
senderChangeCids,
allocationCid: undefined,
allocationInstructionCid: requireNonEmptyString(
output.value['allocationInstructionCid'],
'allocationInstructionCid'
),
};
}

return {
updateId,
status: 'failed',
senderChangeCids,
allocationCid: undefined,
allocationInstructionCid: undefined,
};
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}

export interface TokenStandardV1AllocationTransferResult {
readonly updateId: string;
/** Units returned to the sender: everything on a cancel or a withdraw, nothing on a delivery. */
readonly senderHoldingCids: string[];
readonly receiverHoldingCids: string[];
}

/** The result of the allocation exit in this transaction — `Allocation_ExecuteTransfer`, `_Cancel` or `_Withdraw`. */
export function parseAllocationTransferResult(transaction: unknown): TokenStandardV1AllocationTransferResult {
const result = requireResultRecordOfAny(transaction, TOKEN_STANDARD_V1_ALLOCATION_EXIT_CHOICES);
const exercised = findExercisedEvent(transaction, TOKEN_STANDARD_V1_ALLOCATION_EXIT_CHOICES);
const executedTransfer = exercised?.choice === TokenStandardV1Choice.allocationExecuteTransfer;
return {
updateId: requireTransactionUpdateId(transaction),
senderHoldingCids: executedTransfer
? readContractIds(result['senderHoldingCids'], 'senderHoldingCids')
: requireContractIds(result['senderHoldingCids'], 'senderHoldingCids'),
receiverHoldingCids: executedTransfer
? requireContractIds(result['receiverHoldingCids'], 'receiverHoldingCids')
: readContractIds(result['receiverHoldingCids'], 'receiverHoldingCids'),
};
}
90 changes: 90 additions & 0 deletions src/utils/token-standard/v1/burn-mint.ts
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/**
* Reading a mint or a burn back out of the transaction that performed it.
*
* `BurnMintFactory_BurnMint` returns a record rather than contract ids, and the interesting half of a mint is in that
* record: `outputCids` names the holdings it created. The create events alone cannot say it — a mint of two holdings
* creates two contracts with nothing to distinguish which output each was — so the exercise result is read instead, and
* a registry that mints outside the factory is read from the creates only when the caller asks for it.
*/

import {
findExercisedEvent,
findCreatedContractIds,
getTransactionUpdateId,
requireTransactionUpdateId,
} from '../../parsers/event-parser';
import { TokenStandardV1Choice } from './constants';
import { TokenStandardV1ResultError, TokenStandardV1ResultErrorCode } from './errors';
import { requireContractIds, requireResultRecord } from './result';

export interface TokenStandardV1BurnMintResult {
readonly updateId: string;
/** `Holding` interface contract ids, one per output, in the order the outputs were given. Empty for a pure burn. */
readonly outputHoldingCids: string[];
}

/**
* The result of the burn-mint in this transaction: a mint's new holdings, or an empty list for a burn. Also finds a
* burn-mint that was exercised as a child of another choice, which is how a redeem's burn is confirmed.
*/
export function parseBurnMintResult(transaction: unknown): TokenStandardV1BurnMintResult {
const result = requireResultRecord(transaction, TokenStandardV1Choice.burnMint);
return {
updateId: requireTransactionUpdateId(transaction),
outputHoldingCids: requireContractIds(result['outputCids'], 'outputCids'),
};
}

export interface ParseMintedHoldingsOptions {
/**
* Registry-specific choices that mint without going through the burn-mint factory, such as an admin recovery's
* `BurnHoldingEnforcement`, which returns contract ids of the concrete template rather than a burn-mint result.
* Required together with `holdingTemplate` to enable the create-event fallback, which then runs only when the
* transaction exercised one of these.
*/
readonly mintingChoices?: readonly string[];
/**
* Template of the concrete holding contract, narrowing the fallback's create events to it. Matched
* package-agnostically, so `Module:Template`, `Template`, or a fully qualified id all work. Required together with
* `mintingChoices` to enable the create-event fallback.
*/
readonly holdingTemplate?: string;
}

/**
* The holdings a mint created, from `BurnMintFactory_BurnMint`'s `outputCids`.
*
* Create events are never read on their own: every contract a transaction happened to create is not the same thing as
* the outputs of a mint, and answering with the first would name a sender's change as minted supply. A caller whose
* registry mints outside the factory opts into the fallback by naming both `mintingChoices` and `holdingTemplate`;
* without both, a transaction carrying no burn-mint result is reported.
*/
export function parseMintedHoldings(transaction: unknown, options: ParseMintedHoldingsOptions = {}): string[] {
if (findExercisedEvent(transaction, TokenStandardV1Choice.burnMint)) {
const result = requireResultRecord(transaction, TokenStandardV1Choice.burnMint);
return requireContractIds(result['outputCids'], 'outputCids');
}

const { mintingChoices, holdingTemplate } = options;
const canFallback =
Array.isArray(mintingChoices) &&
mintingChoices.length > 0 &&
typeof holdingTemplate === 'string' &&
holdingTemplate.length > 0;
if (!canFallback) {
throw new TokenStandardV1ResultError(
TokenStandardV1ResultErrorCode.RESULT_NOT_FOUND,
`The transaction contains no ${TokenStandardV1Choice.burnMint} exercise, so it minted nothing. Name mintingChoices and holdingTemplate to read a registry-specific mint from the create events instead.`,
{ choice: TokenStandardV1Choice.burnMint, updateId: getTransactionUpdateId(transaction) }
);
}
if (!findExercisedEvent(transaction, mintingChoices)) {
throw new TokenStandardV1ResultError(
TokenStandardV1ResultErrorCode.RESULT_NOT_FOUND,
`The transaction contains neither a ${TokenStandardV1Choice.burnMint} exercise nor any of these minting choices: ${mintingChoices.join(', ')}.`,
{ choices: [TokenStandardV1Choice.burnMint, ...mintingChoices], updateId: getTransactionUpdateId(transaction) }
);
}

return findCreatedContractIds(transaction, holdingTemplate);
}
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