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…ero support Initialize new bridging-sdk package for cross-chain G$ token transfers. Includes comprehensive type definitions, chain configurations, and utility functions for decimal handling and fee estimation across Celo, Fuse, Ethereum, and XDC networks. Key components: - Bridge protocol types and event interfaces - Supported chain configurations with native currencies - Decimal normalization utilities for multi-chain operations - Fee estimation with GoodServer API integration - Build configuration with TypeScript and tsup setup
…dDollar bridging SDK Add new demo application showcasing GoodDollar bridging functionality with modern React stack. Includes TypeScript configuration, Vite build setup, and integration with Reown wallet adapter.
… app Added complete bridging SDK with Axelar and LayerZero protocol support, including: - Viem-based SDK implementation with bridge, fee estimation, and transaction tracking - Wagmi hooks for React integration (useBridgingSDK, useBridgeFee, useBridgeTransactionStatus) - Demo React application with bridge form, fee estimator, and transaction history components - Transaction status tracking via LayerZero Scan and Axelarscan APIs - Comprehensive documentation and type definitions - Support for Celo, Ethereum, Fuse, and XDC chains with proper decimal handling - Contract ABI definitions for MessagePassingBridge - Enhanced error handling and validation utilities The SDK provides a complete solution for cross-chain G$ token bridging with proper fee estimation, transaction tracking, and React integration.
- Add tokenAddress property to BridgeChain interface and constants - Replace native balance reading with G$ token contract balance using useReadContract - Update fee estimation route keys to use AXL/LZ prefixes instead of full protocol names - Change projectId configuration for wallet connection
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Hey - I've found 4 security issues, 6 other issues, and left some high level feedback:
Security issues:
- Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations. (link)
- Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations. (link)
- Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations. (link)
- Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations. (link)
General comments:
- The SDK methods for
bridgeToWithLzandbridgeToWithAxelarinviem-sdk.tsdon’t match the contract ABI: the ABI signatures arebridgeToWithLz(address,uint256,uint256)/bridgeToWithLzAdapterParams(address,uint256,uint256,bytes)andbridgeToWithAxelar(address,uint256,uint256), but the SDK callsbridgeToWithLzwith four args (includingadapterParams) andbridgeToWithAxelarwith agasRefundAddressarg; this should be reconciled to avoid runtime call failures. - The demo app mixes Tailwind via CDN (
<script src="https://cdn.tailwindcss.com">) with@tailwinddirectives inindex.cssbut there is no Tailwind/PostCSS build setup in the Vite config, so the@tailwindstyles won’t be processed; consider either wiring Tailwind into the build or dropping the@tailwindusage and relying solely on the CDN.
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- The SDK methods for `bridgeToWithLz` and `bridgeToWithAxelar` in `viem-sdk.ts` don’t match the contract ABI: the ABI signatures are `bridgeToWithLz(address,uint256,uint256)` / `bridgeToWithLzAdapterParams(address,uint256,uint256,bytes)` and `bridgeToWithAxelar(address,uint256,uint256)`, but the SDK calls `bridgeToWithLz` with four args (including `adapterParams`) and `bridgeToWithAxelar` with a `gasRefundAddress` arg; this should be reconciled to avoid runtime call failures.
- The demo app mixes Tailwind via CDN (`<script src="https://cdn.tailwindcss.com">`) with `@tailwind` directives in `index.css` but there is no Tailwind/PostCSS build setup in the Vite config, so the `@tailwind` styles won’t be processed; consider either wiring Tailwind into the build or dropping the `@tailwind` usage and relying solely on the CDN.
## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location> `packages/bridging-sdk/src/viem-sdk.ts:208-209` </location>
<code_context>
+ {
+ address: contractAddress as Address,
+ abi: MESSAGE_PASSING_BRIDGE_ABI,
+ functionName: "bridgeToWithLz",
+ args: [target, targetChainId, amount, adapterParams || "0x"],
+ value: feeEstimate.fee,
+ },
</code_context>
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**issue (bug_risk):** LayerZero bridge call uses the wrong contract function and argument shape for adapterParams.
`bridgeToWithLz` in the ABI only accepts `(target, targetChainId, amount)`, while `bridgeToWithLzAdapterParams` is the 4-arg variant that includes `adapterParams`. This call uses `bridgeToWithLz` but supplies four args, so it will fail against the ABI. Either switch to `bridgeToWithLzAdapterParams` and keep four args, or remove `adapterParams` and use the 3-arg form.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<location> `packages/bridging-sdk/src/viem-sdk.ts:253-254` </location>
<code_context>
+ {
+ address: contractAddress as Address,
+ abi: MESSAGE_PASSING_BRIDGE_ABI,
+ functionName: "bridgeToWithAxelar",
+ args: [target, targetChainId, amount, gasRefundAddress || target],
+ value: feeEstimate.fee,
+ },
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** Axelar bridge call passes an extra argument that is not present in the ABI.
`bridgeToWithAxelar` in `MESSAGE_PASSING_BRIDGE_ABI` accepts `(target, targetChainId, amount)`, but this call passes a fourth arg `gasRefundAddress`. The mismatched signature will revert. Use a function that supports a gas refund address, or drop the extra parameter and implement refund logic on-chain instead.
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### Comment 3
<location> `apps/demo-bridging-app/src/components/TransactionHistory.tsx:51` </location>
<code_context>
+ data: exec,
+ protocol: exec.args.bridge,
+ })),
+ ].sort((a, b) => Number(b.data.blockNumber - a.data.blockNumber))
+
+ setTransactions(allTransactions)
</code_context>
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**suggestion (bug_risk):** Sorting by blockNumber via Number() risks precision issues for large block heights.
Using `Number` on a bigint difference can silently lose precision once block heights exceed `Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER`. Compare the bigints directly instead, e.g.:
```ts
.sort((a, b) =>
a.data.blockNumber === b.data.blockNumber
? 0
: a.data.blockNumber < b.data.blockNumber
? 1
: -1,
)
```
```suggestion
].sort((a, b) =>
a.data.blockNumber === b.data.blockNumber
? 0
: a.data.blockNumber < b.data.blockNumber
? 1
: -1,
)
```
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### Comment 4
<location> `apps/demo-bridging-app/src/components/TransactionHistory.tsx:182` </location>
<code_context>
+ </span>
+ <span className="text-slate-300">•</span>
+ <span className="text-slate-400 text-sm font-medium">
+ {formatTimestamp(Number(transaction.data.blockNumber) * 1000)}
+ </span>
+ </div>
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** Using blockNumber as a timestamp will produce incorrect transaction times.
`blockNumber` is the chain height, not a UNIX timestamp, so multiplying it by 1000 and passing it to `formatTimestamp` yields invalid dates. To show the real time, use a timestamp field on the event/log if available, or fetch the block with `publicClient.getBlock({ blockNumber })` and use its `timestamp`.
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### Comment 5
<location> `packages/bridging-sdk/src/viem-sdk.ts:129` </location>
<code_context>
+ /**
+ * Generic bridge method that automatically selects the best protocol
+ */
+ async bridgeTo(
+ target: Address,
+ targetChainId: ChainId,
</code_context>
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**issue (complexity):** Consider extracting the shared fee estimation/validation and contract lookup logic from the three `bridgeTo*` methods into a single private helper to DRY them up and make each public method thinner and easier to read.
You can reduce the duplication in the three `bridgeTo*` methods by centralizing the common fee-handling + contract lookup + submission logic into a small private helper, and keeping the public methods as thin wrappers.
For example:
```ts
private async bridgeInternal<TArgs extends any[]>(opts: {
targetChainId: ChainId
protocol: BridgeProtocol
msgValue?: bigint
fn: "bridgeTo" | "bridgeToWithLz" | "bridgeToWithAxelar"
args: TArgs
}): Promise<TransactionReceipt> {
if (!this.walletClient) {
throw new Error("Wallet client not initialized")
}
const feeEstimate = await this.estimateFee(opts.targetChainId, opts.protocol)
const providedValue = opts.msgValue ?? 0n
const feeValidation = validateFeeCoverage(providedValue, feeEstimate.fee)
if (!feeValidation.isValid) {
throw new Error(feeValidation.error)
}
const contractAddress = BRIDGE_CONTRACT_ADDRESSES[this.currentChainId]
if (!contractAddress) {
throw new Error(`Bridge contract not deployed on chain ${this.currentChainId}`)
}
return await this.submitAndWait(
{
address: contractAddress as Address,
abi: MESSAGE_PASSING_BRIDGE_ABI,
functionName: opts.fn,
args: opts.args,
value: feeEstimate.fee,
},
feeEstimate.fee,
)
}
```
Then the three public methods become much smaller and easier to scan:
```ts
async bridgeTo(
target: Address,
targetChainId: ChainId,
amount: bigint,
protocol: BridgeProtocol,
msgValue?: bigint,
): Promise<TransactionReceipt> {
return this.bridgeInternal({
targetChainId,
protocol,
msgValue,
fn: "bridgeTo",
args: [target, targetChainId, amount, protocol === "LAYERZERO" ? 0 : 1],
})
}
async bridgeToWithLz(
target: Address,
targetChainId: ChainId,
amount: bigint,
adapterParams?: `0x${string}`,
msgValue?: bigint,
): Promise<TransactionReceipt> {
return this.bridgeInternal({
targetChainId,
protocol: "LAYERZERO",
msgValue,
fn: "bridgeToWithLz",
args: [target, targetChainId, amount, adapterParams || "0x"],
})
}
async bridgeToWithAxelar(
target: Address,
targetChainId: ChainId,
amount: bigint,
gasRefundAddress?: Address,
msgValue?: bigint,
): Promise<TransactionReceipt> {
return this.bridgeInternal({
targetChainId,
protocol: "AXELAR",
msgValue,
fn: "bridgeToWithAxelar",
args: [target, targetChainId, amount, gasRefundAddress || target],
})
}
```
This keeps all existing behavior (including protocol-specific arguments and fee usage) but removes the repeated fee estimation/validation and contract resolution logic, making future changes to fee handling or contract lookup a single-point edit.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 6
<location> `packages/bridging-sdk/src/utils/fees.ts:31` </location>
<code_context>
+/**
+ * Parses a fee string from the GoodServer API (e.g., "4.8367843657257685 Celo")
+ */
+export function parseNativeFee(feeString: string, chainId: ChainId): bigint {
+ const [amountStr] = feeString.split(" ")
+ if (!amountStr) {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (complexity):** Consider reusing existing decimal and validation helpers from shared utilities so this fees module delegates to common logic instead of reimplementing bigint parsing/formatting and balance checks.
You can reduce overlap with `utils/decimals.ts` by reusing its helpers instead of re‑implementing bigint/decimal logic here. This keeps functionality the same while collapsing abstractions.
### 1. Reuse shared decimal parsing/formatting
If `utils/decimals.ts` already exposes something like `parseAmount` and `formatAmount`, you can delegate `parseNativeFee` and `formatFee` to those:
```ts
// fees.ts
import { parseAmount, formatAmount } from "../utils/decimals"
import { SUPPORTED_CHAINS } from "../constants"
import type { ChainId } from "../types"
export function parseNativeFee(feeString: string, chainId: ChainId): bigint {
const [amountStr] = feeString.split(" ")
if (!amountStr) {
throw new Error("Invalid fee format")
}
const decimals = SUPPORTED_CHAINS[chainId]?.decimals ?? 18
return parseAmount(amountStr, decimals)
}
export function formatFee(fee: bigint, chainId: ChainId): string {
const decimals = SUPPORTED_CHAINS[chainId]?.decimals ?? 18
return formatAmount(fee, decimals)
}
```
This removes the duplicated divisor/whole/fractional logic and the custom float → bigint handling while preserving behavior.
### 2. Consolidate balance/fee validation
`validateFeeCoverage` and `validateSufficientBalance` follow the same pattern as the balance validation in `utils/decimals.ts`. You can centralize the core comparison and customize only the message:
```ts
// utils/decimals.ts (or a balances helper)
export function validateAtLeast(
available: bigint,
required: bigint,
errorBuilder: (available: bigint, required: bigint) => string,
): { isValid: boolean; error?: string } {
if (available < required) {
return {
isValid: false,
error: errorBuilder(available, required),
}
}
return { isValid: true }
}
```
Then in this module:
```ts
import { validateAtLeast } from "../utils/decimals"
export function validateFeeCoverage(
msgValue: bigint,
requiredFee: bigint,
): { isValid: boolean; error?: string } {
return validateAtLeast(msgValue, requiredFee, (available, required) =>
`Insufficient fee. Required: ${required.toString()}, Provided: ${available.toString()}`,
)
}
export function validateSufficientBalance(
userBalance: bigint,
bridgeAmount: bigint,
fee: bigint,
): { isValid: boolean; error?: string } {
const totalCost = bridgeAmount + fee
return validateAtLeast(userBalance, totalCost, (available, required) =>
`Insufficient balance. Required: ${required.toString()}, Available: ${available.toString()}`,
)
}
```
This keeps your specific error messages and semantics while avoiding multiple “which validation helper do I use?” entry points.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 7
<location> `packages/bridging-sdk/src/constants.ts:8` </location>
<code_context>
0x62B8B11039FcfE5aB0C56E502b1C372A3d2a9c7A
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**security (generic-api-key):** Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
*Source: gitleaks*
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 8
<location> `packages/bridging-sdk/src/constants.ts:19` </location>
<code_context>
0x495d133B938596C9984d462F007B676bDc57eCEC
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**security (generic-api-key):** Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
*Source: gitleaks*
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 9
<location> `packages/bridging-sdk/src/constants.ts:30` </location>
<code_context>
0x67C5870b4A41D4Ebef24d2456547A03F1f3e094B
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**security (generic-api-key):** Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
*Source: gitleaks*
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 10
<location> `packages/bridging-sdk/src/constants.ts:41` </location>
<code_context>
0xA13625A72Aef90645CfCe34e25c114629d7855e7
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**security (generic-api-key):** Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
*Source: gitleaks*
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…ling Extract common bridge transaction logic into bridgeInternal method to reduce code duplication across bridge methods. Update fee parsing and formatting to use centralized utility functions. feat(demo-bridging-app): add fee estimate display with loading state fix(demo-bridging-app): correct transaction sorting and timestamp formatting
… transaction display - Replace Tailwind utility classes with raw CSS equivalents in index.css - Add proper type checking for timestamp display in TransactionHistory component - Add gitleaks allow comments for public token contract addresses This removes the Tailwind CSS build dependency while maintaining the same visual appearance and improves type safety for transaction timestamp handling.
…nt for better maintainability
…allow directives Temporarily comment out actual token contract addresses in SUPPORTED_CHAINS and add gitleaks:allow directives to prevent security scanning tools from flagging these public contract addresses as secrets. This maintains the structure while removing sensitive-looking content from the codebase.
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Hey @Godbrand0 there have not been commits since last tuesday, what is the active status of this PR? |
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hello @L03TJ3 the sdk is finished up and i want to hear a feedback from you before proceeding with anything else. |
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Okay, will follow up tomorrow. @Godbrand0 |
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hello, have you reviewed it @L03TJ3 |
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Seem to have forgotten a reference document.
Read up on: https://docs.gooddollar.org/user-guides/bridge-gooddollars
things like 'approval of spending tokens' is not handled.
Provided code also seems to not been tested, the demo does not work.
If unsure about something, ask questions. here in the PR or on telegram
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We ship our core sdk's with wagmi hooks and viem core sdk separately. this should be part of the react-hooks package
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Why is this imported if not used?
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when no options are provided it goes to fetch all blocks since genesis.
this is: 1: inefficient, 2: not a range that is allowed in most rpcs.
something like fromBlock = -5000 should be sufficient.
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| * Generates an explorer link for a bridge transaction | ||
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| getExplorerLink(txHash: Hash, protocol: BridgeProtocol): string { |
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Why are all these sdk methods single methods with external utilities?
does not make sense, can just be part of the sdk
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| ): Promise<FeeEstimate> { | ||
| const feeData = await fetchFeeEstimates() |
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Fees are static, does not make sense to fetch everytime.
- following other comment, all this should just be part of the sdk
- fees should be fetched upon initializing the sdk and set as class properties
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Can you also provide a demo-video of the flow
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| getSupportedChains(): Record<number, (typeof SUPPORTED_CHAINS)[0]> { | ||
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This is exactly what the sdk should support in simplifying.
the complex logic should be handled within the sdk not in the UI
…oving `wagmi-sdk` and `tracking` utils, and add decimal handling tests.
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@Godbrand0 Don't forget to re-request review (using the button top-right of the pullrequest) |
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is this ready for review? @Godbrand0 |
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hello @L03TJ3 i am done with the changes, but im tryto to get celo to test the sdk. |
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is there a way to test out the bridge using test tokens? @L03TJ3 |
…ages - Replace custom balance fetching with Wagmi useBalance hook for cross-chain balance display - Add fee caching with 60s TTL to reduce API calls and improve performance - Implement CORS proxy for GoodServer API to prevent browser blocking - Enhance bridge limit error messages with detailed minimum amount information - Add automatic source/destination chain swapping to prevent same-chain selection - Update LayerZero API endpoint and response structure for transaction status tracking - Prevent unnecessary SDK re-initialization when wallet client changes
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here is a link to the demo video: https://www.loom.com/share/100f40fb7fc04afa8abe20dbb50bc6ac |
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When testing the demo I get invalid route? |
| * Formats a bigint amount to a human-readable string with the specified decimals | ||
| */ | ||
| export function formatAmount(amount: bigint, decimals: number): string { | ||
| const divisor = 10n ** BigInt(decimals) | ||
| const whole = amount / divisor | ||
| const fractional = amount % divisor | ||
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| if (fractional === 0n) { | ||
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| const trimmedFractional = fractionalStr.replace(/0+$/, "") | ||
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| * Parses a human-readable amount string to a bigint with the specified decimals | ||
| */ | ||
| export function parseAmount(amount: string, decimals: number): bigint { | ||
| if (!amount || amount === "0") return 0n | ||
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| let wholeStr = parts[0] || "0" | ||
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| if (fractionalStr.length > decimals) { | ||
| fractionalStr = fractionalStr.slice(0, decimals) | ||
| } else { | ||
| fractionalStr = fractionalStr.padEnd(decimals, "0") | ||
| } | ||
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| const fractional = BigInt(fractionalStr || "0") | ||
| const divisor = 10n ** BigInt(decimals) | ||
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Viem provides formatUnit/parseUnits already
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remove helpers that are not used
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| "viem": "latest", | ||
| "wagmi": "latest" |
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The sdk itself should be headless.
thats why we don't include wagmi in the sdks but have the package react-hooks.
should be removed from deps
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testing scripts like this should not be included in final PR
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| const feeValidation = validateFeeCoverage(providedValue, feeEstimate.fee) | ||
| if (!feeValidation.isValid) { | ||
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The fees are static. once they are fetched they don't change very often if at all.
seems a bit redundant to both do it on the UI level, and then have it pass down to do the same check again.
The SDK should make integration and logic done on the UI level simple.
fee-estimates etc, all should be handled from within the sdk.
In UI you would just want to see:
- fetch fees (I don't know why we would need a specific hook for this if it can be provided by the sdk itself?)
- canBridge (for validation)
- call sdk.bridgeTo(params)
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| if (protocol === "AXELAR" && (sourceChain === 50 || sourceChain === 122 || targetChainId === 50 || targetChainId === 122)) { | ||
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if chainId passed down is unsupported it will throw a type error
| throw new Error(`Axelar bridging is not supported for ${SUPPORTED_CHAINS[sourceChain].name} or ${SUPPORTED_CHAINS[targetChainId].name}`) | |
| throw new Error(`Axelar bridging is not supported for ${SUPPORTED_CHAINS[sourceChain]?.name} or ${SUPPORTED_CHAINS[targetChainId]?.name}`) |
| const response = await fetch(`${API_ENDPOINTS.LAYERZERO_SCAN}/messages/tx/${txHash}`) | ||
| const json = await response.json() | ||
| const data: LayerZeroScanResponse = json |
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before parsing json you want to check response.ok
if (!response.ok) { // throw error}
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remove helpers/methods that are not being used.
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To make it easier to review changes you did:
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- SDK: refactored to use native viem utilities and added multi-chain event retrieval - SDK: reduced block query range to 10k for RPC compatibility and added response.ok checks - UI: implemented unified cross-chain history view across all supported networks - UI: improved status tracking logic and resolved history rendering crash - Config: optimized polling intervals and switched to more stable Ethereum RPC
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You can take example how we use ABI's in our other sdks'.
we only need the methods that we are going to use, not a full ABI.
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1. packages/bridging-sdk/src/abi.ts — Use parseAbi with only needed methods
Reviewer: Only include methods that are actually used, following the pattern in citizen-sdk.
Fix: Rewrote abi.ts to use parseAbi from viem with only the 5 functions and 2 events the SDK actually calls:
canBridge,bridgeLimits(reads)bridgeTo,bridgeToWithAxelar,bridgeToWithLzAdapterParams(writes)BridgeRequest,ExecutedTransfer(events)
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wrong example. useBridgingSDK is part of the react-hooks package right?
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2. packages/bridging-sdk/README.md — Wrong useBridgingSDK package
Reviewer: useBridgingSDK is from @goodsdks/react-hooks, not @goodsdks/bridging-sdk.
Fix: Updated the React Integration example to import from @goodsdks/react-hooks.
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Readme seems out of date with what is available
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useBridgingSDK from wrong package, denormalizeAmount, getExplorerLink, extra bridge param
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3. packages/bridging-sdk/README.md — Out-of-date content (denormalizeAmount, getExplorerLink, extra bridge param)
Reviewer: README is out of date — denormalizeAmount doesn't exist in exports, getExplorerLink is wrong (method is explorerLink), and bridgeTo was shown with an extra fee param it doesn't take.
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denormalizeAmount(not exported; onlynormalizeAmountis). - Renamed
getExplorerLink→explorerLinkthroughout. - Removed the extra
feeEstimate.feeargument from allbridgeTo/bridgeToWithLz/bridgeToWithAxelarexamples — the SDK handles fee internally.
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please align package versions with demo-identity-app (where possible).
this will reduce the changes in yarn.lock massively.
Also make sure to only add packages you actually need/use
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4. apps/demo-bridging-app/package.json — Align versions with demo-identity-app
Reviewer: Align package versions with demo-identity-app where possible to reduce yarn.lock churn, and remove unused packages.
Fix:
- Aligned
@reown/appkitand@reown/appkit-adapter-wagmito^1.7.2. - Aligned
react/react-domto^18.3.1. - Aligned devDependencies:
typescript→^5.8.2,vite→6.3.5,@typescript-eslint/*→^5.62.0,@vitejs/plugin-react→^4.3.4,eslint→^8.57.1. - Added
@goodsdks/react-hooks(used inBridgeForm.tsx) and@tanstack/react-query(used inconfig.tsx) which were missing. viemandwagmiare kept at v2 since the bridging SDK requires wagmi v2 APIs (vs v1 in the identity app).
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You are combining all histories cross-chain, and then finaly sort the combined list on blocknumbers.
blocknumbers are chain-specific and this will result in a wrong order
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5. packages/bridging-sdk/src/viem-sdk.ts — Cross-chain history sorted by chain-specific block numbers
Reviewer: Block numbers are chain-specific — combining all chains then sorting by blockNumber gives a wrong order.
Fix: Extracted a private static _fetchChainHistory(address, publicClient, chainId, options) helper. Each chain's events are sorted by block number within that chain. getAllHistory no longer applies a cross-chain sort — it flattens per-chain results in place.
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Why initializing a new chainSdk, and not just make getHistory accept a param chainId?
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6. packages/bridging-sdk/src/viem-sdk.ts — getAllHistory creates new SDK instances per chain
Reviewer: Why initialize a new BridgingSDK per chain instead of passing chainId as a param?
Fix: getAllHistory now calls the private static _fetchChainHistory directly with the client and chainId from the clients map — no new BridgingSDK instances are create
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You override here this.currentChainId to wallet-client chainId
When you do reads using publicClient, chainId will no longer be aligned
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7. packages/bridging-sdk/src/viem-sdk.ts — setWalletClient overrides currentChainId
Reviewer: Overriding this.currentChainId to the wallet client's chain misaligns it with the publicClient used for reads.
Fix: Removed this.currentChainId = walletClient.chain.id from setWalletClient. currentChainId is now exclusively driven by the publicClient (set in the constructor).
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This logic does not make sense.
Display logic should affect fee fetching and display, balance fetching and output calculations.
If a user is not connected to the right chain, it should trigger switch chain when choosing to bridge.
This current flow breaks the demo-app. if I click switch I am no longer able to find a working route.
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8. apps/demo-bridging-app/src/components/BridgeForm.tsx — Broken swap logic
Reviewer: handleSwapChains set toChain = fromChain, breaking routing. The swap button should trigger a wallet chain switch, and balance/fee display should follow.
Fix: handleSwapChains now calls switchChain({ chainId: toChain }) via wagmi's useSwitchChain. When the wallet switches, fromChain (derived from walletChainId) updates automatically, toChain resets via the existing useEffect, and all fee/balance hooks re-fetch against the correct chains.
…fee balance check - Deduplicate bridge history by id: drop BridgeRequest when a matching ExecutedTransfer exists - Add per-chain HISTORY_BLOCK_LOOKBACK constants (~7 days) to surface older transactions - Add native balance preflight check in BridgeForm to show a clear error when wallet lacks funds for bridge fee - Rebuild bridging-sdk dist
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Description
This PR introduces the new Bridging SDK to the GoodSDKs monorepo, enabling cross-chain G$ token transfers using Axelar and LayerZero protocols. The implementation follows the established patterns from other SDK packages in the repository, particularly the citizen-sdk and engagement-sdk, to maintain consistency across the codebase.
The PR includes both the core SDK package and a demo application that showcases its functionality.
closes #26
Implementation Approach
We referenced the structure and patterns from existing SDKs, demo apps and (https://github.com/GoodDollar/GoodBridge/tree/master/packages/bridge-contracts/contracts/messagePassingBridge) :
SDK Package Structure
Following the citizen-sdk and engagement-sdk layout with:
Demo Application Structure
Following the demo-identity-app pattern:
Code Organization
SDK Package (packages/bridging-sdk)
Demo Application (apps/demo-bridging-app)
Key Features
Dependencies
SDK Dependencies
Demo App Dependencies
The demo app includes:
Checklist:
@sirpy
Summary by Sourcery
Add a new cross-chain GoodDollar bridging SDK package and a demo React app showcasing G$ transfers across supported chains via Axelar and LayerZero.
New Features:
Enhancements:
demo video: https://www.loom.com/share/100f40fb7fc04afa8abe20dbb50bc6ac