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Add NFT contract #569

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The pull request introduces two new classes in the contract.py file: ContractOwnableERC721BaseClass and ContractOwnableERC721OnGnosisChain. The former extends ContractBaseClass and implements methods for ERC-721 token management, such as minting, transferring, and querying token details. The latter class combines the base ERC-721 functionality with Gnosis Chain-specific implementations. No existing classes were modified, ensuring the previous structure remains intact.

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File Path Change Summary
prediction_market_agent_tooling/tools/contract.py - Added ContractOwnableERC721BaseClass with methods: safeMint, balanceOf, ownerOf, name, symbol, tokenURI, safeTransferFrom.
- Added ContractOwnableERC721OnGnosisChain extending ContractOwnableERC721BaseClass and ContractOnGnosisChain.

Possibly related PRs

  • Add a new contract used for debugging #437: The DebuggingContract class in this PR extends ContractOnGnosisChain, which is relevant to the ContractOwnableERC721OnGnosisChain class introduced in the main PR, as both involve contract functionalities on the Gnosis Chain.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
prediction_market_agent_tooling/tools/contract.py (2)

393-406: Consider enhancing the safeMint method with tokenId parameter.

The current implementation assumes auto-incrementing tokenIds. Consider making the tokenId parameter explicit for better flexibility and control over token minting.

 def safeMint(
     self,
     api_keys: APIKeys,
     to_address: ChecksumAddress,
+    token_id: int,
     tx_params: t.Optional[TxParams] = None,
     web3: Web3 | None = None,
 ) -> TxReceipt:
     return self.send(
         api_keys=api_keys,
         function_name="safeMint",
-        function_params=[to_address],
+        function_params=[to_address, token_id],
         tx_params=tx_params,
         web3=web3,
     )

428-443: Document the empty data parameter in safeTransferFrom.

The method uses an empty bytes string for the data parameter. Consider adding a docstring explaining this choice and whether custom data can be passed.

 def safeTransferFrom(
     self,
     api_keys: APIKeys,
     from_address: ChecksumAddress,
     to_address: ChecksumAddress,
     tokenId: int,
     tx_params: t.Optional[TxParams] = None,
     web3: Web3 | None = None,
 ) -> TxReceipt:
+    """
+    Safely transfers the ownership of a given token ID to another address.
+    
+    Args:
+        api_keys: API keys for transaction signing
+        from_address: Current owner of the token
+        to_address: Address to receive the ownership of the given token ID
+        tokenId: ID of the token to be transferred
+        tx_params: Optional transaction parameters
+        web3: Optional Web3 instance
+    
+    Note:
+        Uses empty bytes for the data parameter as no additional data is required
+        for standard transfers. Override this method if custom data handling is needed.
+    """
     return self.send(
         api_keys=api_keys,
         function_name="safeTransferFrom",
         function_params=[from_address, to_address, tokenId, b""],
         tx_params=tx_params,
         web3=web3,
     )
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prediction_market_agent_tooling/tools/contract.py (2)

467-473: LGTM! Chain-specific implementation follows the established pattern.

The class correctly combines the ERC-721 base functionality with Gnosis Chain configuration.


386-391: Verify the existence of ownable_erc721.abi.json.

Ensure that the ABI file exists at the specified path and contains the required ERC-721 interface definitions.

✅ Verification successful

ABI file exists and contains all required ERC-721 interface functions

The verification confirms that:

  • The ABI file exists at the expected path: prediction_market_agent_tooling/abis/ownable_erc721.abi.json
  • The file contains all essential ERC-721 interface functions:
    • balanceOf
    • name
    • ownerOf
    • safeMint
    • safeTransferFrom
    • symbol
    • tokenURI
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the existence and content of the ERC-721 ABI file

# Check if the ABI file exists
fd -t f "ownable_erc721.abi.json" 

# If found, verify it contains essential ERC-721 function signatures
fd -t f "ownable_erc721.abi.json" -x cat {} | jq -r '.[] | select(.type == "function") | .name' | grep -E "^(safeMint|balanceOf|ownerOf|name|symbol|tokenURI|safeTransferFrom)$"

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
prediction_market_agent_tooling/tools/contract.py (4)

385-391: Add a docstring to ContractOwnableERC721BaseClass for clarity.

Including a docstring that describes the purpose and usage of the ContractOwnableERC721BaseClass will improve code readability and maintainability.


416-423: Consider caching the results of name() and symbol() methods.

Since the name and symbol of an ERC-721 token are constant, caching these values can reduce unnecessary contract calls and improve performance.

Apply this diff to implement caching:

+    def name_cached(self, web3: Web3 | None = None) -> str:
+        web3 = web3 or self.get_web3()
+        cache_key = create_contract_method_cache_key(self.name, web3)
+        if cache_key not in self._cache:
+            self._cache[cache_key] = self.name(web3=web3)
+        return self._cache[cache_key]
+
+    def symbol_cached(self, web3: Web3 | None = None) -> str:
+        web3 = web3 or self.get_web3()
+        cache_key = create_contract_method_cache_key(self.symbol, web3)
+        if cache_key not in self._cache:
+            self._cache[cache_key] = self.symbol(web3=web3)
+        return self._cache[cache_key]

412-415: Handle exceptions in ownerOf method for non-existent tokenId.

If ownerOf is called with a tokenId that does not exist, it may raise an exception. Consider handling this scenario gracefully or documenting the expected behavior to improve robustness.


467-473: Add a docstring to ContractOwnableERC721OnGnosisChain for clarity.

Providing a detailed docstring for ContractOwnableERC721OnGnosisChain will enhance readability and help others understand the class's purpose and usage.

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Comment on lines +393 to +399
def safeMint(
self,
api_keys: APIKeys,
to_address: ChecksumAddress,
tx_params: t.Optional[TxParams] = None,
web3: Web3 | None = None,
) -> TxReceipt:
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure access control is properly implemented in safeMint method.

The safeMint function typically should be restricted to authorized accounts (e.g., the contract owner). Verify that the smart contract enforces appropriate access control to prevent unauthorized minting.

Comment on lines +428 to +443
def safeTransferFrom(
self,
api_keys: APIKeys,
from_address: ChecksumAddress,
to_address: ChecksumAddress,
tokenId: int,
tx_params: t.Optional[TxParams] = None,
web3: Web3 | None = None,
) -> TxReceipt:
return self.send(
api_keys=api_keys,
function_name="safeTransferFrom",
function_params=[from_address, to_address, tokenId],
tx_params=tx_params,
web3=web3,
)
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⚠️ Potential issue

Verify parameter order for safeTransferFrom method.

Ensure that the parameter order [from_address, to_address, tokenId] aligns with the ERC-721 standard. Incorrect parameter ordering may lead to unexpected behavior.

Run the following script to verify the parameter order in the ABI:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the parameter order of the `safeTransferFrom` function in the ABI.

# Expected parameters: (address from, address to, uint256 tokenId)

jq -r '.[] | select(.name=="safeTransferFrom" and .inputs | length == 3) | .inputs[] | "\(.type) \(.name)"' \
    prediction_market_agent_tooling/abis/ownable_erc721.abi.json

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Just an observation -> ERC721 (like ERC20) has a approve method - this allows party B to spend (aka transfer) tokens owned by party A.
In that sense, since we just want to transfer the token from the agent to someone (if at all), then I think it's fine, but convincing the agent to call approve might be an attack vector, hence it's good NOT to have that functionality in there.

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kongzii commented Dec 6, 2024

But this is PMAT; the General Agent doesn't have automatic access to all methods defined in these contract classes.

@kongzii kongzii merged commit a742ced into main Dec 6, 2024
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@kongzii kongzii deleted the peter/nft branch December 6, 2024 12:48
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