docs: add spec files #17
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participant User
participant ForwardingModule
participant Ledger
User->>ForwardingModule: Register Forwarding Account
ForwardingModule->>Ledger: Store Account Details
Ledger-->>ForwardingModule: Confirmation
User->>ForwardingModule: Query Allowed Denominations
ForwardingModule->>Ledger: Retrieve Denominations
Ledger-->>ForwardingModule: List of Denominations
ForwardingModule-->>User: Return Denominations
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spec/05-cli.md (8)
5-5: Clarify the purpose of CLI commands.Consider expanding the overview to briefly mention the types of operations users can perform with these CLI commands, such as querying state or executing transactions, to provide a clearer understanding of their purpose.
- The CLI commands for the `x/forwarding` module allow users to query information and execute transactions. + The CLI commands for the `x/forwarding` module enable users to query information about forwarding accounts and execute transactions to manage these accounts.
11-11: Provide more context forQuery Denoms.Consider adding a brief explanation of what "allowed denominations" means in the context of the module.
- Queries the list of allowed denominations. + Queries the list of token denominations that are permitted for forwarding within the module.
19-19: Clarify the use of fallback address.It's important to specify what the fallback address is used for in the context of querying forwarding addresses.
- Queries the address of a forwarding account based on the specified IBC channel, recipient, and fallback address. + Queries the address of a forwarding account based on the specified IBC channel, recipient, and fallback address, which is used if the primary forwarding fails.
28-28: Clarify the scope ofQuery Forwarding Stats.Consider specifying that the statistics cover all channels to avoid ambiguity.
- Queries general forwarding statistics across all channels. + Queries general forwarding statistics, including the number of accounts and forwarded packets, across all IBC channels.
36-36: ClarifyQuery Forwarding Stats by Channel.Consider specifying what specific statistics are retrieved for a given channel.
- Queries general forwarding statistics for a specific IBC channel. + Queries specific forwarding statistics, such as the number of accounts and forwarded packets, for a given IBC channel.
47-47: Clarify the registration process.Consider specifying what happens if the registration fails or if there are any prerequisites.
- Registers a new forwarding account with the specified recipient address, IBC channel, and fallback address. + Registers a new forwarding account with the specified recipient address, IBC channel, and fallback address. Ensure that the signer has the necessary permissions to perform this operation.
56-56: Clarify account clearing behavior.Consider explaining what happens to the packets if the fallback address is not used.
- Clears a forwarding account, sending any remaining packets to the fallback address. + Clears a forwarding account, sending any remaining packets to the fallback address if specified. If not, packets are attempted to be sent at the end of the next block.
65-65: Clarify the impact of setting allowed denominations.Consider explaining the significance of setting these denominations within the module.
- Sets the list of allowed denominations for forwarding within the module. + Sets the list of allowed denominations for forwarding within the module, controlling which tokens can be forwarded through the IBC channels.spec/03-events.md (4)
5-5: Clarify the purpose of emitted events.Consider mentioning the importance of these events for monitoring and debugging purposes.
- The `x/forwarding` module emits events for actions such as registration or clearing of forwarding accounts and updates to the list of allowed denominations. + The `x/forwarding` module emits events for actions such as registration or clearing of forwarding accounts and updates to the list of allowed denominations, which are crucial for monitoring and debugging the module's operations.
9-9: Clarify the significance ofAccountRegistered.Consider explaining why this event is important in the context of the module.
- `AccountRegistered` is emitted when a new forwarding account is registered. + `AccountRegistered` is emitted when a new forwarding account is registered, indicating successful creation and enabling packet routing through the specified channel.
38-38: Clarify the significance ofAccountCleared.Consider explaining the implications of clearing an account.
- `AccountCleared` is emitted when a forwarding account is cleared. + `AccountCleared` is emitted when a forwarding account is cleared, signaling the removal of routing capabilities and the handling of any remaining packets.
63-63: Clarify the significance ofAllowedDenomsConfigured.Consider explaining the impact of updating allowed denominations.
- `AllowedDenomsConfigured` is emitted whenever the list of allowed denominations is updated. + `AllowedDenomsConfigured` is emitted whenever the list of allowed denominations is updated, reflecting changes in the tokens that can be forwarded, which can affect transaction processing.spec/01-state.md (3)
5-5: Clarify the purpose of state management.Consider explaining why maintaining state is crucial for the module's operations.
- The `x/forwarding` module maintains state related to forwarding accounts, which are specialized accounts used to route IBC packets through predefined channels. + The `x/forwarding` module maintains state related to forwarding accounts, which are specialized accounts used to route IBC packets through predefined channels, ensuring consistent and reliable packet delivery.
9-9: Clarify the role ofForwardingAccount.Consider explaining the importance of each field in the structure.
- The `ForwardingAccount` structure stores the data needed for forwarding. This includes routing information, account creation details, and a fallback address. + The `ForwardingAccount` structure stores the data needed for forwarding, including routing information, account creation details, and a fallback address, all of which are essential for managing packet routing and handling failures.
44-44: Clarify the role of the genesis state.Consider explaining the significance of the initial configuration.
- The genesis state of the `x/forwarding` module sets up the initial configuration, including which denominations are allowed for forwarding and the initial statistics related to registered accounts and forwarding transactions. + The genesis state of the `x/forwarding` module sets up the initial configuration, establishing the baseline for allowed denominations and initial statistics, which are crucial for the module's startup and operation.spec/02-messages.md (4)
5-5: Clarify the purpose of messages.Consider explaining the role of messages in the module's operation.
- The `x/forwarding` module defines several messages concerning management of forwarding accounts and allowed denominations for IBC packet forwarding. + The `x/forwarding` module defines several messages for managing forwarding accounts and allowed denominations, facilitating the control and configuration of IBC packet forwarding.
9-9: Clarify the function ofMsgRegisterAccount.Consider explaining the importance of each field and the message's role.
- When `MsgRegisterAccount` is submitted, it creates a new forwarding account on the specified IBC channel. + When `MsgRegisterAccount` is submitted, it creates a new forwarding account on the specified IBC channel, ensuring packets are routed to the recipient with a fallback option, and requiring authorization from the signer.
35-35: Clarify the function ofMsgClearAccount.Consider explaining the implications of clearing an account and the role of each field.
- `MsgClearAccount` is used to clear a non-empty forwarding account, returning packets to the `fallback` address. + `MsgClearAccount` is used to clear a non-empty forwarding account, returning packets to the `fallback` address if specified, and requiring authorization from the signer.
59-59: Clarify the function ofMsgSetAllowedDenoms.Consider explaining the significance of updating the list of allowed denominations.
- `MsgSetAllowedDenoms` is used to configure or update the list of token denominations that are allowed for IBC packet forwarding. + `MsgSetAllowedDenoms` is used to configure or update the list of token denominations allowed for IBC packet forwarding, ensuring that only approved tokens are eligible for transfer.spec/04-queries.md (5)
5-5: Clarify the purpose of query endpoints.Consider explaining the role of these queries in the module's operation.
- The `x/forwarding` module provides several gRPC and REST query endpoints to retrieve information about allowed denominations, forwarding accounts, and statistics. + The `x/forwarding` module provides several gRPC and REST query endpoints to retrieve information about allowed denominations, forwarding accounts, and statistics, enabling users to monitor and manage the forwarding process effectively.
9-9: Clarify the function ofQueryDenoms.Consider explaining the significance of querying allowed denominations.
- `QueryDenoms` retrieves the list of denominations that are currently allowed for forwarding within the module. + `QueryDenoms` retrieves the list of denominations currently allowed for forwarding within the module, ensuring that users are aware of which tokens can be processed.
40-40: Clarify the function ofQueryAddress.Consider explaining the importance of retrieving forwarding account addresses.
- `QueryAddress` retrieves the address of a forwarding account based on the specified IBC channel, recipient, and fallback address + `QueryAddress` retrieves the address of a forwarding account based on the specified IBC channel, recipient, and fallback address, allowing users to verify account configurations.
77-77: Clarify the function ofQueryStats.Consider explaining the significance of retrieving forwarding statistics.
- `QueryStats` retrieves statistics related to forwarding operations across all channels + `QueryStats` retrieves statistics related to forwarding operations across all channels, providing insights into the module's performance and activity levels.
116-116: Clarify the function ofQueryStatsByChannel.Consider explaining the importance of channel-specific statistics.
- `QueryStatsByChannel` retrieves statistics for a given IBC channel. + `QueryStatsByChannel` retrieves statistics for a given IBC channel, offering detailed insights into the forwarding activity and account usage specific to that channel.
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Great job @twothirtyfive!
Sorry for so many comments, want to make sure we get this right!
Also, what's your thoughts on putting these files in x/fowarding/spec/*?
This is what we've done for x/aura 😄
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: John Letey <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Julian Kocher <[email protected]>
…into docs_v1
01_state.md: overview of the module's state management
02_messages.md: descriptions of the module's messages
03_events.md: events emitted by the module
04_queries.md: descriptions of available gRPC and REST query endpoints
05_cli.md: CLI command documentation for querying and transacting with the module
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