Modularization #133
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packages/ciphernode/data/src/lib.rs (1)
1-2: LGTM! Consider adding documentation.The introduction of the
datamodule and re-exporting its contents aligns well with the PR objectives of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing maintainability. This structure promotes better organization of the codebase.However, to further improve clarity and maintainability, consider adding documentation comments explaining the purpose of this module and what it contains. This will help other developers understand the role of the
datamodule in the overall architecture.You could add a doc comment like this:
/// The `data` module encapsulates ... /// It provides functionality for ... mod data; /// Re-export all public items from the `data` module for convenient access. pub use data::*;packages/ciphernode/Cargo.toml (1)
2-2: Approve changes with suggestions for improvementThe expansion of the
memberslist aligns well with the PR objectives of modularizing the codebase and establishing clearer module boundaries. The new modules correspond to the functionalities mentioned in the PR summary, which is a positive step towards better organization and maintainability.However, I have a few suggestions for further improvement:
Consider reordering the modules for better organization. For example:
members = [ "aggregator", "bfv", "core", "data", "enclave", "enclave_node", "evm", "fhe", "keyshare", "p2p", "router", "logger", "test_helpers", "tests" ]This groups core modules together and separates supporting modules (logger, test_helpers, tests) at the end.
The presence of both "bfv" and "fhe" modules seems redundant, as BFV is a specific FHE scheme. Consider merging these modules or clarify the distinction if they serve different purposes.
Remember to update the project documentation to reflect this new module structure, ensuring that developers can easily understand the purpose and interactions of each module.
Would you like assistance in reorganizing the
memberslist or merging the "bfv" and "fhe" modules?packages/ciphernode/sortition/src/lib.rs (2)
11-11: LGTM: Consistent export of the new module.The public export of the
sortitionmodule is consistent with the existing pattern in this file. This approach provides a clean, accessible API for the new functionality.Consider documenting the key types or functions exported from the
sortitionmodule in a comment above this line. This can help users of the crate quickly understand what's available without needing to dive into the module's source code.
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1-11: Overall: Good progress on modularization, consider adding documentation.The changes in this file effectively contribute to the PR's objective of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing modularity. The addition of the
sortitionmodule and its consistent export maintain a clean structure while extending functionality.To further improve the codebase:
- Consider uncommenting the
#![warn(missing_docs, unused_imports)]attribute on line 3. This will encourage comprehensive documentation and help maintain a clean import structure across the project.- Add module-level documentation comments (
//!) for each module, briefly describing their purpose and main components. This will enhance the crate's overall documentation and make it easier for developers to understand the purpose of each module at a glance.packages/ciphernode/data/Cargo.toml (1)
1-6: Enhance package metadata for clarity and consistency.The package metadata is generally well-structured, but consider the following improvements:
The description "Data persistence for enclave" could be more informative. Consider expanding it to clarify the specific role of this module in the context of the Gnosis Guild Enclave project.
Verify that the repository URL is correct and points to the intended location within the project structure.
Consider adding more metadata fields such as
authors,license, andkeywordsto provide more context and improve discoverability.Here's a suggested improvement for the description:
-description = "Data persistence for enclave" +description = "Data persistence and management module for the Gnosis Guild Enclave project"packages/ciphernode/evm/src/lib.rs (2)
1-14: Add module-level documentation.While the code structure is clear, there's no documentation explaining the purpose of each module or the overall functionality of this
lib.rsfile. Adding module-level documentation would greatly enhance maintainability and make it easier for other developers to understand and work with this code.Consider adding documentation comments for each module and for the lib.rs file itself. For example:
//! EVM-related functionality for the Gnosis Guild Enclave project. /// Module for handling EVM contract calls. mod caller; /// Registry for managing ciphernodes. mod ciphernode_registry; // ... similar for other modules pub use caller::*; // ... rest of the exports
1-14: Overall: Good modularization, consider API refinement and documentation.The new module structure in this file aligns well with the PR objectives of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing maintainability. The separation of functionality into distinct modules (caller, ciphernode_registry, contracts, enclave, listener, and manager) supports the goal of modularization and should facilitate easier testing and modification of individual components.
However, to fully meet the objectives and enhance long-term maintainability:
- Consider being more selective with public exports to maintain better control over the API.
- Add module-level documentation to explain the purpose and functionality of each module.
- Ensure that the actor model for message passing is appropriately implemented within these modules (this would need to be verified in the individual module files).
These refinements will further improve the codebase's organization, maintainability, and adaptability to market needs.
packages/ciphernode/sortition/Cargo.toml (1)
❗️ Removed Dependency Still in Use
The
alloydependency has been removed fromCargo.tomlbut is still being used in thepackages/ciphernode/sortition/src/distance.rsfile:
use alloy::primitives::{keccak256, Address};Please address this discrepancy to ensure there are no unresolved dependencies or potential build issues.
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1-14: Verify the relocation or obsolescence of removed dependenciesThe removal of Ethereum-related dependencies (alloy, alloy-primitives, alloy-sol-types) and utility libraries (futures-util, eyre) suggests a significant change in this package's functionality. This aligns with the PR objective of establishing clearer module boundaries. However, it's crucial to ensure that the functionalities provided by these dependencies are either:
- No longer needed for the sortition package, or
- Properly relocated to other modules in the project.
Please confirm that the removal of these dependencies doesn't leave any functionality gaps. Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the removed dependencies:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of removed dependencies in the sortition package # Test: Search for usage of removed dependencies rg --type rust -e 'futures_util|eyre|alloy|alloy_primitives|alloy_sol_types' packages/ciphernode/sortition/src # If the above command returns any results, it indicates that there might still be code relying on the removed dependencies.Length of output: 324
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of removed dependencies in the sortition package # Test: Search for usage of removed dependencies rg --type rust 'futures_util|eyre|alloy|alloy_primitives|alloy_sol_types' packages/ciphernode/sortition/srcLength of output: 200
packages/ciphernode/test_helpers/Cargo.toml (1)
10-10: Update bincode to the latest version.The current version of bincode (1.3.3) is not the latest. Consider updating to the most recent version for potential bug fixes and improvements.
packages/ciphernode/enclave/Cargo.toml (2)
15-15: LGTM: Addition oftokiofor improved async support. Consider reviewing feature set.The inclusion of Tokio aligns well with the PR objective of improving asynchronous support. However, the "full" feature set might be unnecessary and could increase compile times. Consider reviewing which specific Tokio features are needed for this project and only include those.
You might want to replace the "full" feature with only the specific features you need. For example:
tokio = { version = "1.38", features = ["rt", "macros"] }Adjust the features based on your project's requirements.
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1-15: Summary of Cargo.toml changesThe modifications to
Cargo.tomllargely align with the PR objectives of modularization and improving async support. However, there are a few points that require attention:
- The addition of
actix-rtseems to contradict the goal of addressing Actix's deprecation. Clarification is needed on the long-term plan for Actix usage.- The removal of FHE-related dependencies raises questions about how encryption functionality is now being handled.
- The
tokiodependency includes all features, which might be unnecessary. Consider specifying only the required features.These changes represent a significant shift in the project's dependency structure. Ensure that these modifications are reflected in the codebase and that all new dependencies are utilized effectively.
packages/ciphernode/test_helpers/src/utils.rs (2)
3-8: LGTM: Path handling logic is correct. Consider improving error handling.The logic for handling both absolute and relative paths is correct. However, consider adding explicit error handling for
std::env::current_dir()to provide more informative error messages.You could improve error handling like this:
let cwd = std::env::current_dir().map_err(|e| { std::io::Error::new( std::io::ErrorKind::Other, format!("Failed to get current directory: {}", e) ) })?;
15-21: LGTM: File writing logic is correct. Consider making the success message optional.The file writing logic is correct and uses appropriate error handling. The function correctly returns
Ok(())on success, propagating any errors that occurred. However, the success message might not be suitable for all use cases.Consider making the success message optional by adding a boolean parameter:
pub fn write_file_with_dirs(path: &str, content: &[u8], verbose: bool) -> std::io::Result<()> { // ... (existing code) ... if verbose { println!("File written successfully: {:?}", abs_path); } Ok(()) }This change would make the function more flexible for different usage scenarios.
packages/ciphernode/test_helpers/src/plaintext_writer.rs (2)
38-38: Approved: Formatting improvement, consider enhancing error handling.The formatting change improves readability without altering functionality, which is good. However, the use of
unwrap()for error handling might not be ideal for production code.Consider implementing more robust error handling, especially if this code might be used in a production environment. For example:
write_file_with_dirs(&self.path, format!("{}", contents.join(",")).as_bytes()) .map_err(|e| eprintln!("Error writing file: {}", e))?;This approach would log the error and propagate it up the call stack, allowing for more graceful error handling.
PlaintextWriter is used in non-test environments, consider revising its usage.
The
PlaintextWriteris found to be utilized inpackages/ciphernode/enclave_node/src/aggregator.rs, indicating it's employed beyond test environments. This raises potential security concerns since plaintext data handling should be restricted to test scenarios.
- Ensure that
PlaintextWriteris only used in intended test environments.- If its usage in production code is intentional, evaluate the security implications of writing plaintext data.
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1-39: Implementation aligns with PR objectives, consider security implications.The
PlaintextWriterimplementation aligns well with the PR's objective of using the actor model for message passing. However, there are a few points to consider:
- As this is writing plaintext data, ensure this code is only used in test environments and never in production.
- The comment about panicking behavior suggests this might be temporary. Consider adding a TODO or FIXME comment to track this for future refactoring.
- Given Actix's pending deprecation (mentioned in the PR objectives), it might be worth considering alternatives or at least marking this code for future review.
To ensure this code is only used in test environments, we can search for its usage:
This will help verify that the
PlaintextWriteris not accidentally used in production code.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for PlaintextWriter usage rg "PlaintextWriter" --type rustLength of output: 606
packages/ciphernode/fhe/src/utils.rs (1)
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1-68: Summary of changes and recommendations
The renaming of the
fhecrate tofhe_rsand the reorganization of theSharedRngimport align well with the PR objectives of refactoring and establishing clearer module boundaries.The core functionality of this file, including the
ParamsWithCrpstruct and associated functions, remains intact, which is good for maintaining stability.The removal of the
write_file_with_dirsfunction requires further clarification to ensure that file writing operations are properly handled elsewhere in the codebase.Overall, these changes contribute to the modularization efforts. However, please address the concerns raised about the removed function and verify the consistency of the crate renaming across the project.
packages/ciphernode/logger/src/logger.rs (1)
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32-32: Consider optimizing message handling to avoid unnecessary cloning.In the
handlemethod,msg.clone()is used in the match statement. This clones the entireEnclaveEvent, which may be unnecessary and could impact performance, especially for large event payloads.Consider refactoring to avoid cloning the entire message. Here's a suggested change:
- fn handle(&mut self, msg: EnclaveEvent, _: &mut Self::Context) -> Self::Result { - match msg.clone() { + fn handle(&mut self, msg: EnclaveEvent, _: &mut Self::Context) -> Self::Result { + match &msg {This change allows you to match on a reference to
msginstead of cloning it. You may need to adjust the match arms slightly to work with references.packages/ciphernode/sortition/src/sortition.rs (2)
4-5: Approve import changes with a minor suggestion.The import changes align well with the modularization objectives of the PR. Moving
DistanceSortitionto the current crate and centralizing other types inenclave_coreenhances maintainability and establishes clearer module boundaries.Consider grouping the imports for better readability:
use std::collections::HashSet; use actix::prelude::*; use crate::DistanceSortition; use enclave_core::{ CiphernodeAdded, CiphernodeRemoved, EnclaveEvent, EventBus, Seed, Subscribe };
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6-180: Approve unchanged code with suggestions for future improvements.The existing implementation aligns well with the PR objectives, maintaining the actor model for message passing and supporting modular management of cipher nodes. The code structure allows for flexibility and adaptability as required.
For future improvements, consider:
Evaluating the use of
actixgiven its pending deprecation, as mentioned in the PR objectives. Explore alternatives that maintain the benefits of the current actor model while improving asynchronous support.Enhancing error handling in methods like
containswhereunwrap()is used. This could improve robustness and align with best practices.Adding more comprehensive documentation to key structs and methods, enhancing maintainability for future developers.
Exploring opportunities to further modularize the
Sortitionstruct, potentially breaking it down into smaller, more focused components if it grows in complexity.packages/ciphernode/p2p/src/p2p.rs (1)
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63-67: Approved with suggestion: Consider parameterizing hardcoded values.The updated implementation of
spawn_libp2pcorrectly uses the newEnclaveRouter, which aligns with the import changes and provides more explicit control over its initialization and configuration. However, the hardcoded values for "mdns" and "enclave-keygen-01" might limit flexibility.Consider parameterizing these values or moving them to a configuration file to improve maintainability and flexibility. For example:
pub fn spawn_libp2p( bus: Addr<EventBus>, swarm_type: String, topic: String, ) -> Result<(Addr<Self>, tokio::task::JoinHandle<()>), Box<dyn Error>> { let (mut libp2p, tx, rx) = EnclaveRouter::new()?; libp2p.connect_swarm(swarm_type)?; libp2p.join_topic(topic)?; // ... rest of the function }This change would allow for easier configuration changes without modifying the code.
packages/ciphernode/evm/src/listener.rs (1)
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1-138: Consider addressing Actix deprecation and improve error handlingWhile the overall implementation looks good, there are a few points to consider:
Actix Deprecation: The PR objectives mention addressing the implications of Actix's pending deprecation. Consider evaluating alternatives or planning for a migration strategy.
Error Logging: Replace
eprintln!with a proper logging mechanism. This will improve error traceability in production environments.Error Handling: The
listenmethod could benefit from more robust error handling. Consider implementing a retry mechanism or more graceful error recovery.Here's a suggestion for improving the error handling in the
listenmethod:pub async fn listen(&self) -> Result<()> { let mut stream = self .provider .subscribe_logs(&self.filter) .await? .into_stream(); while let Some(log) = stream.next().await { if let Err(err) = self.process_log(log).await { // Log the error and continue processing log::error!("Error processing log: {:?}", err); self.bus.clone().do_send(EnclaveEvent::from_error( EnclaveErrorType::Evm, err, )); } } Ok(()) } async fn process_log(&self, log: Log) -> Result<()> { if let Some(topic0) = log.topic0() { if let Some(decoder) = self.handlers.get(topic0) { let event = decoder(log.clone())?; event.process(self.bus.clone())?; } } Ok(()) }This refactoring separates the log processing logic, making it easier to test and maintain. It also ensures that errors are logged and sent to the event bus without interrupting the main loop.
packages/ciphernode/keyshare/src/keyshare.rs (3)
1-9: LGTM! Consider further organizing imports.The reorganization of imports improves code readability by grouping related modules together. This aligns with best practices for organizing Rust imports.
Consider further organizing the imports by grouping standard library imports separately from external crates:
use std::sync::Arc; use actix::prelude::*; use anyhow::{anyhow, Context, Result}; use data::{Data, Get, Insert}; use enclave_core::{ CiphernodeSelected, CiphertextOutputPublished, DecryptionshareCreated, EnclaveErrorType, EnclaveEvent, EventBus, FromError, KeyshareCreated, }; use fhe::{DecryptCiphertext, Fhe};
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11-145: Consider refactoring opportunities in unchanged code.While the core functionality of the
Keyshareactor remains intact, there might be opportunities for improvement to align with the PR's modularization objectives:
Error Handling: The error handling in
on_decryption_requestedcould be improved by using custom error types instead ofanyhow::Error. This would provide more specific error information and improve error handling throughout the module.Dependency Injection: Consider using dependency injection for
Fhe,Data, andEventBusto improve testability and flexibility.Async/Await: The
Handlerimplementations could be updated to useasyncmethods for consistency withon_decryption_requested.Logging: Add structured logging to improve observability, especially for error cases.
Here's an example of how you might refactor the error handling:
use thiserror::Error; #[derive(Error, Debug)] enum KeyshareError { #[error("Secret key not stored for {0}")] SecretKeyNotFound(String), #[error("Error decrypting ciphertext: {0}")] DecryptionError(#[from] fhe::Error), // Add other error types as needed } // Then in on_decryption_requested: let unsafe_secret = data .send(Get(format!("{}/sk", e3_id).into())) .await? .ok_or_else(|| KeyshareError::SecretKeyNotFound(e3_id.clone()))?; // ... and so onWould you like me to propose more detailed refactoring suggestions for any specific parts of the code?
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1-145: Summary and Next StepsThis review has covered the changes in import statements, the removal of
KeyshareFactory, and potential improvements in the unchanged code. The main points to address are:
- Clarify the rationale and implications of removing
KeyshareFactory.- Verify that the changes align with the modularization goals outlined in the PR objectives.
- Consider the suggested refactoring opportunities, particularly in error handling, dependency injection, and async/await usage.
Next steps:
- Provide the requested clarification on the
KeyshareFactoryremoval.- Run the provided verification script to check for any remaining references to
KeyshareFactory.- Evaluate the suggested refactoring opportunities and decide which ones to implement.
- If you decide to make any changes based on this review, please update the PR for another round of review.
As we progress with the modularization efforts, consider creating a design document that outlines the new module structure, communication patterns between modules, and how this aligns with the actor model and event-driven architecture. This will help ensure that all team members have a clear understanding of the system's architecture and how individual changes contribute to the overall goals of the project.
packages/ciphernode/fhe/src/fhe.rs (2)
1-4: LGTM! Consider grouping related imports.The changes in import statements align well with the PR objective of establishing clearer module boundaries. The reorganization improves the overall structure of the codebase.
Consider grouping related imports together for better readability. For example:
use super::set_up_crp; use enclave_core::{E3Requested, EnclaveEvent, OrderedSet, Seed}; use fhe_rs::{ bfv::{ BfvParameters, BfvParametersBuilder, Ciphertext, Encoding, Plaintext, PublicKey, SecretKey, }, mbfv::{AggregateIter, CommonRandomPoly, DecryptionShare, PublicKeyShare}, };
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32-153: LGTM! Consider enhancing error handling.The retention of the
Fhestruct and its methods maintains the core functionality of FHE operations, which aligns with the PR objective of maintaining flexibility and adaptability. The stability in these core operations is commendable.Consider enhancing the error handling in the
Fhemethods. Instead of usinganyhow::Result, you could create custom error types for more specific error handling. This would improve error reporting and make it easier to handle different error cases. For example:use thiserror::Error; #[derive(Error, Debug)] pub enum FheError { #[error("Deserialization error: {0}")] DeserializationError(#[from] bincode::Error), #[error("Encryption error: {0}")] EncryptionError(String), // Add more specific error types as needed } // Then use Result<T, FheError> instead of anyhow::Result<T> in method signaturesThis change would provide more detailed error information and allow for more precise error handling throughout the codebase.
packages/ciphernode/evm/src/caller.rs (4)
6-9: LGTM! Consider grouping related imports.The changes in import statements align well with the PR objective of establishing clearer module boundaries. The separation of concerns is evident, which enhances modularity.
Consider grouping related imports together for better readability. For example:
use enclave_core::{EnclaveEvent, EventBus, Subscribe}; use sortition::{GetNodes, Sortition}; use super::EVMContract;
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75-117: LGTM! Consider creating an issue for the TODO item.The event handling logic remains unchanged, which is good for maintaining the core functionality. This aligns with the PR objective of maintaining flexibility and adaptability.
There's a TODO comment for implementing proof generation. Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track this task? This would help ensure it's not overlooked in future development.
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120-153: LGTM! Consider enhancing error handling.The
connect_evm_callerfunction maintains its core functionality, which is good for consistency and aligns with the PR objectives of maintaining testability and modularity.Consider enhancing the error handling by providing more context when an error occurs. For example:
evm_caller.send(AddContract { name: "enclave".to_string(), contract: Arc::new(enclave_instance), }).await.map_err(|e| anyhow::anyhow!("Failed to add enclave contract: {}", e))?; evm_caller.send(AddContract { name: "registry".to_string(), contract: Arc::new(registry_instance), }).await.map_err(|e| anyhow::anyhow!("Failed to add registry contract: {}", e))?;This would provide more specific error messages, making debugging easier in case of failures.
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1-153: Overall, the changes align well with the PR objectives.The modifications in this file, primarily focused on import statements and minor adjustments in method implementations, contribute to establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing maintainability. The core functionality remains intact, preserving the actor model for message passing and maintaining flexibility in event handling.
These changes support the PR's goals of improving modularity and organization while ensuring the system remains adaptable and testable. The separation of concerns evident in the updated import structure is a positive step towards a more modular codebase.
As the project evolves, consider periodically reviewing the event-driven architecture to ensure it continues to meet the project's needs, especially in light of the mentioned Actix deprecation. This proactive approach will help maintain the balance between the benefits of the actor model and potential performance considerations.
tests/basic_integration/test.sh (1)
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1-180: Overall script improvements and security considerations.The changes to this script align well with the PR objectives of refactoring and modularization. The removal of
exportfrom variables and the updates to file paths reflect the new module structure. However, there are some areas for improvement:
Security: The introduction of a hardcoded private key is a significant security risk. Consider using environment variables or a secure secret management system for sensitive data.
Modularity: The script could benefit from further modularization. Consider breaking down large sections into functions for improved readability and maintainability.
Error Handling: Enhance error handling and reporting, especially for critical operations like contract interactions and file operations.
Documentation: Add comments explaining the purpose of each section and any non-obvious operations to improve maintainability.
To address these points, consider the following refactoring suggestions:
- Move sensitive data to a separate, gitignored configuration file or use environment variables.
- Create functions for repetitive tasks like launching ciphernodes.
- Implement more robust error checking and reporting.
- Add explanatory comments throughout the script.
These changes will further improve the script's alignment with the modularization objectives while enhancing security and maintainability.
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packages/ciphernode/aggregator/src/publickey_aggregator.rs (1)
3-7: LGTM! Consider alphabetizing imports within groups.The reorganization of import statements improves code readability by grouping related imports. This change aligns well with the modularization objectives outlined in the PR.
Consider alphabetizing the imports within each group for even better organization. For example:
use enclave_core::{ E3id, EnclaveEvent, EventBus, KeyshareCreated, OrderedSet, PublicKeyAggregated, Seed, }; use fhe::{Fhe, GetAggregatePublicKey}; use sortition::{GetHasNode, Sortition};packages/ciphernode/enclave/src/main.rs (1)
20-31: Ensure consistency in command-line argument flags and help messagesReview the short and long flags for command-line arguments to ensure they are intuitive and consistent. Additionally, providing detailed help messages enhances usability.
Consider the following suggestions:
- Use more descriptive short flags or consider if short flags are necessary for all options.
- Provide
helpattributes in the#[arg]macros to give users information about each argument.Example modification:
struct Args { - #[arg(short = 'a', long)] + #[arg(long, help = "Node address in checksummed format")] address: String, - #[arg(short = 'r', long)] + #[arg(long, help = "RPC endpoint URL")] rpc: String, - #[arg(short = 'e', long = "enclave-contract")] + #[arg(long = "enclave-contract", help = "Enclave contract address")] enclave_contract: String, - #[arg(short = 'c', long = "registry-contract")] + #[arg(long = "registry-contract", help = "Registry contract address")] registry_contract: String, }This change removes potentially confusing short flags and adds helpful descriptions for each argument.
packages/ciphernode/evm/src/ciphernode_registry.rs (3)
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26-40: Handle possible integer conversion errors without panickingThe
Fromimplementation forCiphernodeAddeduses.expect()on conversions, which will panic if the conversion fails. Panicking may not be ideal in a production environment as it can bring down the entire application.Consider handling conversion errors gracefully to enhance robustness:
impl From<CiphernodeAdded> for enclave_core::CiphernodeAdded { fn from(value: CiphernodeAdded) -> Self { - enclave_core::CiphernodeAdded { + let index = match value.index.try_into() { + Ok(i) => i, + Err(_) => { + // Handle the error appropriately, e.g., log and use a default value + log::error!("Index exceeds usize capacity"); + 0 // or another appropriate default + } + }; + let num_nodes = match value.numNodes.try_into() { + Ok(n) => n, + Err(_) => { + log::error!("NumNodes exceeds usize capacity"); + 0 // or another appropriate default + } + }; + enclave_core::CiphernodeAdded { address: value.node.to_string(), // TODO: limit index and numNodes to uint32 at the solidity level - index: value - .index - .try_into() - .expect("Index exceeds usize capacity"), - num_nodes: value - .numNodes - .try_into() - .expect("NumNodes exceeds usize capacity"), + index, + num_nodes, } } }
28-28: Address the TODO: LimitindexandnumNodestouint32in SolidityThe TODO comment suggests limiting
indexandnumNodestouint32at the Solidity level to prevent potential overflows. Implementing this constraint will ensure safer type conversions and improve data integrity.Would you like assistance in updating the Solidity contract to enforce
uint32types for these fields? I can help draft the necessary changes.
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43-59: Handle potential conversion errors inCiphernodeRemovedwithout panickingSimilar to
CiphernodeAdded, theFromimplementation forCiphernodeRemoveduses.expect(), which can cause a panic on failure. It's advisable to handle these errors gracefully.Apply the same error handling strategy as suggested for
CiphernodeAdded:impl From<CiphernodeRemoved> for enclave_core::CiphernodeRemoved { fn from(value: CiphernodeRemoved) -> Self { - enclave_core::CiphernodeRemoved { + let index = match value.index.try_into() { + Ok(i) => i, + Err(_) => { + log::error!("Index exceeds usize capacity"); + 0 + } + }; + let num_nodes = match value.numNodes.try_into() { + Ok(n) => n, + Err(_) => { + log::error!("NumNodes exceeds usize capacity"); + 0 + } + }; + enclave_core::CiphernodeRemoved { address: value.node.to_string(), index: index, num_nodes: num_nodes, } } }packages/ciphernode/router/src/e3_request_router.rs (4)
13-13: Correct spelling in comment from "incase" to "in case"There's a minor spelling error in the comment; "incase" should be "in case".
Apply this diff to fix the typo:
-/// Helper class to buffer events for downstream instances incase events arrive in the wrong order +/// Helper class to buffer events for downstream instances in case events arrive in the wrong order
35-41: Ensure consistent naming conventions for struct fieldsIn
E3RequestContext, consider renaming fields for consistency. For example, changepublickeytopublic_keyto match Rust's naming conventions.Apply this diff to improve naming consistency:
pub struct E3RequestContext { pub keyshare: Option<Addr<Keyshare>>, pub fhe: Option<Arc<Fhe>>, pub plaintext: Option<Addr<PlaintextAggregator>>, - pub publickey: Option<Addr<PublicKeyAggregator>>, + pub public_key: Option<Addr<PublicKeyAggregator>>, pub meta: Option<CommitteeMeta>, }
82-83: Address the TODO: Implement typestate pattern for hook dependenciesThe comment suggests setting up a typestate pattern to ensure hooks are placed in the correct order of dependencies. This can enhance the safety and correctness of the module initialization process.
Would you like assistance in implementing the typestate pattern or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?
94-94: Fix typo in comment: "committe" should be "committee"There's a typo in the comment; "committe" should be "committee".
Apply this diff to correct the typo:
- // Everything needs the committe meta factory so adding it here by default + // Everything needs the committee meta factory so adding it here by defaultpackages/ciphernode/p2p/src/libp2p_router.rs (2)
31-32: Make channel capacities configurableThe channel capacities are hardcoded to
100withTODOcomments suggesting tuning. Consider making these capacities configurable through parameters or constants to improve flexibility.Example modification:
const CHANNEL_CAPACITY: usize = 100; // ... let (evt_tx, evt_rx) = channel(CHANNEL_CAPACITY); let (cmd_tx, cmd_rx) = channel(CHANNEL_CAPACITY);
10-10: Remove unused importtokio::ioThe import
tokio::iois not used in the code. Removing unused imports helps keep the code clean.Remove the unused import:
-use tokio::{io, select}; +use tokio::select;
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packages/ciphernode/sortition/src/sortition.rs (1)
Learnt from: ryardley PR: gnosisguild/enclave#107 File: packages/ciphernode/sortition/src/distance.rs:1-1 Timestamp: 2024-09-26T03:11:29.311Z Learning: In `packages/ciphernode/core/src/events.rs`, the import statements use the correct and updated `alloy::primitives` module.
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packages/ciphernode/data/src/lib.rs (1)
2-2: Verify contents of thedatamodule and consider specific imports.While using
pub use data::*;to re-export all public items from thedatamodule can provide a convenient API, it's important to be cautious with wildcard imports. They can potentially lead to naming conflicts or unintended exposures.To ensure we're only exposing what's necessary and to prevent potential issues, let's verify the contents of the
datamodule:After reviewing the contents, consider if it would be more appropriate to import specific items instead of using a wildcard import. This can make the code more explicit about what's being used and can prevent potential naming conflicts.
For example:
pub use data::{SpecificType1, SpecificType2, specific_function};This approach aligns with the PR's goal of enhancing maintainability by making the code more explicit and easier to understand at a glance.
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Verified: The
datamodule appropriately usespub use data::*;without exposing unintended items. No changes are necessary.🏁 Scripts executed
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tests/basic_integration/lib/prebuild.sh (1)
3-3: Binary target updated from 'node' to 'enclave'The build command has been modified to replace the
nodebinary target withenclave. This change aligns with the PR objectives of refactoring and modularizing the codebase, particularly the creation of anenclavemodule.However, there are a few points to consider:
- Ensure that all references to the
nodebinary throughout the project have been updated toenclaveto maintain consistency.- Verify that the
enclavebinary provides the same functionality as the previousnodebinary, or that any changes in functionality are intentional and documented.- Update any documentation or README files that may reference the old
nodebinary.To verify the consistency of this change across the project, please run the following script:
packages/ciphernode/sortition/src/lib.rs (1)
7-7: LGTM: New module aligns with modularization objectives.The addition of the
sortitionmodule is consistent with the PR's goal of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing modularity. This change contributes to a more organized codebase structure.packages/ciphernode/data/Cargo.toml (2)
1-10: Summary: Cargo.toml aligns with modularization goals but needs refinementThis new
Cargo.tomlfile for the "data" package aligns well with the PR's modularization objectives. It establishes a clear module boundary for data persistence within the Gnosis Guild Enclave project. However, to fully meet the PR objectives and ensure long-term maintainability:
- Enhance the package metadata for better clarity and discoverability.
- Carefully consider the Actix dependency in light of its pending deprecation.
- Evaluate additional dependencies that may be necessary for a comprehensive data persistence module.
These refinements will contribute to a more robust and future-proof module structure, supporting the goals of maintainability, flexibility, and quick iterations mentioned in the PR objectives.
8-9: Reconsider Actix dependency and evaluate additional requirements.
The PR objectives mention Actix's pending deprecation. Consider evaluating alternatives or have a plan for migration:
- Tokio with async-std could be a potential alternative.
- If actor model is still desired, consider
xactororcoerce.For a data persistence module, additional dependencies might be necessary:
- Database drivers (e.g.,
sqlx,dieselfor SQL databases)- Serialization libraries (e.g.,
serde)- Async runtime (e.g.,
tokio)Consider using a more flexible version specifier for
actixto allow minor updates:-actix = "0.13.5" +actix = "0.13"To verify the current usage of Actix in the project, run:
This will help assess the extent of Actix usage and inform the decision on whether to keep it or migrate to an alternative.
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Confirmed: Actix is extensively used across the project.
- Actix imports found in multiple modules, including tests, logger, router, keyshare, EVM, aggregator, data, sortition, P2P, enclave nodes, and core components.
- Multiple
Cargo.tomlfiles listactix = "0.13.5"andactix-rt = "2.10.0"dependencies.This confirms the initial concern regarding Actix's pending deprecation and underscores the need to evaluate alternatives or plan for migration.
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packages/ciphernode/evm/src/lib.rs (1)
1-6: LGTM: Clear module structure.The module declarations provide a clear structure for the EVM-related functionality, which aligns well with the PR objectives of modularization. Each module likely encapsulates related functionality, promoting better organization and maintainability.
packages/ciphernode/evm/Cargo.toml (1)
1-4: LGTM: Package metadata is well-defined.The package metadata is correctly specified:
- The name "evm" aligns with the file location.
- The version follows semantic versioning.
- Using Rust edition 2021 is a good practice.
packages/ciphernode/sortition/Cargo.toml (2)
15-16: Review the implications of new dependenciesThe addition of
actix = "0.13.5"andenclave-core = { path = "../core" }aligns well with the PR objectives:
Adding Actix addresses the need to evaluate alternatives in light of Actix's pending deprecation. However, it's worth noting that version 0.13.5 is not the latest (current latest is 0.13.1).
The inclusion of
enclave-coreas a local dependency supports the goal of modularization and establishing clearer module boundaries.To ensure these changes are implemented correctly:
- Verify that Actix 0.13.5 is the intended version:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the latest version of Actix and compare with the one used # Test: Get the latest Actix version LATEST_ACTIX=$(cargo search actix | grep '^actix =' | awk '{print $3}' | tr -d '"') echo "Latest Actix version: $LATEST_ACTIX" echo "Used Actix version: 0.13.5" # If the versions don't match, consider updating or justify the use of an older version
- Confirm that the
enclave-coremodule exists and is properly structured:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence and structure of the enclave-core module # Test: Check if the enclave-core directory exists if [ -d "../core" ]; then echo "enclave-core module exists" # List the contents of the core module ls -R ../core else echo "Error: enclave-core module not found" fi
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1-17: Overall impact aligns well with PR objectivesThe changes to the
sortitionpackage's dependencies demonstrate a significant step towards the PR objectives:
- Modularization: The removal of Ethereum-related dependencies and the addition of the local
enclave-coremodule support the goal of establishing clearer module boundaries.- Addressing Actix's deprecation: The explicit addition of Actix as a dependency shows an effort to evaluate and potentially migrate to alternatives.
- Enhancing maintainability: By simplifying the dependency structure and moving towards a more modular design, these changes should contribute to improved maintainability.
These modifications appear to be in line with the overall goals of the refactoring process. However, it's crucial to ensure that all necessary functionalities are preserved across the new module structure.
To confirm that the changes haven't inadvertently removed critical functionality:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any significant changes in the sortition module's public API # Test: Compare the public API of the sortition module before and after changes git diff origin/main -- packages/ciphernode/sortition/src/lib.rs | grep '^[+-]pub ' # If this command returns results, it indicates changes to the public API which should be carefully reviewedpackages/ciphernode/test_helpers/Cargo.toml (4)
1-5: LGTM: Package metadata looks good.The package metadata is well-defined:
- The name "test-helpers" is appropriate for a test utilities package.
- Starting with version "0.1.0" is standard for a new package.
- Using Rust edition 2021 ensures access to the latest stable language features.
8-9: LGTM: Good use of local and up-to-date dependencies.The use of local path dependencies for
enclave-coreandfhepromotes modular development. The versions forrand_chachaandrandare up-to-date, which is good for security and performance.Also applies to: 14-15
12-13: Evaluate the stability of Git dependencies.Using Git dependencies for
fhe_rsandfhe-traitsmay lead to reproducibility issues. Consider vendoring these dependencies or using published versions if available.To check if there are published versions, run:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for published versions of fhe and fhe-traits cargo search fhe cargo search fhe-traits
7-7:⚠️ Potential issueConsider alternatives to Actix due to pending deprecation.
The PR objectives mention addressing Actix's pending deprecation. Consider exploring alternatives like Tokio or async-std for actor-like functionality, or evaluate if the actor model is still necessary for this project.
To check Actix usage in the project, run:
packages/ciphernode/enclave/Cargo.toml (4)
11-11: LGTM: Addition ofenclave_nodedependency aligns with modularization goals.The inclusion of
enclave_nodeas a local dependency supports the PR's objective of establishing clearer module boundaries. This change contributes to better organization and maintainability of the codebase.
13-13: LGTM: Addition ofclapfor improved CLI handling. Please clarify its purpose.The inclusion of
clapwith the "derive" feature suggests an improvement in command-line argument handling. While this is a positive addition, it wasn't explicitly mentioned in the PR objectives. Could you provide more context on how this fits into the overall modularization effort?
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1-15: Address the removal ofasync-stdand FHE-related dependencies.The removal of
async-stdis understandable given the addition of Tokio. However, the removal of FHE-related dependencies (fhe,fhe-traits,fhe-util) might impact the project's encryption capabilities. Could you provide more context on how the encryption functionality is being handled after these removals?To check for any remaining FHE-related code, run:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for FHE-related code in the codebase rg --type rust 'use fhe'
12-12: Verify the usage ofalloyacross the codebase.The addition of
alloywith full features suggests enhanced EVM support, which aligns with the project's goals. However, it's important to ensure that this dependency is utilized effectively across the codebase.To verify the usage of
alloy, run the following script:✅ Verification successful
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alloydependency is effectively utilized across the codebase, aligning with the project's objectives for enhanced EVM support.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/ciphernode/router/src/committee_meta.rs (3)
1-3: Approved: Import changes align with modularization objectives.The replacement of
ActorFactorywithEventHookfrom the super module aligns well with the PR objectives of modularization and addressing Actix's deprecation. This change suggests a shift towards an event-driven approach, which should enhance the system's flexibility and maintainability.
17-17: Approved: Simplified pattern matching enhances readability.The simplification of the pattern matching for
EnclaveEvent::E3Requestedby removing the explicit type annotation is a good change. It enhances code readability without altering functionality, aligning with the PR objectives of improving maintainability.
15-15: Approved: Method signature change aligns with modularization goals.The change in return type from
ActorFactorytoEventHookis consistent with the import changes and aligns well with the PR objectives of modularization and potentially improving asynchronous support.To ensure this change doesn't introduce issues elsewhere in the codebase, please run the following verification script:
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add_hookAcceptsEventHook.The
CommitteeMetaFactory::create()method is now returning anEventHook, and it's being used inbuilder.add_hook(CommitteeMetaFactory::create())withine3_request_router.rs. To ensure compatibility, please verify that theadd_hookmethod is designed to accept anEventHookparameter.
Verified:
add_hookmethod correctly acceptsEventHook.The
add_hookmethod ine3_request_router.rsis properly defined to accept anEventHookparameter. Additionally, there are no remaining references toActorFactorywithin the codebase. The method signature change fromActorFactorytoEventHookis consistent and does not introduce compatibility issues.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/ciphernode/test_helpers/src/utils.rs (3)
1-2: LGTM: Function signature and imports are well-defined.The function signature is clear and appropriate for its purpose. The use of
&[u8]for content allows flexibility in the type of data that can be written. The return type correctly indicates potential I/O errors.
10-13: LGTM: Directory creation logic is robust and correct.The use of
fs::create_dir_allis appropriate for creating nested directories. The code correctly handles the case where the file might be in the root directory (no parent). Error handling is done using the?operator, which is suitable for this context.
1-21: Summary: The new utility function aligns well with the PR objectives.The
write_file_with_dirsfunction is a well-implemented utility that aligns with the PR objectives of modularization and enhancing maintainability. It provides a useful tool for writing files with automatic directory creation, which can be beneficial for testing and potentially other parts of the project.The function is robust, handling both absolute and relative paths, creating directories as needed, and properly managing potential I/O errors. The suggested improvements (explicit error handling for
current_dir()and optional verbose output) would further enhance its flexibility and usefulness.This utility function contributes to the project's modularity by encapsulating file writing logic with directory creation, which could be reused across different parts of the codebase, supporting the overall goal of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing organization.
packages/ciphernode/core/Cargo.toml (3)
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1-4: Package name change aligns with modularization effortsThe package name has been changed from "core" to "enclave-core". This change is consistent with the PR objectives of modularization and helps avoid potential naming conflicts. It also better reflects the specific role of this module within the larger project structure.
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12-21: Significant reduction in dependencies aligns with modularization goalsThe removal of several dependencies (p2p, sortition, libp2p, fhe, fhe-traits, fhe-util, actix-rt, rand, rand_chacha, secp256k1, tokio, and base64) aligns well with the PR objectives of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing maintainability. This change suggests that these functionalities might have been moved to separate modules or packages, which is consistent with the modularization effort.
To ensure that the removed dependencies haven't left any unused imports or broken functionality, please run the following script:
If the script finds any remaining references or if there are compilation errors, please address them accordingly.
22-23: Review addition of base91 and update to anyhowThe addition of the base91 dependency (version 0.1.0) and the update to anyhow (version 1.0.86) are minor changes. However, it's important to ensure that:
- The base91 dependency is necessary and used in the codebase.
- The update to anyhow doesn't introduce any breaking changes.
To verify the usage of base91 and check for any potential issues with the anyhow update, please run the following script:
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packages/ciphernode/p2p/Cargo.toml (1)
18-20: Dependency changes align with modularization, but actix addition needs clarificationThe changes to dependencies in this Cargo.toml file largely align with the PR objectives of modularization and refactoring:
Removal of FHE-related dependencies (bfv, fhe, fhe-traits, fhe-util) suggests that FHE functionality may have been moved to a separate module, which aligns with the modularization goal.
Addition of
enclave-coreas a local dependency (line 18) supports the new modular structure outlined in the PR objectives.Addition of
anyhow(line 19) indicates an improvement in error handling practices, which can contribute to better maintainability.However, there's one point that needs clarification:
- Addition of
actix(line 20) contradicts the mention of Actix's pending deprecation in the PR objectives. This needs to be addressed.To verify the impact of removing FHE-related dependencies and ensure no lingering references, please run the following script:
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packages/ciphernode/test_helpers/src/public_key_writer.rs (3)
1-2: Excellent modularization of importsThe changes to the import statements align well with the PR objectives of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing maintainability:
- Moving
EnclaveEvent,EventBus, andSubscribeto theenclave_coremodule creates a more organized structure for core types.- Importing
write_file_with_dirsfrom the parent module (super::) suggests better separation of utility functions.These changes contribute to a cleaner and more modular codebase, which should improve maintainability and organization as intended.
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1-38: Summary: Successful modularization stepThe changes made to
public_key_writer.rsalign well with the PR objectives:
- Improved module boundaries: Moving core types to
enclave_coreand utility functions to a parent module enhances the overall structure.- Enhanced maintainability: The new import structure makes it clearer where different components come from, improving code readability and maintainability.
- Preserved functionality: The changes were implemented without breaking existing code, maintaining the system's stability.
These modifications contribute to a more organized and efficient codebase, supporting the goals of quick iterations and enhanced adaptability. The only suggested improvement is a minor enhancement in error handling, which would further improve the robustness of the code.
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1-38: Verify correct usage of imported types and functionsThe changes to the import statements have been implemented without breaking the existing functionality. All imported types (
EnclaveEvent,EventBus,Subscribe) and thewrite_file_with_dirsfunction are used correctly throughout the file.However, there's a small improvement we could make in error handling:
In the
handlemethod, consider adding error logging whenwrite_file_with_dirsreturns an error. This would improve the robustness of the code:impl Handler<EnclaveEvent> for PublicKeyWriter { type Result = (); fn handle(&mut self, msg: EnclaveEvent, _: &mut Self::Context) -> Self::Result { if let EnclaveEvent::PublicKeyAggregated { data, .. } = msg.clone() { println!("Write pubkey to {}", &self.path); - write_file_with_dirs(&self.path, &data.pubkey).unwrap(); + if let Err(e) = write_file_with_dirs(&self.path, &data.pubkey) { + eprintln!("Error writing public key to {}: {}", &self.path, e); + } } } }This change would prevent the program from panicking if there's an error writing the file and provide more informative error output.
To verify the usage of imported types and functions across the codebase, we can run the following script:
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Verify Correct Usage of Imported Types and Functions
The changes to the import statements have been implemented without breaking the existing functionality. All imported types (
EnclaveEvent,EventBus,Subscribe) and thewrite_file_with_dirsfunction are used correctly throughout the file.However, there's a small improvement we could make in error handling:
In the
handlemethod, consider adding error logging whenwrite_file_with_dirsreturns an error. This would improve the robustness of the code:impl Handler<EnclaveEvent> for PublicKeyWriter { type Result = (); fn handle(&mut self, msg: EnclaveEvent, _: &mut Self::Context) -> Self::Result { if let EnclaveEvent::PublicKeyAggregated { data, .. } = msg.clone() { println!("Write pubkey to {}", &self.path); - write_file_with_dirs(&self.path, &data.pubkey).unwrap(); + if let Err(e) = write_file_with_dirs(&self.path, &data.pubkey) { + eprintln!("Error writing public key to {}: {}", &self.path, e); + } } } }This change would prevent the program from panicking if there's an error writing the file and provide more informative error output.
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packages/ciphernode/test_helpers/src/bin/pack_e3_params.rs (2)
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1-38: Impact analysis: No further changes required in this file.The change in the import statement from
enclave_core::encode_bfv_paramstofhe::encode_bfv_paramsappears to be the only modification needed in this file. The usage of theencode_bfv_paramsfunction in themainfunction remains unchanged, which suggests that the function signature and behavior have been preserved in the newfhemodule.This successful isolation of the
encode_bfv_paramsfunction without requiring changes to its usage aligns well with the modularization objectives of the PR. It demonstrates that the refactoring has maintained the existing functionality while improving the overall structure of the codebase.
2-2: LGTM: Import change aligns with modularization objectives.The change from
enclave_core::encode_bfv_paramstofhe::encode_bfv_paramsaligns well with the PR objectives of modularization and establishing clearer module boundaries. This modification supports the goal of refactoring the codebase to enhance maintainability and organization.To ensure the change doesn't introduce any issues, please verify that the
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encode_bfv_paramsfunction is defined inpackages/ciphernode/fhe/src/utils.rsas follows:pub fn encode_bfv_params(moduli: Vec<u64>, degree: u64, plaintext_modulus: u64) -> Vec<u8> { // function implementation }This confirms that the import change maintains the same signature and functionality, ensuring consistency and supporting the modularization objectives.
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packages/ciphernode/tests/Cargo.toml (3)
1-4: LGTM: Package metadata is well-defined.The package metadata is correctly specified:
- Name "tests" aligns with the package's purpose.
- Version follows semantic versioning.
- Uses the latest stable Rust edition (2021).
1-35: Overall: Good structure, but some improvements suggested.The Cargo.toml file is well-structured and aligns with the PR objectives for modularization. However, there are a few areas for improvement:
- Consider using crates.io for FHE dependencies instead of git repositories.
- Standardize on a single async runtime to avoid potential conflicts.
- Verify and update dependency versions as needed.
These changes will enhance the stability and maintainability of the project.
22-34: Verify dependency versions.Some dependencies might have newer versions available. It's important to keep dependencies up-to-date for security and performance reasons.
Let's check for any outdated dependencies:
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2-3: LGTM: Import changes align with modularization objectives.The updated import statements support the PR's goal of establishing clearer module boundaries. Importing
write_file_with_dirsfrom the parent module andEnclaveEvent,EventBus, andSubscribefromenclave_coreenhances the codebase's organization and maintainability.packages/ciphernode/test_helpers/src/bin/fake_encrypt.rs (2)
4-4: LGTM: FHE module import updated, verify consistency.The change from
fhe::bfvtofhe_rs::bfvfor importingEncoding,Plaintext, andPublicKeytypes is approved. This update likely reflects a restructuring of FHE-related modules, which aligns with the PR's modularization objectives.To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following verification script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistency in fhe/fhe_rs imports # Test: Search for old import. Expect: No results or clear explanation for any occurrences. rg --type rust "use fhe::bfv::(Encoding|Plaintext|PublicKey)" # Test: Search for new import. Expect: Consistent usage across the codebase. rg --type rust "use fhe_rs::bfv::(Encoding|Plaintext|PublicKey)" # Test: Check for any remaining uses of fhe::bfv. Expect: No results or clear explanation for any occurrences. rg --type rust "fhe::bfv::" # Test: Check for uses of fhe_rs::bfv. Expect: Consistent usage across the codebase. rg --type rust "fhe_rs::bfv::"If any inconsistencies are found, please update the relevant files to use the new
fhe_rs::bfvimport consistently.
3-3: LGTM: Import change aligns with modularization objectives.The change from
enclave_core::setup_bfv_paramstofhe::setup_bfv_paramsaligns with the PR's goal of establishing clearer module boundaries. This reorganization likely improves the overall structure of the project.Let's verify that this change is consistent across the codebase:
packages/ciphernode/enclave_node/Cargo.toml (2)
15-22: Excellent modularization of dependenciesThe addition of these local dependencies (evm, logger, fhe, data, keyshare, aggregator, router) aligns perfectly with the PR objectives of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing the project's modularity. This change will likely improve the codebase's organization, maintainability, and facilitate easier testing of individual components.
23-23: Great addition of test-helpers moduleThe inclusion of the
test-helpersmodule as a local dependency is a positive step towards improving the project's testability. This aligns well with the PR objectives and should make it easier to write and maintain tests across different modules of the project.packages/ciphernode/enclave/src/bin/aggregator.rs (2)
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1-45: File structure aligns with PR objectives.The overall structure of this file remains consistent with the PR objectives of modularization and maintaining system flexibility. The change in the import statement is the only modification, and it doesn't impact the functionality of the
mainfunction or the usage ofMainAggregator::attach.The file structure supports the goals of:
- Establishing clearer module boundaries
- Enhancing maintainability and organization
- Maintaining flexibility for quick iterations
No further changes are necessary in this file to meet the PR objectives.
3-3: Verify the module restructuring impact.The import statement has been updated from
enclave_core::MainAggregatortoenclave_node::MainAggregator. This change aligns with the PR objective of refactoring the codebase to establish clearer module boundaries.To ensure this change is consistent across the codebase and doesn't introduce any issues, please run the following verification script:
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packages/ciphernode/fhe/src/utils.rs (2)
1-1: Clarify removal ofwrite_file_with_dirsfunction.The
write_file_with_dirsfunction has been removed from this file. While this aligns with the modularization efforts, it's important to ensure that this change doesn't negatively impact other parts of the codebase that might have relied on this function.Please clarify:
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- If not, how should file writing with directory creation be handled now?
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9-9: LGTM! Verify module structure.The change from
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packages/ciphernode/logger/src/logger.rs (2)
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1-67: Implementation maintains consistency with modularization goals.The
SimpleLoggerimplementation successfully utilizes the newly imported types fromenclave_corewithout requiring any changes. This consistency demonstrates good backward compatibility and aligns well with the PR's objectives of maintaining the actor model for message passing and intra-module communication.The
attachmethod effectively usesEventBusandSubscribefor event subscription, while theHandlerimplementation forEnclaveEventshowcases proper intra-module communication. This structure supports the goal of enhancing maintainability and organization within the project.
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1-67: Summary: Changes align well with PR objectives, with minor optimization suggested.Overall, the modifications to
logger.rseffectively contribute to the PR's goals of modularization and maintaining the actor model for communication. The import change enhances module boundaries, while the existing implementation remains consistent and supports intra-module communication.A minor optimization was suggested to avoid unnecessary message cloning, but this is a low-priority enhancement. The file structure and implementation align well with the project's objectives of improving maintainability and organization.
packages/ciphernode/router/src/ciphernode_selector.rs (4)
22-22: Approved: Minor formatting improvement.The formatting change in the
addressfield assignment enhances code consistency and readability.
29-29: LGTM! Minor improvements in formatting and syntax.The changes in the
attachandhandlemethods improve code readability:
- The
do_sendmethod call inattachis now more consistently formatted.- The pattern matching in
handlenow uses theelsesyntax, which is more idiomatic.These changes align with the PR objective of improving code organization and maintainability while preserving the existing functionality of the
CiphernodeSelectoractor.Also applies to: 43-45
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1-68: Summary: Changes align well with PR objectives while maintaining functionality.The modifications to
ciphernode_selector.rssuccessfully contribute to the PR's goal of establishing clearer module boundaries and improving code organization. Key points:
- Import statements have been updated to reflect the new modular structure.
- Minor formatting improvements enhance code readability and consistency.
- The core functionality of the
CiphernodeSelectoractor remains intact, ensuring that existing behavior is preserved.These changes support the objectives of enhancing maintainability and organization while retaining the system's current capabilities. The modularization effort appears to be progressing well, setting the stage for improved adaptability and easier future modifications.
To ensure the modularization effort is consistent across the project, consider running the following check:
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4-5: LGTM! Import statements updated to reflect new module structure.The changes in import statements align well with the PR objective of establishing clearer module boundaries. This should enhance the overall organization and maintainability of the codebase.
To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify the usage of these new import paths:
packages/ciphernode/evm/src/contracts.rs (2)
58-58: Approve: Idiomatic use of field init shorthandThis change simplifies the
contract_addressfield assignment by using Rust's field init shorthand syntax. It's a minor improvement that enhances code readability without altering functionality. This aligns well with the PR's objectives of improving code organization and maintainability.
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1-85: File structure aligns well with project objectivesThe overall structure of this file aligns well with the project's objectives of modularization and maintainability:
- Clear separation of concerns: The file defines distinct contracts (
EnclaveandRegistryFilter) and provides a clean interface (EVMContract) for interacting with them.- Use of modern tools: The
alloycrate is used for Ethereum interactions, which supports the goal of using up-to-date and efficient libraries.- Asynchronous design: The use of
asyncfunctions supports the actor model and event-driven architecture mentioned in the project objectives.- Modularity: The code structure allows for easy testing and modification, supporting the project's emphasis on flexibility and quick iterations.
These aspects contribute to a well-organized and maintainable codebase, which is a key objective of the refactoring process.
packages/ciphernode/p2p/src/p2p.rs (3)
6-6: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The change in the import statement for
EnclaveRouteraligns with the PR objectives of refactoring and establishing clearer module boundaries. This modification suggests improved organization within the codebase.
9-9: Excellent: Improved import organization.The consolidation of imports from
enclave_coreenhances code readability and suggests a more centralized approach to core types and events. This change aligns well with the PR objectives of improving organization and establishing clearer module boundaries.
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1-114: Summary: Successful refactoring with minor improvement suggestion.The changes in this file successfully contribute to the PR's objectives of refactoring and improving module organization. The updated import statements and the modified usage of
EnclaveRouterenhance the code structure and clarity. While no major issues were found, consider the suggestion to parameterize hardcoded values in thespawn_libp2pfunction for improved flexibility and maintainability.Overall, these changes maintain the core functionality of the P2p actor while improving its integration within the broader system architecture.
packages/ciphernode/fhe/src/fhe.rs (2)
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1-153: Overall, the changes align well with the PR objectives.The refactoring of this file successfully establishes clearer module boundaries and improves the overall structure of the codebase. The removal of
FheFactorysimplifies the creation ofFheinstances, while the retention of core FHE functionality maintains the system's flexibility and adaptability.Key points:
- Import statements have been reorganized to reflect the new module structure.
- The removal of
FheFactorystreamlines the code but requires verification of its impact on the rest of the codebase.- Core FHE operations remain stable, ensuring continued functionality.
Suggestions for further improvement:
- Group related imports for better readability.
- Enhance error handling with custom error types.
- Consider adding more comprehensive documentation for the
Fhestruct and its methods to improve maintainability.These changes contribute positively to the overall goal of creating a more organized and efficient codebase that supports quick iterations and enhances the project's adaptability.
1-4: Verify the impact of removingFheFactory.The removal of
FheFactoryaligns with the PR objective of refactoring the codebase. This change simplifies the creation ofFheinstances, potentially improving the overall design.Please run the following script to verify that all usages of
FheFactoryhave been properly updated or removed throughout the codebase:Ensure that the script output shows no remaining references to
FheFactoryor itscreatemethod. If any references are found, they need to be updated to use the newFhecreation method.packages/ciphernode/evm/src/caller.rs (1)
44-52: LGTM! Consistent with updated imports.The changes in the
attachmethod are consistent with the updated import statements. The functionality remains intact, maintaining the event-driven architecture and aligning with the PR objective of using the actor model for message passing.tests/basic_integration/test.sh (2)
17-31:⚠️ Potential issueImprove variable scope and address security concerns.
The change from
exportto local variables is a good practice for modularization, limiting the scope of these variables to the script.However, there's a significant security concern:
The
PRIVATE_KEYis hardcoded in the script. This is a security risk, especially if this script is committed to version control.Consider using environment variables or a secure secret management system to handle sensitive data like private keys. For example:
PRIVATE_KEY="${PRIVATE_KEY:-default_value_for_testing_only}"
- The static analysis tool indicates that
INPUT_VALIDATOR_CONTRACTmight be unused.Let's verify if this variable is used elsewhere in the codebase:
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19-19: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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117-118: Verify the updated file paths inwaiton-filesfunction.The change from
nodetoenclavein the file paths aligns with the modularization efforts mentioned in the PR objectives. This update likely reflects changes in the project structure.To ensure the correctness of these new paths, let's verify their existence:
If these files exist, the change is correct. If not, we may need to update the paths or ensure that the build process creates these files.
packages/ciphernode/aggregator/src/publickey_aggregator.rs (3)
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10-185: LGTM! Code aligns well with PR objectives.The core functionality of
PublicKeyAggregatorremains intact and continues to use the actor model for message passing and intra-module communication. This aligns well with the PR objectives of maintaining the benefits of the current actor model while refactoring for better modularity.The unchanged code appears to be compatible with the import changes, and the removal of
PublicKeyAggregatorFactorydoesn't seem to affect the existingPublicKeyAggregatorimplementation.
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1-185: Summary: Changes align with modularization objectives, but verify impact of removed factory.The changes in this file, primarily involving import reorganization and the removal of
PublicKeyAggregatorFactory, align well with the PR objectives of modularization and maintaining the actor model for message passing. The core functionality ofPublicKeyAggregatorremains intact, which is positive for maintaining system stability.Key points:
- Import statements have been reorganized for better readability.
PublicKeyAggregatorFactoryhas been removed, which needs verification across the codebase.- The existing actor model and message handling in
PublicKeyAggregatorare preserved.These changes contribute to the overall goal of creating a more organized and efficient codebase. However, it's crucial to verify that the removal of
PublicKeyAggregatorFactorydoesn't cause any issues in other parts of the project.Please ensure that the verification script for
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PublicKeyAggregatorFactoryaligns with the modularization objectives. However, we need to ensure that this change doesn't cause any issues in other parts of the codebase.Run the following script to check for any remaining references to
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packages/ciphernode/p2p/src/lib.rs (1)
5-6: Modules 'libp2p_router' and 'p2p' are correctly declaredThe inclusion of
libp2p_routerandp2pmodules supports the new modular architecture and aligns with the PR objectives for clearer module boundaries.packages/ciphernode/core/src/lib.rs (2)
5-5: Modules restructured for improved clarityThe addition of
mod events;and focusing on essential modules aligns with the PR objectives of establishing clearer module boundaries. This enhances the maintainability and organization of the codebase.
10-11: Public interface streamlined to essential componentsBy exporting only
eventbusandordered_set, the public API is simplified, promoting better encapsulation and reducing complexity. This change supports a more efficient and adaptable codebase.packages/ciphernode/evm/src/ciphernode_registry.rs (5)
1-2: Approved: Updated import statements correctlyThe import statements have been updated to reflect the new module structure, replacing references to
eventswithenclave_core, which aligns with the modularization objectives.
6-6: Approved: ImportedEnclaveEventandEventBusfromenclave_coreImporting
EnclaveEventandEventBusfromenclave_coreensures consistency in event handling across the modules.
61-65: Approved: Updatedprocessmethod forCiphernodeAddedThe
processmethod now correctly converts the event into theenclave_core::CiphernodeAddedtype and sends it via theEventBus.
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processmethod forCiphernodeRemovedcorrectly handles the event conversion and dispatch.
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81-95: Approved: Connected event handlers with updated typesThe
connect_evm_ciphernode_registryfunction registers the event handlers forCiphernodeAddedandCiphernodeRemovedevents with the updated types fromenclave_core, aligning with the modularization effort.packages/ciphernode/enclave_node/src/ciphernode.rs (4)
3-13: Updated imports to reflect new module structureThe addition of
data::Data,enclave_core::EventBus,router::{CiphernodeSelector, CommitteeMetaFactory, E3RequestRouter, LazyFhe, LazyKeyshare}, andsortition::Sortitionimports aligns with the modularization objectives of the PR. This enhances code organization and maintainability by clearly defining module boundaries.
26-26: Updatede3_managerfield to useAddr<E3RequestRouter>The
e3_managerfield in theMainCiphernodestruct now usesAddr<E3RequestRouter>, reflecting the shift fromE3RequestManagertoE3RequestRouter. This change is consistent with the refactoring goals and ensures that the struct aligns with the updated request routing mechanism.
38-38: Constructor updated with newe3_managertypeThe
newmethod's parametere3_manageris now of typeAddr<E3RequestRouter>. This update is necessary to match the modified field in the struct and ensures that instances ofMainCiphernodeare initialized correctly with the new request router.
69-73: Initializede3_managerwithE3RequestRouterand lazy hooksThe
e3_manageris now initialized usingE3RequestRouter::builder(bus.clone()), with hooks added forLazyFhe::create(rng)andLazyKeyshare::create(...), before calling.build(). This lazy initialization approach enhances performance by deferring resource-intensive operations until they are needed.packages/ciphernode/evm/src/enclave.rs (3)
1-6: Imports updated to reflect module restructuringThe import statements have been correctly updated to align with the new module structure, ensuring that the code references the appropriate types from
enclave_core.
41-47: Correct implementation ofTryFromforE3RequestedThe
TryFromimplementation accurately converts&E3Requestedintoenclave_core::E3Requested, ensuring proper data mapping of all fields.
65-67: Consistent error handling inprocessmethodsThe
processmethod forE3Requestedcorrectly handles potential errors fromtry_into()using the?operator, ensuring that any conversion errors are propagated appropriately.packages/ciphernode/router/src/e3_request_router.rs (1)
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13-25: EventBuffer implementation is well-designedThe
EventBufferstruct effectively manages out-of-order events, and the implementation of theaddandtakemethods is correct.packages/ciphernode/aggregator/src/plaintext_aggregator.rs (4)
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28-43: Improved error handling inadd_shareenhances robustnessThe use of pattern matching in the
add_sharemethod to ensure that it operates only in theCollectingstate strengthens the code by preventing incorrect state transitions. This explicit check provides clearer error messaging and helps maintain the integrity of the aggregator's state machine.
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46-55: Simplification ofset_decryptionimproves code clarityBy using pattern matching in the
set_decryptionmethod, the code now more clearly expresses that decryption results are only set when the aggregator is in theComputingstate. This change enhances readability and ensures that state transitions occur correctly.
176-179: Direct passing ofciphertext_outputimproves maintainabilityPassing
ciphertext_outputdirectly from theComputeAggregatemessage intoGetAggregatePlaintextsimplifies the data flow and reduces unnecessary complexity. This adjustment makes the code more maintainable and easier to understand.
3-8: Ensure removal ofPlaintextAggregatorFactoryis fully integratedThe removal of the
PlaintextAggregatorFactorystruct and itscreatemethod changes how instances ofPlaintextAggregatorare instantiated. Please verify that all references toPlaintextAggregatorFactoryhave been updated to use the newPlaintextAggregator::newmethod and that no residual references remain in the codebase.Run the following script to check for any remaining references:
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packages/ciphernode/tests/tests/test_aggregation_and_decryption.rs (3)
33-55: Initialization functionsetup_local_ciphernodeis well-implementedThe function correctly initializes the local ciphernode and attaches the necessary components to the event bus. The use of builders and modular attachment enhances readability and maintainability.
295-295: Duplicate Comment: Avoid usingsleepfor synchronizationRefer to the earlier comment on line 219 about not using
sleepfor test synchronization.
337-337: Duplicate Comment: Avoid usingsleepfor synchronizationAs previously noted, using
sleepis unreliable for synchronizing asynchronous tasks in tests.
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packages/ciphernode/core/src/lib.rs (2)
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1-3: Consider enabling stricter lints for better code quality.The crate-level attributes look good, but the warning for
missing_docsandunused_importsis currently commented out. Enabling these warnings can help maintain better code quality and documentation.Consider uncommenting the following line:
#![warn(missing_docs, unused_imports)]This will help catch potential issues early in the development process.
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1-11: Comprehensive review of the crate restructuringThe changes to this file represent a significant restructuring of the
enclave_corecrate, which aligns with the PR objectives of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing maintainability. However, there are several important considerations:
Functionality preservation: The removal of numerous modules (e.g.,
cipernode_selector,evm_enclave,fhe,p2p) raises concerns about potential loss of functionality. It's crucial to ensure that all necessary features are either moved to the remaining modules or intentionally deprecated.API stability: These changes will likely break dependent code. A migration guide or deprecation warnings in a previous version would be beneficial for users of this crate.
Project requirements: Given the objectives of the Gnosis Guild Enclave project, verify that the new streamlined structure (focusing on events, event bus, and ordered sets) fully meets the project's requirements, especially regarding the actor model and intra-module communication.
Modularization strategy: While this change simplifies the crate's structure, ensure it doesn't conflict with the overall modularization strategy outlined in the PR objectives. The removal of modules like
evm_contractsandp2pseems to go against the goal of "extracting and defining specific modules".Testing: With the removal of the test module, ensure that comprehensive tests are maintained elsewhere to guarantee the correctness of the remaining functionality.
Next steps:
- Document the rationale behind removing each module and where their functionality has been moved or why it was deprecated.
- Create a migration guide for users of the crate.
- Review the project requirements to ensure all necessary functionality is preserved.
- Update or create new tests to maintain code coverage and ensure correctness.
- Consider gradually deprecating modules instead of removing them all at once to ease the transition for users.
Would you like assistance in creating a migration guide or reviewing the project requirements against this new structure?
packages/ciphernode/Cargo.toml (1)
2-2: LGTM! Consider alphabetizing the member list for better readability.The expansion of workspace members aligns well with the PR objectives of modularization and enhancing maintainability. The new modules correspond to the components outlined in the PR summary, which should improve the organization of the codebase.
Consider alphabetizing the list of members for easier navigation and maintenance. Here's a suggested order:
members = [ "aggregator", "bfv", "core", "data", "enclave", "enclave_node", "evm", "fhe", "keyshare", "logger", "p2p", "router", "test_helpers", "tests" ]packages/ciphernode/core/Cargo.toml (1)
⚠️ Incomplete Removal of Dependencies DetectedThe following removed dependencies are still in use across the codebase:
p2psortitionlibp2pfheactix-rtrandrand_chachasecp256k1tokiobase64Action Required:
- Refactor the modules where these dependencies are still being used.
- Ensure that all functionalities dependent on the removed libraries are adequately replaced or are no longer necessary.
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12-22: Significant changes in dependencies require careful consideration.The dependencies section has undergone substantial changes:
- Several dependencies have been removed (p2p, sortition, libp2p, fhe, fhe-traits, fhe-util, actix-rt, rand, rand_chacha, secp256k1, tokio, base64).
- New dependencies have been added (sha2, bs58, serde, bincode, futures-util, alloy, alloy-primitives, alloy-sol-types, base91).
- The 'actix' dependency now uses a workspace configuration.
These changes suggest a significant refactoring of the codebase. Please ensure that all functionality previously dependent on the removed libraries has been adequately replaced or is no longer needed.
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packages/ciphernode/enclave_node/src/main.rs (2)
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41-45: Consider a more flexible approach for address initialization.The usage of the
address!macro is correct and aligns with the import. However, initializingDistanceSortitionwith a hardcoded address might not be ideal for production use.Consider implementing a more flexible approach for address initialization, such as:
- Loading addresses from a configuration file.
- Accepting addresses as command-line arguments.
- Generating addresses dynamically based on runtime conditions.
This would make the code more adaptable to different environments and easier to maintain.
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36-71: Consider implementing a graceful shutdown mechanism.The overall structure of the main function is well-organized, with clear initialization steps and proper use of asynchronous programming for handling concurrent operations. The use of tokio for managing asynchronous tasks is appropriate and aligns with best practices for Rust networking applications.
To improve the robustness of the application, consider implementing a graceful shutdown mechanism. This could involve:
- Adding a signal handler to catch termination signals (e.g., SIGINT, SIGTERM).
- Using a shared atomic flag or a channel to communicate the shutdown signal to all running tasks.
- Implementing proper cleanup procedures for each component (EnclaveBFV, EnclaveRouter, etc.).
- Replacing the infinite loop with a more controlled loop that checks for the shutdown signal.
Here's a basic example of how you might structure this:
use tokio::signal; async fn shutdown_signal() { tokio::select! { _ = signal::ctrl_c() => {}, _ = signal::unix::signal(signal::unix::SignalKind::terminate()) => {}, } println!("Shutdown signal received"); } #[tokio::main] async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn Error>> { // ... existing initialization code ... let (shutdown_sender, mut shutdown_receiver) = tokio::sync::broadcast::channel(1); let main_loop = tokio::spawn(async move { loop { tokio::select! { _ = shutdown_receiver.recv() => break, line = stdin.next_line() => { if let Ok(Some(line)) = line { tx.send(line.as_bytes().to_vec().clone()).await.unwrap(); } } } } }); tokio::select! { _ = shutdown_signal() => { println!("Initiating shutdown"); shutdown_sender.send(()).unwrap(); } _ = main_loop => {} } // Perform any necessary cleanup here Ok(()) }This approach would make your application more resilient and easier to manage in production environments.
packages/ciphernode/enclave_node/src/ciphernode.rs (2)
67-72: LGTM:attachmethod updated with new component initializationsThe changes in the
attachmethod are consistent with the new imports and the shift toE3RequestRouter. The use ofLazyFheandLazyKeysharesuggests an optimization in the initialization strategy.Consider updating the documentation for this method to reflect the changes in component initialization, especially if the behavior of
LazyFheandLazyKeysharediffers significantly from their predecessors.
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1-91: Overall changes align well with PR objectivesThe modifications to this file are consistent with the PR's goal of refactoring and modularization. The changes to
E3RequestManager,FheFactory, andKeyshareFactorysuggest improvements in request routing and component initialization. These updates maintain the existing functionality while potentially enhancing performance and modularity.As this refactoring progresses, consider documenting the new module structure and the rationale behind changes like the introduction of
LazyFheandLazyKeyshare. This will help maintain clarity about the system's architecture as it evolves.packages/ciphernode/tests/tests/test_aggregation_and_decryption.rs (2)
66-250: Comprehensive test for public key aggregation and decryption.This test function thoroughly covers the key aspects of the ciphernode system, including event handling, key generation, and cryptographic operations. The step-by-step setup and verification process is well-structured and easy to follow.
Address TODO comment regarding FHE parameter tuning.
There's a TODO comment about tuning FHE parameters. It's important to address this to ensure the test covers a wide range of scenarios.
Consider implementing a parameterized test to cover different FHE parameter configurations.
Consider alternative synchronization method.
The test uses
sleep(Duration::from_millis(1)).awaitfor synchronization, which may lead to flaky tests.Consider using a more reliable synchronization method, such as
tokio::sync::Notifyor awaiting specific futures. For example:let notify = Arc::new(Notify::new()); let notify_clone = notify.clone(); // In the event processing logic notify_clone.notify_one(); // In the test notify.notified().await;This approach ensures that the test waits for the exact moment when the event processing is complete, rather than relying on a fixed sleep duration.
315-344: Effective test for P2P event forwarding to event bus.This test function successfully verifies that the P2P actor correctly forwards events from the network to the event bus. The simulation of network communication using channels is consistent with the previous test, and the assertions effectively check the expected behavior.
Consider alternative synchronization method.
Similar to the previous test, this function uses
sleep(Duration::from_millis(1)).awaitfor synchronization, which may lead to flaky tests.Consider using a more reliable synchronization method, such as
tokio::sync::Notifyor awaiting specific futures. For example:let notify = Arc::new(Notify::new()); let notify_clone = notify.clone(); // In the P2p actor's event handling logic notify_clone.notify_one(); // In the test notify.notified().await;This approach ensures that the test waits for the exact moment when the event is processed, rather than relying on a fixed sleep duration.
packages/ciphernode/router/src/e3_request_router.rs (4)
13-14: Fix typo in comment: 'incase' should be 'in case'The comment on line 13 contains a typo. Please replace "incase" with "in case" for clarity.
13-14: Use 'struct' instead of 'class' in commentIn Rust, the term "struct" is preferred over "class." Update the comment to use "struct" to align with Rust's terminology.
94-94: Correct typo in comment: 'committe' should be 'committee'There's a typo in the comment on line 94. Please correct "committe" to "committee" to ensure accuracy.
126-129: Rename parameter 'listener' to 'hook' for consistencyFor consistency with the field name
hooksand the overall terminology used in the code, consider renaming the parameterlistenertohook.Apply this diff to make the change:
pub fn add_hook(mut self, listener: EventHook) -> Self { - self.hooks.push(listener); + self.hooks.push(hook); self }
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packages/ciphernode/enclave_node/src/main.rs (1)
Learnt from: ryardley PR: gnosisguild/enclave#107 File: packages/ciphernode/sortition/src/distance.rs:1-1 Timestamp: 2024-09-26T03:11:29.311Z Learning: In `packages/ciphernode/core/src/events.rs`, the import statements use the correct and updated `alloy::primitives` module.packages/ciphernode/tests/tests/test_aggregation_and_decryption.rs (1)
Learnt from: ryardley PR: gnosisguild/enclave#133 File: packages/ciphernode/tests/tests/test_aggregation_and_decryption.rs:137-139 Timestamp: 2024-10-03T23:02:41.732Z Learning: In `packages/ciphernode/tests/tests/test_aggregation_and_decryption.rs`, using the same RNG instance `rng_test` for generating multiple key shares without advancing its state is acceptable.
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packages/ciphernode/core/src/lib.rs (1)
9-11: Ensure that the public API is sufficient for the crate's users.The public use declarations expose all items from
eventbus,events, andordered_set. This provides a clean and simple public API, which is good for usability.However, we should verify that this new structure provides all necessary functionality for the crate's users.
Please run the following script to check the contents of these modules:
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packages/ciphernode/Cargo.toml (1)
4-7: LGTM! Consider the implications of Actix's pending deprecation.The addition of workspace-level dependencies with pinned versions is a good practice for ensuring consistency across the project. This aligns with the comment from
ryardleyabout pinning dependency versions.However, given the PR objectives mentioning Actix's pending deprecation, it's important to consider the long-term implications. Let's verify the usage of Actix across the project:
Based on the results of this verification, you may want to consider:
- Documenting the plan for transitioning away from Actix in the future.
- Exploring alternative libraries that could replace Actix while retaining the benefits of the current actor model.
- Ensuring that new modules are designed with the potential future replacement of Actix in mind.
packages/ciphernode/router/src/committee_meta.rs (4)
1-3: LGTM: Import changes align with PR objectives.The updated imports reflect the shift from an actor-based model to an event-driven approach, which is consistent with the PR objectives of refactoring and modularization. The removal of
ActorFactoryand addition ofEventHooksupports the goal of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing maintainability.
16-20: LGTM: Simplified pattern matching improves readability.The simplification of the pattern matching for
EnclaveEvent::E3Requestedimproves code readability without altering the functionality. The removal of the explicit type annotation suggests improved type inference, likely due to the updated import statements.
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1-24: Summary: Changes align well with PR objectives.The modifications in this file successfully contribute to the PR's goals of refactoring and modularization. The shift from an actor-based model to an event-driven approach is evident in the changes to imports, method signatures, and implementation. These changes support the objectives of establishing clearer module boundaries, enhancing maintainability, and improving the project's adaptability.
The simplified pattern matching and updated type inference demonstrate attention to code readability and maintainability. Overall, these changes appear to be a positive step towards the project's modularization goals.
14-14: LGTM: Method signature change aligns with PR objectives.The change from
ActorFactorytoEventHookas the return type of thecreatemethod is consistent with the PR objectives. It supports the shift towards an event-driven architecture, which may improve asynchronous support and address the implications of Actix's pending deprecation.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please verify that all callers of this method have been updated accordingly. Run the following script to check for any remaining references to
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packages/ciphernode/core/Cargo.toml (4)
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1-3: LGTM: Package name change is appropriate.The package name change from "core" to "enclave-core" is a good decision to avoid disambiguation. The comment explaining the reason for the change is helpful and provides clear context.
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12-22: Potential impact of removing certain dependencies.The removal of dependencies like 'p2p', 'sortition', 'libp2p', 'fhe', 'actix-rt', 'rand', 'secp256k1', and 'tokio' could have significant implications:
- Removal of 'p2p' and 'libp2p' suggests changes in network communication strategies.
- Removing 'fhe' and related libraries might impact fully homomorphic encryption capabilities.
- The absence of 'actix-rt' and 'tokio' indicates a shift in the asynchronous runtime being used.
- Removing 'rand' and 'secp256k1' might affect cryptographic operations.
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12-22: New dependencies and their potential use.The addition of new dependencies suggests new functionalities or different approaches:
- 'sha2' and 'bs58' indicate use of SHA-2 hashing and Base58 encoding, possibly for cryptographic purposes.
- 'serde' and 'bincode' suggest improved serialization and deserialization capabilities.
- 'futures-util' might be used for asynchronous programming, possibly replacing some functionality from 'tokio'.
- 'alloy', 'alloy-primitives', and 'alloy-sol-types' indicate a focus on Ethereum-related functionality, which is a significant addition to the project's scope.
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12-22: Change from base64 to base91 encoding.The replacement of the 'base64' dependency with 'base91' is an interesting change:
- Base91 is a more efficient encoding scheme, potentially reducing data size by about 10% compared to Base64.
- However, Base91 is less widely used and may have less robust library support.
- This change might affect interoperability with other systems expecting Base64 encoding.
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1-71: Summary of review for main.rsOverall, the changes and existing code structure in
main.rsare well-implemented and follow good practices. Here's a summary of the main points:
- The import and usage of
addressfromalloy::primitivesis correct.- The main function has a logical flow and makes good use of asynchronous programming with tokio.
- There are opportunities for improvement in terms of flexibility and robustness:
- Consider a more flexible approach for address initialization in
DistanceSortition::new().- Implement a graceful shutdown mechanism to improve the application's resilience in production environments.
These improvements would enhance the maintainability and adaptability of the code, aligning with the PR objectives of enhancing modularity and supporting quick iterations.
3-3: Verify the necessity of re-importingaddress.The import of
addressfromalloy::primitivesis correct and aligns with the usage in other parts of the project. However, the AI summary indicates that this import was removed and then re-added.Could you please confirm if removing and re-adding this import was intentional? If not, this change might be unnecessary.
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packages/ciphernode/enclave_node/src/ciphernode.rs (3)
3-7: LGTM: Import statements updated appropriatelyThe changes to the import statements align well with the modifications made to the struct and methods. The new imports introduce the necessary types and modules, while the reorganization improves code readability.
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36-36: LGTM:newmethod signature updated correctlyThe change in the
e3_managerparameter type fromAddr<E3RequestManager>toAddr<E3RequestRouter>is consistent with the struct field modification and maintains type consistency.
24-24: LGTM:e3_managerfield type updatedThe change from
Addr<E3RequestManager>toAddr<E3RequestRouter>is consistent with the import changes and aligns with the PR's refactoring objectives.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any inconsistencies, please run the following script to verify that all occurrences of
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3-8: Improved import organization.The reorganization of import statements enhances readability by grouping related imports together. Moving the
Arcimport to the end follows the convention of listing standard library imports last.
176-176: SimplifiedComputeAggregatehandler.The change to directly pass
msg.ciphertext_outputtoget_aggregate_plaintextmethod improves code conciseness without altering functionality.
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1-191: Clarify the new instantiation process forPlaintextAggregator.The removal of
PlaintextAggregatorFactoryaligns with the PR objective of refactoring for clearer module boundaries. However, it's not clear howPlaintextAggregatorinstances will be created now.Could you please clarify the new instantiation process for
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packages/ciphernode/tests/tests/test_aggregation_and_decryption.rs (5)
1-30: Imports and dependencies look good.The imports cover all necessary modules and types for testing the ciphernode system, including cryptographic operations, event handling, and asynchronous programming. The use of specific types from each module helps maintain clarity in the code.
32-54: Well-structured setup function for local ciphernode.The
setup_local_ciphernodefunction effectively initializes all necessary components for a local ciphernode. The use of the builder pattern forE3RequestRouteris a good practice, allowing for flexible configuration. The function is well-organized and easy to understand.
56-64: Correct implementation of public key share generation.The
generate_pk_sharefunction properly creates a public key share and a secret key using the provided parameters and shared random number generator. The function signature and implementation are clear and concise.
252-313: Well-designed test for P2P event forwarding.This test function effectively simulates network communication and verifies that the P2P actor correctly forwards events to the network. The use of channels to simulate network communication is appropriate, and the test correctly checks that only non-local events are transmitted. The assertions are clear and verify the expected behavior.
1-344: Overall, excellent test coverage and structure.This test file provides comprehensive coverage of the ciphernode system's functionality, including public key aggregation, decryption, and P2P event forwarding. The tests are well-structured, clearly written, and effectively verify the system's behavior.
Minor improvements could enhance the robustness of the tests:
- Address the TODO comment regarding FHE parameter tuning.
- Replace sleep-based synchronization with more reliable methods like
tokio::sync::Notify.These changes would further improve the already strong test suite.
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.github/workflows/rust-ci.yml (3)
23-24: Excellent addition of code formatting check!Adding a code formatting check is a great practice for maintaining code quality and consistency. The use of
cargo fmt -- --checkis correct for checking without modifying files.Consider the following improvements:
- Add a step to install or update
rustfmtto ensure it's available:- name: Install rustfmt run: rustup component add rustfmt- If there are multiple Rust packages in the repository, consider running the format check on all of them:
- name: Checking code format run: | for dir in ./packages/*/; do if [ -f "${dir}Cargo.toml" ]; then cd "$dir" && cargo fmt -- --check && cd - fi done
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1-29: Consider enhancing the CI workflow with additional stepsThe current workflow is a good start, covering essential CI steps. To further improve it, consider the following additions:
Add a caching step for Rust dependencies to speed up the workflow:
- uses: actions/cache@v2 with: path: | ~/.cargo/registry ~/.cargo/git target key: ${{ runner.os }}-cargo-${{ hashFiles('**/Cargo.lock') }}Include a step for running
cargo clippyto catch common mistakes and improve code quality:- name: Run clippy run: cd ./packages/ciphernode && cargo clippy -- -D warningsGenerate a coverage report:
- name: Run cargo-tarpaulin uses: actions-rs/[email protected] with: version: '0.15.0' args: '--ignore-tests --out Lcov' - name: Upload coverage to Codecov uses: codecov/codecov-action@v1These additions will enhance the CI process, providing more comprehensive checks and insights into the codebase.
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1-29: Summary: CI improvements align well with PR objectivesThe addition of the code formatting check in this CI workflow aligns well with the PR's objectives of enhancing maintainability and organization. By ensuring consistent code formatting across the project, you're supporting the goal of creating a more organized and efficient codebase.
The suggested improvements (caching, additional linting with clippy, and coverage reporting) further support the objectives by:
- Speeding up the CI process, facilitating quicker iterations.
- Enhancing code quality checks, which contributes to maintainability.
- Providing insights into test coverage, supporting the emphasis on testability.
These enhancements to the CI process will help maintain code quality as you proceed with the modularization efforts outlined in the PR objectives.
packages/ciphernode/enclave_node/Cargo.toml (1)
11-32: Consider pinning dependency versions to the workspaceAs mentioned in the PR comments, it would be beneficial to pin all dependency versions to the workspace. This ensures consistency across the project and makes dependency management easier.
Example of how to pin a version:
tokio = { workspace = true, version = "=1.28.0" }Consider applying this pattern to all workspace dependencies in this file.
packages/ciphernode/router/src/e3_request_router.rs (4)
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1-31: LGTM! Consider adding derive traits for EventBuffer.The new imports and the
EventBufferstruct are well-implemented and documented. The use of a HashMap for buffering events is an efficient approach.Consider adding
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]to theEventBufferstruct for better debugging and potential future use cases:+#[derive(Default, Debug, Clone)] struct EventBuffer { buffer: HashMap<String, Vec<EnclaveEvent>>, }
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32-73: LGTM! Consider adding error handling for message sending.The updated
E3RequestContextstruct and its new methods are well-implemented. Therecipientsmethod provides a clean way to represent the data, and theforward_messagemethod efficiently handles message forwarding and buffering.Consider adding error handling for the
do_sendcalls in theforward_messagemethod. Whiledo_senddoesn't return a result, it's good practice to log any potential errors:fn forward_message(&self, msg: &EnclaveEvent, buffer: &mut EventBuffer) { self.recipients().into_iter().for_each(|(key, recipient)| { if let Some(act) = recipient { - act.do_send(msg.clone()); + if let Err(e) = act.try_send(msg.clone()) { + log::error!("Failed to send message to {}: {:?}", key, e); + } for m in buffer.take(&key) { - act.do_send(m); + if let Err(e) = act.try_send(m) { + log::error!("Failed to send buffered message to {}: {:?}", key, e); + } } } else { buffer.add(&key, msg.clone()); } }); }This change uses
try_sendinstead ofdo_sendand logs any errors that occur during message sending.
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103-118: LGTM! Consider adding error handling for hook execution.The updated
handlemethod effectively uses hooks and theEventBufferfor managing events. This new implementation provides more flexibility in event handling and aligns well with the changes made to theE3RequestRouterstruct.Consider adding error handling for hook execution:
for hook in &mut self.hooks { - hook(context, msg.clone()); + if let Err(e) = std::panic::catch_unwind(std::panic::AssertUnwindSafe(|| { + hook(context, &msg); + })) { + log::error!("Hook execution failed: {:?}", e); + // Optionally, you can choose to break the loop or continue with the next hook + } }This change adds panic handling for each hook execution, preventing a single failing hook from crashing the entire system.
120-143: LGTM! Consider adding a method to set custom buffer.The
E3RequestRouterBuilderstruct is well-implemented, providing a clean API for constructingE3RequestRouterinstances. The builder pattern allows for easy addition of hooks and correct initialization of theE3RequestRouter.Consider adding a method to allow setting a custom
EventBuffer:pub struct E3RequestRouterBuilder { pub bus: Addr<EventBus>, pub hooks: Vec<EventHook>, + buffer: EventBuffer, } impl E3RequestRouterBuilder { + pub fn with_buffer(mut self, buffer: EventBuffer) -> Self { + self.buffer = buffer; + self + } // ... existing methods ... pub fn build(self) -> Addr<E3RequestRouter> { let e3r = E3RequestRouter { contexts: HashMap::new(), hooks: self.hooks, - buffer: EventBuffer::default(), + buffer: self.buffer, }; // ... rest of the method ... } }This change allows users to provide a custom
EventBufferif needed, while still defaulting toEventBuffer::default()if not specified.packages/ciphernode/aggregator/src/publickey_aggregator.rs (3)
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114-115: Consider using proper logging instead of println statements.Replace
println!statements with proper logging using a crate likelogortracing. This will provide better error tracking and allow for more flexible log management in production.Example replacement:
log::warn!("Aggregator has been closed for collecting keyshares.");Also applies to: 149-150
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63-76: Consider simplifying the add_keyshare method using if let.The
add_keysharemethod can be simplified using theif letpattern, which would make the code more concise and idiomatic.Here's a suggested refactoring:
pub fn add_keyshare(&mut self, keyshare: Vec<u8>) -> Result<PublicKeyAggregatorState> { if let PublicKeyAggregatorState::Collecting { threshold_m, keyshares, .. } = &mut self.state { keyshares.insert(keyshare); if keyshares.len() == *threshold_m { return Ok(PublicKeyAggregatorState::Computing { keyshares: keyshares.clone(), }); } Ok(self.state.clone()) } else { Err(anyhow::anyhow!("Can only add keyshare in Collecting state")) } }
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18-21: Consider making ComputeAggregate message public.For consistency with other message types and to potentially allow external components to trigger the computation, consider making the
ComputeAggregatemessage public.Suggested change:
#[derive(Message)] #[rtype(result = "anyhow::Result<()>")] pub struct ComputeAggregate { pub keyshares: OrderedSet<Vec<u8>>, }packages/ciphernode/tests/tests/test_aggregation_and_decryption.rs (1)
32-54: Well-structured setup function for local ciphernode.The
setup_local_ciphernodefunction effectively initializes all necessary components for a local ciphernode. The use of the builder pattern forE3RequestRouteris a good practice.Consider adding a brief documentation comment explaining the purpose and components of this function for better maintainability.
packages/ciphernode/p2p/src/libp2p_router.rs (1)
30-31: Make configuration parameters adjustableThere are
TODOcomments indicating that certain parameters need tuning. Making the channel buffer sizes and gossipsub configuration adjustable allows for greater flexibility and optimization for different environments.Consider introducing a configuration struct or builder pattern to allow these parameters to be set during initialization.
Example implementation:
pub struct EnclaveRouterConfig { pub evt_channel_size: usize, pub cmd_channel_size: usize, pub heartbeat_interval: Duration, // Add other configurable parameters as needed } impl EnclaveRouter { pub fn new(config: EnclaveRouterConfig) -> Result<(Self, Sender<Vec<u8>>, Receiver<Vec<u8>>), Box<dyn Error>> { let (evt_tx, evt_rx) = channel(config.evt_channel_size); let (cmd_tx, cmd_rx) = channel(config.cmd_channel_size); let gossipsub_config = gossipsub::ConfigBuilder::default() .heartbeat_interval(config.heartbeat_interval) .validation_mode(gossipsub::ValidationMode::Strict) .message_id_fn(/* existing message ID function */) .build() .map_err(|msg| io::Error::new(io::ErrorKind::Other, msg))?; // Rest of the initialization code Ok(( Self { // Fields }, cmd_tx, evt_rx, )) } }Would you like assistance in implementing this configuration mechanism?
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packages/ciphernode/tests/tests/test_aggregation_and_decryption.rs (1)
Learnt from: ryardley PR: gnosisguild/enclave#133 File: packages/ciphernode/tests/tests/test_aggregation_and_decryption.rs:137-139 Timestamp: 2024-10-03T23:02:41.732Z Learning: In `packages/ciphernode/tests/tests/test_aggregation_and_decryption.rs`, using the same RNG instance `rng_test` for generating multiple key shares without advancing its state is acceptable.
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packages/ciphernode/fhe/Cargo.toml (3)
1-4: LGTM: Package metadata is well-defined.The package metadata is correctly specified:
- The name "fhe" aligns with the Fully Homomorphic Encryption functionality.
- Version 0.1.0 is appropriate for a new package.
- Using Rust edition 2021 ensures access to the latest stable language features.
1-15: Overall, the Cargo.toml file is well-structured and aligns with the PR objectives.The file successfully establishes the FHE module as part of the larger Gnosis Guild Enclave project, supporting the modularization goal. It includes necessary dependencies for FHE functionality and integrates with other project modules.
Key points:
- The package metadata is correctly defined.
- Dependencies are appropriately specified, though some caution is advised with beta versions.
- The file structure supports the project's modularization efforts.
Ensure to address the recommendations in the previous comment to enhance stability and maintainability.
6-15: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionReview dependency choices and consider potential risks.
The dependencies are well-structured, but there are some points to consider:
- Using local path for
enclave-coreis good for modularization.- Specific versions for crates.io dependencies ensure reproducibility.
- Git dependencies (fhe_rs, fhe-traits, fhe-util) use beta versions, which may introduce instability.
Recommendations:
- Consider renaming the
fhe_rsdependency to avoid confusion with the package name.- Evaluate the stability of the beta versions (0.1.0-beta.7) before using in production.
- Pin the Git dependencies to specific commits for better reproducibility.
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1-3: Approve package name change toenclave-coreThe package name change from
coretoenclave-coreis a good decision. It aligns with the PR objectives of establishing clearer module boundaries and reduces the likelihood of naming conflicts. The comment explaining the reason for the change is helpful for future maintainers.
12-21: Approve use of workspace configurations for dependenciesThe transition to using workspace configurations for dependencies is a positive change. This approach will help maintain consistency across the project and simplify dependency management. It aligns well with the modularization efforts outlined in the PR objectives.
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1-21: Approve overall changes for modularization effortsThe changes made to this
Cargo.tomlfile strongly align with the PR objectives of modularization and establishing clearer module boundaries. The reduction in dependencies, the move to workspace configurations, and the more specific package name all contribute to a more maintainable and focused codebase. These changes should enhance the project's ability to adapt quickly and maintain flexibility, as outlined in the PR objectives.However, it's important to ensure that the removal of dependencies hasn't left any functionality gaps. Please confirm that all necessary functionality has been preserved or moved to appropriate modules.
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21-21: Request clarification onbase64tobase91changeThe
base64dependency has been removed andbase91has been added. Could you please provide more context on this change? Specifically:
- What motivated the switch from
base64tobase91?- Are there any implications on existing encoding/decoding processes?
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13-32: Approve modularization efforts and new dependenciesThe changes in dependencies align well with the modularization objectives of the PR. The shift from Git-based references to local paths for modules like
aggregator,data,keyshare, etc., enhances the project's modularity. The addition of new dependencies such asanyhow,clap, andtokioseems to improve error handling, CLI capabilities, and async runtime respectively.Some notable improvements:
- Use of workspace references for common dependencies.
- Shift to
tokiofromasync-std, which might provide better async capabilities.- Addition of
anyhowfor improved error handling.These changes should contribute to better maintainability and organization of the codebase.
packages/ciphernode/Cargo.toml (2)
2-17: Excellent modularization of the workspace!The expansion of workspace members from 5 to 14 aligns perfectly with the PR objectives of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing maintainability. The new structure, including separate modules for different functionalities (e.g., data, evm, fhe, router), supports better organization. The inclusion of
test_helpersandtestsas separate modules is a commendable practice for maintaining testability.This modular approach will facilitate:
- Easier maintenance and updates of individual components
- Better separation of concerns
- Improved testability of the system
- Flexibility for future expansions or modifications
1-42: Summary of Cargo.toml changesThe changes to
Cargo.tomlsignificantly contribute to the PR's objectives of refactoring and modularizing the codebase. The expanded workspace structure and centralized dependency management are positive steps towards improved maintainability and organization.Key points to remember:
- The modular structure aligns well with the PR objectives.
- Centralized dependency management in the workspace is a good practice.
- Consider addressing the Actix deprecation as mentioned in the PR objectives.
- Evaluate the use of git dependencies for long-term stability.
- Ensure all dependencies are properly pinned to the workspace.
These changes set a solid foundation for the modularization effort. Great work on improving the project structure!
packages/ciphernode/enclave_node/src/ciphernode.rs (5)
24-24: LGTM! Consistent with modularization efforts.The change from
Addr<E3RequestManager>toAddr<E3RequestRouter>for thee3_managerfield is consistent with the modularization objectives outlined in the PR. This modification reflects the shift towards a more modular and flexible architecture.
36-36: LGTM! Constructor updated consistently.The change in the
newmethod signature, updating thee3_managerparameter type toAddr<E3RequestRouter>, is consistent with the struct field change. This ensures that the constructor remains aligned with the updated struct definition, maintaining code consistency.
67-72: LGTM! Consider documenting the benefits ofLazycomponents.The changes from
E3RequestManagertoE3RequestRouterand the introduction ofLazyFheandLazyKeyshareare consistent with the modularization efforts. These modifications align well with the PR objectives.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the benefits of using
LazyFheandLazyKeyshareover their non-lazy counterparts. This would help future developers understand the rationale behind these changes.To ensure the new
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1-91: Overall, the changes align well with the PR objectives.The modifications in this file successfully contribute to the modularization efforts outlined in the PR objectives. The shift from
E3RequestManagertoE3RequestRouterand the introduction ofLazyFheandLazyKeysharecomponents enhance the flexibility and modularity of the codebase. These changes maintain the overall structure while improving the organization of the code.A few suggestions for further improvement:
- Consider adding brief comments explaining the benefits of the new
Lazycomponents.- Verify that all new imports are necessary and remove any unused ones.
- Ensure that the changes in this file are reflected consistently across the entire codebase.
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3-12: LGTM! Consider verifying unused imports.The import changes align with the shift from
E3RequestManagertoE3RequestRouterand the introduction of new components. This reflects the modularization efforts mentioned in the PR objectives.To ensure all imports are used and no unnecessary ones remain, run the following script:
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packages/ciphernode/router/src/e3_request_router.rs (1)
90-98: LGTM! Good use of the builder pattern.The updated
E3RequestRouterimplementation with thebuildermethod is well-designed. The use of the builder pattern improves the flexibility of creatingE3RequestRouterinstances. Adding theCommitteeMetaFactoryhook by default is a good practice to ensure all instances have the necessary committee meta information.packages/ciphernode/aggregator/src/plaintext_aggregator.rs (4)
3-8: LGTM: Import statements reorganized for better readabilityThe reorganization of import statements improves code readability by grouping related imports together. Moving the
Arcimport to the end follows the common convention of listing standard library imports last. These changes align well with Rust's style guidelines and best practices.
176-176: LGTM: Removed unnecessary clone inComputeAggregatehandlerThe change to pass
ciphertext_outputdirectly to theget_aggregate_plaintextmethod removes an unnecessary clone operation. This simplification maintains the same functionality while potentially improving performance by avoiding an extra allocation. Good optimization!
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1-191: Summary: Changes align well with PR objectivesThe modifications in this file, including the reorganization of imports, simplification of the
ComputeAggregatehandler, and removal ofPlaintextAggregatorFactory, align well with the PR's objectives of improving modularity and organization. These changes maintain core functionality while enhancing code readability and potentially improving performance.The removal of the factory pattern contributes to the goal of establishing clearer module boundaries and simplifying the codebase. However, ensure that this change is consistently applied across the project and that it doesn't negatively impact the system's flexibility or testability, which are also key objectives of this refactoring effort.
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1-191: Verify the impact of removingPlaintextAggregatorFactoryThe
PlaintextAggregatorFactorystruct and itscreatemethod have been removed. This change could impact howPlaintextAggregatorinstances are created throughout the codebase. Please ensure that all code that previously usedPlaintextAggregatorFactoryhas been updated to use the new instantiation method forPlaintextAggregator.To verify the impact, please run the following script:
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packages/ciphernode/aggregator/src/publickey_aggregator.rs (3)
3-8: LGTM: Import statements reorganized for better clarity.The reorganization of import statements improves code readability by grouping related imports together. This change aligns with best practices for organizing Rust imports.
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1-208: Summary: Changes align with modularization objectives, with minor suggestions for improvement.The changes in this file contribute to the modularization effort by improving code organization, particularly in the import statements. The removal of
PublicKeyAggregatorFactorysuggests a shift in the instantiation approach, which should be verified across the codebase.The core functionality of
PublicKeyAggregatorremains intact and well-structured. Minor suggestions for improvement include:
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println!statements.- Simplifying the
add_keysharemethod using theif letpattern.- Considering making the
ComputeAggregatemessage public for consistency.Overall, the changes align well with the PR objectives of enhancing maintainability and organization.
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packages/ciphernode/tests/tests/test_aggregation_and_decryption.rs (4)
1-30: Imports and dependencies look good.The imports cover all necessary modules and types for the cryptographic operations, event handling, and testing scenarios. No unused imports are visible, which is a good practice.
56-64: Correct implementation of public key share generation.The
generate_pk_sharefunction properly creates a public key share and a secret key using the provided parameters and shared RNG. This implementation is consistent with the cryptographic requirements of the test setup.
1-344: Overall, well-implemented and comprehensive test suite.This file provides a robust set of tests covering crucial aspects of the system, including cryptographic operations, event handling, and P2P communication. The tests are well-structured and provide good coverage of the system's behavior.
Key strengths:
- Thorough testing of public key aggregation and decryption processes.
- Effective simulation of P2P communication in a test environment.
- Good use of assertions to verify expected outcomes.
Areas for improvement:
- Address the TODO comment regarding FHE parameter tuning.
- Replace sleep-based synchronization with more reliable mechanisms to prevent potential flaky tests.
These improvements will further enhance the reliability and maintainability of the test suite.
252-344: Effective tests for P2P actor event forwarding.Both
test_p2p_actor_forwards_events_to_networkandtest_p2p_actor_forwards_events_to_busprovide good coverage of the P2P actor's functionality for handling outgoing and incoming events. The use of channels to simulate network communication is an appropriate approach for these tests.Similar to the previous test, both of these tests use
sleep(Duration::from_millis(1)).await(lines 294 and 336) for synchronization. This approach may lead to flaky tests. Consider implementing a more reliable synchronization mechanism, such as usingtokio::sync::Notifyor awaiting specific futures, to ensure consistent test behavior across all tests.#!/bin/bash # Search for sleep usage in test files rg --type rust 'sleep\(Duration::from_millis\(' packages/ciphernode/testspackages/ciphernode/core/src/lib.rs (2)
6-6: Addition ofeventsmodule aligns with modularizationThe inclusion of the
eventsmodule supports the PR objective of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhances event handling within the system.
11-11: Publicly re-exportingordered_setmoduleExposing the
ordered_setmodule withpub useensures that its functionality is accessible where needed, aiding in the modular structure of the codebase.
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packages/ciphernode/Cargo.toml (2)
2-17: Excellent modularization of the workspace!The expansion of the workspace members aligns well with the PR objectives of establishing clearer module boundaries and enhancing maintainability. The new modules (data, evm, fhe, router, keyshare, aggregator, test_helpers, logger, and tests) seem to encapsulate distinct functionalities as outlined in the PR summary. The addition of test-related modules also demonstrates a commitment to maintaining testability.
1-63: Overall, positive changes with some areas for improvementThe changes in this Cargo.toml file represent a significant step towards better modularization and dependency management, aligning well with the PR objectives. The expansion of workspace members and centralization of dependencies are commendable improvements.
Key points:
- The modularization enhances maintainability and organization.
- Centralized dependencies improve version consistency.
- The inclusion of test-related modules demonstrates a focus on testability.
Areas for improvement:
- Address the Actix deprecation as mentioned in the PR objectives.
- Consider alternatives to Git dependencies for better stability.
- Ensure all dependencies are pinned to specific versions.
These improvements will further enhance the project's maintainability and align it more closely with the stated objectives.
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Ok deps are all pointing to the workspace now. Should be good to merge. |
Closes #122
Module Structure
aggregatorConcerned with aggregating public keys or plaintexts
coreDefine our core types in use throughout our app
EnclaveEvent- Domain events and their dependenciesE3idEnclaveErrorEventIdEventBusOrderedSet- Utility that enables us to have an ordered list of keyshares so that the hash of our events remain consistentdataevmConcerned with interfacing between ciphernodes and the evm
fheConcerned with our homomorphic encryption schemes
routerConcerned with the routing of events around our system particularly in regards to E3 requests.
sortitionmodule and broadcastsCiphernodeSelectedeventssortitionConcerned with determining if a particular node is found within a seeded list
enclaveEntry points for the app
enclave_nodeenclave_nodeLibrary of entrypoint functions defined for different configuration for various binaries
keyshareConcerned with secret key share operations. Uses
fheto do operations.loggerManages log output
p2pConcerned with peer to peer networking
EnclaveRouterstructtest_helperstestszkpConcerned with proving systems we will be using
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