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@JasoonS JasoonS commented Jun 18, 2025

I made this change over two months ago and they never got around to cleaning it up so here it is. Still some more cleanup to do, but it is a good start.

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  • New Features

    • Improved network selection interface during contract import, allowing users to choose from a simplified list of supported networks.
    • Enhanced display of network names to include chain ID and a tier icon for better clarity.
  • Improvements

    • Streamlined network selection by removing manual entry of network IDs and duplicate validation.
    • Expanded error handling and feedback for unsupported or invalid network selections.

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The changes update blockchain network selection and display logic in the CLI. The type for specifying blockchains is generalized, network selection prompts are simplified to only allow supported networks, and the display of network names now includes chain IDs and tier icons when available. Error handling and conversion logic are also improved.

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File(s) Change Summary
codegenerator/cli/src/cli_args/clap_definitions.rs Changed ExplorerImportArgs.blockchain field type from Option<NetworkWithExplorer> to Option<NetworkOrChainId>; removed unused import.
codegenerator/cli/src/cli_args/interactive_init/evm_prompts.rs Simplified network selection prompt to only supported networks; removed manual entry and duplicate validation; improved error handling for ExplorerImportArgs::get_network_with_explorer.
codegenerator/cli/src/config_parsing/chain_helpers.rs Updated NetworkWithExplorer::get_pretty_name to include chain ID and tier icon when available.

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In the warren of code, a network we seek,
Now simpler to choose—no more hide and peek!
Chain IDs and icons, all shiny and bright,
Guide explorers and rabbits through CLI night.
With errors more clear and prompts less obscure,
Our blockchain adventures are easier, for sure!
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
codegenerator/cli/src/cli_args/interactive_init/evm_prompts.rs (1)

9-9: Clean up commented import.

The commented-out UniqueValueValidator import should be removed if it's no longer needed.

-    // validation::UniqueValueValidator,
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codegenerator/cli/src/cli_args/clap_definitions.rs (3)

171-171: Import cleanup looks good.

The removal of NetworkWithExplorer import aligns with the type change in the ExplorerImportArgs struct.


238-238: Excellent improvement in flexibility.

Changing from Option<NetworkWithExplorer> to Option<NetworkOrChainId> allows users to specify networks either by name or chain ID, which is much more user-friendly.


253-282: Well-designed enum with proper trait implementations.

The NetworkOrChainId enum and its implementations are well-structured:

  • From<NetworkOrChainId> for u64 handles both variants correctly
  • FromStr implementation properly tries network name first, then falls back to chain ID parsing
  • Error handling in FromStr is appropriate with contextual error messages
codegenerator/cli/src/config_parsing/chain_helpers.rs (1)

612-626: Enhanced display format improves user experience.

The updated get_pretty_name method provides much more context by including:

  • Network name
  • Chain ID in parentheses
  • Tier icon for HypersyncNetworks (when available)

The fallback to just network name and chain ID for non-HypersyncNetworks is handled correctly. This will make network identification much clearer for users.

codegenerator/cli/src/cli_args/interactive_init/evm_prompts.rs (2)

224-248: Clarify the TODO comment about network iteration.

The TODO comment suggests uncertainty about whether to use NetworkWithExplorer::iter(), HypersyncNetwork::iter(), or both. This needs clarification to ensure the correct networks are being presented to users.

Based on the context, NetworkWithExplorer::iter() seems appropriate since this function is specifically for explorer-based imports, but the team should confirm this is the intended behavior.

The simplified network selection is much cleaner than the previous implementation, removing the manual ID entry complexity.


310-362: Excellent error handling for the new NetworkOrChainId type.

The get_network_with_explorer method properly handles both variants of NetworkOrChainId:

  • NetworkName variant: Attempts conversion to NetworkWithExplorer with clear error messaging
  • ChainId variant: Two-step conversion (chain ID → Network → NetworkWithExplorer) with appropriate error handling for unsupported networks
  • None case: Simplified prompt using all NetworkWithExplorer networks

The error messages are clear and actionable, helping users understand why their selection failed.

@JasoonS JasoonS marked this pull request as draft June 19, 2025 07:13
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