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Optimism Mainnet config #58

Closed mateodaza closed 1 month ago

mateodaza commented 1 month ago

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Walkthrough

This update introduces several key changes across multiple files. It adds a new environment variable SQUID_NETWORK to manage different environments, modifies contract addresses and URLs based on the environment, and updates project-related constants. The project name in package.json is changed, and a new Prettier script is added. Additionally, various files have been adjusted for improved consistency, and some migrations now include conditional logic based on SQUID_NETWORK.

Changes

File/Path Change Summary
.env.template Added SQUID_NETWORK variable, moved some variables to constants.
.env.test Added SQUID_NETWORK variable with value optimism-mainnet.
package.json Changed project name, added prettier:write script.
src/constants.ts Updated constants to use SQUID_NETWORK for environment-specific settings.
src/processor.ts Updated import paths and added LOOKUP_ARCHIVE and START_BLOCK constants.
.prettierignore Added directories to ignore list.
.prettierrc.json Updated configuration to use double quotes and set trailing comma style to "es5".
assets/README.MD Corrected a typo in a folder name.
src/features/import-projects/rpgf/index.ts Removed getDataSource function import.
add-organisation.js main() function now accepts an additional network parameter.
db/create-organisation-add-migration.js Added network parameter and conditional checks based on SQUID_NETWORK.
db/migrations/1725254645149-AddTrace.js Added conditional checks based on SQUID_NETWORK before executing queries.
db/migrations/1727410589775-AddGiveth Verification Team.js Updated class name and added conditional checks based on SQUID_NETWORK before executing queries.

Poem

In the land of code, where bytes do play,
A new dawn breaks with changes today.
Constants move and networks align,
Optimism and tests, all in fine line.
Prettier scripts and migrations anew,
Our project now named, a fresh debut.
With every tweak, we dance in delight,
For code's a canvas, painted just right.

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mhmdksh commented 1 month ago

@mateodaza @MohammadPCh @divine-comedian This can be a separate branch (Instead of merging to develop, as this is a different configuration (For OP).

Merging this now will deploy those changes into the already running instance for ETH Sepolia

WDYT?

mateodaza commented 1 month ago

@mhmdksh thats perfect. I like creating PRs to easily check on changes - I agree with you! Let's do that

You can delete this after we're done

PS. Check the env test file and see the vars I removed and the one I added

aminlatifi commented 1 month ago

@mateodaza I tested the op mainnet env on my machine and it was ok.