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remove unnecessary object of reward #107

Closed djm07073 closed 1 month ago

djm07073 commented 1 month ago

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Walkthrough

The recent changes to the initia_std library constitute a significant overhaul designed to enhance modularity, clarity, and functionality across various components. Key updates include the introduction of new data structures, improved error handling, and enhanced functions for mutable and immutable table traversal. The library now focuses on streamlining operator rewards, vesting processes, and voting mechanisms, together reinforcing the system's overall performance and maintainability.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.../table.move Introduced walk and walk_mut functions for enhanced table iteration; supports mutable and immutable traversal.
.../vip/operator.move Transitioned from OperatorStore to ModuleStore; revamped operator management functions and structures.
.../vip/reward.move Renamed RewardStore to ModuleStore; streamlined reward distribution logic with new functions.
.../vip/tvl_manager.move Shifted focus to stage-based tracking; updated data structures and function parameters for clarity.
.../vip/vault.move Removed claimable_stage; renamed claim to withdraw; simplified reward management functions.
.../vip/vesting.move Updated vesting structures; improved caching and error handling; renamed VestingStore to ModuleStore.
.../vip/vip_test.move Added a comprehensive testing framework for VIP functionalities; validated the reward management logic.
.../vip/weight_vote.move Transitioned from an epoch-based to a cycle-based voting system; updated proposals and voting logic accordingly.
.../vip/zapping.move Enhanced code readability; adjusted permissions and parameter handling for testing functions.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant `initia_std::table`
    participant `initia_std::vip_operator`
    participant `initia_std::vip_reward`
    participant `initia_std::vip_vault`
    participant `initia_std::vip_vesting`

    User->>`initia_std::table`: Call walk_mut()
    `initia_std::table`->>User: Iterate with mutable access

    User->>`initia_std::vip_operator`: Register operator
    `initia_std::vip_operator`->>User: Operator info updated

    User->>`initia_std::vip_reward`: Record distributed reward
    `initia_std::vip_reward`->>User: Reward recorded successfully

    User->>`initia_std::vip_vault`: Withdraw funds
    `initia_std::vip_vault`->>User: Funds withdrawn

    User->>`initia_std::vip_vesting`: Get user vesting info
    `initia_std::vip_vesting`->>User: Vesting details returned

🐇 In the garden where bunnies play,
New functions bloom in a grand array.
With tables to walk, and rewards to claim,
Our code's a dance, never the same!
So hop along, let’s test and cheer,
For every change brings us near! 🌼

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