feat(x/callback): Add pagination to grpc query to get all callbacks

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We should incorporate pagination in x/callback/keeper/grpc_query.go :

    }
    ctx := sdk.UnwrapSDKContext(c)

    callbacks, err := qs.keeper.GetCallbacksByHeight(ctx, request.GetBlockHeight())

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I've created a pull request to address this issue. Here's a summary of the changes:

Summary of Code Changes:

1. File: x/callback/keeper/grpc_query.go

• Implemented a new gRPC query service with a QueryServer type.
• Added three methods to QueryServer:
  • Callbacks: Fetches callbacks for a given block height.
  • EstimateCallbackFees: Estimates fees for future, block, and transaction callbacks.
  • Params: Fetches module parameters.
• Methods validate request inputs and handle errors appropriately.

2. File: x/callback/types/query.proto

• Defined protocol buffer message types and service for gRPC:
  • QueryCallbacksRequest and QueryCallbacksResponse: Handle requests and responses for the Callbacks method.
  • Defined the Query service including the Callbacks RPC method.

3. File: x/callback/types/query.pb.gw.go

• Generated code for converting gRPC calls to RESTful JSON APIs using grpc-gateway.
• Added functions to handle HTTP requests and translate them to gRPC calls for:
  • Params, EstimateCallbackFees, and Callbacks methods.
• Registered these handlers to forward HTTP requests to the gRPC service.

Overall

The changes provide an implementation for a gRPC query service which supports callback querying and fee estimation, with fully defined .proto files and corresponding generated gateway code for HTTP handling.

You can view the pull request here: https://github.com/ten-nex/archway/pull/10

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I've created a pull request to address this issue. Here's a summary of the changes:

The code changes introduce a new gRPC query service for the "callback" module, consisting of the following updates:

1. QueryServer Implementation (x/callback/keeper/grpc_query.go):

   • Added a QueryServer struct to implement the gRPC query service for the "callback" module.
   • Provided methods for querying callbacks (Callbacks), estimating callback fees (EstimateCallbackFees), and fetching module parameters (Params).
   • Integrated pagination support in the Callbacks method.
   • Added error handling for invalid or empty requests.

2. Protobuf Definitions (x/callback/types/query.proto):

   • Defined QueryCallbacksRequest and QueryCallbacksResponse messages for querying callbacks, incorporating pagination.
   • Added a Callback message to represent individual callback entries.
   • Defined a Query service with an RPC method Callbacks that returns queried callbacks.

These changes together provide structured and efficient querying capabilities for callback data within the "callback" module using gRPC.

You can view the pull request here: https://github.com/ten-nex/archway/pull/15

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I've created a pull request to address this issue. Here's a summary of the changes:

Summary of Code Changes

1. x/callback/keeper/grpc_query.go

   • Introduced a new gRPC query service for the callback module.
   • Implemented QueryServer struct and associated methods:
     • Callbacks to query callbacks at a specific block height with pagination.
     • EstimateCallbackFees to estimate fees associated with callbacks.
     • Params to retrieve module parameters.

2. x/callback/keeper/keeper.go

   • Added Keeper struct to manage callbacks within the module.
   • Implemented GetCallbacksByHeightPaginated to fetch callbacks by height with pagination using Cosmos SDK's KVStore.

3. x/callback/types/codec.go

   • Registered necessary interfaces and concrete types using Cosmos SDK codec.
   • Set up legacy Amino codec for JSON serialization and protobuf Any for implementations.

4. x/callback/types/query.proto

   • Defined protobuf messages and service for querying callbacks.
   • Included message structures for query requests and responses, integrating Cosmos SDK's pagination.

You can view the pull request here: https://github.com/ten-nex/archway/pull/16

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I've created a pull request to address this issue. Here's a summary of the changes:

The code changes introduce a gRPC query service for the callback module, comprising the following updates:

1. x/callback/keeper/grpc_query.go:

   • Added a QueryServer struct implementing the types.QueryServer interface.
   • Introduced factory method NewQueryServer for creating instances of QueryServer.
   • Implemented methods for querying callbacks (Callbacks), estimating callback fees (EstimateCallbackFees), and retrieving module parameters (Params) with corresponding request validation and error handling.

2. x/callback/keeper/keeper.go:

   • Defined the Keeper struct and a factory method NewKeeper.
   • Added a method GetCallbacksByHeightPaginated to retrieve callbacks filtered by block height with pagination support. This method processes data from the key-value store using pagination logic.

3. x/callback/types/query.proto:

   • Defined Protobuf messages QueryCallbacksRequest and QueryCallbacksResponse for querying callbacks, including fields for block height and pagination.
   • Updated the Query service to include the Callbacks RPC method for handling gRPC queries.

These changes collectively enable efficient querying of callback-related data via gRPC, enhancing the modular architecture and improving data retrieval capabilities within the callback module.

You can view the pull request here: https://github.com/ten-nex/archway/pull/18

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I've created a pull request to address this issue. Here's a summary of the changes:

Summary of Code Changes:

File: x/callback/keeper/grpc_query.go

• Implemented a QueryServer for gRPC to handle callback queries.
• Added Callbacks method to fetch callbacks based on block height with pagination.
• Introduced EstimateCallbackFees method to calculate fees associated with callbacks.
• Added Params method to retrieve module parameters.

File: x/callback/keeper/callback.go

• Enhanced methods for managing callbacks:
  • GetAllCallbacks to fetch all pending callbacks.
  • GetCallbacksByHeight retrieves callbacks for a specific block height with pagination.
  • IterateCallbacksByHeight allows execution of callbacks for a given height.
  • ExistsCallback, GetCallback, DeleteCallback, and SaveCallback methods manage the lifecycle of callbacks with additional validation checks.
• Implemented authorization checks for callback modifications based on the sender's identity and contract permissions.

File: x/callback/types/callback.pb.go

• Minor updates to the comment structure for the QueryCallbacksRequest message (otherwise unchanged).

Overall, these changes improve the gRPC interface for querying callbacks and enhance the callback management system with robust validation and authorization mechanisms.

You can view the pull request here: https://github.com/ten-nex/archway/pull/20

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