transfer owner ship of project by address

[ae2079]

#1722

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added an adminAddressHistory field to track historical addresses for project administrators.
  • Introduced an adminUserAddress field for improved validation of Ethereum addresses associated with project admins.
  • Enhanced project management functionality by preserving records of previous administrators.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling for invalid Ethereum addresses during updates to project admin information.

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Walkthrough

This update enhances the project management system by introducing an adminAddressHistory feature, allowing the tracking of multiple administrative addresses associated with projects. The migration adds a new column to the database, while the Project class and admin tabs are updated to accommodate the new field and ensure proper validation of admin addresses. Together, these changes improve data integrity and offer better oversight of project administration.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
migration/1722549878186-addAdminAddressHistoryToProject.ts	Added migration to introduce adminAddressHistory column to the project table, enabling address tracking.
src/entities/project.ts	Added adminAddressHistory property to the Project class to store historical admin addresses.
src/server/adminJs/tabs/projectsTab.ts	Enhanced projectsTab to include adminUserAddress and adminAddressHistory, with validation logic for addresses.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Admin
    participant ProjectsTab
    participant ProjectModel
    participant Database

    Admin->>ProjectsTab: Update Project with adminUserAddress
    ProjectsTab->>ProjectModel: Validate adminUserAddress
    ProjectModel-->>ProjectsTab: Address valid
    ProjectsTab->>Database: Update project info
    Database-->>ProjectsTab: Confirmation
    ProjectsTab->>Admin: Success message

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🐇✨
In the meadow where projects thrive,
New addresses help them come alive.
Admins' journeys captured with care,
A history of change, beyond compare!
Tracking their paths, a hop and a skip,
Every address tells a story, a valuable trip! 🐾

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