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(feat) Added script examples for the IBC Core Client module queries #218

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  • Added support for IBC Core Client module queries
  • Added example scripts

Solves CHAIN-81

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced testing support with new functions to fetch IBC client and consensus states and statuses.

@aarmoa aarmoa requested a review from nicolasbaum April 23, 2024 12:46
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This update enhances the MockChainClient struct in client/chain/chain_test_support.go by adding functions to retrieve various IBC client and consensus states and statuses. These additions bolster testing capabilities within the IBC framework, ensuring robustness and reliability in simulated environments.

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client/chain/chain_test_support.go Added functions to fetch various IBC client and consensus states and statuses in the MockChainClient struct.

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examples/chain/ibc/client/query/1_ClientState/example.go (1)

18-69: Ensure proper error handling and resource management.

While the use of panic for error handling is straightforward, it is generally advisable to handle errors more gracefully in production code. This could involve logging the error and terminating the program more cleanly or retrying the operation. Additionally, consider deferring the closure of any resources that need to be cleaned up, such as network connections.

examples/chain/ibc/client/query/7_ClientParams/example.go (1)

18-69: Ensure proper error handling and resource management.

As with the previous file, consider implementing more graceful error handling instead of using panic. This could involve logging the error, possibly retrying the operation, or cleanly shutting down the application. Also, ensure that any resources that need to be cleaned up are properly closed using defer statements.

examples/chain/ibc/client/query/8_UpgradedClientState/example.go (1)

18-69: Ensure proper error handling and resource management.

Continue to consider more robust error handling strategies beyond panic. This could include error logging, retry mechanisms, or a more controlled shutdown process. Additionally, use defer statements to ensure that resources are properly closed.

examples/chain/ibc/client/query/9_UpgradedConsensusState/example.go (1)

18-69: Ensure proper error handling and resource management.

As in previous files, consider implementing more sophisticated error handling than panic. This could involve structured error logging, retry logic, or a controlled application exit. Also, ensure proper resource management with defer statements for any open resources.

examples/chain/ibc/client/query/6_ClientStatus/example.go (1)

18-71: Ensure proper error handling and resource management.

Continue to consider more robust error handling strategies beyond panic. This could include error logging, retry mechanisms, or a more controlled shutdown process. Additionally, use defer statements to ensure that resources are properly closed.

examples/chain/ibc/client/query/2_ClientStates/example.go (1)

18-71: Ensure proper error handling and resource management.

As with the previous files, consider implementing more graceful error handling instead of using panic. This could involve logging the error, possibly retrying the operation, or cleanly shutting down the application. Also, ensure that any resources that need to be cleaned up are properly closed using defer statements.

examples/chain/ibc/client/query/4_ConsensusStates/example.go (1)

18-72: Ensure proper error handling and resource management.

As in previous files, consider implementing more sophisticated error handling than panic. This could involve structured error logging, retry logic, or a controlled application exit. Also, ensure proper resource management with defer statements for any open resources.

examples/chain/ibc/client/query/5_ConsensusStateHeight/example.go (1)

18-72: Ensure proper error handling and resource management.

As in previous files, consider implementing more sophisticated error handling than panic. This could involve structured error logging, retry logic, or a controlled application exit. Also, ensure proper resource management with defer statements for any open resources.

examples/chain/ibc/client/query/3_ConsensusState/example.go (1)

16-73: Ensure proper error handling in the main function to avoid abrupt termination using panic.

Consider replacing panic(err) with more graceful error handling to improve user experience and maintainability. For example, logging the error and exiting the program with a non-zero status code might be more appropriate in production code.

client/chain/chain_test_support.go (1)

661-696: Ensure the newly added methods in MockChainClient return meaningful mock responses.

The methods added to MockChainClient for fetching IBC client and consensus states currently return empty responses. For effective testing, consider implementing mock responses that reflect realistic scenarios. This will help in better testing the behavior of the system under test.

@aarmoa aarmoa merged commit 31417bc into dev Apr 23, 2024
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@aarmoa aarmoa deleted the feat/ibc_client_module_queries branch April 23, 2024 18:55
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