feat: transaction builder and invoke examples#45
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WalkthroughAdds a new tx3 transaction construction CLI with subcommands (wizard, add-input, add-output, build), a TransactionBuilder utility for interactive AST editing and tx3 generation, three TX3 examples plus README, a small tx invoke output tweak, and crate dependency/version bumps. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
autonumber
actor User
participant CLI as "cshell tx (CLI)"
participant Construct as "tx construct (subcommand)"
participant TB as "TransactionBuilder"
participant FS as "File System"
User->>CLI: cshell tx construct --tx3-file <path> <subcommand>
CLI->>Construct: dispatch subcommand
Construct->>FS: read `<path>.ast` (if exists)
Construct->>TB: TransactionBuilder::from_ast(ast_path)
alt Wizard
Construct->>TB: generate_tx3_content()
TB-->>Construct: tx3 content
Construct->>FS: write `<path>.tx3` and `<path>.ast`
else AddInput / AddOutput
Construct->>TB: collect_inputs()/collect_outputs()
TB-->>Construct: updated AST
Construct->>FS: write `<path>.ast`
else Build
Construct->>TB: generate_tx3_content()
TB-->>Construct: tx3 content
Construct->>FS: write `<path>.tx3`
end
Construct-->>CLI: Result<()>
CLI-->>User: completion message
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src/tx/construct/mod.rs (1)
33-41: Add a lightweight trace of the selected subcommand.Helps correlate runs without logging args/ctx.
#[instrument("construct", skip_all)] pub async fn run(args: Args, ctx: &crate::Context) -> anyhow::Result<()> { - match args.command { + let cmd = match &args.command { + Commands::Wizard(_) => "wizard", + Commands::AddInput(_) => "add-input", + Commands::AddOutput(_) => "add-output", + Commands::Build(_) => "build", + }; + tracing::debug!(cmd, "dispatching construct subcommand"); + match args.command { Commands::Wizard(args) => wizard::run(args, ctx).await, Commands::AddInput(args) => add_input::run(args, ctx).await, Commands::AddOutput(args) => add_output::run(args, ctx).await, Commands::Build(args) => build::run(args, ctx).await, } }src/tx/construct/add_output.rs (2)
7-12: Improve CLI ergonomics for file args.Provide shell hints for file paths.
-#[derive(Parser, Clone)] +#[derive(Parser, Clone)] pub struct Args { /// Path for tx3 file to create the transaction - #[arg(long)] + #[arg(long, value_hint = clap::ValueHint::FilePath)] tx3_file: PathBuf, }
14-15: Optional: record the target file in the span.Keeps traces useful while still skipping arg dumps.
-#[instrument("add-output", skip_all)] +#[instrument(name = "add-output", skip_all)] pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { + tracing::debug!(file = %args.tx3_file.display(), "adding output"); @@ println!("\n✅ Output added successfully!"); - println!("📄 File saved to: {}", ast_path_buf.display()); + println!("📄 File saved to: {}", ast_path_buf.display());Also applies to: 28-31
src/tx/construct/add_input.rs (2)
7-12: Improve CLI ergonomics for file args.Provide shell hints for file paths.
#[derive(Parser, Clone)] pub struct Args { /// Path for tx3 file to create the transaction - #[arg(long)] + #[arg(long, value_hint = clap::ValueHint::FilePath)] tx3_file: PathBuf, }
14-16: Optional: record the target file in the span.Consistent with other subcommands.
-#[instrument("add-input", skip_all)] +#[instrument(name = "add-input", skip_all)] pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { + tracing::debug!(file = %args.tx3_file.display(), "adding input"); @@ println!("\n✅ Input added successfully!"); println!("📄 File saved to: {}", ast_path_buf.display());Also applies to: 28-31
src/tx/construct/build.rs (2)
7-12: Guard against accidental overwrites; add --force and better error context.Prevents data loss and improves diagnostics.
#[derive(Parser, Clone)] pub struct Args { /// Path for tx3 file to create the transaction - #[arg(long)] + #[arg(long, value_hint = clap::ValueHint::FilePath)] tx3_file: PathBuf, + /// Overwrite existing tx3 file without prompting + #[arg(long, default_value_t = false)] + force: bool, } #[instrument("build", skip_all)] pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { let ast_path_buf = args.tx3_file.with_extension("ast"); + if args.tx3_file.exists() && !args.force { + anyhow::bail!( + "Refusing to overwrite existing file: {} (use --force)", + args.tx3_file.display() + ); + } + let tx_builder = super::common::TransactionBuilder::from_ast(&ast_path_buf)?; @@ - fs::write(&args.tx3_file, tx3_content) - .context("Failed to write tx3 file")?; + fs::write(&args.tx3_file, tx3_content) + .with_context(|| format!("Failed to write tx3 file: {}", args.tx3_file.display()))?;Also applies to: 14-26
14-15: Optional: trace the target file.Aligns with other subcommands’ trace hints.
-#[instrument("build", skip_all)] +#[instrument(name = "build", skip_all)] pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { + tracing::debug!(file = %args.tx3_file.display(), "building tx3 from AST"); @@ println!("\n✅ Transaction created successfully!"); println!("📄 File saved to: {}", args.tx3_file.display());Also applies to: 27-31
examples/mint_with_script.tx3 (2)
1-6: Add a short header comment noting test-only values.Clarify that the policy ID and script blob are sample data to avoid unintended mainnet reuse. If the TX3 DSL supports
//comments, prepend a brief note.
30-33: Consider externalizing the large script blob.Referencing a file (if supported by the DSL) improves readability and diffs; keeps examples concise.
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[error] 6-6: unused import: hex::ToHex
[error] 52-52: clippy: needlessly_borrows_for_generic_args. Change fs::read_to_string(&ast_path_buf) to fs::read_to_string(ast_path_buf)
[error] 171-175: clippy: manual_map. Replace manual map pattern with output_name.as_ref().map(|name| tx3_lang::ast::Identifier::new(name.clone()))
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Cargo.toml (1)
17-18: Dependency bump aligns with construct toolingLine 17 and Line 18: Updating both
tx3-langandtx3-cardanoto 0.11.5 keeps the CLI in sync with the new transaction builder capabilities introduced in this PR.examples/mint_token.tx3 (1)
3-27: Mint example covers balances cleanlyLine 3 through Line 27: The example walks through token creation while preserving the source balance after fees, making it a solid template for users.
examples/README.md (1)
1-72: Docs match the new workflowsLine 1 through Line 72: Clear prerequisites and command snippets give users everything needed to run the added TX3 examples.
examples/transfer.tx3 (1)
4-21: Transfer example handles changeLine 4 through Line 21: The transfer template accounts for both the receiver payout and sender change after fees—good baseline example.
src/tx/mod.rs (1)
10-44: Construct command wired correctlyLine 10 through Line 44: Registering the
constructmodule and delegating via the new enum variant cleanly exposes the builder workflow in the CLI.
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src/tx/invoke.rs (2)
1-1: Replace unwrap on hex decode with fallible handlingAvoid panics on malformed
txby propagating an error with context.Apply:
- use anyhow::{bail, Result}; + use anyhow::{bail, Context, Result}; @@ - let cbor = hex::decode(tx).unwrap(); + let cbor = hex::decode(tx) + .context("Invalid hex in tx field returned by resolve_tx")?;Based on learnings
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83-91: Don’t unwrap JSON serializationPropagate serialization failure instead of panicking.
- println!( - "{}", - serde_json::to_string_pretty(&json!({ - "hash": hash, - "cbor": hex::encode(&cbor), - })) - .unwrap() - ); + let payload = json!({ + "hash": hash.clone(), + "cbor": hex::encode(&cbor), + }); + println!( + "{}", + serde_json::to_string_pretty(&payload) + .context("Failed to serialize JSON output")? + );Based on learnings
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src/tx/construct/common.rs (3)
109-114: Reject invalid UTxO data without panicking
hex::decode(...).unwrap()andparse::<u64>().unwrap()will crash on bad input. Parse with context and return an error (or re-prompt).- input_block.fields.push(tx3_lang::ast::InputBlockField::Ref( - tx3_lang::ast::DataExpr::UtxoRef(tx3_lang::ast::UtxoRef { - txid: hex::decode(parts[0]).unwrap(), - index: parts[1].parse::<u64>().unwrap(), - span: tx3_lang::ast::Span::default(), - }), - )); + let txid = hex::decode(parts[0]) + .context("Invalid txid hex in Utxo Ref (expected 32-byte hex)")?; + let index = parts[1] + .parse::<u64>() + .context("Invalid UTxO index (must be an integer)")?; + + input_block.fields.push(tx3_lang::ast::InputBlockField::Ref( + tx3_lang::ast::DataExpr::UtxoRef(tx3_lang::ast::UtxoRef { + txid, + index, + span: tx3_lang::ast::Span::default(), + }), + ));Based on learnings
120-126: Parse min_amount falliblyAvoid
unwrap()so interactive flows don’t crash on typos.- input_block.fields.push(tx3_lang::ast::InputBlockField::MinAmount( - tx3_lang::ast::DataExpr::StaticAssetConstructor(tx3_lang::ast::StaticAssetConstructor { - amount: Box::new(tx3_lang::ast::DataExpr::Number(min_amount.parse::<i64>().unwrap())), - span: tx3_lang::ast::Span::default(), - r#type: tx3_lang::ast::Identifier::new("Ada".to_string()), - }) - )); + let min_amount_value = min_amount + .parse::<i64>() + .context("Invalid minimum amount (must be an integer)")?; + + input_block.fields.push(tx3_lang::ast::InputBlockField::MinAmount( + tx3_lang::ast::DataExpr::StaticAssetConstructor(tx3_lang::ast::StaticAssetConstructor { + amount: Box::new(tx3_lang::ast::DataExpr::Number(min_amount_value)), + span: tx3_lang::ast::Span::default(), + r#type: tx3_lang::ast::Identifier::new("Ada".to_string()), + }) + ));Based on learnings
191-197: Gracefully parse output amountSame panic risk as inputs; parse with context.
- output_block.fields.push(tx3_lang::ast::OutputBlockField::Amount( - Box::new(tx3_lang::ast::DataExpr::StaticAssetConstructor(tx3_lang::ast::StaticAssetConstructor { - amount: Box::new(tx3_lang::ast::DataExpr::Number(amount.parse::<i64>().unwrap())), - span: tx3_lang::ast::Span::default(), - r#type: tx3_lang::ast::Identifier::new("Ada".to_string()), - })) - )); + let amount_value = amount + .parse::<i64>() + .context("Invalid Ada amount (must be an integer)")?; + + output_block.fields.push(tx3_lang::ast::OutputBlockField::Amount( + Box::new(tx3_lang::ast::DataExpr::StaticAssetConstructor( + tx3_lang::ast::StaticAssetConstructor { + amount: Box::new(tx3_lang::ast::DataExpr::Number(amount_value)), + span: tx3_lang::ast::Span::default(), + r#type: tx3_lang::ast::Identifier::new("Ada".to_string()), + } + )) + ));Based on learnings
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src/tx/construct/common.rs (2)
44-46: Avoid cloning the whole AST
astis owned; cloning here is unnecessary and expensive.- Self { - ast: ast.clone(), - def_index: def_index.unwrap(), - } + let def_index = def_index.unwrap(); + Self { ast, def_index }
202-205: UX consistency: align “Add another …?” defaultsInputs default to
falsewhile outputs default totrue. Consider making bothfalsefor consistency.- let add_more = Confirm::new("Add another output?") - .with_default(true) + let add_more = Confirm::new("Add another output?") + .with_default(false) .prompt()?;
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94-96: Print hash directly: LGTM (avoid double-encoding). Please confirm type.Assuming
TxEnvelope.hashis already a hex string, this is correct and fixes the previous double-encode risk. If it’s raw bytes, this will notDisplayand will fail to compile—ensure both JSON/Table paths use the same hex-string representation.
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| #[instrument("add-input", skip_all)] | ||
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#[instrument("add-input", skip_all)] won’t compile—the attribute macro requires named parameters. Use the supported form instead.
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| #[instrument("add-input", skip_all)] | |
| pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { | |
| let ast_path_buf = args.tx3_file.with_extension("ast"); | |
| #[instrument(name = "add-input", skip_all)] | |
| pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { | |
| let ast_path_buf = args.tx3_file.with_extension("ast"); |
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| pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { | ||
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| #[instrument("add-output", skip_all)] | |
| pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { | |
| let ast_path_buf = args.tx3_file.with_extension("ast"); | |
| #[instrument(name = "add-output", skip_all)] | |
| pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { | |
| let ast_path_buf = args.tx3_file.with_extension("ast"); |
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| pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { | ||
| let ast_path_buf = args.tx3_file.with_extension("ast"); |
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| #[instrument("wizard", skip_all)] | |
| pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { | |
| let ast_path_buf = args.tx3_file.with_extension("ast"); | |
| #[instrument(name = "wizard", skip_all)] | |
| pub async fn run(args: Args, _ctx: &crate::Context) -> Result<()> { | |
| let ast_path_buf = args.tx3_file.with_extension("ast"); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/tx/construct/wizard.rs around lines 15 to 17, the tracing attribute uses
invalid positional syntax #[instrument("wizard", skip_all)]; change it to use
named arguments by replacing the attribute with the correct form that names the
instrument (e.g., use name = "wizard") while keeping skip_all, so the macro
compiles and the function remains async.
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