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Here's the PR! #13.
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Step 1: 🔍 Code Search
I found the following snippets in your repository. I will now analyze these snippets and come up with a plan.
Some code snippets I looked at (click to expand). If some file is missing from here, you can mention the path in the ticket description.
Step 2: 🧐 Snippet Analysis
From looking through the relevant snippets, I decided to make the following modifications:
File Path | Proposed Changes |
---|---|
docs/Router.md |
Create docs/Router.md with contents: • Write an overview of the Router contract, including its purpose and functionalities. • Document each public and external function in the Router contract, explaining how and when they are used. • Create a mermaid.js diagram to visually represent how a user interacts with the Router contract. Include this diagram in the markdown file. |
docs/RouterRegistry.md |
Create docs/RouterRegistry.md with contents: • Write an overview of the RouterRegistry contract, including its purpose and functionalities. • Document each public and external function in the RouterRegistry contract, explaining how and when they are used. • Create a mermaid.js diagram to visually represent how a user interacts with the RouterRegistry contract. Include this diagram in the markdown file. |
docs/IOwner.md |
Create docs/IOwner.md with contents: • Write an overview of the IOwner interface, including its purpose and functionalities. • Document each public and external function in the IOwner interface, explaining how and when they are used. • Create a mermaid.js diagram to visually represent how a user interacts with the IOwner interface. Include this diagram in the markdown file. |
docs/MultiSendCallOnly.md |
Create docs/MultiSendCallOnly.md with contents: • Write an overview of the MultiSendCallOnly library, including its purpose and functionalities. • Document each public and external function in the MultiSendCallOnly library, explaining how and when they are used. • Create a mermaid.js diagram to visually represent how a user interacts with the MultiSendCallOnly library. Include this diagram in the markdown file. |
README.md |
Modify README.md with contents: • Add a section that provides an overview of the documentation available for each contract in the src directory.• Include links to the markdown files for each contract in the new section. |
Step 3: 📝 Planning
I have created a plan for writing the pull request. I am now working my plan and coding the required changes to address this issue. Here is the planned pull request:
Add documentation and diagrams for contracts
sweep/add-documentation-and-diagrams
Description
This PR adds comprehensive documentation and mermaid.js diagrams for the contracts in the
src
directory. It addresses issue #12 by creating overview markdown files for each contract, providing an overview of their functionalities, documenting each public and external function, and including mermaid.js diagrams to visually represent user interaction with the contracts.Summary
- Created overview markdown files for each contract in the
src
directory.- Added an overview of each contract, including their purpose and functionalities.
- Documented each public and external function in the contracts, explaining how and when they are used.
- Included mermaid.js diagrams to visually represent user interaction with the contracts.
- Organized the documentation files in the
docs
directory for easy navigation.- Updated the
README.md
file to include a section with links to the documentation for each contract.
Step 4: ⌨️ Coding
File | Instructions | Progress |
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docs/Router.md |
Create docs/Router.md with contents: • Write an overview of the Router contract, including its purpose and functionalities. • Document each public and external function in the Router contract, explaining how and when they are used. • Create a mermaid.js diagram to visually represent how a user interacts with the Router contract. Include this diagram in the markdown file. |
✅ Commit 06f1a82 |
docs/RouterRegistry.md |
Create docs/RouterRegistry.md with contents: • Write an overview of the RouterRegistry contract, including its purpose and functionalities. • Document each public and external function in the RouterRegistry contract, explaining how and when they are used. • Create a mermaid.js diagram to visually represent how a user interacts with the RouterRegistry contract. Include this diagram in the markdown file. |
✅ Commit 06f1a82 |
docs/IOwner.md |
Create docs/IOwner.md with contents: • Write an overview of the IOwner interface, including its purpose and functionalities. • Document each public and external function in the IOwner interface, explaining how and when they are used. • Create a mermaid.js diagram to visually represent how a user interacts with the IOwner interface. Include this diagram in the markdown file. |
✅ Commit 31c9433 |
docs/MultiSendCallOnly.md |
Create docs/MultiSendCallOnly.md with contents: • Write an overview of the MultiSendCallOnly library, including its purpose and functionalities. • Document each public and external function in the MultiSendCallOnly library, explaining how and when they are used. • Create a mermaid.js diagram to visually represent how a user interacts with the MultiSendCallOnly library. Include this diagram in the markdown file. |
✅ Commit b821d35 |
README.md |
Modify README.md with contents: • Add a section that provides an overview of the documentation available for each contract in the src directory.• Include links to the markdown files for each contract in the new section. |
❌ Failed |
Step 5: 🔁 Code Review
Here are my self-reviews of my changes at sweep/add-documentation-and-diagrams
.
Here is the 1st review
The documentation added in this pull request is well-written and provides a good overview of the contracts and their functions. However, there are a couple of sequence diagrams that need to be completed:
In
docs/Router.md
, the sequence diagram does not show the response from the Router contract after the user calls themultiSend
function. Please update the diagram to include this interaction.Similarly, in
docs/RouterRegistry.md
, the sequence diagram does not show the response from the RouterRegistry contract after the user calls therouterExistsFor
function. This interaction should also be included in the diagram.Once these changes are made, the documentation will provide a complete overview of user interaction with the contracts.
Here is the 2nd review
The documentation added for the contracts and interfaces is well-written and provides a good overview of their functionality. However, there are some incomplete sequence diagrams that need to be finished. Here are the specific changes that need to be made:
- In
docs/IOwner.md
, the sequence diagram needs to be completed. It currently ends after the user calls theowner()
function on the IOwner interface. Please add the remaining steps to show what happens next.- In
docs/Router.md
, the sequence diagram needs to be completed. It currently ends after the user calls theupdatePluginLogic
andmultiSend
functions on the Router contract. Please add the remaining steps to show what happens next.- In
docs/RouterRegistry.md
, the sequence diagram needs to be completed. It currently ends after the user calls thecreateRouter
androuterExistsFor
functions on the RouterRegistry contract. Please add the remaining steps to show what happens next.Please make these changes and update the pull request. Keep up the good work!
Here is the 3rd review
Hi @stevennevins,
Great job on the documentation for the contracts! I have reviewed your changes and found a few areas that need some attention:
- In the
docs/IOwner.md
,docs/Router.md
, anddocs/RouterRegistry.md
files, the sequence diagrams seem to be incomplete. They start with a user calling a function on the contract, but they do not show what happens next. Please complete these diagrams to fully illustrate the user interaction with the contracts.Here's an example of how you might complete the sequence diagram in
docs/IOwner.md
:sequenceDiagram User->>IOwner: owner() IOwner-->>User: owner addressPlease apply similar changes to the sequence diagrams in
docs/Router.md
anddocs/RouterRegistry.md
.Keep up the good work!
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