Balance history was not checked for all chains if no history on
some chain.
Removed `SetInitialRange` from wallet API as internal implementation.
This method was called on adding a brand new Status account to initialize
blocks_range table to avoid transfers history checks.
1) Only fetch history for networks that match test mode enabled
* Trade Off: it will be only refetch in 12 hours so changing test mode won't trigger a refetch until app is restarted or 12 hours.
I think it is ok as change test mode is not a common use case
2) Do not consider networks that are enabled or not as this can be change more often than every 12 hours
The "not found" and "no contract" expected error is caught and wrapped
by ClientWithFallback. The fetching of balance history of next blocks
is aborted which is not desired.
Fix by not treating the error as a connection error in
ClientWithFallback.
The L2 networks have their own block number and average block duration,
so we need to hardcode to keep the logic simplified.
Updates status-desktop: #9582
Add history.exchange sub-package with following responsibilities
- fetch and caches daily exchange rates for tokens
- Partial update if missing form yesterday back
- Implement all time fetching special case
- Fetches the price of the token after merging entries for the selected
chains
history.service package changes
- Return ValuePoint instead of DataPoint
- Value point contains the value in fiat as float64 instead
- Convert merged values from tokens balance (wei) to fiat
Other changes
- Move start/stop balance history to startWallet/stopWallet
- Move cryptocompare to thirdparty package to avoid recursive import
- Rename DataPoint.Value to DataPoint.Balance
- Don't merge entries for single chain
This change improves on the previous implementation which used
the block number that doesn't work with incompatible blockchains e.g. L1 vs. L2
Closes: #9205
Extends wallet module with the history package with the following
components:
BalanceDB (balance_db.go)
- Keeps track of balance information (token count, block, block timestamp)
for a token identity (chain, address, currency)
- The cached data is stored in `balance_history` table.
- Uniqueness constrained is enforced by the `balance_history_identify_entry`
UNIQUE index.
- Optimal DB fetching is ensured by the `balance_history_filter_entries`
index
Balance (balance.go)
- Provides two stages:
- Fetch of balance history using RPC calls (Balance.update function)
- Retrieving of cached balance data from the DB it exists (Balance.get
function)
- Fetching and retrieving of data is done for specific time intervals
defined by TimeInterval "enumeration"
- Update process is done for a token identity by the Balance.Update function
- The granularity of data points returned is defined by the constant
increment step define in `timeIntervalToStride` for each time interval.
- The `blocksStride` values have a common divisor to have cache hit
between time intervals.
Service (service.go)
- Main APIs
- StartBalanceHistory: Regularly updates balance history for all
enabled networks, available accounts and provided tokens.
- GetBalanceHistory: retrieves cached token count for a token identity
(chain, address, currency) for multiple chains
- UpdateVisibleTokens: will set the list of tokens to have historical
balance fetched. This is a simplification to limit tokens to a small
list that make sense
Fetch balance history for ECR20 tokens
- Add token.Manager.GetTokenBalanceAt to fetch balance of a specific
block number of ECR20.
- Add tokenChainClientSource concrete implementation of DataSource
to fetch balance of ECR20 tokens.
- Chose the correct DataSource implementation based on the token
"is native" property.
Tests
Tests are implemented using a mock of `DataSource` interface used
to intercept the RPC calls.
Notes:
- the timestamp used for retrieving block balance is constant
Closes status-desktop: #8175, #8226, #8862
Ivan Belyakov
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Roman Volosovskyi
Anthony Laibe
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