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hyperlane-monorepo/solidity/optics-xapps/contracts/xapp-template/MessageTemplate.sol

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// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT OR Apache-2.0
pragma solidity >=0.6.11;
import "@summa-tx/memview-sol/contracts/TypedMemView.sol";
/*
============ Overview: xApp Message Library ============
Messages are the actual data passed between chains.
We define messages as a byte vector in memory.
To make sure that messages are compact and chain agnostic,
we recommend a simple, custom serialization format (rather than ABI encoding).
TypedMemView is a library for working with memory in Solidity.
We use TypedMemView to create a custom serialization format for xApp messages.
We use a 1-byte type tag on the front of the message.
(The typed tag is optional if the user is familiar with writing wire protocols)
Message Flow Between xApps:
1. xApp Router A receives a command on chain A
2. xApp Router A encodes (formats) the information into a message
2. xApp Router A sends the message to xApp Router B on chain B via Optics
3. xApp Router B receives the message via Optics
4. xApp Router B decodes (gets) the information from the message and acts on it
The Message Library should contain the following for each type of message:
1. Formatter: a function which takes information as Solidity arguments and
encodes it as a byte vector in a defined format, producing the message
2. Identifier: a function which takes a byte vector and returns TRUE
if the vector is matches the expected format of this message type
3. Getter(s): function(s) which parse the information stored in the message
and return them in the form of Solidity arguments
*/
library Message {
using TypedMemView for bytes;
using TypedMemView for bytes29;
enum Types {
Invalid, // 0
A // 1 - a message which contains a single number
}
// ============ Formatters ============
/**
* @notice Given the information needed for a message TypeA
* (in this example case, the information is just a single number)
* format a bytes message encoding the information
* @param _number The number to be included in the TypeA message
* @return The encoded bytes message
*/
function formatTypeA(uint256 _number) internal pure returns (bytes memory) {
return abi.encodePacked(uint8(Types.A), _number);
}
// ============ Identifiers ============
/**
* @notice Get the type that the TypedMemView is cast to
* @param _view The message
* @return _type The type of the message (one of the enum Types)
*/
function messageType(bytes29 _view) internal pure returns (Types _type) {
_type = Types(uint8(_view.typeOf()));
}
/**
* @notice Determine whether the message is a message TypeA
* @param _view The message
* @return _isTypeA True if the message is TypeA
*/
function isTypeA(bytes29 _view) internal pure returns (bool _isTypeA) {
_isTypeA = messageType(_view) == Types.A;
}
// ============ Getters ============
/**
* @notice Parse the number sent within a TypeA message
* @param _view The message
* @return _number The number encoded in the message
*/
function number(bytes29 _view) internal pure returns (uint256 _number) {
require(
isTypeA(_view),
"MessageTemplate/number: view must be of type A"
);
_number = uint256(_view.index(0, 32));
}
}