Refactor Config Handling & Add Multichain Support #12
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Title:
Refactor Config Handling & Add Multichain Support
closes #11
Description:
This PR introduces a dedicated
configpackage to improve configuration management and adds support for multiple source blockchains. The refactor makes it easier to integrate different blockchain networks (e.g., Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche) with Filecoin.Key Changes:
Config Refactor:
config/config.gofor better modularity..gitignoreto properly excludeconfig/xchain_key.json.config.jsonto support multiple source chains under"sources", with a"destination"section for Filecoin.CLI Enhancements:
--chainargument to specify the source blockchain.daemon,offer,dealStatus) to load chain-specific settings dynamically.Code Improvements:
Configstruct fromxchain.goand replaced it withconfig.Config.NewAggregatorand other relevant functions to useconfig.SourceChainConfig.processDealStatusby using%vinstead of%sfor structured data.Testing & Dependencies:
xchain_test.goto use the new config structure and test chain selection.go.modto includegithub.com/stretchr/testifyandgithub.com/filecoin-project/go-cbor-utilfor improved testing and CBOR support.Why This Matters: