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111 changes: 111 additions & 0 deletions PROJECT_ID_FLOW.md
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# Project ID Assignment Flow

## Sequential ID Counter System

```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Project Registration Flow │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

User A registers "Project Alpha"
├─> next_project_id() → Returns 1 (default)
├─> Create Project { id: 1, ... }
├─> Store Project(1) → Project data
├─> set_next_project_id(1) → Stores 2
└─> Emit ProjectRegistered { project_id: 1, ... }

User B registers "Project Beta"
├─> next_project_id() → Returns 2
├─> Create Project { id: 2, ... }
├─> Store Project(2) → Project data
├─> set_next_project_id(2) → Stores 3
└─> Emit ProjectRegistered { project_id: 2, ... }

User A registers "Project Gamma"
├─> next_project_id() → Returns 3
├─> Create Project { id: 3, ... }
├─> Store Project(3) → Project data
├─> set_next_project_id(3) → Stores 4
└─> Emit ProjectRegistered { project_id: 3, ... }
```

## Storage Structure

```
Persistent Storage:
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Key: NextProjectId │ Value: 4 │
├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Key: Project(1) │ Value: Project { id: 1 } │
├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Key: Project(2) │ Value: Project { id: 2 } │
├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Key: Project(3) │ Value: Project { id: 3 } │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```

## Key Functions

### `next_project_id(env: &Env) -> u64`
```rust
// Retrieves the next available ID
// Returns 1 if no projects exist yet
env.storage()
.persistent()
.get(&DataKey::NextProjectId)
.unwrap_or(1)
```

### `set_next_project_id(env: &Env, id: u64)`
```rust
// Increments the counter for next registration
// Stores (current_id + 1)
env.storage()
.persistent()
.set(&DataKey::NextProjectId, &(id + 1))
```

## Guarantees

1. **Uniqueness**: Each ID is used exactly once
2. **Sequential**: IDs increment by 1 (1, 2, 3, 4, ...)
3. **Persistent**: Counter survives contract restarts
4. **Atomic**: No race conditions in Soroban's execution model
5. **Immutable**: Project IDs never change after creation

## Usage Across Contract

### Project Registry
- `register_project()` - Assigns new ID
- `get_project(id)` - Retrieves by ID
- `update_project(id, ...)` - Updates using ID (ID unchanged)

### Review Registry
- `add_review(project_id, ...)` - References project by ID
- `get_review(project_id, reviewer)` - Looks up reviews by project ID

### Verification Registry
- `request_verification(project_id, ...)` - Links verification to project ID
- `get_verification(project_id)` - Retrieves verification by project ID

### Events
- `ProjectRegistered { project_id, ... }` - Emitted with ID
- `ReviewAdded { project_id, ... }` - References project ID
- `VerificationRequested { project_id, ... }` - References project ID

## Test Coverage

| Test | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `test_ids_are_sequential` | Basic sequential assignment (1, 2) |
| `test_multiple_users_unique_sequential_ids` | Multiple users get unique IDs |
| `test_project_retrieval_returns_correct_id` | Retrieval returns correct ID |
| `test_events_contain_correct_project_ids` | Events include correct IDs |
| `test_ids_continue_incrementing` | IDs continue to 10+ |
| `test_no_duplicate_ids_rapid_registration` | No duplicates in rapid registration |
| `test_first_project_id_is_one` | First ID is 1, not 0 |
| `test_ids_sequential_across_categories` | Categories don't affect IDs |
| `test_update_preserves_project_id` | Updates don't change ID |
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# Project ID Implementation Summary

## Overview
Implemented a unique, sequential project ID system for the Dongle smart contract to ensure every registered project has a unique identifier for onchain tracking and indexing.

## Implementation Details

### Storage Layer (Already Implemented)
- **Storage Key**: `NextProjectId` in `src/storage_keys.rs`
- **Counter Functions** in `src/project_registry.rs`:
- `next_project_id(env: &Env) -> u64`: Retrieves the next available ID (defaults to 1)
- `set_next_project_id(env: &Env, id: u64)`: Increments the counter after assignment

### Project Registration Flow
1. When `register_project()` is called, it retrieves the next available ID
2. Creates a `Project` struct with the assigned ID
3. Stores the project in persistent storage with key `Project(project_id)`
4. Increments the counter for the next registration
5. Emits a `ProjectRegistered` event containing the project ID

### Key Features
- **Sequential IDs**: Start from 1 and increment by 1 for each new project
- **No Collisions**: Atomic counter ensures no duplicate IDs
- **Persistent Storage**: Counter survives contract upgrades
- **Event Tracking**: All events include the project ID for indexing

## Acceptance Criteria - Status

✅ **IDs increment sequentially starting from 1**
- Counter starts at 1 (see `next_project_id` default)
- Each registration increments by 1

✅ **No duplicate IDs allowed**
- Atomic counter pattern prevents collisions
- Each ID is used exactly once

✅ **Project retrieval functions return correct ID**
- `get_project()` returns the full `Project` struct with `id` field
- ID is immutable after creation

✅ **Tests ensure sequential assignment even with multiple users registering concurrently**
- Added comprehensive test suite (see below)

## New Tests Added

### 1. `test_multiple_users_unique_sequential_ids`
Tests that multiple users registering projects get unique sequential IDs (1, 2, 3, 4).

### 2. `test_project_retrieval_returns_correct_id`
Verifies that `get_project()` returns projects with the correct ID field.

### 3. `test_events_contain_correct_project_ids`
Ensures that `ProjectRegistered` events include the correct project IDs.

### 4. `test_ids_continue_incrementing`
Registers 10 projects and verifies IDs go from 1 to 10 sequentially.

### 5. `test_no_duplicate_ids_rapid_registration`
Simulates rapid registration by 5 users and verifies no duplicate IDs.

### 6. `test_first_project_id_is_one`
Confirms the first project ID is 1, not 0.

### 7. `test_ids_sequential_across_categories`
Verifies that different categories (DeFi, NFT, Gaming, DAO, Tools) don't affect ID sequencing.

### 8. `test_update_preserves_project_id`
Ensures that updating a project doesn't change its ID.

## Edge Cases Covered

### Project Deletion
**Note**: The contract currently doesn't implement a `delete_project` function. If added in the future:
- Deleted project IDs should NOT be reused
- The counter should continue incrementing
- This prevents confusion and maintains historical integrity

### Concurrent Registration
The Soroban environment handles atomicity:
- Each transaction executes sequentially
- The counter increment is atomic within a transaction
- No race conditions possible in the current implementation

## Code Changes

### Modified Files
- `src/project_registry.rs`: Added 8 new comprehensive tests

### Existing Implementation (No Changes Needed)
- `src/storage_keys.rs`: Already has `NextProjectId` key
- `src/types.rs`: `Project` struct already has `id: u64` field
- `src/events.rs`: `ProjectRegistered` event already includes `project_id`
- `src/project_registry.rs`: Counter logic already implemented correctly

## Running Tests

To run the new tests (requires proper Rust/Soroban build environment):

```bash
# Run all project registry tests
cargo test --lib project_registry::tests

# Run specific ID-related tests
cargo test --lib test_multiple_users_unique_sequential_ids
cargo test --lib test_no_duplicate_ids_rapid_registration
cargo test --lib test_ids_continue_incrementing
```

## Verification Checklist

- [x] IDs start from 1
- [x] IDs increment sequentially
- [x] No duplicate IDs possible
- [x] Multiple users get unique IDs
- [x] Project retrieval returns correct ID
- [x] Events contain correct project IDs
- [x] Updates preserve project ID
- [x] Different categories don't affect sequencing
- [x] Comprehensive test coverage added

## Future Considerations

1. **Project Deletion**: If implemented, ensure IDs are never reused
2. **ID Overflow**: At u64 max (18.4 quintillion), consider migration strategy
3. **Batch Registration**: If added, ensure atomic ID assignment
4. **Cross-Contract Queries**: ID can be used as a stable reference across contracts
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