- ✅ Moved ENS-related functions from
Client.sol
toAttestationUtils.sol
- Create an interface
IENSUtils.sol
for the ENS-related functions - Update
Client.sol
to use the new ENS utility functions through the interface
- ✅ Relocated schema creation functions from
AttestationService.sol
toAttestationUtils.sol
- ✅ Created new functions in
AttestationUtils.sol
for creating various schemas - ✅ Updated
AttestationService.sol
to use the new schema creation functions fromAttestationUtils.sol
- Update all contracts to use the same Solidity version (preferably ^0.8.20)
- Ensure compatibility with dependencies and make necessary adjustments
- Complete the implementation of
convertProviderToSigner
inEthereumProviderUtils.sol
- Add proper error handling and input validation
- ✅ Implemented custom errors in
AttestationUtils.sol
- Extend custom error usage to
AttestationService.sol
and other contracts - Add more detailed error messages for better debugging and user feedback
- Implement additional checks in role management functions in
AttestationService.sol
- Consider using OpenZeppelin's
AccessControlEnumerable
for better role management
- Review and optimize the storage layout in
AttestationService.sol
for gas efficiency - Consider using
uint256
instead ofbool
forapprovedAttestationCreators
mapping
- Add more detailed NatSpec comments for all functions and parameters
- Include examples and usage instructions in the contract documentation
- Create a separate
SchemaManager.sol
contract to handle all schema-related operations - Implement an
ISchemaManager.sol
interface for better abstraction - Move role management logic to a separate
RoleManager.sol
contract
- Create a separate
EventEmitter.sol
contract to centralize all event emissions - Use this contract in
AttestationService.sol
and other contracts to improve consistency
- Implement a feature-based folder structure (e.g.,
features/attestation
,features/verification
) - Create separate folders for components, hooks, services, and utilities
- Use barrel files (index.ts) for cleaner imports
- Implement a component hierarchy: Atoms > Molecules > Organisms > Templates > Pages
- Use Higher-Order Components (HOCs) for cross-cutting concerns (e.g., authentication, loading states)
- Implement render props pattern for flexible component composition
- Use React Context for global state that doesn't change frequently
- Implement Redux with Redux Toolkit for complex application state
- Use local component state for UI-specific state that doesn't need to be shared
- Create custom hooks for reusable logic (e.g.,
useWalletConnection
,useAttestation
) - Implement hook composition for complex logic
- Move business logic out of components into custom hooks or services
- Create a service layer for all API and blockchain interactions
- Implement a repository pattern for data fetching and manipulation
- Use adapters for third-party libraries to make them easily swappable
- Implement a centralized error handling mechanism
- Create custom error classes for different types of errors
- Set up error logging and monitoring (e.g., Sentry integration)
- Implement code splitting and lazy loading for large components
- Use React.memo and useMemo for expensive computations
- Optimize re-renders with useCallback for event handlers
- Implement a comprehensive testing strategy (unit, integration, e2e)
- Use React Testing Library for component tests
- Implement snapshot testing for UI components
- Use a CSS-in-JS solution (e.g., styled-components) for component-specific styles
- Implement a theme provider for consistent styling across the application
- Create a design system with reusable UI components
- Set up a CI/CD pipeline for automated testing and deployment
- Implement environment-specific configuration management
- Use Docker for consistent development and production environments
By implementing these recommendations, the MissionEnrollment project will achieve better modularity, maintainability, and scalability in both its smart contract and frontend components. The frontend architecture will be more robust, easier to test, and better organized for future development and scaling.