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chore: add more docs #65
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execution.go (3)
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: Consider enhancing method documentation with standard Go doc conventions.While the documentation is clear and informative, consider adding:
- Error conditions that might be returned
- Standard Go doc parameter and return value annotations for better IDE integration
Example enhancement:
// InitChain initializes a new blockchain with the given genesis parameters. // It returns the initial state root hash and maximum allowed transaction bytes. -// - genesisTime: The official starting time of the blockchain -// - initialHeight: The starting block height -// - chainID: Unique identifier for the blockchain +// +// Parameters: +// - genesisTime: The official starting time of the blockchain +// - initialHeight: The starting block height +// - chainID: Unique identifier for the blockchain +// +// Returns: +// - stateRoot: The initial state root hash +// - maxBytes: Maximum allowed transaction bytes +// - err: Returns error if initialization fails due to invalid parameters or internal errors
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: Consider adding more details about transaction retrieval behavior.The documentation could be enhanced with information about:
- How transactions are ordered when retrieved
- Whether transactions are removed from the mempool
- Any size limits or other constraints
Example enhancement:
// GetTxs retrieves pending transactions from the execution client's mempool. -// These transactions are candidates for inclusion in the next block. +// These transactions are candidates for inclusion in the next block. +// Transactions are typically ordered by gas price (highest first) and nonce. +// Note: This does not remove transactions from the mempool.
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: Consider adding error conditions and operational impact.The documentation could be enhanced with:
- Error conditions (e.g., what happens if the block doesn't exist)
- Impact on dependent operations (e.g., can transactions still reference this block?)
Example enhancement:
// SetFinal marks a block as finalized at the specified height. -// This indicates the block can no longer be reverted. +// This indicates the block can no longer be reverted. +// Returns an error if the block at the specified height doesn't exist +// or if the height is invalid (e.g., greater than current height). +// Once finalized, all dependent operations are also considered final.
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execution.go (1)
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: Well-structured interface documentation!The documentation effectively communicates the purpose of the interface and its architectural benefits in terms of separation of concerns and modularity.
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interface, providing detailed descriptions of methods related to blockchain initialization, transaction retrieval, execution, and block finalization. These updates improve clarity and understanding of the system's operational flow.