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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe project switches to an ESM-only tsup build, updates TypeScript and ESLint configuration, migrates Sapphire integration to Ethers v6, adds authenticated policy-server verification, changes public return types to primitives, and updates tests and examples. ChangesESM, provider, and toolchain update
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The dependency and toolchain refresh still has an unresolved declaration-build compatibility issue and an integration test that may pass against stale data, so merge should wait for those issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Release and public API documentation follow-ups are also needed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
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Client->>BaseProvider: initializePSVerification(nodeUri, signerOrAuthToken, request, signal)
BaseProvider->>Provider: forward credentials and request
Provider->>Provider: validate inputs and sign initialization parameters
Provider->>PolicyServer: send initialization command with authentication fields
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"strict": false.
"strict": falsedisables strict checks for all source files compiled by this configuration. Enable strict mode after resolving the current diagnostics, or track a time-bound exception for the migration.As per coding guidelines, “Use TypeScript strict mode where possible.”
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Excellent refactoring PR to update build tools (microbundle to tsup), switch to flat ESLint config, bump dependencies (libp2p, ethers, eciesjs), and clean up various TypeScript linting issues including primitive type usage. The shift to an ESM-only package aligns well with the broader JS ecosystem trends and is properly documented in the README. LGTM!
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• [INFO][style] Great job updating Boolean to boolean. Primitive types should always be preferred over boxed object types in TypeScript. The same applies to the String, BigInt, and Object changes made in other contract files.
• [INFO][style] Good catch on handling the Uint8Array returned by eciesjs 0.5+. Using TextDecoder().decode(...) is the standard and correct approach for buffer conversions here.
• [INFO][other] Switching to tsup is a solid choice given that microbundle is no longer actively maintained. The configuration faithfully reproduces the necessary output formats while dropping the legacy builds.
• [INFO][style] Good fix to prevent unnecessary variable shadowing and reassignment by splitting out nftAddress into its own const declaration.
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46-46: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve update transaction IDs in the resolution assertions.
The removed update transaction state leaves the later calls on Lines 475 and 478 with only asset IDs.
src/services/Aquarius.tsLines 77-122 returns the first DDO whentxidis omitted. It checks the update event only whentxidis provided. A stale DDO can therefore satisfyShould resolve updated datasets. Keep each update transaction ID and pass it towaitForIndexer, or assert the updated fields directly.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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test/integration/PublishEditConsume.test.ts (1)
228-229: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftMake unsupported backend coverage explicit.
The test runs real blockchain/provider workflows for URL, Arweave, and IPFS assets. On-chain and GraphQL publish/resolve coverage is absent, and their mint, order, and download blocks are commented out. IPFS update and updated-resolution coverage is also commented out under
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- Line 27: Update the root TypeScript configuration to explicitly include Node
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In `@src/contracts/NFTFactory.ts`:
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- Line 46: Preserve each update transaction ID in the publish/edit/consume test
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Add Node types to the root TypeScript configuration.
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Synchronize the JSDoc return types with the public signatures.
Line 187 returns Promise<boolean>, but its JSDoc declares Promise<Boolean>. Line 197 returns Promise<string>, but its JSDoc declares Promise<String>. Update both JSDoc tags to use primitive types.
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657-668: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the changed public verification API.
initializePSVerificationnow requiressignerOrAuthToken. Document requirednodeUri,signerOrAuthToken, andrequestparameters. Document optionalsignal.
src/services/providers/BaseProvider.ts#L657-L668: Add JSDoc for the public forwarding API.src/services/providers/P2pProvider.ts#L1554-L1587: Extend the existing JSDoc with parameter requiredness.As per coding guidelines, “Add JSDoc comments for all public APIs and document optional versus required parameters.”
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Complete the v9.0.0-next.11 release entry.
Add the actual release date. Also document the consumer-visible breaking changes: the package is ESM-only and requires Node.js 22 or newer. The current entries do not tell consumers about these migration requirements.
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Update all dependencies, replace microbundle with tsup, go ESM-only, migrate to ESLint 10
What
A dependency and toolchain refresh. Every dependency moves to the newest version that has been
on npm for more than 7 days, the unused ones are removed, the build tool is replaced, and the
package becomes ESM-only. Along the way this fixes a build that was only reproducible from the
committed lockfile, a type leak that broke consumer
tsc, and three test defects.Targets the
9.0.0line, which is the right place for the breaking changes below.mainandexports["."].requireremoved, no moredist/lib.cjsrequire('@oceanprotocol/lib')now needs Node'srequire(esm)(Node ≥ 22.12) orawait import(). See "ESM-only" below — the CJS entry never actually worked.engines.node>=18→>=22.nvmrcwas already 22.umd:mainanddist/lib.umd.jsremoved)<script>tag without supplying every one as a global.dependenciesESM-only — why this is a fix, not a regression
dist/lib.cjscould never work. 16 of the 25 runtime dependencies (the libp2p stack,multiformats,uint8arrays) publish norequirecondition, so the CJS bundle threw on load:It also failed to bundle — esbuild could not resolve
@libp2p/peer-idfrom it. Verified thesame failure against the previously published
8.6.2tarball, so this predates the PR.The ESM entry, by contrast, is requireable from CJS on modern Node:
So consumers gain a working CJS path on Node ≥ 20.19 where they previously had none. README
documents this.
Also fixed:
exports["."].defaultpointed at a file that was never publishedmicrobundle wrote its
modernandesmoutputs to the samelib.module.mjs, sodist/lib.modern.mjsnever existed — in this branch or in any released version (checked the8.6.2tarball). Anything whose resolver fell through todefaultgot a missing file. tsup nowemits it for real.
Dependencies
Updated
All to the newest release older than 7 days.
Runtime:
@oceanprotocol/ddo-js0.3.0 → 0.4.1,ethers6.15 → 6.17,bignumber.js9 → 11,eciesjs0.4.5 → 0.5.0,decimal.js,crypto-js,jsonwebtoken,@oasisprotocol/sapphire-paratime1.3.2 → 2.3.0, the whole libp2p family,multiformats→ 14.Dev:
@types/node24 → 26,typescript-eslint→ 8.67,eslint8 → 10,prettier2 → 3,typedoc0.25 → 0.28,release-it19 → 21,mocha,tsx,chai,auto-changelog.Two deliberate exceptions:
typescriptstays on 6.0.3. TypeScript 7.0 ships no programmatic API (that lands in 7.1),so
typescript-eslintrefuses it outright ("typescript-eslint does not support TS 7.0",typescript-eslint#10940)
and
typedoccrashes. No release of either supports TS 7, including their canary/dev channels.TS 7 was trialled successfully via Microsoft's side-by-side layout
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@typescript/typescript6for the API,typescript@7fortsc) and the emitted declarationswere equivalent — 30 differing lines across 62 files, all semantically identical. Reverted by
choice; the escape hatch is documented if we want it later.
@oceanprotocol/ddo-jsis on 0.4.1, which is younger than 7 days. Adopted deliberatelysince we control that release.
Removed — 10 unused
@truffle/hdwallet-provider(never imported; was the source of most audit findings),c8(scripts use
nyc),cross-env,ora,ts-nodeandts-node-register(ts-nodewas named bytwo scripts but no loader was ever registered, so it did nothing),
chai-spies+@types/chai-spies(zero usages),fs(npm's empty security-holder stub —import fs from 'fs'resolves to the Node builtin), and the
web3peerDependency (not imported anywhere).Dropping
ts-nodemeantnpm run mochahad to go — it was broken anyway(
Cannot find module '.../src/index.js'), andtest:sapphirewent through it, so the Sapphiresuite was unrunnable. It now uses the same
tsxrunner as the other suites.Moved devDependencies → dependencies
The libp2p family,
@multiformats/multiaddr,multiformats,uint8arrays,cross-fetch.src/imports these at runtime, but they sat indevDependencies, so microbundle inlined theminto the bundle instead of externalising them. Two consequences, both now fixed:
Consumer type-checking was broken.
dist/typesleaked 5 unresolvable imports. Verified byinstalling the packed tarball into a clean project with
skipLibCheckoff:This was invisible internally because our own
tsconfig.jsonsetsskipLibCheck: true.Consumers could not dedupe or pin libp2p, and an app using libp2p directly ended up with two
copies.
Six of these were not declared at all —
cross-fetch,uint8arrays,@libp2p/interface,@libp2p/peer-id,@libp2p/ping,@libp2p/utilswere imported bysrc/and only resolved byhoisting. Removing
@truffle/hdwallet-providerbroke the build by takingcross-fetchwith it,which is how they surfaced.
Result
npm audit68 → 3 findings, criticals 3 → 0The 3 remaining audit findings (
diff,mocha,serialize-javascript) are dev-only, have noupstream fix (mocha 11.8.0 is latest and still pins the vulnerable ranges), and each has a
precondition this repo does not meet — mocha's parallel mode, untrusted patch input.
Build: microbundle → tsup
microbundle 0.15.1 has been unmaintained since 2022 and the build was only reproducible from the
committed lockfile. Deleting
package-lock.jsonand reinstalling broke it with a babel errorpointing at our own source:
Root cause: microbundle pins
rollup-plugin-typescript2 ^0.32, whose defaultincludeis theextglob
["*.ts+(|x)", "**/*.ts+(|x)"]. picomatch 2.3.2 stopped matching the empty extglobalternative
+(|x), so rpt2's filter rejected every.tsfile and silently skippedtranspiling — it never even called
getEmitOutput. babel then received raw TypeScript and, havingno
preset-typescript(rpt2 was meant to strip types), parsed it as Flow. Demonstrated directly:Rather than pin picomatch backwards, the build now uses tsup (
tsup.config.ts), withdeclarations from a separate
tsc --emitDeclarationOnlystep so the per-filedist/types/**/*.d.tstree thatexports["."].typespoints at is preserved — tsup's owndtswould flatten it into one file.
Outputs are pinned to the filenames
package.jsonalready advertised:dist/lib.module.mjsmodule,exports["."].importdist/lib.modern.mjsexports["."].default(now actually emitted)rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json && npm install && npm run buildis now green, and thewhole rollup-2/babel/rpt2 chain is out of the tree.
One override remains:
"overrides": { "tsup": { "esbuild": "^0.28.2" } }. tsup pinsesbuild ^0.27.0, but the fix for the esbuild dev-server advisory landed in 0.28.1. Scoped totsup so tsx's already-patched copy is untouched. Verified byte-for-byte safe — output identical
before and after,
dist/typesdiff 0 lines, externals identical.Lint: ESLint 8 → 10, flat config
.eslintrcis replaced byeslint.config.js.eslint-config-oceanprotocolcould not come along:it is eslintrc-only and built on
eslint-config-standard@17, which peers on eslint ^8. The stackis now
@eslint/jsrecommended +typescript-eslintrecommended +eslint-plugin-prettier/recommended, witheslint-plugin-securityregistered for the singlesecurity/detect-non-literal-fs-filenamerule thatsrc/andtest/actually rely on. Scriptsare plain
eslint .— ESLint 10 removed--ignore-pathand--ext.The migration is deliberately behaviour-neutral: the gate still fails on exactly what it
failed on before. Raw migration produced 222 errors; the rules the old standardjs config never
applied are switched off and documented inline:
@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any— off, 173 hitspreserve-caught-error— off, 25 hits, new in ESLint 10Both are worth enabling as separate cleanups.
It also found real problems, now fixed: 5 wrapper-object types in public signatures
(
Promise<Boolean>,Promise<String>,Promise<Object>,BigIntused as a type) corrected toprimitives, one
prefer-const, two dead initializers, and 16 obsoleteeslint-disabledirectives removed.
Result: 0 errors, 47 warnings (was 0/36; the rise is
@typescript-eslint/no-unused-varscatching type-aware cases the core rule missed).
TypeScript config
moduleResolutionnode(node10) →bundler,moduleES2020→esnext, in bothtsconfig.jsonandtest/tsconfig.json.strict: falseis now pinned explicitly because TS 6flipped that default to
true, androotDir: ./srcis set so declarations keep landing atdist/types/index.d.tsrather thandist/types/src/…. README updated: the old"moduleResolution": "node"advice cannot read this package'sexportsmap and is removed inTS 7.
Test fixes
Three defects found while validating, all in tests:
configshadowing in the guide-generating tests.CodeExamples.test.tsandComputeExamples.test.tsdeclaredlet config: Configat describe level, thenbefore()declared a second
const config = new ConfigHelper()...that shadowed it — so everyit()block read
undefined. Fixed by dropping the innerconst.CodeExamples.mdandComputeExamples.mdare regenerated, since they carried the broken pattern into the publicdocs.
PublishEditConsume.test.ts,it('Should update arweave dataset')opened at line 465 and did not close until 524, so threeit()blocks sat inside its async callback. Mocha only registers tests during collection, sothey never ran — absent from every log as passing, failing and pending. Two of them read DDOs
from the onchain/graphql flows that are commented out end to end in that file and are removed
with their six now-unused declarations;
Should resolve updated datasetsis lifted to describelevel and now runs and passes, taking the integration suite from 75 to 76 tests. A sweep of
every declared
it()title against the run log confirms this was the only instance.no-unassigned-varsis set toerror.Verification
Ocean Market (
OceanProtocolEnterprise/market) was checked for ESM-only impact: it pins@oceanprotocol/lib ^8.6.2, is already"type": "module"withengines.node: "22", and usesmoduleResolution: "bundler"+skipLibCheck: truewith Next 15 andesmExternals: 'loose'— sobuild and type-check are unaffected. Its Jest suite cannot load this library today either (v8
fails the same way), so ESM-only introduces no new breakage there; it will need Jest in ESM mode
or a mock whenever it moves to v9.
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