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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughUpdated README examples to use GNU-style double-dash CLI flags. Added filtering examples for addresses, multiple addresses, stake pools, DReps, assets, and governance events. Expanded governance documentation with event emission conditions, context, payload arrays, proposal and vote schemas, certificate arrays, and governance-specific filtering semantics. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (1 warning, 1 inconclusive)
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The JSON code block is not closed after this object. Add the closing fence before the following prose; otherwise the remainder of README renders as code.
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 363-365: Update the README option references around the documented
command examples, replacing the single-dash forms -config, -input, and
-input-chainsync-address with their double-dash equivalents. Keep the
surrounding usage text unchanged and align these references with the existing
long-flag syntax note.
Apply the same fix in `@README.md` around lines 414 - 445.
- Around line 486-494: Update the “Filtering on a stake pool (SPO)”
documentation to show both a single pool ID and a comma-separated --filter-pool
example containing multiple IDs, including at least one concrete hexadecimal ID.
State that multiple values are combined with OR semantics.
- Around line 453-512: Update the README Cardano filter documentation with valid
YAML configuration examples using plugins.filter.cardano and its address, pool,
and drep string options. Replace the ignored filter.cardano example and remove
type from the Cardano options; demonstrate event-type filtering with
plugins.filter.event.type instead.
Apply the same fix in `@README.md` around lines 530 - 548.
Apply the same fix in `@README.md` around lines 570 - 632.
Apply the same fix in `@README.md` around lines 634 - 648.
- Around line 496-501: Update the “Filtering on a DRep” documentation to specify
that hex DRep input is a raw 28-byte credential hash (56 hexadecimal characters)
without the CIP-0129 header byte; document that key IDs use the drep1… prefix
and 0x22 header, while script IDs use drep_script1… and 0x32, and clarify that
bech32 parsing strips the header whereas hex parsing preserves decoded bytes
unchanged.
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Extend the Filtering section in README with examples for address, pool, and DRep filters, including bech32 formats, CIP-0129 DRep ID handling, and combined filter AND/OR logic. Signed-off-by: Ales Verbic <verbotenj@blinklabs.io> Signed-off-by: verbotenj <verbotenj@blinklabs.io>
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Verified against the code at b77fd3a2. The double-dash conversion is a real fix: single-dash long flags fail with unknown shorthand flag: 'f' in -filter-type, so the previous examples could not have worked.
Three blockers in the new material, each confirmed by running the code rather than by reading it. Details inline.
Also non-blocking:
- Three real event types are missing from the filter table.
event/event.go:27-29definesinput.drep-registration,input.drep-update, andinput.drep-retirement; chainsync emits them per DRep certificate in addition toinput.governance(input/chainsync/chainsync.go:548-560) and--filter-drepgates them (filter/cardano/cardano.go:89-90,164-179). A reader filtering oninput.governancealone drops them silently. - Format errors fail silently.
filter/cardano/option.goskips unparseable values withcontinue, so--filter-drep not-a-valid-drepstarts normally and emits nothing. Only--filter-drepis lowercased (filter/cardano/plugin.go:118); pool, policy, asset, and address are compared verbatim against lowercase hex (event/block.go:65), so an uppercase pool ID never matches. - The
## Governance eventssection (~120 lines) restatesdocs/governance.md, which is already linked at README:187. Two sources of truth that will drift.
No removed-content regressions: all 32 removals are dash conversions plus a stale Go-flag-style help block, and the new help excerpt matches actual --help output.
The open thread at README.md:184 is already addressed at this head: 56 fence lines, balanced, and the governance JSON block closes at line 185. The force-push orphaned the SHA it was left on.
adder has no markdown lint, link checker, or docs-parity target, and CI runs none, so review is the only gate on this class.
| Each commandline argument (other than `--config`) has a corresponding environment | ||
| variable. For example, the `--input` option has the `INPUT` environment variable, | ||
| the `--input-chainsync-address` option has the `INPUT_CHAINSYNC_ADDRESS` | ||
| environment variable, and `--output` has `OUTPUT`. |
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Applying this rule to the six filter flags this PR tabulates gives FILTER_ADDRESS, FILTER_POOL, and FILTER_DREP. Those are silently ignored.
ProcessEnvVars builds the prefix from plugin type and plugin name (plugin/register.go:69-83), then uppercases and replaces - with _ (plugin/option.go:90-100). CustomFlag shortens only the flag name (plugin/option.go:44-53), so the flag and the variable diverge:
| Flag | Environment variable |
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--filter-address |
FILTER_CARDANO_ADDRESS |
--filter-pool |
FILTER_CARDANO_POOL |
--filter-drep |
FILTER_CARDANO_DREP |
--filter-asset |
FILTER_CARDANO_ASSET |
--filter-policy |
FILTER_CARDANO_POLICY |
--filter-type |
FILTER_EVENT_TYPE |
Confirmed at runtime: FILTER_ADDRESS leaves address=""; FILTER_CARDANO_ADDRESS sets it.
Config keys diverge the same way: plugins.filter.cardano.{address,pool,drep,asset,policy} and plugins.filter.event.type. Neither the general rule nor the new table gives a reader a way to reach the right name.
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| Multiple filter options can be used together, and only events matching all |
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Not true when --filter-pool and --filter-drep are combined. filter/cardano/cardano.go:190-205 ORs them deliberately:
// Pool and DRep IDs identify independent actors. When both are configured,
// pass governance events involving either followed identity.
if c.filterSet.hasPoolFilter && c.filterSet.hasDRepFilter {
if !c.matchPoolFilterGovernance(ge) && !c.matchDRepFilterGovernance(ge) {
return false
}
}The same pairing appears for transactions at cardano.go:145-159.
Confirmed: with both set, a governance event matching only the DRep is emitted. Control with --filter-address plus --filter-drep on the same event is not emitted, so AND does hold for other combinations.
This PR is the first to document both flags together, which makes this sentence load-bearing. A related asymmetry worth stating: with both configured, input.block is still gated by pool alone (cardano.go:98-120).
| > to the `0x22` CIP-0129 header byte prepended to the 28-byte hash). Script-hash | ||
| > credentials use the `drep_script1...` prefix (which decodes to the `0x32` header | ||
| > byte prepended to the 28-byte hash). Bech32 parsing inside Adder automatically | ||
| > validates and strips these header bytes during comparison. |
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Three problems here, and the example above contradicts the note.
0x32is not a CIP-129 header. Script-hash DRep is0x23— nibbles0b0010(DRep) and0b0011(script hash).- Under CIP-129 both key and script DRep IDs use the
drepHRP with a header byte.drep_script1...is the CIP-105 form and carries no header byte, so pairing it with any header value is wrong. - Adder does not validate these bytes.
filter/cardano/option.go:174-178strips byte 0 whenever the decode is 29 bytes, whatever it contains:
if len(decoded) == 29 {
decoded = decoded[1:]
} else if len(decoded) != 28 {
continue
}0x22, 0x23, and a fictitious 0x32 all reduce to the same stored hash.
The drep1... example above decodes (bech32) to hrp drep and 28 bytes, with no header byte — a CIP-105 identifier, not the CIP-129 form described here.
The hex guidance in the next bullet is correct and matches option.go:186-193. An accurate note would say Adder emits CIP-105-style IDs (event/governance.go:597,601) and accepts the CIP-129 form leniently.
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| Pass multiple values to a single filter as a comma-separated list. The event |
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The two values in this example are the same account. common.NewAddress(addr1qyht4ja0...).StakeAddress().String() returns exactly the stake1u9f9v0z5... listed beside it.
Both are well-formed mainnet addresses so the command runs, but it does not demonstrate matching any of several distinct addresses. A second unrelated account would.
| - **`--filter-pool`** — matches voting procedures cast by the pool as an SPO, | ||
| and vote-delegation certificates referencing the pool's key hash. | ||
| - **`--filter-address`** — matches a proposal's `rewardAccount`, treasury | ||
| withdrawal destination addresses, and vote-delegation stake credentials. |
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--filter-address covers less than this for governance events. filter/cardano/match_address.go:69 checks rewardAccount only against stake addresses, and vote-delegation credentials only against stakeCredentialHashes (:89-99), which filter/cardano/option.go:45-53 populates solely from stake-prefixed values.
An addr1... value therefore matches treasury-withdrawal destinations only (match_address.go:77-83).
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Extend the Filtering section in README with examples for address, pool, and DRep filters, including bech32 formats, CIP-0129 DRep ID handling, and combined filter AND/OR logic.
Closes #715
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Adds README examples for address, pool, and DRep filtering and a complete reference for
input.governanceevents. Standardizes docs to double-dash long flags and updates--helpto cover comma-separated values and the new--filter-drep/--filter-pool, addressing #715.--helpand examples: double-dash flags only (single-dash rejected), comma-separated lists, and new filters are documented.--filter-address/--filter-pool/--filter-drepapply toinput.governance; pool also toinput.blockandinput.transaction;--filter-asset/--filter-policydo not affect governance; OR within a filter’s values, AND across filters.pool1…) or hex; DRep IDs follow CIP‑0129 (drep1…/drep_script1…bech32 or raw 28-byte hex).input.governancedocs: emit conditions;contextfields;payloadarrays and optionaltransactionCborvia--input-chainsync-include-cbor; and how filters match within governance events (DRep, pool, address).Written for commit b77fd3a. Summary will update on new commits.
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