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Update PiOSbridge.js #1

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creating bridge logic and using the PiOS white paper with its Stellar Blockchain Logic and Ledger when it comes address tethering. @coderabbitai

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    • Expanded multi-chain integration now enables advanced wallet management, enhanced governance proposal submissions, seamless token bridging, and realistic mining simulation.
    • Improved user feedback with robust error handling and clearer messaging during critical operations.

creating bridge logic and using the PiOS white paper with its Stellar Blockchain Logic and Ledger when it comes address tethering. @coderabbitai
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The changes update the PiOSbridge.js file by restructuring its multi-chain integration process. The modifications include the addition of several new functions for environment verification, wallet generation and validation, governance proposal submission, token bridging to BNB, and Pi mining simulation. Existing functions have been renamed and updated to improve logging and error handling. The overall execution flow has been reorganized into discrete steps to support integrations across Pi, BTC, ETH, and additional ecosystems.

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File Changes Summary
PiOSbridge.js - Added header comment outlining multi-chain integration functionalities (wallet tethering, governance proposals, bridging, mining simulation).
- Added functions: verifyEnv(), generatePiWallet(), validatePiAddress(), getHomeDomain(), calculateMiningRate(), calculateLockupReward(), simulatePiMining(), and executeIntegration().
- Renamed submitProposal() to submitGovernanceProposal().
- Enhanced logging and error handling in bridging and relay functions.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Exec as executeIntegration
    participant Env as verifyEnv
    participant Wallet as generatePiWallet
    participant Proposal as submitGovernanceProposal
    participant Bridge as bridgeTokenToBNB
    participant Relay as RelayFunction
    participant Miner as simulatePiMining

    Exec->>Env: Verify environment variables
    Exec->>Wallet: Generate Pi wallet
    Exec->>Proposal: Submit governance proposal
    Exec->>Bridge: Initiate token bridging to BNB
    Exec->>Relay: Relay message to Cronos
    Exec->>Miner: Begin Pi mining simulation
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Miner as simulatePiMining
    participant Rate as calculateMiningRate
    participant Reward as calculateLockupReward
    
    Miner->>Rate: Compute mining rate
    Miner->>Reward: Compute lockup reward
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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
PiOSbridge.js (5)

29-36: Consider throwing an error instead of just warning on missing critical environment variables.
Currently, verifyEnv() only logs a warning when a required environment variable is missing. This may allow the process to continue in a partially configured or broken state. If these variables are essential, throwing an error (or exiting) can help prevent unexpected runtime failures downstream.

 function verifyEnv() {
   const requiredVars = ["PIP_API_KEY", "PI_API_KEY", "MNEMONIC", "SENDER_ADDRESS"];
   requiredVars.forEach((key) => {
     if (!process.env[key]) {
-      console.warn(`⚠️ Missing environment variable: ${key}`);
+      throw new Error(`Missing required environment variable: ${key}`);
     }
   });
 }

45-51: Ensure secure handling of generated keys.
generatePiWallet() generates and returns both a public and secret key. Storing or logging secrets can pose a security risk if logs are exposed. Consider limiting logging of secret keys to debug-only modes, or omitting them altogether, to prevent inadvertent leakage.


197-198: Prefer using the built-in Math.PI for more accurate representation of π.
Using an approximate value for π invites rounding issues over time, especially if multiplied across large calculations.

-const PI_MINING_BASE_RATE = 3.1415926;
+const PI_MINING_BASE_RATE = Math.PI;
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[error] 198-198: Prefer constants from the standard library.

Unsafe fix: Use Math.PI instead.

(lint/suspicious/noApproximativeNumericConstant)


210-216: Check for unexpected lockup periods.
calculateLockupReward() uses LOCKUP_MULTIPLIERS[lockupDurationMonths] || 0, which sets zero if the duration is missing or unexpected. Consider logging or throwing an error for unrecognized lockup durations if such cases should be disallowed, to make debugging easier.


256-313: Consider adding a top-level retry or concurrency strategy for bridging and relaying.
Currently, each bridging and relaying operation is performed sequentially without retries. If external APIs time out or fail, the integration continues executing. Including optional retries, concurrency, or a rollback mechanism could improve robustness, especially for production deployments.

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PiOSbridge.js

[error] 198-198: Prefer constants from the standard library.

Unsafe fix: Use Math.PI instead.

(lint/suspicious/noApproximativeNumericConstant)

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PiOSbridge.js (1)

126-146: Handle insufficient user input or invalid returns from the Binance Bridge.
When bridging tokens, ensure that the response structure (transactionId, success fields) remains consistent. If the Binance Bridge API changes or returns unexpected data, this logic may fail silently. Adding additional validation or fallback logic can help maintain reliability.

@josefkedwards josefkedwards merged commit ad1a695 into main Feb 14, 2025
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