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[feat] Create an evolution PoC model #97

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Closes #91

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new module for managing the evolution of beasts in the game.
    • Added functionality to check evolution conditions and execute the evolution process.
    • Implemented a structured model for bytebeasts evolution, enhancing type safety and data representation.
    • Added a new configuration file defining the evolution model and its members.
    • Enhanced existing definitions with new implementations, structures, and interfaces for better integration.
  • Chores

    • Updated .gitignore to adhere to standard formatting practices.

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The changes in this pull request introduce a new module named evolution within the models module in the src/lib.cairo file, which includes a new file, evolution.cairo. This file defines a model for managing the evolution of beasts in a game context, featuring a struct called Evolution with fields for base_beast_id, evolved_beast_id, level_requirement, required_battles, and an optional required_item. The module also contains a nested module, rules, which defines constants for evolution requirements. Two methods, can_evolve and evolve, are implemented to check if a beast can evolve and to perform the evolution process, respectively. Additionally, the .tool-versions file has been updated to specify the versions of tools used in the project, and new JSON and TOML files have been introduced to define the ABI and configuration for the Evolution model, respectively. These changes collectively enhance the structure and functionality related to beast evolution within the application.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Create an evolution PoC model with fields: base_beast_id, evolved_beast_id, level_requirement, required_battles, required_item (#[91])
Implement the can_evolve function to check evolution requirements (#[91])
Implement the evolve function to perform the evolution process (#[91])

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  • Add unit tests for the evolution model #92: This issue is related as it aims to add unit tests for the evolution model, which will be necessary once the evolution model and its functions are implemented as seen in this PR.

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Hi @jsanchez556 send an image of the sozo build and sozo test passing as Daniel said and I left a small comment. Also, apply the improvement to fix CI / sozo-test (pull_request) and apply merge/update of your fork/branch

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src/models/evolution.cairo (2)

3-12: LGTM! Consider adding field validation.

The struct definition looks good with appropriate derive macros and model annotation. The field types and visibility are correct, and using base_beast_id as the key field is a good choice.

Consider adding field validation to ensure:

  • level_requirement and required_battles are non-zero
  • evolved_beast_id is different from base_beast_id

44-45: Address the TODO comment about randomization.

The current implementation uses a simple multiplication which is predictable. This needs to be replaced with a proper randomization mechanism.

Would you like help implementing a secure random number generation system for evolved beast IDs? This could involve:

  1. Using block information or other entropy sources
  2. Implementing a proper pseudo-random number generator
  3. Adding collision detection
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manifests/dev/base/models/bytebeasts-Evolution-52744a50.toml (2)

8-31: LGTM! Member definitions align with requirements

The model structure perfectly matches the PR objectives with all required fields:

  • base_beast_id as the primary key
  • evolved_beast_id for the target evolution
  • level_requirement for minimum level check
  • required_battles for battle count requirement
  • required_item as an optional evolution item

The type choices and key configurations are appropriate for their intended purposes.


1-6: Verify the class hash configuration

The class_hash and original_class_hash are identical. While this is valid for a new model, ensure this is intentional and verify that the hash is correctly generated.

✅ Verification successful

Class hash configuration is valid

The class hash configuration is correct. The ABI file exists and contains the proper model definition for the Evolution model. The identical class_hash and original_class_hash values are appropriate for this new model, as it represents the initial deployment where both hashes should match. The ABI file correctly defines the Evolution model structure with all required fields including level_requirement, required_battles, and required_item.

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39-50: ⚠️ Potential issue

Critical: Improve evolved_beast_id generation and add event emission.

Several issues need attention in the evolve method:

  1. The evolved_beast_id calculation is too simplistic and predictable
  2. No validation that the generated ID doesn't conflict with existing beasts
  3. No events are emitted for tracking evolution attempts

The current implementation needs significant improvements:

  1. Replace the simple multiplication with a more robust ID generation system
  2. Add collision detection
  3. Emit events for successful/failed evolutions

Note: This duplicates some concerns from previous reviews, but the implementation still needs improvement.


14-24: Verify constant values against game design requirements.

The constants are well-documented, but there are a few considerations:

  1. Remove the empty line after the module-level documentation (line 16)
  2. These magic numbers (10, 5, 1001) should be validated against game design requirements

Let's check if these values are documented in any design docs:

manifests/dev/base/abis/models/bytebeasts-Evolution-52744a50.json (4)

370-394: LGTM: Evolution struct matches requirements

The struct definition correctly implements all required fields with appropriate types, including the optional required_item field.


396-412: ⚠️ Potential issue

Add missing core evolution functions to interface

The interface is still missing the essential functions specified in the PR objectives:

  • can_evolve: To check evolution eligibility
  • evolve: To execute the evolution process

413-418: ⚠️ Potential issue

Add essential event variants for evolution tracking

The Event enum is still empty and needs variants for tracking evolution state changes.


371-393: Consider adding validation constraints for numeric fields

The Evolution model would benefit from additional constraints:

  • level_requirement: Should have a reasonable maximum level
  • required_battles: Should have a reasonable maximum value
  • base_beast_id and evolved_beast_id: Should be different values

This will prevent invalid evolution rules from being created.

Let's check for any existing validation constraints in the codebase:

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14-24: Fix documentation formatting.

Remove the empty line after the module documentation comment to maintain proper documentation flow.

 mod rules {
     /// Minimum rules for beast evolution
-
     /// Minimum level required before evolution is possible
     const LEVEL_REQUIREMENT: u32 = 10;

44-45: TODO: Implement secure random ID generation.

The current implementation uses a simple multiplication which is predictable and could lead to security issues.

Would you like me to create an issue to track the implementation of a secure random ID generation system?

manifests/dev/base/abis/models/bytebeasts-Evolution-52744a50.json (1)

364-368: Fix implementation naming convention

The implementation name evolutionImpl should follow PascalCase convention to match other types:

-    "name": "evolutionImpl",
+    "name": "EvolutionImpl",
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3-12: LGTM! Well-structured model definition.

The Evolution struct is well-defined with appropriate field types and derives. Good choice using base_beast_id as the key field.


28-37: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider additional validation in can_evolve.

The evolution eligibility check should also validate that the beast hasn't already evolved.

 fn can_evolve(self: Evolution) -> bool {
+    if self.evolved_beast_id != 0 {
+        return false;  // Already evolved
+    }
     let is_valid_item: bool = match self.required_item {

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39-50: ⚠️ Potential issue

Critical: Improve evolved_beast_id generation and add event emission.

Several improvements needed:

  1. Current ID generation is predictable and could lead to collisions
  2. No events are emitted for tracking evolution attempts
  3. No validation that the generated ID is unique

Consider implementing:

  1. A secure random number generation system
  2. A registry to track used beast IDs
  3. Event emission for evolution attempts
     fn evolve(ref self: Evolution) -> Result<u32, felt252>  {
         assert(self.base_beast_id != 0, 'Invalid base beast');
+        assert(self.evolved_beast_id == 0, 'Already evolved');
 
         match self.can_evolve() {
             true => {
-                // TODO: investigate how can we make It random
-                self.evolved_beast_id =  self.base_beast_id * 10_u32;
+                // TODO: Implement secure random ID generation
+                let new_id = generate_unique_beast_id();
+                assert(!beast_id_exists(new_id), 'ID collision');
+                self.evolved_beast_id = new_id;
+                self.emit(EvolutionSuccess { 
+                    base_beast_id: self.base_beast_id,
+                    evolved_beast_id: self.evolved_beast_id 
+                });
                 Result::Ok(self.evolved_beast_id)
             },
-            false => Result::Err('Evolution requirements not met'),
+            false => {
+                self.emit(EvolutionFailure { 
+                    base_beast_id: self.base_beast_id,
+                    reason: 'Requirements not met'
+                });
+                Result::Err('Evolution requirements not met')
+            },
         }

Would you like me to help create a separate issue to track the implementation of secure ID generation?

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

manifests/dev/base/abis/models/bytebeasts-Evolution-52744a50.json (4)

396-412: Core evolution functions are missing from interface

The interface is missing the essential functions specified in the PR objectives:

  • can_evolve: To check evolution eligibility
  • evolve: To execute the evolution process

413-418: Event variants for evolution tracking are missing

The Event enum should include variants to track evolution-related state changes.


1-419: Define evolution rules as constants

The PR objectives specify that evolution rules should be defined as constants, but no constants or rules are defined in the ABI. Consider adding a Rules struct or enum to define evolution conditions.


370-394: Consider adding field validation constraints

While the Evolution struct fields are correctly typed, consider adding validation constraints to ensure:

  • level_requirement and required_battles are greater than 0
  • base_beast_id != evolved_beast_id

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14-24: Enhance rules documentation with validation context.

While the documentation is good, it could be more specific about:

  • Why these specific values were chosen
  • What are the valid ranges for these constants
  • Impact of these requirements on game balance

Also, remove the empty line at line 16 to maintain documentation flow.

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3-12: LGTM! Well-structured model definition.

The Evolution struct is well-designed with appropriate field types and good use of Option for the optional required_item. Using base_beast_id as the key field is the correct choice.


39-50: ⚠️ Potential issue

Critical: Improve evolved_beast_id generation and add event tracking.

Several improvements needed:

  1. The current evolution ID calculation (base_beast_id * 10) is too predictable
  2. No validation that the generated ID is within valid range
  3. No event emission for tracking evolutions
 fn evolve(ref self: Evolution) -> Result<u32, felt252>  {
     assert(self.base_beast_id != 0, 'Invalid base beast');

     match self.can_evolve() {
         true => {
-            // TODO: investigate how can we make It random
-            self.evolved_beast_id =  self.base_beast_id * 10_u32;
+            // Generate evolved_beast_id using a more sophisticated approach
+            let new_id = generate_evolved_id(self.base_beast_id)?;
+            assert(is_valid_evolved_id(new_id), 'Invalid evolved ID');
+            self.evolved_beast_id = new_id;
+            
+            // Emit evolution event
+            self.emit(EvolutionSuccess { 
+                base_beast_id: self.base_beast_id,
+                evolved_beast_id: self.evolved_beast_id 
+            });
             Result::Ok(self.evolved_beast_id)
         },
-        false => Result::Err('Evolution requirements not met'),
+        false => {
+            // Emit failure event
+            self.emit(EvolutionFailure { 
+                base_beast_id: self.base_beast_id,
+                reason: 'Requirements not met'
+            });
+            Result::Err('Evolution requirements not met')
+        },
     }
 }

Would you like me to help implement the generate_evolved_id and is_valid_evolved_id functions?

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


28-37: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Strengthen evolution eligibility checks.

The can_evolve implementation should also validate:

  1. Maximum limits for level_requirement and required_battles to prevent overflow
  2. Whether the evolution would result in a valid evolved_beast_id range
 fn can_evolve(self: Evolution) -> bool {
+    // Check for overflows and valid ranges
+    if self.level_requirement > 100_u32 || self.required_battles > 1000_u32 {
+        return false;
+    }
     let is_valid_item: bool = match self.required_item {
         Option::Some(val) => val == rules::REQUIRED_ITEM,
         Option::None => true,
    };

     is_valid_item &&
         self.level_requirement > rules::LEVEL_REQUIREMENT &&
         self.required_battles > rules::REQUIRED_BATTLES
 }

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


44-45: Address TODO comment about randomization.

The TODO comment about randomization needs to be addressed. Consider using:

  1. Block timestamp or other entropy sources
  2. Hash-based derivation
  3. Predefined evolution paths based on beast characteristics

Let me check if there are any randomization utilities available in the codebase:

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@jsanchez556 could you please add a pic of the outputs of

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14-24: Remove empty line in documentation block.

The documentation is clear and helpful, but there's an unnecessary empty line after the module documentation that breaks the flow.

 mod rules {
     /// Minimum rules for beast evolution
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     /// Minimum level required before evolution is possible
     const LEVEL_REQUIREMENT: u32 = 10;
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3-12: LGTM! Well-structured model definition.

The Evolution struct is well-defined with appropriate derive macros and contains all required fields as specified in the PR objectives. Good choice making base_beast_id the key field.


44-45: Replace TODO with a proper random number generation strategy.

The current TODO about random number generation should be addressed with a proper implementation.

Let's check if there are any existing random number generation utilities in the codebase:


39-50: ⚠️ Potential issue

Improve evolved_beast_id generation and add proper validation.

The current implementation has several issues:

  1. The evolved_beast_id calculation is too predictable (multiplying by 10)
  2. No validation that the generated ID doesn't conflict with existing beasts
  3. No event emission for tracking evolution attempts

Consider implementing:

  1. A more sophisticated ID generation strategy
  2. Collision detection with existing beast IDs
  3. Event emission for tracking
     fn evolve(ref self: Evolution) -> Result<u32, felt252>  {
         assert(self.base_beast_id != 0, 'Invalid base beast');
+        // Emit evolution attempt event
+        self.emit(EvolutionAttempt { base_beast_id: self.base_beast_id });
 
         match self.can_evolve() {
             true => {
-                // TODO: investigate how can we make It random
-                self.evolved_beast_id =  self.base_beast_id * 10_u32;
+                // Generate evolved ID using a more sophisticated approach
+                let proposed_id = generate_evolved_id(self.base_beast_id);
+                // Validate the proposed ID doesn't exist
+                assert(!beast_exists(proposed_id), 'ID collision detected');
+                self.evolved_beast_id = proposed_id;
+                // Emit success event
+                self.emit(EvolutionSuccess { 
+                    base_beast_id: self.base_beast_id,
+                    evolved_beast_id: self.evolved_beast_id 
+                });
                 Result::Ok(self.evolved_beast_id)
             },
-            false => Result::Err('Evolution requirements not met'),
+            false => {
+                // Emit failure event
+                self.emit(EvolutionFailure { 
+                    base_beast_id: self.base_beast_id,
+                    reason: 'Requirements not met'
+                });
+                Result::Err('Evolution requirements not met')
+            },
         }

Would you like me to help create a separate issue to track the implementation of a more sophisticated ID generation strategy?

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


28-37: ⚠️ Potential issue

Add overflow protection to evolution requirements check.

The current implementation should protect against potential overflows in requirement comparisons.

     fn can_evolve(self: Evolution) -> bool {
+        // Validate maximum values to prevent overflow
+        if self.level_requirement >= 1000000 || self.required_battles >= 1000000 {
+            return false;
+        }
         let is_valid_item: bool = match self.required_item {
             Option::Some(val) => val == rules::REQUIRED_ITEM,
             Option::None => true,
        };

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Thanks for the quick updates, ready to merge! ✅ Just resolve the conflicts.

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370-418: Consider adding safety measures for evolution process

Given that this is a game system where evolution represents a significant state change, consider implementing:

  1. Transaction atomicity to prevent partial evolutions
  2. Rate limiting to prevent abuse
  3. Event logging for audit trails
  4. Rollback mechanism for failed evolutions
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370-394: LGTM: Evolution model structure matches requirements

The Evolution struct correctly implements all required fields from the PR objectives with appropriate types:

  • base_beast_id (u32)
  • evolved_beast_id (u32)
  • level_requirement (u32)
  • required_battles (u32)
  • required_item (Option)

396-412: Add missing core evolution functions to interface

The interface is missing the core functions specified in the PR objectives:

  • can_evolve: To check evolution eligibility
  • evolve: To execute the evolution process

413-418: Add essential event variants for evolution tracking

The Event enum is empty. Consider adding essential events to track evolution-related state changes.


3-6: Verify DojoModelImpl implementation exists

The ABI declares that DojoModelImpl implements IModel, but we should verify that the actual implementation exists and provides all required interface methods.

@coxmars coxmars merged commit 0d7ac82 into ByteBuildersLabs:main Dec 3, 2024
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