You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
I propose an enhancement to the tools.deth.net/calldata-decoder tool to include the decoding of multiSend transactions using the decodeMultiSendData function from the @safe-global/protocol-kit package. While the tool effectively identifies calls to the Safe Global MultiSendmultiSend function (starting with the function selector 0x8d80ff0a), it currently does not decode the transaction bytes within the data fields of each transaction in the multiSend call.
To enhance the functionality of the Calldata Decoder, I suggest integrating the decodeMultiSendData function from the @safe-global/protocol-kit package. This function is specifically designed to decode multiSend transaction data into a more readable and structured format.
Use Case
The multiSend function is a crucial component of the Gnosis Safe contract, allowing multiple transactions to be sent in one Ethereum transaction. Enhancing the Calldata Decoder with this functionality would significantly benefit developers and users interacting with complex smart contracts, especially those involving batch transactions.
Proposed Functionality
The decodeMultiSendData function decodes the multiSend data and provides detailed insights into each transaction. Here is an overview of the function:
functiondecodeMultiSendData(encodedData: string): MetaTransactionData[]{// Function implementation...}
This function breaks down the encoded multiSend data into individual transactions, revealing important details like the operation type, destination address, value, and data payload for each transaction.
Expected Benefits
Enhanced Decoding: Users will be able to decode not just the multiSend call but also the nested transactions within it, providing a comprehensive view of the batched transactions.
Increased Usability: This feature will make the Calldata Decoder tool even more versatile and useful for a wider range of Ethereum smart contract interactions.
Developer Convenience: Developers working with Gnosis Safe contracts or other contracts utilizing multiSend will greatly benefit from the ability to decode and analyze transactions in-depth directly from the tool.
Test Case and Output
I tested the decodeMultiSendData function with the following multiSend encoded data:
Description
I propose an enhancement to the tools.deth.net/calldata-decoder tool to include the decoding of
multiSend
transactions using thedecodeMultiSendData
function from the@safe-global/protocol-kit
package. While the tool effectively identifies calls to the Safe Global MultiSendmultiSend
function (starting with the function selector0x8d80ff0a
), it currently does not decode the transaction bytes within thedata
fields of each transaction in themultiSend
call.To enhance the functionality of the Calldata Decoder, I suggest integrating the
decodeMultiSendData
function from the@safe-global/protocol-kit
package. This function is specifically designed to decodemultiSend
transaction data into a more readable and structured format.Use Case
The
multiSend
function is a crucial component of the Gnosis Safe contract, allowing multiple transactions to be sent in one Ethereum transaction. Enhancing the Calldata Decoder with this functionality would significantly benefit developers and users interacting with complex smart contracts, especially those involving batch transactions.Proposed Functionality
The
decodeMultiSendData
function decodes themultiSend
data and provides detailed insights into each transaction. Here is an overview of the function:This function breaks down the encoded
multiSend
data into individual transactions, revealing important details like the operation type, destination address, value, and data payload for each transaction.Expected Benefits
multiSend
call but also the nested transactions within it, providing a comprehensive view of the batched transactions.multiSend
will greatly benefit from the ability to decode and analyze transactions in-depth directly from the tool.Test Case and Output
I tested the
decodeMultiSendData
function with the followingmultiSend
encoded data:Now if each
data
field is decoded we getsetDepositMax(...)
,setHysteresis(...)
andsetAffiliate(...)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: