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Summary of Changes

Hello @nksazonov, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly enhances the ClearNode RPC client by introducing a new, user-friendly high-level Go client, making interactions with the ClearNode broker more intuitive and robust. It also streamlines development and deployment workflows through automated dependency management, a comprehensive Docker Compose setup, and improved database initialization scripts. These changes collectively aim to improve the developer experience, ensure system stability, and reflect the latest contract deployments.

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  • RPC Client API Overhaul: Introduced a new high-level Go client for the ClearNode RPC, complete with comprehensive API definitions, simplified usage methods for all operations (public, authenticated, event handling), and detailed documentation with code examples.
  • Infrastructure and Dependency Management: Added Dependabot configuration for automated dependency updates (npm and gomod), and a new Docker Compose setup for ClearNode, including PostgreSQL and database initialization scripts with token seeding capabilities.
  • Enhanced Testing Suite: Expanded the RPC client's test coverage with new unit tests for internal logic, comprehensive unit tests for public methods, and manual integration tests designed to run against a live sandbox environment.
  • Contract Deployment Records: Included new deployment records for Custody, SimpleConsensus, and PremintERC20 contracts across both production (chainId 1440000) and sandbox (chainId 1449000) environments, reflecting recent contract updates.
  • RPC Layer Refinements: Refined the RPC dialer's error handling and connection management, updated error definitions, and simplified error response creation within the RPC message structure.
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@nksazonov nksazonov force-pushed the feat/xrpl-evm-deployments branch from 64e86ae to cf536a9 Compare September 22, 2025 14:50
@nksazonov nksazonov force-pushed the feat/xrpl-evm-deployments branch from cf536a9 to 3d3cf5b Compare September 22, 2025 14:51
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Code Review

This pull request introduces a comprehensive high-level Go client for the ClearNode RPC API, complete with extensive documentation, examples, and tests. It also includes deployment artifacts and configuration for XRPL EVM. The changes significantly improve the developer experience for interacting with the RPC server. The code quality is high, with good structure, clear comments, and robust testing. My review focuses on a few key areas: a critical issue in the authentication logic, a minor configuration error in dependabot.yml, a documentation gap in a code example, and a suggestion to follow idiomatic Go naming conventions. Overall, this is an excellent contribution, and addressing these points will make it even better.

@nksazonov nksazonov merged commit 9575850 into feat/xrpl-evm-support Sep 22, 2025
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