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chore: rwa nuxt cache #87

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@ivan-angjelkoski ivan-angjelkoski commented Feb 19, 2025

NOTE:

Currently it uses the STAGING nuxt api, we need to deploy the new api to the master branch on vercel and change the pyth url before deploying this.

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The modifications update the API endpoint used in the PythService class within the layer/services/pythClient.ts file. The previous constant PYTH_SERVICE_URL has been removed (or commented out) and replaced with the new constant NUXT_CACHE_PYTH_SERVICE_URL pointing to 'https://injective-nuxt-api-staging.vercel.app/api/v1/'. Consequently, the instantiation of the HttpRestClient now uses this new constant, changing the source used for HTTP requests in the service.

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layer/services/pythClient.ts Removed/commented out the constant PYTH_SERVICE_URL (https://benchmarks.pyth.network/v1/) and introduced NUXT_CACHE_PYTH_SERVICE_URL (https://injective-nuxt-api-staging.vercel.app/api/v1/). Updated the instantiation of HttpRestClient to use the new constant.

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    participant PS as PythService
    participant RC as HttpRestClient
    participant API as New API Endpoint
    
    PS->>RC: Instantiate using NUXT_CACHE_PYTH_SERVICE_URL
    RC->>API: Send HTTP request
    API-->>RC: Return response
    RC-->>PS: Deliver fetched data
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
layer/services/pythClient.ts (2)

4-4: Consider using block comment for documentation.

For better readability and maintainability, consider using a block comment to document the old URL.

-// const PYTH_SERVICE_URL = 'https://benchmarks.pyth.network/v1/'
+/* Previous direct Pyth Network endpoint
+ * const PYTH_SERVICE_URL = 'https://benchmarks.pyth.network/v1/'
+ */

13-13: Consider documenting caching implications.

The switch to a caching layer could affect data freshness. Consider:

  1. Documenting the caching behavior and TTL
  2. Adding cache headers in responses
  3. Implementing cache invalidation strategy if needed
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❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify staging URL usage in production.

The new endpoint points to a staging environment (staging.vercel.app). Please confirm if this is intentional or if we should be using a production URL instead.


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Action Required: Confirm Staging URL Intent

  • The updated constant NUXT_CACHE_PYTH_SERVICE_URL now points to a staging endpoint (https://injective-nuxt-api-staging.vercel.app/api/v1/).
  • Since the staging URL appears only in this file and no production endpoint is referenced elsewhere, please confirm that using this staging endpoint is intentional for this caching layer, or update it to a production URL if needed.

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