Convert erc20 to serc20 tutorial #1403
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request updates several documentation pages in the interop tutorials section. Two new tutorial cards have been added to the overview page: one for "Deploying crosschain event composability (contests)" (a duplicate of an existing card) and another for "Creating custom SuperchainERC20 tokens." The custom SuperchainERC20 tutorial page has been revised to clarify the process of upgrading an ERC20 token, now described as "teleporting" across the Superchain interop cluster. New sections have been added detailing the creation of a basic ERC20 contract and its extension with the SuperchainERC20 interface, including code examples for Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant OV as Tutorials Overview Page
participant TS as Tutorial (SuperchainERC20)
U->>OV: Load Tutorials Overview
OV->>U: Display list of tutorial cards
U->>OV: Click "Creating custom SuperchainERC20 tokens" card
OV->>U: Redirect to /stack/interop/tutorials/custom-superchain-erc20
U->>TS: View detailed tutorial with code snippets
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pages/stack/interop/tutorials/convert-erc20.mdx (2)
23-33: Enhance punctuation for improved clarity.At line 25, consider adding a comma after "First" to enhance readability. For example, change to: "First, let's chat about what your token will look like by the end of the conversion:".
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[uncategorized] ~24-~24: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...c20). ## SuperchainERC20 requirements First let's chat about what your token will l...(AI_HYDRA_LEO_MISSING_COMMA)
148-152: Next steps section is well-organized.The bullet points are clear, actionable, and conform to the required style. For uniformity, consider ending the last bullet with a period.
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pages/stack/interop/tutorials.mdx (1)
32-33: New tutorial card addition is correctly implemented.The new card titled "Converting an ERC20 into a SuperchainERC20" is added with consistent formatting and a proper link reference. Please verify that its style and behavior match those of the other cards.
pages/stack/interop/tutorials/convert-erc20.mdx (11)
1-5: Front matter metadata is well configured.The title, language, and description fields follow the project’s conventions and accurately describe the tutorial.
7-9: Import statements are clear and concise.The imports for the Callout and Steps components are correctly stated and support the MDX content structure.
10-13: Callout component usage is effective.The Callout clearly informs users about the production readiness of the SuperchainERC20 standard and notes the current development status of the OP Stack interoperability upgrade.
15-15: Header is appropriately styled.The header "# Convert an ERC20 token into a SuperchainERC20 token" uses sentence case as required and clearly communicates the tutorial’s subject.
17-22: Introduction section is clear and informative.The tutorial introduction effectively outlines the objective and provides helpful links, such as the guided walkthrough video and documentation reference.
34-57: Basic ERC20 contract snippet is well integrated.The code snippet demonstrating a basic ERC20 contract is correctly formatted and easy to follow.
58-60: Section introduction for the new interface is clear.The header and accompanying text for adding the new SuperchainERC20 interface are concise and follow MDX styling best practices.
61-89: Solidity snippet implementing the SuperchainERC20 interface is accurate.The code correctly imports the required contracts, defines the new contract, and implements the
supportsInterfacefunction. Everything is clear and well documented.
91-94: Section for crosschain functions is clearly introduced.The text explains the purpose of the
crosschainMintandcrosschainBurnfunctions effectively and appropriately links to additional documentation.
95-145: Verify event declarations for crosschain functions.The code snippet emits
CrosschainMintandCrosschainBurnevents; however, their declarations are not shown. To ensure the contract compiles successfully, consider adding event declarations such as:+ event CrosschainMint(address indexed to, uint256 amount, address indexed bridge); + event CrosschainBurn(address indexed from, uint256 amount, address indexed bridge);If these events are declared elsewhere, please verify the visibility; otherwise, adding them here would improve clarity and completeness.
146-147: Steps component is correctly structured.The Steps component is properly used and closed, preserving the integrity of the MDX content.
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pages/stack/interop/tutorials/custom-superchain-erc20.mdx (4)
30-31: Ensure token naming consistency.
The bullet under “What you'll learn” currently refers to deploying “custom ERC20 tokens” while the overall tutorial and title focus on “SuperchainERC20 tokens.” Consider revising the bullet to reference “custom SuperchainERC20 tokens” to maintain consistency throughout the document.
35-36: Refine introductory phrasing.
The statement “At a high level you will:” would read more smoothly with a comma: “At a high level, you will:” This minor grammatical improvement can enhance readability.🧰 Tools
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121-127: Include event declarations for clarity.
The code examples emit events (CrosschainMintandCrosschainBurn) without showing their declarations. To assist readers—especially those new to Solidity—it would be beneficial to either include a brief event declaration in the snippet or add an explanatory note with a reference to where these events are defined.
274-274: Polish link call-to-action punctuation.
In the sentence “For more details see the explainer,” adding a comma after “For more details” (i.e. “For more details, see the explainer”) could improve readability and adhere to standard punctuation practices.
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- Avoid gender-specific language and use the imperative form.
- Monitor capitalization for emphasis. Avoid using all caps, italics, or bold for emphasis.
- Ensure proper nouns are capitalized in sentences.
- Apply the Oxford comma.
- Use proper title case for buttons, tab names, page names, and links. Sentence case should be used for body content and short phrases, even in links.
- Use correct spelling and grammar at all times (IMPORTANT).
- For H1, H2, and H3 headers:
- Use sentence case, capitalizing only the first word.
- Preserve the capitalization of proper nouns, technical terms, and acronyms as defined in the 'nouns.txt' file located in the root directory of the project.
- Do not automatically lowercase words that appear in the 'nouns.txt' file, regardless of their position in the header.
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pages/stack/interop/tutorials/custom-superchain-erc20.mdx (4)
19-20: Clarify upgrade process description.
The introductory paragraph clearly explains how an ERC20 token is “upgraded” to a SuperchainERC20 token that can “teleport” across the interop cluster. To improve clarity, consider explicitly noting whether “upgrade” and “teleport” refer to sequential steps or if “teleport” is simply a descriptive metaphor for cross-chain migration.
21-23: Enhance deployment method explanation.
The paragraph on ensuring fungibility by enforcing the same contract address across chains is concise and informative. Optionally, you might add a brief explanation or a link regarding “deterministic deployment methods” to assist readers who are less familiar with the concept.
121-138: Review hard-coded bridge address in cross-chain functions.
In thecrosschainMintandcrosschainBurnfunctions, the caller is verified against a hard-coded address (0x4200000000000000000000000000000000000028). While this is likely intentional (to restrict access to the SuperchainTokenBridge), please verify that it is not inadvertently exposing sensitive configuration data or resembling an API key. If it is a fixed public constant, consider adding a comment to explain its origin and ensure that it is maintained securely.
278-279: Verify external link currency and clarity in next steps.
The “Next steps” section directs users to a guided walkthrough via a tutorial video and to review the Superchain Interop Explainer. Please ensure that the URL for the tutorial video (https://x.com/i/status/1866095114374045969) is current and accessible. Additionally, verify that the language remains consistent and instructional throughout these calls to action.
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