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return {'error' : ValueError('first parameter must be a valid eth address')}
ret : List[Any] = []
#no idea about address parameter
ret.append(self._web3Single.toSolidityBytes32(address, extensionParams[0]))

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address should be a string.

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Ok got it

from servicesExternal.web3_single import Web3Single


requestCoreArtifact = Artifacts.requestCoreArtifact
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you don't need to do this, they're already imported on line 4 from artifacts import *



requestCoreArtifact = Artifacts.requestCoreArtifact
requestSynchroneExtensionEscrowArtifact = Artifacts.requestSynchroneExtensionEscrowArtifact
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Same for this line as well.

class RequestSynchroneExtensionEscrowService:
def __init__(self):
pass
global requestCoreArtifact, requestSynchroneExtensionEscrowArtifact
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This is likely not needed either.

pass
global requestCoreArtifact, requestSynchroneExtensionEscrowArtifact
self._web3Single = Web3Single.getInstance()
self._abiRequestCore = requestCoreArtifact.abi
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The artifacts need to be interacted with like dicts, so you'll need to do requestCoreArtifact['abi']

def parseParameters(self, extensionParams: List[Any]) -> Any:
pass
if not extensionParams or not self._web3Single.isAddressNoChecksum(extensionParams[0]):
return {'error' : ValueError('first parameter must be a valid eth address')}
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It's strange to return a dictionary like this. Is this what the calling functions are expecting?

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Nick, so should we raise an error here or any other?

#no idea about address parameter
ret.append(self._web3Single.toSolidityBytes32("address", extensionParams[0]))
for i in range(1,9):
ret.append(self._web3Single.toSolidityBytes32('bytes32',0))
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This appends the same thing 8 times, is there a reason that it's the same thing every time and is there a reason you're doing range(1,9) instead of range(8)

ret.append(self._web3Single.toSolidityBytes32("address", extensionParams[0]))
for i in range(1,9):
ret.append(self._web3Single.toSolidityBytes32('bytes32',0))
return {'result' : ret}
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Again with the strange return style, is that what's expected?

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@Gujjar95 any update on this or would you like me to take care of these changes?

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