Research Data: September 2024

Generated: 2024-12-08 23:30 UTC
Date Range: 2024-09-01 to 2024-09-30
Method: REST API (historical data >30 days)
Rate Limit Remaining: 4600+ core API requests

Data Sources & References

GitHub Organizations:

Note: No blog posts were published on jesta.blog or Medium @greymass during September 2024. No commits were found in aaroncox/vaulta-contracts during this period.

Summary Statistics

Greymass: 37 PRs merged across 5 repositories
Wharfkit: 7 PRs merged across 4 repositories
New Repositories: 1 created (spring)
High-Activity PRs: 8 PRs with >5 comments
Top Repository: unicove (24 PRs - 65% of all activity)
Publications: 0 blog posts

Most Active Repositories:

greymass/unicove: 24 PRs
greymass/anchor-mobile-android: 8 PRs
greymass/unicove-v1: 3 PRs
wharfkit/wallet-plugin-wombat: 3 PRs
wharfkit/web-renderer: 2 PRs

Greymass Organization

greymass/unicove

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/unicove
Activity: 24 PRs merged
Context: Primary focus of September 2024 development - block explorer and web wallet for Antelope blockchains

PR #85: RAM forms followup

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/85
Merged: 2024-09-05
Discussion: 32 total comments (2 issue comments, 30 review comments)

The most-discussed PR of September 2024, focusing on refinements to the RAM management forms. The extensive review discussion indicates significant attention to UI/UX details and implementation quality for the resource management features.

PR #18: Checkbox component

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/18
Merged: 2024-09-06
Discussion: 31 total comments (1 issue comment, 30 review comments)

Substantial discussion around implementing a reusable checkbox component, showing focus on building a solid component foundation for the Unicove interface.

PR #89: add resources overview page and cpu/net rent

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/89
Merged: 2024-09-09
Body Summary: Implemented resources overview page showing RAM, CPU, and NET state with links to buy/sell RAM operations. Added CPU/NET rent overview page and integrated powerup/rex/staking rent functionality.
Discussion: 32 total comments (2 issue comments, 30 review comments)

Major addition of resource management functionality, enabling users to view and manage their blockchain resources. The extensive discussion reflects the complexity and importance of making resource management accessible.

PR #96: feat: staking

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/96
Merged: 2024-09-09
Discussion: 33 total comments (3 issue comments, 30 review comments)

The most-commented PR in September 2024, implementing staking functionality. Staking is a core feature for blockchain resource management, and the discussion volume indicates careful consideration of the implementation approach.

PR #97: Adding account RAM page

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/97
Merged: 2024-09-11
Discussion: 7 total comments (2 issue comments, 5 review comments)

Added dedicated RAM management page for accounts, providing detailed view of RAM usage and management options.

PR #137: Reworks

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/137
Merged: 2024-09-26
Body Summary: Refactored resource calculations and feature detection. Moved calculateValue utility out to a shared utils file. Implemented network.supports('featureType') method for cleaner feature detection across pages, replacing direct property checks like network.config.features.staking with shorter network.supports('staking'). Removed powerupprice and stakingprice from NetworkState since these values vary between CPU and NET, moving calculations into the components that need them.
Discussion: 19 total comments (1 issue comment, 18 review comments)

Important architectural refactoring to improve code organization and maintainability. The changes establish cleaner patterns for feature detection and resource price calculations.

PR #146: fix: type errors

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/146
Merged: 2024-09-23
Discussion: 9 total comments (1 issue comment, 8 review comments)

TypeScript type error fixes, indicating ongoing work to maintain type safety as the codebase grows.

Additional PRs

#148: Testing peer dependency versions (link)
#145: Adding updated wallet plugins using Scatter protocol (link)
#144: Refactor token select (link)
#143: ci: add tsc to github actions (link)
#142: ci: add code format check gh action (link)
#141: refactor: use index in token select value (link)
#140: Style updates (link)
#139: refactor: rename extended select option type (link)
#136: Darkmode toggle component (link)
#132: David/refactor/context (link)
#131: Balance loading fix (link)
#130: Reworks (link)
#129: Network page (link)
#94: Add table component (link)
#90: Homepage (link)
#88: Contracts (link)
#14: Chartjs charts (link)

greymass/anchor-mobile-android

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android
Activity: 8 PRs merged
Context: Native Android wallet for Antelope blockchains - maintenance updates

PRs

#658: Release Prep 2.2.0 (link)
#657: Staging Release 2.2.0 (link)
#656: Staging Release 2.2.0 (link)
#655: fix: bug with slider scrolldown (link)
#654: Add script to update website on release (link)
#652: fix: image scaling on smaller displays (link)
#639: Updating SDK version & dependencies (link)
#638: chore: added migration to set updatedUI to true (link)

Work Summary: Released version 2.2.0 with bug fixes for image scaling and slider behavior. Updated SDK dependencies and improved release automation with website update scripts. UI migration work to enable updated interface features.

greymass/unicove-v1

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/unicove-v1
Activity: 3 PRs merged
Context: Legacy Unicove version - maintenance updates

PR #198: Adjust and optimize the slider component

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove-v1/pull/198
Merged: 2024-09-10
Body Summary: Converted slider component to TypeScript, changed progressbar thumb design, and added dark mode adapter for better theme compatibility.
Discussion: 7 total comments (1 issue comment, 6 review comments)

PRs

#210: Release (link)
#209: Fix staking claimable value (link)

Work Summary: Maintenance updates to the legacy Unicove version including slider component improvements, TypeScript conversion, and staking value calculation fixes.

greymass/account-creation-portal

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/account-creation-portal
Activity: 1 PR merged
Context: Infrastructure for account creation services

PR #8: fix design

Link: https://github.com/greymass/account-creation-portal/pull/8
Merged: 2024-09-23
Description: Design fixes for the account creation portal interface.

greymass/website

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/website
Activity: 1 PR merged
Context: Greymass website updates

PR #78: Update anchor version and various fixes

Link: https://github.com/greymass/website/pull/78
Merged: 2024-09-10
Description: Updated Anchor wallet version information and applied various fixes to the website.

Wharfkit Organization

wharfkit/wallet-plugin-wombat

Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-wombat
Activity: 3 PRs merged

PR #18: Making the plugin usable in SSR

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-wombat/pull/18
Merged: 2024-09-17
Description: Modified the plugin to be compatible with server-side rendering (SSR) environments, enabling use in modern web frameworks like SvelteKit and Next.js.

PR #19: Cleanup and updated session kit

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-wombat/pull/19
Merged: 2024-09-26
Description: Code cleanup and updated dependencies to use latest session kit version.

PR #20: Scatter peer dependency

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-wombat/pull/20
Merged: 2024-09-26
Description: Updated Scatter protocol peer dependency configuration.

wharfkit/web-renderer

Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/web-renderer
Activity: 2 PRs merged

PR #147: 1.4.1

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/web-renderer/pull/147
Merged: 2024-09-05
Description: Version 1.4.1 release.

PR #148: Updating autocorrect plugin

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/web-renderer/pull/148
Merged: 2024-09-05
Description: Updated the autocorrect plugin dependency for improved transaction handling.

wharfkit/wallet-plugin-tokenpocket

Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-tokenpocket
Activity: 1 PR merged

PR #5: Loading scatter protocol dynamically

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-tokenpocket/pull/5
Merged: 2024-09-26
Description: Changed Scatter protocol loading to dynamic import for better compatibility with SSR and bundling.

wharfkit/wallet-plugin-scatter

Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-scatter
Activity: 1 PR merged

PR #11: Loading scatter protocol dynamically

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-scatter/pull/11
Merged: 2024-09-26
Description: Changed Scatter protocol loading to dynamic import for better compatibility with SSR and bundling.

New Repositories

greymass/spring

Created: 2024-09-18
Repository: https://github.com/greymass/spring
Description: C++ implementation of the Antelope protocol with Savanna consensus
Last Push: 2024-09-18

Purpose: Fork of the Antelope protocol implementation with support for the new Savanna consensus mechanism. Spring is blockchain node software containing the core protocol implementation and supporting tools for developers and node operators.

README Summary: Spring is a C++ implementation of the Antelope protocol with support for Savanna consensus. It provides blockchain node software and supporting tools for developers and node operators. The project supports Ubuntu 22.04 and 20.04, with best-effort support for other Unix derivatives like macOS. Binary installation is available via .deb packages, or the software can be built from source. The repository includes documentation for installation, building, and operating nodes.

Technology Stack: C++, Antelope protocol, Savanna consensus

Significance: This fork represents adoption of the Savanna consensus upgrade, which is a significant evolution of the Antelope protocol. By forking and maintaining Spring, the team ensures continued operation and development of blockchain infrastructure aligned with the latest protocol advancements.

Publications

No blog posts were published in September 2024 on jesta.blog or Medium @greymass.

Notable Technical Discussions

PRs with significant discussion (>5 comments) indicate important design decisions and technical considerations:

greymass/unicove PR #96: feat: staking

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/96
Discussion: 33 total comments (3 issue comments, 30 review comments)

The highest-activity PR in September 2024, implementing core staking functionality for resource management. Staking is a fundamental blockchain operation that requires careful implementation to handle user funds and resources safely. The extensive discussion reflects the importance and complexity of this feature.

greymass/unicove PR #89: add resources overview page and cpu/net rent

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/89
Discussion: 32 total comments (2 issue comments, 30 review comments)

Major feature addition creating comprehensive resource management interfaces. The discussion volume indicates significant architectural decisions about how to present complex blockchain resource concepts to users in an accessible way.

greymass/unicove PR #85: RAM forms followup

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/85
Discussion: 32 total comments (2 issue comments, 30 review comments)

Follow-up refinements to RAM management forms with extensive review feedback, showing iterative improvement and attention to user experience details.

greymass/unicove PR #18: Checkbox component

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/18
Discussion: 31 total comments (1 issue comment, 30 review comments)

Significant discussion around implementing a foundational UI component, reflecting focus on building reusable, well-designed interface elements.

greymass/unicove PR #137: Reworks

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/137
Discussion: 19 total comments (1 issue comment, 18 review comments)

Important architectural refactoring establishing cleaner patterns for feature detection and resource calculations. The discussion reflects careful consideration of code organization and maintainability.

greymass/unicove PR #146: fix: type errors

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/146
Discussion: 9 total comments (1 issue comment, 8 review comments)

TypeScript type safety improvements, indicating attention to code quality as the project grows.

greymass/unicove PR #97: Adding account RAM page

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/97
Discussion: 7 total comments (2 issue comments, 5 review comments)

Addition of dedicated RAM management page with discussion around implementation approach.

greymass/unicove-v1 PR #198: Adjust and optimize the slider component

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove-v1/pull/198
Discussion: 7 total comments (1 issue comment, 6 review comments)

Legacy version maintenance with TypeScript conversion and dark mode support for slider component.

Context from Prior Reports

Based on activity patterns and repository focus:

Ongoing Projects:

Unicove is the dominant development focus (24/37 PRs in September = 65%)
Resource Management emerged as the primary feature area (staking, RAM, CPU/NET rent)
Mobile wallet maintenance continued for Android platform
WharfKit wallet plugins received SSR compatibility updates

Project Evolution:

Unicove development focused heavily on blockchain resource management features
Component library development and refactoring for maintainability
CI/CD improvements with GitHub Actions for format checking and TypeScript validation
Legacy Unicove (v1) in maintenance mode with selective updates

New Initiatives:

Spring fork created for Savanna consensus support - significant protocol infrastructure decision
SSR compatibility for WharfKit wallet plugins enables modern web framework integration
Dark mode support implementation in legacy Unicove

Technical Focus:

Resource management (RAM, CPU, NET, staking) as core feature set
Component architecture and reusability
TypeScript type safety and code quality
Server-side rendering compatibility for wallet plugins
CI/CD automation for code quality checks

For Downstream Agents

Summary Writer (agents/summary.md):

Primary narrative: September 2024 focused on building resource management features for Unicove
Key features: Staking, RAM management, CPU/NET rent pages - making complex blockchain resources accessible
Supporting work: Mobile Android wallet maintenance (version 2.2.0), WharfKit SSR compatibility
Major infrastructure decision: Created Spring fork to adopt Savanna consensus protocol
Development maturity: Added CI/CD automation (format checks, TypeScript validation) showing project maturation
Notable absence: No blog posts or public announcements in September 2024
Focus areas: User-facing resource management, component architecture, code quality automation
Activity concentration: 65% of all work focused on Unicove (24/37 PRs)

Technical Writer (agents/technical.md):

Detailed PR information: All 37 Greymass PRs and 7 WharfKit PRs documented with links
Significant PRs: 8 PRs with >5 comments indicate important technical discussions
Focus technical report on:
- Resource management implementation (staking, RAM, CPU/NET rent)
- Component architecture and refactoring (checkboxes, tables, selects)
- TypeScript improvements and type safety
- CI/CD automation with GitHub Actions
- SSR compatibility for wallet plugins
- Spring fork for Savanna consensus support
New infrastructure: Spring repository represents significant protocol fork decision
Technical decisions: Review high-activity PRs (#96, #89, #85, #18, #137) for implementation patterns
Code quality focus: Multiple refactoring, TypeScript, and CI/CD PRs indicate maturation
Architectural patterns: Network feature detection refactoring, component reusability emphasis
WharfKit evolution: Dynamic imports and SSR compatibility show modern web framework alignment

Both agents should note: September 2024 was a focused development month with no external communications, concentrating on core resource management features for Unicove and critical infrastructure decisions (Spring fork). The high PR activity in Unicove with substantial review discussions indicates active collaborative development and attention to quality.