Adapter Layer Spec
Adapter Layer Specification - Chain Integration
This document specifies the adapter layer interface for integrating different blockchains with the Roru Protocol.
Adapter Interface
Core Interface
Trait Definition:
pub trait ChainAdapter {
fn chain_id(&self) -> ChainId;
async fn get_balance(&self, address: &Address) -> Result<u64>;
async fn create_settlement(
&self,
tx: &SettlementTransaction,
) -> Result<SettlementTx>;
async fn submit_settlement(
&self,
settlement: &SettlementTx,
) -> Result<TxHash>;
async fn get_confirmation(
&self,
hash: &TxHash,
) -> Result<ConfirmationStatus>;
async fn estimate_fees(
&self,
settlement: &SettlementTx,
) -> Result<Fees>;
async fn get_latest_block(&self) -> Result<BlockNumber>;
}Ethereum Adapter
Implementation
Ethereum Adapter:
Ethereum-Specific Features
Features:
ERC-20 token support
Gas estimation
EIP-1559 support
Event listening
Contract interaction
Solana Adapter
Implementation
Solana Adapter:
Solana-Specific Features
Features:
SPL token support
Program interaction
Account management
Transaction building
Fast settlement
Bitcoin Adapter
Implementation
Bitcoin Adapter:
Bitcoin-Specific Features
Features:
UTXO management
SegWit support
Fee estimation
Transaction building
Block monitoring
Adapter Factory
Factory Pattern
Factory Implementation:
Settlement Transaction Format
Format Definition
Settlement Transaction:
Common Fields
Common Structure:
State root update
Nullifier additions
New note commitments
Proof data
Metadata
Error Handling
Error Types
Adapter Errors:
Network errors
RPC errors
Transaction errors
Confirmation errors
Chain-specific errors
Error Recovery
Recovery Strategies:
Retry with backoff
Fallback RPC endpoints
Error reporting
State recovery
Testing
Test Adapter
Mock Adapter:
Integration Tests
Test Framework:
Unit tests per adapter
Integration tests
Chain-specific tests
End-to-end tests
Performance
Optimization
Optimizations:
Connection pooling
Batch RPC calls
Caching
Parallel processing
Metrics
Performance Metrics:
RPC latency
Transaction submission time
Confirmation time
Error rate
Security
Security Considerations
Security Measures:
Secure RPC connections
Transaction signing
Input validation
Error handling
Threat Model
Protected Against:
RPC attacks
Transaction manipulation
Network attacks
State inconsistencies
Conclusion
The adapter layer provides:
Abstraction: Unified interface
Flexibility: Multiple chains
Extensibility: Easy to add chains
Reliability: Robust error handling
Performance: Optimized operations
Understanding adapters is essential for chain integration.
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