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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughUpdates the flamingo-finance data adaptor to use HTTPS CDN URLs instead of HTTP. Normalizes poolsData structure to support both array and object.pools formats, then enriches each pool object with standardized fields including chain, project, symbol, TVL, APY metrics, and token arrays. Changes
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The flamingo-finance adapter exports pools: Test Suites: 1 passed, 1 total |
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In `@src/adaptors/flamingo-finance/index.js`:
- Around line 8-10: The code assumes poolsData is either an array or has a pools
property and will crash if poolsData is null/undefined or lacks pools; update
the assignment that creates pools (currently "const pools =
Array.isArray(poolsData) ? poolsData : poolsData.pools;") to defensively handle
these cases by using optional chaining and an empty-array fallback so pools is
always an array before the subsequent reduce call (reference symbols: poolsData,
pools, and the reduce invocation).
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Guard against null/undefined poolsData and missing pools property to prevent runtime crash.
The current code assumes poolsData.pools exists when poolsData is not an array. If the API returns null, undefined, or an object without a pools property, accessing .pools will throw a TypeError. Add defensive handling with optional chaining and an empty array fallback:
Proposed fix
- const pools = Array.isArray(poolsData) ? poolsData : poolsData.pools;
+ const pools = Array.isArray(poolsData)
+ ? poolsData
+ : Array.isArray(poolsData?.pools)
+ ? poolsData.pools
+ : [];🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/adaptors/flamingo-finance/index.js` around lines 8 - 10, The code assumes
poolsData is either an array or has a pools property and will crash if poolsData
is null/undefined or lacks pools; update the assignment that creates pools
(currently "const pools = Array.isArray(poolsData) ? poolsData :
poolsData.pools;") to defensively handle these cases by using optional chaining
and an empty-array fallback so pools is always an array before the subsequent
reduce call (reference symbols: poolsData, pools, and the reduce invocation).
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