feat/uml_sequence_diagrams #111
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WalkthroughThese updates introduce and detail the functionalities and interactions within a blockchain network system, focusing on the orchestration of Ethereum Oracle, Eth Signer, Batch Requester, and Relayer processes. They illustrate the communication flow between various components such as the Peggy Orchestrator, Injective Network, Ethereum Network, and Peggy Chain Module, enhancing understanding of the system's operation for batch processing, event handling, and data retrieval. Changes
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- uml/BatchRequesterLoop.puml (1 hunks)
- uml/EthOracleMainLoop.puml (1 hunks)
- uml/EthSignerMainLoop.puml (1 hunks)
- uml/RelayerMainLoop.puml (1 hunks)
- uml/orchestratorStart.puml (1 hunks)
Additional comments: 5
uml/orchestratorStart.puml (1)
- 1-31: The UML diagram correctly depicts the initial orchestration process based on the presence of a registered ETH address. The use of
alt/elsefor branching logic is clear and effectively communicates the different operational modes.Consider adding a brief description at the top of the file, explaining the purpose and scope of this diagram for future reference and for those new to the project.
uml/BatchRequesterLoop.puml (1)
- 1-32: The UML diagram accurately represents the BatchRequesterLoop process, including interactions with the InjectiveNetwork and PeggyChainModule. The logical flow and use of PlantUML syntax are appropriate.
Adding a brief description at the beginning of the file to explain the diagram's purpose and scope would be beneficial for clarity and future reference.
uml/EthSignerMainLoop.puml (1)
- 1-36: The UML diagram accurately represents the EthSignerMainLoop process, including interactions with the InjectiveNetwork, PeggyChainModule, and InjectiveNode. The logical flow and use of PlantUML syntax are appropriate.
Consider adding a brief description at the beginning of the file to explain the diagram's purpose and scope. This would enhance clarity and serve as a quick reference for new contributors or readers.
uml/EthOracleMainLoop.puml (1)
- 1-62: The UML diagram accurately represents the EthOracleMainLoop process, including interactions with the InjectiveNetwork and EthereumNetwork. The logical flow and use of PlantUML syntax are appropriate.
Adding a brief description at the beginning of the file to explain the diagram's purpose and scope would be beneficial for clarity and future reference.
uml/RelayerMainLoop.puml (1)
- 1-52: The UML diagram accurately represents the RelayerMainLoop process, including interactions with the InjectiveNetwork, EthereumNetwork, PeggyChainModule, and InjectiveNode. The logical flow and use of PlantUML syntax are appropriate.
Consider adding a brief description at the beginning of the file to explain the diagram's purpose and scope. This would enhance clarity and serve as a quick reference for new contributors or readers.
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