MELD Dev Diary 33

Stuart
MELD
Published in
2 min readApr 24, 2023

MELD Dev Diaries present a variety of updates and developments to the MELDapp. Here’s what the team has accomplished this week:

MELDapp:

  1. Enhanced the Transaction API to correctly list transactions with the perPage parameter.
  2. Introduced risk scores in the activity column within the wallet.
  3. Simplified NFT listings by displaying only the NFT names, removing contract IDs.
  4. Improved error messages for better user experience.
  5. Updated the Bridge feature to allow adding more addresses.
  6. Enabled the migration input to accept floating-point numbers.
  7. Utilized Axios instances for querying multisig APIs and streamlining calls.
  8. Consolidated success alerts into a single component for easier implementation.
  9. Implemented the Alert component in the Migrate pages for consistency.
  10. Integrated create-safe-input within the multisig page.
  11. Enhanced the Bridge pages’ user interface for better usability.
  12. Added sign and submit transaction functionality on the Multisig page.
  13. Implemented safeguards to prevent creating safes with excessive required signatures.
  14. Streamlined error alerts and API error handling for Bridge and Migrate pages.
  15. Improved handling of token decimals on the Bridge page.
  16. Revised the query Tx API to accept both address and pubkey hash parameters.
  17. Implemented a safe transactions API for querying transaction details.
  18. Added safe address balance information to the safe state.
  19. Updated the Token API to receive optional user UTXOs.
  20. Incorporated creation time data into Tx information.
  21. Developed an API for querying UTXOs by TxIn.
  22. Refined transaction diagrams for better visualization.
  23. Removed minimum ADA and fee requirements for on-chain transactions.
  24. Enhanced the create safe function for better performance.
  25. Launched the Create Safe feature.
  26. Moved token names to parameters for easier identification.

Infrastructure

  1. Configured and deployed AWS infrastructure in preparation for the mainnet release.
  2. Conducted maintenance on the Kanazawa Avalanche subnet.
  3. Set parameters for the mainnet Avalanche subnet launch.
  4. Adjusted the size of Blockfrost resources for optimized performance.
  5. Troubleshoot performance issues on Blockfrost and improved monitoring capabilities.

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