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Introduced a CreateMsgEncodeObject type utility to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability of IBC message type definitions. This addresses the TODO comment by providing a more automated way to define message encode objects.

Changes made:

  • Added CreateMsgEncodeObject type utility
  • Converted interface declarations to type aliases
  • Simplified message type definitions

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  • Refactor
    • Simplified type definitions for message encode objects
    • Replaced multiple interface declarations with type aliases
    • Introduced a new helper type CreateMsgEncodeObject to streamline message type creation

Introduced a CreateMsgEncodeObject type utility to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability of IBC message type definitions. This addresses the TODO comment by providing a more automated way to define message encode objects.

Changes made:
- Added CreateMsgEncodeObject type utility
- Converted interface declarations to type aliases
- Simplified message type definitions
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The pull request introduces a refactoring of message encoding object types in the polyibc.ts file. The primary change involves replacing multiple interface declarations with type aliases using a new helper type CreateMsgEncodeObject<T extends string>. This modification simplifies the type definitions for various message encode objects by leveraging a more concise type creation approach, maintaining the existing structural integrity while improving code readability and maintainability.

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app/api/utils/cosmos/polyibc.ts Replaced multiple interface declarations with type aliases using CreateMsgEncodeObject<T> for message encode objects, including types for client creation, IBC packet handling, channel operations, and transfers

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app/api/utils/cosmos/polyibc.ts (2)

48-49: Enhance type safety and documentation of the helper type.

Consider improving the type definition by:

  1. Constraining the generic parameter to only allow valid message types from the registry
  2. Adding more detailed JSDoc documentation explaining the purpose and usage
- // Helper type for creating message encode objects
+ /**
+  * Helper type for creating message encode objects with type-safe URLs.
+  * @template T - The message type URL, must be a key in txMsgTypesRegistry
+  */
- type CreateMsgEncodeObject<T extends string> = txMsgEncodeObject<T>
+ type CreateMsgEncodeObject<T extends keyof typeof txMsgTypesRegistry & string> = txMsgEncodeObject<T>

66-66: Remove the outdated TODO comment.

This TODO comment has been addressed by the current PR through the introduction of the CreateMsgEncodeObject helper type, which automates the creation of message encode object types.

- // TODO: is there a way to automate these?
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51-64: LGTM! Clean and consistent type definitions.

The type definitions are well-organized, type-safe, and consistently use the new helper type. The grouping of related message types improves readability.

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