feat(chain): add reusable chain_id query-param parser - #191
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In `@pkg/chain/chain.go`:
- Around line 88-92: Reduce the exported AllowZero and ParseChainIDParam
documentation in pkg/chain/chain.go at lines 88-92 and 99-106 to concise one- or
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Adds ParseChainIDParam to pkg/chain, a shared uint64 parser for the chain_id query param handled two different ways across services: an empty value always means "all chains" (0, nil), while a present literal "0" is either rejected as malformed by default or accepted via the new AllowZero option, matching each caller's existing semantics. Consolidates the parsing logic that currently exists as two near-duplicate implementations. Refs getoptimum#141 Signed-off-by: Taylan Bal <taylanbal50@gmail.com>
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optimum-common only. Adds ParseChainIDParam(raw string, opts ...IDParamOption) (uint64, error) to pkg/chain, plus an AllowZero() option, covering both semantics described in #141: empty means 0 ("all chains"); a present value must be a non-zero uint64 by default; and AllowZero() accepts a literal "0" as an explicit value.
Adopting this in optimum-measurements (replacing its two duplicated parsers) is left to the maintainers, since that repo is private and out of my reach.
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Refs #141
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