import { getYellowstoneProvider } from "../la-utils/la-chain/yellowstone/getYellowstoneProvider";
import { toEthAddress } from "../la-utils/la-pkp/toEthAddress";
import { contractCall } from "../la-utils/la-transactions/handlers/contractCall";
import { nativeSend } from "../la-utils/la-transactions/handlers/nativeSend";
import { contractExample } from "./contract-example";
import { composeTxUrl } from "./utils";

// Define your jsParams here. It's sending from ./my-app/main.ts
declare global {
  var params: {
    pkpPublicKey: string;
  };
}

(async () => {
  console.log("👋 Hello via Lit Action!");

  // Access your jsParams here
  console.log("PKP Public Key:", params.pkpPublicKey);

  // using a helper function
  const pkpEthAddress = toEthAddress(params.pkpPublicKey);
  console.log("PKP ETH Address:", pkpEthAddress);

  // Get the provider
  const provider = await getYellowstoneProvider();

  // Example 1: Send transaction using the nativeSend handler, which is a wrapper around the primitive functions
  const txHash = await nativeSend({
    provider,
    pkpPublicKey: params.pkpPublicKey,
    to: pkpEthAddress,
    amount: "0.0001",
  });

  // Example 2: Call a contract function
  const txHash2 = await contractCall({
    provider,
    pkpPublicKey: params.pkpPublicKey,
    callerAddress: pkpEthAddress,
    abi: [contractExample.methods.mintNextAndAddAuthMethods],
    contractAddress: contractExample.address,
    functionName: "mintNextAndAddAuthMethods",
    args: [
      2,
      [2],
      ["0x170d13600caea2933912f39a0334eca3d22e472be203f937c4bad0213d92ed71"],
      ["0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000"],
      [[1]],
      true,
      true,
    ],
    overrides: {
      value: 1n,
    },
  });

  console.log(`🎉 [nativeSend] Transaction sent: ${composeTxUrl(txHash)}`);
  console.log(`🎉 [contractCall] Transaction sent: ${composeTxUrl(txHash2)}`);
})();