fix(cli): parse monetary amounts exactly instead of through float64 - #300
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CLI amounts were parsed with strconv.ParseFloat and scaled by math.Pow10 before truncating to int64. float64 has a 53-bit mantissa, so amounts above ~9 billion TRX lost precision, and the float-to-int conversion truncated rather than rounded (8.2 TRX became 8199999 SUN). Negative and non-finite input was accepted, leaving rejection to the node. Add common.ParseAmount, which scales a decimal string into base units with big.Int and rejects negatives, NaN/Inf, over-precise input, and int64 overflow. Route account, contract, trc10 and exchange amounts through it. The TRC10 issue ratio was parsed as float32, which silently turned 0.000001 into a zero ratio and 16777217 into 16777216; it is now exact. Keep existing behaviour intact: - common.FormatAmount renders the parsed value back to a canonical decimal emitted as json.Number, so "amount" and "cost" stay JSON numbers rather than becoming strings - isDecimalZero preserves the old float `== 0` checks for --expected and --tokenValue, so "0.0" still means unset; comparing against the literal "0" would have submitted a zero minimum return on exchange trade - the exchange auto-quote no longer depends on the received token's metadata lookup, which previously fell back to 6 decimals silently
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CLI->>TRC10Metadata: Resolve token precision
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CLI->>CLI: Parse amounts into base units
CLI->>ExchangeAPI: Submit trade with integer amounts
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cmd/subcommands/exchange.go (1)
411-411: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the nil-safe protobuf accessor.
ctrlr.Receiptis a*core.TransactionInfo, which providesGetExchangeReceivedAmount(). Replace the direct field read withctrlr.Receipt.GetExchangeReceivedAmount().🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@cmd/subcommands/contract.go`:
- Line 297: Update the error return in the TRC10 metadata lookup around
GetAssetIssueByID to add descriptive context identifying the failed lookup and
token ID while wrapping the original error with %w, preserving access to its
underlying RPC result code.
Apply the same fix in `@cmd/subcommands/exchange.go` around lines 30 - 31: Same
metadata lookup failure handling issue for the received token.
In `@cmd/subcommands/exchange.go`:
- Line 415: Update the JSON serialization around json.Marshal(result) to capture
and handle its error instead of discarding it; return a contextual error when
marshaling fails, while preserving the existing output behavior on success.
- Around line 52-54: Update the duplicate-token validation in the exchange
creation flow to parse or normalize both input tokens first, then compare the
resulting tokenID1 and tokenID2 values. Reject equal normalized IDs before
calling ExchangeCreate, while preserving the existing error behavior.
In `@pkg/common/amount.go`:
- Around line 146-147: Update the inverse-contract comment near FormatAmount and
ParseAmount to state the guarantee only for non-negative v and scales within
0..MaxAmountDecimals; do not claim reversibility for negative values or
out-of-range decimal scales.
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In `@cmd/subcommands/exchange.go`:
- Line 411: Update the TokenAmount2 assignment to call
ctrlr.Receipt.GetExchangeReceivedAmount() instead of directly accessing
ExchangeReceivedAmount, using the nil-safe protobuf accessor while preserving
the existing receipt value mapping.
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parseExchangeTokenAmount and the trade auto-quote lookup collapsed an RPC error from GetAssetIssueByID into "TRC10 not found", hiding transient and permission failures behind a misleading message. Wrap the error with the token ID instead, and report not-found only when the response is nil. exchange create compared the raw token arguments, so "TRX" and "0" — which both normalize to "_" — passed the duplicate check and created an exchange against itself. Compare the normalized IDs after parsing. Also narrow the FormatAmount doc comment: the ParseAmount round trip holds only for non-negative values within 0..MaxAmountDecimals.
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Summary
CLI monetary amounts were parsed with
strconv.ParseFloatintofloat64, scaled bymath.Pow10, then truncated toint64. This addresses W48 (truncation instead of rounding) and W49 (float64 parsing), which is the root cause.float64carries a 53-bit mantissa, so amounts above ~9 billion TRX lose precision, and Go truncates on float-to-int conversion:Negative and non-finite values were also accepted, leaving rejection entirely to the node.
Approach
New
common.ParseAmount(amount string, decimals int) (int64, error)scales a decimal string into base units usingbig.Int, neverfloat64. It rejects negatives,NaN/Inf, scientific notation, more fractional digits than the token's decimals, andint64overflow. Every CLI money site routes through it, so W48 dissolves rather than being papered over withmath.Round.strconv.ParseFloatandmath.Pow10are now entirely absent fromcmd/subcommands.Backward compatibility
The first pass introduced three regressions, all caught in review and fixed here:
--expected 0.0compared against the literal"0"exchange traderesult["amount"]assigned the raw arg string{"amount": 1.1}became{"amount": "1.1"}, breakingjq .amountconsumersFixes:
common.FormatAmount— exact inverse ofParseAmount, emitted asjson.Number. JSON output stays numeric and becomes exact, since it no longer round-trips throughfloat64. It also stops raw input like01.100or surrounding whitespace leaking into output.isDecimalZero— parses at scale 0 so every spelling of zero (0.0,.0,+0,00,0.000000) is recognized, preserving the oldfloat64 == 0semantics for--expectedand--tokenValue.--expectedactually needs scaling.--value,--tokenValueand--expectedchange fromFloat64VartoStringVar(defaults"0"), so the no-flag path is unchanged.Intentional behavior changes
TRC10 issue ratio was parsed as
float32, which silently corrupted values. Now exact:0.0000010:1(zero ratio)1:10000001.0000011:11000001:10000001677721716777216:116777217:1Over-precise input (
1.1234567for a 6-decimal token) now errors instead of silently truncating.Scientific notation (
1e6) is rejected.trc10 issue TOTAL_SUPPLYnow accepts fractional input (previouslyParseIntonly) — a widening.Out of scope
trc20 sendstill usesdecimals.FromString(big.Float, notfloat64). Not W48/W49; PR-9 ownstrc20.go.price, unfreezeWithdrawAmount/1e6) — not amount parsers.1:0) is accepted. Pre-existing on both sides of this change; not widened here.Testing
make test(pkg/common94.2% coverage) ·go test -race ./cmd/...·make lint0 issues ·makeNew:
TestParseAmount,TestParseAmount_AboveFloatMantissa,TestFormatAmount,TestFormatAmount_IsValidJSONNumber,TestFormatAmount_RoundTrip,TestIsDecimalZero.Summary by CodeRabbit
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