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feat(sdk): decision proposal helpers in rs-sdk, wasm-sdk and js-evo-sdk - #5700
What this does: Since #5684, anyone can put a yes/no question to the masternodes on Platform (decision proposals, protocol version 15). This PR gives the Rust and JavaScript SDKs helpers for them. They build a proposal, edit its text, list and read proposals, read a proposal's poll, and vote on it as a masternode. Everything takes the proposal's id. It is step 5a of #5679.
Before and after, in JavaScript:
// before: write the proposal's properties by hand; the poll queries need the whole// VotePoll, rule included; masternodeVote only casts contest votesconstdocument=newDocument({ title, description,passPercent: 60, ... }, ...);awaitsdk.voting.yesNoVotePollState(votePoll);// VotePoll from votePollsByEndDateawaitsdk.voting.masternodeVote({ ...,voteChoice: 'yes'});// refused: not a ResourceVoteChoice// afterconstdraft=awaitsdk.decisionProposals.build({
ownerId, title, description,passPercent: 60,minimumTurnoutPercent: 10, endDate,});constproposal=awaitsdk.documents.create({document: draft, identityKey, signer });conststate=awaitsdk.decisionProposals.pollState(proposal.id);awaitsdk.decisionProposals.vote({
masternodeProTxHash,proposalId: proposal.id,voteChoice: 'yes', votingKey, signer,});
And in Rust:
// before: build a whole YesNoVotePoll, rule included, to name the poll; derive the vote's// poll id by hand// afterlet draft = sdk.build_decision_proposal(owner_id,&input).await?;let poll = YesNoVotePollPurpose::DecisionProposal{document_id: proposal_id };let state = YesNoVotePollState::fetch(&sdk,YesNoVotePollStateQuery::new(poll)).await?;let vote = sdk.decision_proposal_vote(proposal_id,YesNoAbstainVoteChoice::Yes).await?;
Value:
Apps and wallets can offer proposals with a few calls, and Dash Evo Tool (step 6) can build on the Rust helpers.
Fixes a trap: a client that set contestFund on a proposal create replaced the proposal's 0.5 Dash fund, and Platform refused the create (11100). The fund is now left alone, in the SDK builders and in wasm-dpp2's new DocumentCreateTransition(...).
Risks:
Consensus impact: none. The only rs-dpp changes are client helpers. One is a refactor that computes the same poll id. The other is the creation option above, which runs only when a transition is built.
API:QueriedYesNoVotePoll gains a Purpose variant, so Rust code that matches it exhaustively needs one more arm. CharterDocumentsPage is now an alias of the shared DocumentsPage.
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Step 5a of #5679 (decision proposals): the Rust SDK and the WASM/JavaScript SDKs. Step 5b (rs-sdk-ffi, Swift, Kotlin) and step 6 (Dash Evo Tool) are left.
What was done?
rs-dpp
YesNoVotePollPurpose::unique_id derives a poll's id from its purpose alone. YesNoVotePoll::unique_id now calls it, so the result is unchanged.
property names TITLE, DESCRIPTION, URL, pinned to the contract crate's names by a test.
StateTransitionCreationOptions::apply_contest_fund leaves a decision proposal create's fund alone.
rs-sdk
yes_no_vote_polls:
QueriedYesNoVotePoll::Purpose: a poll query can name the poll by its purpose. The id is derived when the request is built, as for a whole poll.
Sdk::yes_no_vote_poll_id and Sdk::yes_no_vote: below 15 the SDK first asks the network for its version.
New decision_proposals module:
Sdk::build_decision_proposal / build_decision_proposal_document build a proposal to put with PutDocument.
build_decision_proposal_edit returns the proposal with new text and the next revision (increment_revision, checked), to put as a replace. It takes the document's contract and type, and refuses anything but a decision proposal and an edit that leaves the text as it is.
Sdk::fetch_decision_proposal reads one proposal. Three listings read a page at a time: fetch_decision_proposals_by_end_date (closing soonest first, with optional from/to bounds), _by_owner (in filing order) and _by_created_at (newest first).
DecisionProposal::from_document reads a proposal's properties.
Sdk::decision_proposal_vote and Sdk::decision_proposal_vote_poll_id.
Sdk::fetch_decision_proposals_contract.
Shared pieces, so nothing is written twice:
documents::DocumentsPage (moved from the moderation charters module; CharterDocumentsPage is an alias);
Sdk::require_protocol_version (the check fetch_moderation_charters_contract had inline).
wasm-sdk
masternodeVote also answers a yes/no poll, as getVotePollsByEndDate lists it, with voteChoice: 'yes' | 'no' | 'abstain'. The signing and broadcast are shared with the new decisionProposalVote (put_masternode_vote).
New methods:
buildDecisionProposal and buildDecisionProposalEdit, which passes the document's contract and type to rs-sdk;
getDecisionProposal, getDecisionProposalsByEndDate, getDecisionProposalsByOwner and getDecisionProposalsByCreatedAt;
getDecisionProposalPollId, getDecisionProposalPollState and getMasternodeDecisionProposalVote;
decisionProposalVote.
The documents-to-Map conversion and the startAfter/limit parsing are shared with the moderation charters bindings (queries::utils::documents_map, documents_page_of).
wasm-dpp2
new DocumentCreateTransition({ ..., contestFund }) states the contest fund through StateTransitionCreationOptions::apply_contest_fund, as the Rust builders do, so a decision proposal keeps its fund.
a built proposal passes the contract's validation (with or without a url), opens the poll its id names, and states the 0.5 Dash fund;
edits change only the text, move to the next revision, and remove the url on request; an edit that changes nothing (also the current values again, or removing an absent url), a document of another contract or type, and a revision at u64::MAX are refused;
each listing builds a provable query served by the index the schema declares (byEndDate with every combination of bounds, byOwner, byCreatedAt);
a query by purpose is the same request as a query by the whole poll, at 15 and at 14;
the vote names the poll by the proposal's id.
wasm-sdk, against a fresh build (decision-proposals.spec.ts, with the masternode vote and moderation charters specs; 16 passing):
buildDecisionProposalEdit sets the new text and the next revision, removes the url on null, and refuses an empty edit and a document of another contract;
the listings and decisionProposalVote refuse a bad option before anything reaches the network;
masternodeVote still reads the ProTxHash first.
wasm-dpp2: a proposal create keeps its 0.5 Dash fund whatever contestFund says (DocumentsTransitions.spec.ts, 64 passing).
js-evo-sdk: decision-proposals.spec.ts checks each facade method forwards to its wasm-sdk method (33 passing with the voting and moderation charters specs). tsc builds the facade against the generated types.
cargo clippy on dpp, dash-sdk and wasm-sdk with tests; cargo fmt --all.
In-place changes to shipped generations
None. No versioned method changes behaviour: YesNoVotePoll::unique_id computes the same id through its purpose, and only from protocol version 15, which is unreleased.
Breaking Changes
None to the protocol. In the Rust SDK, QueriedYesNoVotePoll gains a variant.
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New Features
Added decision proposal support to the Rust and JavaScript SDKs for protocol version 15, including creating and editing proposals, browsing them by date, owner, or creation time, and retrieving proposal details.
Added tools to read proposal poll status, find poll IDs, submit yes/no/abstain votes, and look up masternode votes.
Bug Fixes
Decision proposal creation now preserves its included fund when a contest fund is specified.
Step 5a of #5679. The Rust and JavaScript SDKs build a decision proposal
to create as a document, give one new text, list and read proposals,
read a proposal's poll and vote on it as a masternode, all by the
proposal's id.
- rs-dpp: YesNoVotePollPurpose::unique_id (the poll's id from its
purpose alone), decision_proposal_vote_poll_id, the text property
names; a contest fund in the creation options no longer replaces a
proposal create's fund.
- rs-sdk: QueriedYesNoVotePoll::Purpose, Sdk::yes_no_vote_poll_id and
Sdk::yes_no_vote, and the decision_proposals module; DocumentsPage and
Sdk::require_protocol_version shared with the moderation charters.
- wasm-sdk: the *DecisionProposal* methods; masternodeVote answers a
yes/no poll with 'yes', 'no' or 'abstain'.
- js-evo-sdk: sdk.decisionProposals.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds decision proposal support across the Rust, WebAssembly, and JavaScript SDKs, including document creation and editing, indexed listings, poll access, and masternode voting. It also updates proposal fund handling and adds shared SDK pagination and poll-ID support.
Changes: Decision proposals
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Summary
Proposal fund and poll identity packages/rs-dpp/src/decision_proposal/mod.rs, packages/rs-dpp/src/state_transition/.../methods/mod.rs, packages/rs-dpp/src/voting/vote_polls/yes_no_vote_poll/mod.rs, packages/wasm-dpp2/src/state_transitions/.../create.rs, packages/wasm-dpp2/tests/unit/DocumentsTransitions.spec.ts, docs/protocol/decision-proposals.md
Decision proposal creates retain their included fund when a contest fund is configured. The DPP adds proposal text-property constants and derives proposal poll IDs from poll purposes.
Shared SDK paging and poll support packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/documents/*, packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/system_data_contract.rs, packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/yes_no_vote_polls.rs, packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/moderation_charters/*
The Rust SDK adds shared document pagination, protocol-version checks, and purpose-based poll queries. Moderation-charter reads use the shared pagination and protocol-version helpers.
The Rust SDK adds proposal types, parsing, document construction and edits, indexed listings, and vote and poll-ID methods. Tests cover these operations and validation cases.
The WebAssembly SDK adds proposal creation, editing, retrieval, listing, poll lookup, and voting bindings. Masternode voting supports contested-resource and yes/no polls. Shared query utilities provide pagination parsing and document-map conversion.
JavaScript facade and usage packages/js-evo-sdk/src/decision-proposals/facade.ts, packages/js-evo-sdk/src/sdk.ts, packages/js-evo-sdk/tests/unit/facades/decision-proposals.spec.ts, packages/js-evo-sdk/README.md, docs/protocol/decision-proposals.md
The JavaScript SDK exposes a decision-proposals facade for proposal, listing, poll, and vote operations. The README and protocol documentation describe the APIs and examples. Unit tests verify facade forwarding and results.
sequenceDiagram
participant EvoSDK
participant DecisionProposalsFacade
participant WasmSdk
participant Sdk
EvoSDK->>DecisionProposalsFacade: vote(options)
DecisionProposalsFacade->>WasmSdk: decision_proposal_vote(options)
WasmSdk->>Sdk: Build yes/no vote from proposal ID and choice
Sdk-->>WasmSdk: Vote
WasmSdk->>Sdk: Submit masternode vote
Sdk-->>WasmSdk: Recorded vote
WasmSdk-->>DecisionProposalsFacade: Return recorded vote
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dashpay/platform#5679 — This PR adds Rust, WebAssembly, and JavaScript SDK support for decision proposal creation, editing, listing, poll access, and masternode voting.
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Verified the supplied findings against head c5c0dfb. One blocking ownership violation remains in the WASM proposal-edit binding, alongside four non-blocking suggestions; the claimed silent pagination truncation is refuted by the query parser. This was a static review: current CI passes Rust workspace tests, JavaScript builds, and wasm-sdk/evo-sdk tests and linting, while several functional and end-to-end checks remain pending.
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🟡 Suggestion: Raw create-transition constructor still overwrites a decision proposal's fund with contestFund packages/wasm-dpp2/src/state_transitions/batch/document_transitions/create.rs:158-162
The DPP fix leaves decision-proposal funding untouched, but this explicitly documented mirror still replaces any prefunded amount with contestFund. Constructing a raw DocumentCreateTransition with a proposal document, its dataContract and a different contestFund resolves the required proposal fund through prefunded_voting_balance_for_document, then overwrites it here. Platform consequently rejects the create with error 11100. The high-level PutDocument path is fixed, but the sibling constructor retains the trap this PR addresses. Delegate the override to StateTransitionCreationOptions::apply_contest_fund after constructing the native transition, rather than adding another proposal-specific rule in WASM, and add a low-level constructor regression test.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a substantial cross-language SDK feature with client-side vote construction and a poll-ID refactor, but it does not materially change consensus rules, cryptography, signing algorithms, or funds movement.
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In `packages/wasm-sdk/src/decision_proposals.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/wasm-sdk/src/decision_proposals.rs:303-309: Move proposal edit eligibility validation into the Rust SDK
This branch makes proposal eligibility a binding-only precondition. The native build_decision_proposal_edit accepts any revision-bearing Document and has no contract/type context, so native callers and JavaScript callers enforce different requirements for the same operation. Reusing DPP's is_decision_proposal predicate centralizes the identity test, but leaves the decision to reject exclusively in WASM. The book's “Where code goes” rule requires JavaScript bindings to marshal rather than validate. Extend the native edit API with contract/type context, or accept a native proposal type validated with that context, and enforce eligibility there. The wrapper should extract the metadata and delegate; cover wrong-contract and wrong-type rejection in rs-sdk tests.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/wasm-sdk/src/decision_proposals.rs:203-210: Share pagination option parsing with the moderation-charter bindings
The startAfter and limit parsing duplicates moderation_charters::page_query. Both correctly use the canonical conversion helpers today, but separate copies leave the shared DocumentsPage input handling with two maintenance points. Extract the common field parsing into a crate helper and call it from both modules. Keep each caller's required-query and identifier handling separate, since proposal listings allow an omitted query while moderation-charter queries require an identifier.
In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/decision_proposals.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/decision_proposals.rs:234-239: Detect effective no-op edits, not just an empty edit object
The guard only rejects edits with every field omitted. Supplying the current title, description or URL, or removing an already-absent URL, still succeeds and advances the revision without changing the proposal's properties. This contradicts the advertised protection against edits that change nothing and allows an unchanged form submission to produce an unnecessary paid replacement. Apply the requested property changes to the clone, compare its properties with the original, and reject an unchanged result before advancing the revision. Add tests for an unchanged supplied value and removal of an absent URL.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/decision_proposals.rs:240-244: Advance the proposal revision with checked arithmetic
The public helper accepts a Document with revision u64::MAX, then evaluates revision + 1. That panics in debug builds and wraps to zero in release instead of returning an error. A stored proposal is not realistically expected to reach this revision, so this is defensive library correctness rather than a normal proposal-path blocker. DPP already provides Document::increment_revision with checked arithmetic and an overflow error; reuse it on the cloned document, or use checked_add and propagate an error. Add a maximum-revision test.
In `packages/wasm-dpp2/src/state_transitions/batch/document_transitions/create.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/wasm-dpp2/src/state_transitions/batch/document_transitions/create.rs:158-162: Raw create-transition constructor still overwrites a decision proposal's fund with contestFund
The DPP fix leaves decision-proposal funding untouched, but this explicitly documented mirror still replaces any prefunded amount with contestFund. Constructing a raw DocumentCreateTransition with a proposal document, its dataContract and a different contestFund resolves the required proposal fund through prefunded_voting_balance_for_document, then overwrites it here. Platform consequently rejects the create with error 11100. The high-level PutDocument path is fixed, but the sibling constructor retains the trap this PR addresses. Delegate the override to StateTransitionCreationOptions::apply_contest_fund after constructing the native transition, rather than adding another proposal-specific rule in WASM, and add a low-level constructor regression test.
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- build_decision_proposal_edit takes the document's contract and type,
refuses anything but a decision proposal, refuses an edit that leaves
the text as it is (an unchanged value, removing an absent url), and
moves the revision with increment_revision (checked). The wasm binding
passes the document's metadata and no longer decides.
- The wasm-dpp2 DocumentCreateTransition constructor states contestFund
through StateTransitionCreationOptions::apply_contest_fund, so a
decision proposal keeps its fund there too.
- The startAfter/limit parsing of the proposal and moderation charter
listings is one helper (queries::utils::documents_page_of).
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Cover valid choices through the WASM submission path.
No checked-in test invokes WasmSdk::decision_proposal_vote with a valid choice. The Rust SDK test builds the vote directly, and the JavaScript facade test stubs the WASM method.
Add a Rust WASM test that invokes the binding with valid choices and uses WasmSdk::new_for_testing with Sdk::new_mock(). The existing raw broadcast and wait expectations can assert the submitted vote and proposal poll ID without a live network. This remains valuable coverage, but it is not a low-effort test because it requires signed transition fixtures or equivalent mock setup.
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Independently reviewed the complete diff at 56ac1a8, confirmed all five prior findings are fixed, and found no remaining actionable issues. The failed “Build JS packages / Build JS” check stopped on an sccache server-startup timeout before compilation, which is an infrastructure failure rather than evidence of a source regression; Rust workspace tests and some Docker builds remain pending. Validation was static only; no local builds or tests were run.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The change is substantial and cross-language, but its SDK proposal builders, query helpers, and voting wrappers do not themselves clearly introduce intricate changes to consensus, cryptography, key handling, or funds movement.
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masternodeVote and decisionProposalVote now read the voting key, signer
and settings (MasternodeVoteSigning) before the vote is built, which for
a yes/no poll may ask the network for its protocol version. A spec
checks that 'yes', 'no' and 'abstain' are accepted and the call stops at
the missing voting key without reaching the network.
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Basic explanation
What this does: Since #5684, anyone can put a yes/no question to the masternodes on Platform (decision proposals, protocol version 15). This PR gives the Rust and JavaScript SDKs helpers for them. They build a proposal, edit its text, list and read proposals, read a proposal's poll, and vote on it as a masternode. Everything takes the proposal's id. It is step 5a of #5679.
Before and after, in JavaScript:
And in Rust:
Value:
contestFundon a proposal create replaced the proposal's 0.5 Dash fund, and Platform refused the create (11100). The fund is now left alone, in the SDK builders and in wasm-dpp2'snew DocumentCreateTransition(...).Risks:
QueriedYesNoVotePollgains aPurposevariant, so Rust code that matches it exhaustively needs one more arm.CharterDocumentsPageis now an alias of the sharedDocumentsPage.Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Step 5a of #5679 (decision proposals): the Rust SDK and the WASM/JavaScript SDKs. Step 5b (rs-sdk-ffi, Swift, Kotlin) and step 6 (Dash Evo Tool) are left.
What was done?
rs-dpp
YesNoVotePollPurpose::unique_idderives a poll's id from its purpose alone.YesNoVotePoll::unique_idnow calls it, so the result is unchanged.decision_proposal:decision_proposal_vote_poll_id(document_id, platform_version);TITLE,DESCRIPTION,URL, pinned to the contract crate's names by a test.StateTransitionCreationOptions::apply_contest_fundleaves a decision proposal create's fund alone.rs-sdk
yes_no_vote_polls:QueriedYesNoVotePoll::Purpose: a poll query can name the poll by its purpose. The id is derived when the request is built, as for a whole poll.Sdk::yes_no_vote_poll_idandSdk::yes_no_vote: below 15 the SDK first asks the network for its version.decision_proposalsmodule:Sdk::build_decision_proposal/build_decision_proposal_documentbuild a proposal to put withPutDocument.build_decision_proposal_editreturns the proposal with new text and the next revision (increment_revision, checked), to put as a replace. It takes the document's contract and type, and refuses anything but a decision proposal and an edit that leaves the text as it is.Sdk::fetch_decision_proposalreads one proposal. Three listings read a page at a time:fetch_decision_proposals_by_end_date(closing soonest first, with optional from/to bounds),_by_owner(in filing order) and_by_created_at(newest first).DecisionProposal::from_documentreads a proposal's properties.Sdk::decision_proposal_voteandSdk::decision_proposal_vote_poll_id.Sdk::fetch_decision_proposals_contract.documents::DocumentsPage(moved from the moderation charters module;CharterDocumentsPageis an alias);Sdk::require_protocol_version(the checkfetch_moderation_charters_contracthad inline).wasm-sdk
masternodeVotealso answers a yes/no poll, asgetVotePollsByEndDatelists it, withvoteChoice: 'yes' | 'no' | 'abstain'. The signing and broadcast are shared with the newdecisionProposalVote(put_masternode_vote).buildDecisionProposalandbuildDecisionProposalEdit, which passes the document's contract and type to rs-sdk;getDecisionProposal,getDecisionProposalsByEndDate,getDecisionProposalsByOwnerandgetDecisionProposalsByCreatedAt;getDecisionProposalPollId,getDecisionProposalPollStateandgetMasternodeDecisionProposalVote;decisionProposalVote.Mapconversion and thestartAfter/limitparsing are shared with the moderation charters bindings (queries::utils::documents_map,documents_page_of).wasm-dpp2
new DocumentCreateTransition({ ..., contestFund })states the contest fund throughStateTransitionCreationOptions::apply_contest_fund, as the Rust builders do, so a decision proposal keeps its fund.js-evo-sdk
sdk.decisionProposals:build,buildEdit,get,byEndDate,byOwner,byCreatedAt,pollId,pollState,masternodeVote,vote.Docs
docs/protocol/decision-proposals.mdhas a short section on the SDKs.How Has This Been Tested?
u64::MAXare refused;byEndDatewith every combination of bounds,byOwner,byCreatedAt);decision-proposals.spec.ts, with the masternode vote and moderation charters specs; 16 passing):buildDecisionProposalEditsets the new text and the next revision, removes the url onnull, and refuses an empty edit and a document of another contract;decisionProposalVoterefuse a bad option before anything reaches the network;masternodeVotestill reads the ProTxHash first.contestFundsays (DocumentsTransitions.spec.ts, 64 passing).decision-proposals.spec.tschecks each facade method forwards to its wasm-sdk method (33 passing with the voting and moderation charters specs).tscbuilds the facade against the generated types.cargo clippyon dpp, dash-sdk and wasm-sdk with tests;cargo fmt --all.In-place changes to shipped generations
None. No versioned method changes behaviour:
YesNoVotePoll::unique_idcomputes the same id through its purpose, and only from protocol version 15, which is unreleased.Breaking Changes
None to the protocol. In the Rust SDK,
QueriedYesNoVotePollgains a variant.Checklist:
structure.rs, regeneratedgrovedb-structure.json, and checked the structure viewer link posted on this pull requestFor repository code-owners and collaborators only
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07eb492/skip-botsproceeds without the ones not yet reported/self-reviewedjs-wasm-sdk(packages/js-evo-sdk/README.md,packages/js-evo-sdk/src/decision-proposals/facade.ts,packages/js-evo-sdk/src/sdk.tsand 9 more) — shumkovdpp— you own itrust-sdk(packages/rs-sdk/src/platform.rs,packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/decision_proposals.rs,packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/documents/mod.rsand 5 more) — lklimek or shumkovWhen every merge requirement is met, the
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