feat(sdk): once-per-identity token distribution in the mobile example apps - #4829
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Kotlin and Swift SDKs add protocol version 14 once-per-identity token distributions. They parse, persist, cache, and display the distribution, update claim eligibility and local claim tracking, and add migration and validation coverage. ChangesOnce-per-identity distribution
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ClaimForm
participant TokenActionResolver
participant ClaimStore
participant TokenContract
ClaimForm->>ClaimStore: read claim state
ClaimForm->>TokenActionResolver: request preferred distribution
TokenActionResolver->>TokenContract: read distribution configuration
TokenActionResolver-->>ClaimForm: return eligible distribution
ClaimForm->>ClaimStore: record completed claim
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A user who has spent their once-per-identity claim can be directed to a distribution that will reject and may still incur a charge. Resolve that flow and the required Rust-owned protocol handling before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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… apps Kotlin: Room 13 -> 14 adds the nullable tokens.oncePerIdentityDistribution column holding the contract's block as JSON, like the perpetual and pre-programmed columns. TokenMaterializer persists it and folds it into hasDistribution; TokenOncePerIdentityDistribution.parse reads the u64 amount back as a decimal string for the details screen. The claim form offers ONCE_PER_IDENTITY and the claim resolver allows every identity, since an already-claimed identity is rejected on-chain. 14.json was exported by KSP; a 13 -> 14 case joins DashDatabaseMigrationTest. Swift: no new SwiftData column, because DashSchemaV5 is frozen. The value is derived from the owning contract's persisted JSON through DataContractParser.parseOncePerIdentityDistribution, following the immutable-properties precedent. hasDistribution includes it; distributionTokensPredicate() cannot and says so. The claim view, the claim permission resolver and the details view pick up the kind. Tests: 7 materializer and 2 resolver cases on Android, 8 parser cases on iOS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`@packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/services/tokens/TokenRules.kt`:
- Line 222: Update the amount validation near java.math.BigInteger(content) to
reject zero, negative values, and amounts greater than Long.MAX_VALUE; only
values in the inclusive range 1...Int64.MAX_VALUE should reach
TokenOncePerIdentityDistribution.
In `@packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/Core/Utils/DataContractParser.swift`:
- Around line 521-526: The once-per-identity amount must be validated as an
integer in the range 1 through Int64.max and normalized to its canonical decimal
string before creating a distribution. Update parseOncePerIdentityDistribution
and the Kotlin materialization path so invalid values are not stored and do not
set hasDistribution, including claim resolution behavior; add coverage for
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… kind The Claim row opens for every identity once a token has a once-per-identity distribution, but the claim form still preselected perpetual, then pre-programmed. On a token that also pays a perpetual distribution to its owner, a stranger landed on Perpetual and its claim was a paid wrong-claimant rejection. `TokenActionResolver.preferredClaimDistribution` now picks the kind that makes the identity eligible under the resolver's own rules, and the form uses it until the user picks another. A second once-per-identity claim is a paid rejection too (40722) and Platform has no query for it, so `OncePerIdentityClaimStore` remembers on the device a claim that succeeded or came back as already claimed. The resolver then stops counting the kind for that identity, denies with a reason when it was the only one, and the form stops offering it. Rows materialized before Room version 14 kept a NULL block and `hasDistribution = false` although their stored contract may carry one. A one-time bootstrap pass fills the two columns in from the stored contract JSON through a DAO update that leaves the rest of the row alone. The amount parser reuses the new `TokenAmounts.parseRaw` and admits only 1 to i64::MAX, the range rs-dpp validates at registration. `DashDatabaseTest` pinned the schema at version 13 and failed CI; it now expects 14 and checks the new nullable tokens column. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Claim row opens for every identity once a token has a once-per-identity distribution, but the claim form still preselected perpetual, then pre-programmed, so a stranger to a token that also pays its owner a perpetual distribution landed on Perpetual and paid for a wrong-claimant rejection. `TokenActionResolver.preferredClaimDistribution` picks the kind that makes the identity eligible under the resolver's own rules, and the form starts there. A second once-per-identity claim is a paid rejection too and Platform has no query for it, so a small UserDefaults-backed store remembers a claim that succeeded or came back as already claimed. The resolver stops counting the kind for that identity, denies with a reason when it was the only one, and the form stops offering it. The store sits behind a protocol so the resolver stays pure; its rules and the form default are covered by new app tests. `hasDistribution` fell through to the derived property, which decoded the whole contract JSON on every read, for every token without a column-backed distribution, per list row and per filter pass. A lock-guarded memo keyed by contract id, payload size and `lastUpdated` decodes each contract payload once. No stored property is added, so the frozen schema is untouched. The parser admits only an integer from 1 to Int64.max, the range rs-dpp validates at registration, where it used to take any string verbatim. `distributionTokensPredicate()` can not see the derived kind, so it is renamed `columnBackedDistributionTokensPredicate()` with the old name kept as a deprecated wrapper, and the unused `TokenFilter.predicate` is removed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… own The iOS classifier only matched the message rs-dpp renders for `TokenOncePerIdentityDistributionAlreadyClaimedError`, because today's FFI error text does not carry the consensus code. It now matches 40722 too, so it keeps working if the plumbing starts surfacing the code, as Android already does. Both apps match the code only at digit boundaries. Error texts carry amounts and millisecond timestamps, and a claim time such as 1758140722000 contains the digits, so the substring match Android used would take an unrelated failure for a spent claim and hide the kind for that identity for good, since the record is never cleared. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`@packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/services/tokens/OncePerIdentityClaimStore.kt`:
- Around line 56-61: Expose consensus error code 40722 as a structured
already-claimed result from the Rust FFI, then propagate that result through the
Kotlin and Swift error types. Update OncePerIdentityClaimStore.isAlreadyClaimed
to use the typed result instead of scanning rendered exception messages or
ALREADY_CLAIMED_CODE_PATTERN, while preserving detection of the
once-per-identity claim condition.
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`@packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/services/tokens/TokenActionResolver.kt`:
- Around line 485-488: Filter available distribution kinds in
TokenActionResolver so declared distributions are included only when the current
identity is eligible, preventing a spent stranger claim from selecting an
ineligible fallback. In TokenActionScreens, gate submission using
distribution-specific eligibility; in TokenActionPermissionsView.swift, return
nil rather than an ineligible fallback. Update TokenActionResolverClaimTest to
expect no available or preferred kind for the spent-stranger case. Affected
sites:
packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/services/tokens/TokenActionResolver.kt:485-488;
packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/ui/tokens/TokenActionScreens.kt:616-616;
packages/swift-sdk/SwiftExampleApp/SwiftExampleApp/Views/TokenActionPermissionsView.swift:644-645;
packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/test/java/org/dashfoundation/example/services/tokens/TokenActionResolverClaimTest.kt:252-262.
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`@packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/services/tokens/TokenRules.kt`:
- Around line 225-226: The once-per-identity amount validation is duplicated in
Kotlin and Swift instead of being owned by Rust. Add a Rust parser/validator
that returns the canonical amount or no distribution, then expose that result
through JNI and Swift FFI; update TokenRules and DataContractParser to perform
only marshaling and persistence, removing TokenAmounts.parseRaw and
oncePerIdentityAmount while preserving unrelated display-unit conversion.
- Line 225: Reindent the changed blocks in TokenRules, TokenAmounts,
DataContractParser, TokenMaterializerOncePerIdentityTest, and
DataContractParserOncePerIdentityTests to use two spaces, matching the
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…Android `claimableDistributions` listed every kind the token declares, so an identity that was only eligible through the once-per-identity kind could still pick Perpetual, and once it had spent its claim the form fell back to a kind that pays someone else: an enabled submit for a guaranteed paid rejection. The list is now filtered by the resolver's own eligibility rules (perpetual for the identity it pays, pre-programmed for a listed recipient, once-per-identity while the claim is not known to be spent), the preferred kind is its first element, and with none the form refuses to submit. The amount parser no longer mirrors the protocol's 1 to i64::MAX range. The Kotlin SDK guidance forbids re-implementing protocol constants; rs-dpp owns that rule and enforced it at registration for any contract that came from chain. The parser checks only that the value is a raw u64, the type token amounts have. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The claim form listed every kind the token declares and `preferredClaimDistribution` fell back to perpetual or pre-programmed when nothing fit, so an identity that was only eligible through the once-per-identity kind could still pick Perpetual, and once it had spent its claim the form fell back to a kind that pays someone else: a guaranteed paid rejection. `TokenActionResolver.claimableDistributions` now lists only the kinds the identity is eligible for under the resolver's own rules, the preferred kind is its first element (nil when empty), and the form offers exactly that list. The amount parser no longer mirrors the protocol's 1 to i64::MAX range. The Swift SDK rules forbid re-implementing protocol constants; rs-dpp owns that rule and enforced it at registration for any contract that came from chain. The parser checks only that the value is a non-negative integer that fits the u64 carrier. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#4827 added the once-per-identity token distribution kind (a fixed amount every identity may claim exactly once, protocol version 14) and wired the claim type through the Kotlin and Swift SDK enums, but the example apps do not persist the new configuration field, so they can not tell that a token has the distribution, show its amount, or offer the claim only where it applies. This PR brings the Kotlin and Swift example apps to parity.
This branch used to carry its own copy of the core commit. It has been restacked onto
v4.2-devafter #4827 merged and now holds only the mobile commit; the patch is identical to the mobile commit that was here before.What was done?
tokens.oncePerIdentityDistributioncolumn holding the raw block as JSON, matching the perpetual and pre-programmed columns.TokenMaterializerpersists it and folds it intohasDistribution.TokenOncePerIdentityDistribution.parsereads the u64 amount back as a decimal string for the details screen. The claim form offersONCE_PER_IDENTITY, and the claim resolver returns Allowed for every identity, since an already-claimed identity is rejected on-chain.14.jsonwas exported by KSP, and a 13 to 14 case joinsDashDatabaseMigrationTest.PersistentToken.oncePerIdentityDistributionis derived from the owning contract's persisted JSON throughDataContractParser.parseOncePerIdentityDistribution, the single place the shape is parsed.hasDistributionincludes it.distributionTokensPredicate()cannot see derived data and is documented as covering only the two column-backed kinds; the search view filters in memory, so today's UI is correct. The claim view, the claim permission resolver and the details view pick up the kind.Claim flow, both apps (review follow-up)
TokenActionResolver.claimableDistributionslists only the kinds the identity is eligible for under the resolver's own rules (perpetual for the identity it pays, pre-programmed for a listed recipient, once-per-identity while the claim is not known to be spent); the preferred kind is its first element, and with none the form refuses to submit. Before, a stranger to a token that also pays its owner a perpetual distribution landed on Perpetual and paid for a wrong-claimant rejection, and after spending its claim the form fell back to that same kind.TokenAmounts.parseRaw; Swift no longer takes any string verbatim). The protocol's 1 toi64::MAXrange is rs-dpp's rule, enforced at registration, and is deliberately not mirrored in the apps, per the SDK guidance against re-implementing protocol constants.hasDistribution = falsealthough their stored contract may carry one. A one-time bootstrap pass fills those two columns from the stored contract JSON through a DAO update that leaves the rest of the row (for exampleisPaused) alone.hasDistributionfell through to the derived property, which decoded the whole contract JSON on every read, per list row and per filter pass, for every token without a column-backed distribution. A lock-guarded memo keyed by contract id, payload size andlastUpdateddecodes each contract payload once. No stored property is added, so the frozen schema is untouched.distributionTokensPredicate()can not see the derived kind, so it is renamedcolumnBackedDistributionTokensPredicate()with the old name kept as a deprecated wrapper, and the unusedTokenFilter.predicatein the search view is removed.How Has This Been Tested?
./gradlew :sdk:kspDebugKotlin :app:compileDebugKotlin :app:testDebugUnitTest --tests '*TokenActionResolverClaimTest' --tests '*TokenMaterializerOncePerIdentityTest'builds successfully; 18 tests pass (11 resolver, 7 materializer). The exported14.jsondiffers from13.jsononly by the new tokens column. The instrumented migration test was added but not run (needs an emulator).:sdk:testDebugUnitTest --tests '*DashDatabaseTest'passes 14 tests (the schema version test now expects 14, which is what failed CI on the first push, plus a check of the new nullable tokens column); the app resolver and materializer tests pass 15 and 9.:sdk:connectedDebugAndroidTestforDashDatabaseMigrationTestwas run on a local headless emulator (API 35): 14 tests pass, includingmigrate13To14AddsOncePerIdentityDistributionColumn, which had been added without being run.swift testrun passes 38 tests (1 pre-existing environment-gated skip),freeze_schema_models.py --checkreports 73 frozen files match, andxcodebuild ... -only-testing:SwiftExampleAppTests teston the iPhone 17 simulator passes 190 tests including the 12 newTokenClaimResolverTests. The simulator run used an FFI framework built before feat(platform)!: once-per-identity token distribution #4827's Rust-only review fixes, which do not change the FFI surface the app uses.swift test --filter 'DataContractParserOncePerIdentityTests|DataContractParserPreProgrammedTests|DataContractParserPerpetualRecipientTests|DashModelMigrationTests'passes 34 tests with the usual 1 fixture-writer skip;scripts/freeze_schema_models.py --checkreports 73 frozen files match; SwiftExampleApp builds with xcodebuild for the iPhone 17 simulator with no warnings.Breaking Changes
None for the protocol; the consensus change is #4827. The Kotlin SDK's Room database moves from version 13 to 14 with a migration that adds one nullable column; the Swift store is unchanged.
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