Implement MirrorNodeClient.queryTransaction

[hendrikebbers]

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👾 Description of the issue

The interface MirrorNodeClient provides the method Optional<TransactionInfo> queryTransaction(@NonNull String transactionId). The implementation of the method in MirrorNodeClientImpl calls the Mirror Node REST API but do not use the result of that call. Instead, only a record containing the transactionId as String is returned (see TransactionInfo).

When doing a call against the REST API way more information about a transaction are returned as you can see in the following sample

Query:

curl -X 'GET' \
  'https://testnet.mirrornode.hedera.com/api/v1/transactions/0.0.4457569-1724503621-738000000?nonce=0' \
  -H 'accept: application/json'

Result:

{
  "transactions": [
    {
      "bytes": null,
      "charged_tx_fee": 66529172,
      "consensus_timestamp": "1724503632.496534574",
      "entity_id": "0.0.4738897",
      "max_fee": "1000000000",
      "memo_base64": "",
      "name": "TOKENMINT",
      "nft_transfers": [
        {
          "is_approval": false,
          "receiver_account_id": "0.0.4457569",
          "sender_account_id": null,
          "serial_number": 1,
          "token_id": "0.0.4738897"
        },
        {
          "is_approval": false,
          "receiver_account_id": "0.0.4457569",
          "sender_account_id": null,
          "serial_number": 2,
          "token_id": "0.0.4738897"
        }
      ],
      "node": "0.0.7",
      "nonce": 0,
      "parent_consensus_timestamp": null,
      "result": "SUCCESS",
      "scheduled": false,
      "staking_reward_transfers": [],
      "token_transfers": [],
      "transaction_hash": "VwgHwtzwU23H2mNaX0hl9lo1ZZQ+6VqGOrzqIzfz6D2KHUHgmGfzmTwStFAS2eza",
      "transaction_id": "0.0.4457569-1724503621-738000000",
      "transfers": [
        {
          "account": "0.0.7",
          "amount": 13305834,
          "is_approval": false
        },
        {
          "account": "0.0.98",
          "amount": 47901005,
          "is_approval": false
        },
        {
          "account": "0.0.800",
          "amount": 5322333,
          "is_approval": false
        },
        {
          "account": "0.0.4457569",
          "amount": -66529172,
          "is_approval": false
        }
      ],
      "valid_duration_seconds": "120",
      "valid_start_timestamp": "1724503621.738000000"
    }
  ]
}

The additional information should be added to the TransactionInfo record.

Suggestion for solving the issue

In the MirrorNodeClientImpl class you can already find several samples on how a JSON response of a REST call is parsed and transfered in a custom method return type. The same should be done in the Optional<TransactionInfo> queryTransaction(@NonNull String transactionId) method and TransactionInfo should become a rich object that is based on all the information coming from JSON.

Additional information

Information about the rest api of the mirror node can be found here. The API can be accessed by Swagger UI. The Swagger UI frontend for testnet can be found here.

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[toficzak]

Hey, seems like an easy introduction task :) I would gladly try my best to solve this.

From my understanding, I should:

• update TransactionInfo with all information that returned from api call,
• write proper mapper, so that json object would change into new TransactionInfo,
• create simple test to prove it works,
  right?

[hendrikebbers]

agree :)

[toficzak]

My situation changed, I do not have time right now to participate in any project. Sorry for inconvenience.

[Ashleycodesseo]

Hey @hendrikebbers do you need help with any REST API documentation? I'm looking to get some experience documenting so if you need help please let me know! Thank you

[Ndacyayisenga-droid]

@Ashleycodesseo did you mean you are interested on working on this issue?

[Ariho-Seth]

Hello @Ndacyayisenga-droid can you please assign me this issue, if no one has worked on it.

[Ariho-Seth]

Hello @hendrikebbers I worked on this issue and was able to finish all the possible suggestions but when I try running the mvn clean install , it yields a BUILD FAILURE due to some failed tests in some other module of which I didn't edit any file in that module.
So am trying to follow up those issues that why I haven't submitted the PR
If you can offer any help or prepare a zoom meeting together to help me debug my code , I will be happy
Thanks🙏

[Ariho-Seth]

Hello @Ndacyayisenga-droid please help me here

[Ndacyayisenga-droid]

Hello @Ndacyayisenga-droid please help me here

@Ariho-Seth I think you dont have enough HBARs on your testnet account to run all tests in this repo. You can use mvn clean install -DskipTests. For testing, run individual tests in your ide

[Ndacyayisenga-droid]

Alternatively, you can test your code in your fork using the current github workflow since github has enough HBARs for that. Like we did last time we had a call

[Ariho-Seth]

Hello @hendrikebbers and @Ndacyayisenga-droid, Am facing issues when I try running any tests in the entire repo
This is what am facing