DotnsPopLens

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Inherits: IDotnsPopLens

Title: DotnsPopLens

Read-only view over PoP identity data.

Stateless beyond the protocol registry it holds, and never mints or settles. It composes each field from the contract that owns it: names from the owner's LabelStore and the controller's pending queue, ownership from the registry, chat keys and links from the PoP resolver, and label classification from PopRules. The registry is the single ownership authority: it delegates a tokenised name to the registrar and owns a subname directly, so a device name, which is a subname, resolves the same way as a personhood name. Living outside the controller keeps the controller within the contract-size limit. Deployed as a plain contract through the CREATE3 factory, so its address is deterministic and it can be redeployed on a read change without touching stored state.

Note: security-contact: admin@parity.io

Constants

_protocolRegistry

Protocol-level address registry used to resolve every sibling contract.

IDotnsProtocolRegistry internal immutable _protocolRegistry

Functions

constructor

Binds the lens to the protocol registry it reads through.

constructor(IDotnsProtocolRegistry registry) ;

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
registryIDotnsProtocolRegistryProtocol registry resolving the controller, registrar, store factory, PoP resolver, and PopRules.

protocolRegistry

The protocol registry the lens resolves siblings through.

function protocolRegistry() external view override returns (address registry);

Returns

NameTypeDescription
registryaddressThe protocol registry address.

namesOf

Lists the gateway-issued names currently owned by user: device names and personhood names together.

Reads the user's LabelStore labels and pending claims, keeps the ones the gateway issued, and re-checks each against the registry owner so a name transferred away drops out and a name transferred in shows under its current owner. Ordering follows the store then the pending queue. An offset past the end returns an empty array rather than reverting, and a short return means the slice ended. A gateway name transferred before it settles has its label in no store, so it cannot appear here and is reachable only by node via

Note: function: nameDetailByNode. Gas grows with the account's holdings, so call it off-chain. A page holds at most DotnsConstants.MAX_PAGE_SIZE entries, and the pending portion covers up to that many staged claims. A name is listed only when @custom:function IDotnsPopController.isPopIssued confirms the gateway minted it, so a public registration is never listed, even one spelled joseph42, and neither is a subname stored as joseph.42 outside the gateway. Among issued names the label shape tells the kinds apart: a device name carries its separator and a personhood name doesn't. Identities minted before provenance was recorded have none to confirm, so they are not listed and are re-issued through the gateway.

function namesOf(
    address user,
    uint256 offset,
    uint256 limit
)
    external
    view
    override
    returns (Name[] memory names);

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
useraddressAccount whose names are listed.
offsetuint256Start index into the filtered sequence.
limituint256Maximum entries to return.

Returns

NameTypeDescription
namesName[]Page of the account's gateway-issued names; see @custom:struct Name.

nameCountOf

Counts the gateway-issued names currently owned by user.

Uses the same ownership-verified read as @custom:function namesOf; counting scans the account's holdings, so gas grows with them. Call it off-chain.

function nameCountOf(address user) external view override returns (uint256 count);

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
useraddressAccount whose names are counted.

Returns

NameTypeDescription
countuint256Number of gateway-issued names currently owned.

nameDetail

Returns the full on-chain record for a name given its label string.

Resolves the node internally, so a caller holding only the string needs no namehash implementation. Never reverts on an unknown name: absent fields read as zero or empty. This overload can populate personhoodNode because it holds the label and so its labelhash.

function nameDetail(string calldata name) external view override returns (NameDetail memory);

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
namestringBare label without the TLD. A device name carries its separator and resolves here too, to its stem beneath its numeric container.

Returns

NameTypeDescription
<none>NameDetaildetail The name's record; see @custom:struct NameDetail.

nameDetailByNode

Returns the full on-chain record for a name given its node.

The node cannot be inverted to its labelhash, so personhoodNode is populated only when the label is independently resolvable from the node and reads zero otherwise; every other field is resolved directly. Never reverts on an unknown node.

function nameDetailByNode(bytes32 node) external view override returns (NameDetail memory);

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
nodebytes32namehash of the name.

Returns

NameTypeDescription
<none>NameDetaildetail The name's record; see @custom:struct NameDetail.

profileOf

Returns an account-level summary of a user's PoP state.

O(1) facts only; the name count is read separately via @custom:function nameCountOf because it scans the account's holdings. Never reverts.

function profileOf(address user) external view override returns (PopProfile memory profile);

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
useraddressAccount being summarised.

Returns

NameTypeDescription
profilePopProfileThe account summary; see @custom:struct PopProfile.

_belongsToListing

Whether label belongs in the listing: a name the gateway issued.

Whether a name is an identity at all is provenance, so the listing is gated on

Note: function: IDotnsPopController.isPopIssued: characters alone would admit a public registration spelled joseph42, which passes the single-label shape check yet was never issued by the gateway. The label shape then confirms it is one of the two kinds the gateway issues, a device name with its separator or a personhood name without one. A device name is a subname and a personhood name is a tokenised second-level name, and the callers resolve ownership through the registry, which covers both. Provenance is keyed by text, so a subname a user created under a name they own does not enter the listing unless the controller issued it.

function _belongsToListing(string memory label) internal view returns (bool);

_countNames

Counts the gateway-issued names currently owned by user.

Walks the user's LabelStore (settled names) then their pending claims, keeping only entries that belong to the listing and are still owned by user in the registry. A pending entry already written into the store by a sibling flow is skipped so it is not counted twice.

function _countNames(address user) internal view returns (uint256 count);

_pageNames

Returns a page of user's owned gateway-issued names.

Same ownership-verified walk as @custom:function _countNames, in the same order (store then pending), skipping the first offset matches and returning up to limit entries. limit is clamped to DotnsConstants.MAX_PAGE_SIZE to bound the memory and the scan.

function _pageNames(
    address user,
    uint256 offset,
    uint256 limit
)
    internal
    view
    returns (Name[] memory names);

_ownedBy

Whether node is a name currently owned by user.

Reads the registry, which is the single ownership authority for both a tokenised name (it delegates to the registrar) and a subname (an explicit record owner). A node with no record returns the zero address, so a missing name yields false and the read stays total.

function _ownedBy(bytes32 node, address user) internal view returns (bool);

_detail

Gathers a name's record from the registry, registrar, PoP resolver, and PopRules.

Reads defensively so an unminted or unsettled name yields zeroed fields instead of reverting. personhoodNode is left for the caller because it needs the labelhash, which is recoverable from the label string but not from the node alone. requiredTier classifies the label shape, so knownLabel supplies the label for an unsettled name the node cannot recover, letting classification run before the detail is returned; it is ignored when the label is otherwise recoverable, and an empty knownLabel leaves an unrecoverable label unclassified.

function _detail(
    bytes32 node,
    string memory knownLabel
)
    internal
    view
    returns (NameDetail memory detail);

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
nodebytes32The name's node.
knownLabelstringLabel the caller already holds, used only when the node cannot recover it.

_pendingClaims

Reads a bounded page of user's pending claims from the controller.

The listings scan this page in memory; it holds up to DotnsConstants.MAX_PAGE_SIZE staged claims, which the reads document as their pending-portion bound.

function _pendingClaims(address user)
    internal
    view
    returns (IDotnsPopController.PendingClaim[] memory claims);

_controller

Resolves the PoP controller via the protocol registry.

function _controller() internal view returns (IDotnsPopController);

_registrar

Resolves the registrar via the protocol registry.

function _registrar() internal view returns (IDotnsRegistrar);

_registry

Resolves the registry via the protocol registry.

function _registry() internal view returns (IDotnsRegistry);

_nodeOf

Derives the node a name resolves to, whether tokenised or a device-name subname.

A device name is stem beneath its numeric container, so it hashes as a subnode; any other name hashes as a second-level label under the TLD.

function _nodeOf(string memory label) internal view returns (bytes32 node);

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
labelstringBare label without the TLD, e.g. alice or alice.01.

Returns

NameTypeDescription
nodebytes32The node the name resolves to.

_storeFactory

Resolves the store factory via the protocol registry.

function _storeFactory() internal view returns (IStoreFactory);

_popResolver

Resolves the PoP resolver via the protocol registry.

function _popResolver() internal view returns (IDotnsPopResolver);

_popRules

Resolves the PopRules contract via the protocol registry.

function _popRules() internal view returns (IPopRules);