Feat: Safe Manager Wrap

[rihp]

Currently getting this error relating to not setting an Environment, however, when we look at the ethereum wrap we have the ability to let the connection argument be empty.

do we need to do something special for loading the safe manager wrap and enabling interactions with gnosis safes?

[rihp]

The last attempt was unsuccessful. This is the error message: WrapError: __wrap_abort: Environment is not set, and it is required by method 'isOwner'
code: 51 WRAPPER INVOKE ABORTED
uri: wrap://ipfs/Qmf9mRhNvKN1wfN52VdiZkjQiRw1WWEBYnwkuwzFg1ZjQn
method: isOwner
args: {
  "env": {
    "safeAddress": "0xbc71199296a0edc2e16a61facab6e991843c1c6c",
    "connection": {}
  },
  "ownerAddress": "0x54985f857ccd10762423af094b6cdfe76ae01ec2"
} 
source: { file: "src/wrap/Module/wrapped.ts", row: 302, col: 5 }. Retrying.... Attempts left: 5

[rihp]

From Kapa.ai

Based on the error message you're receiving, it seems like the environment is not being set correctly for the isOwner method in the Safe Manager wrap.

In Polywrap, environmental variables can be declared by wrapper developers for application developers to provide. These environmental variables are then accessed in the module's methods. For Wasm wrappers, the Env instance is accepted as a second argument in the module's methods. When an application developer invokes the method, the environmental variables they set in their ClientConfig will be provided.

Here's an example of how environmental variables can be accessed in a Wasm wrapper:

export class Module extends ModuleBase {  
 // App developers are required to provide Env to invoke this method  
 methodRequireEnv(_: Args_methodRequireEnv, env: Env): Env {  
 return env;  
 }  
  
 // Env is optional when invoking this method  
 methodOptionalEnv(_: Args_methodOptionalEnv, env: Env | null): Env | null {  
 return env ? (env as Env) : null;  
 }  
}  

In your case, it seems like the Env instance is not being provided correctly when invoking the isOwner method. You might need to check how you're setting up your ClientConfig and ensure that the necessary environmental variables are being provided.

For more information, you can refer to the Environmental Variables (https://docs.polywrap.io/concepts/env-variables) section of the Polywrap documentation.

[rihp]

safe-manager wrap seems to be working 🥳
Tested:

• getOwners
• IsOwner
• getBalance
• getNonce
• getThreshold
• getModules

Seem to be working

• createTransaction
• signTransactionHash

failing:

• ExecuteTransaction

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Here is the sample chatlog https://github.com/polywrap/PolyGPT/blob/rihp/safewrap/example-chat-logs/07-19-safe-manager-testing.md

and this is the 3 line change you need to implement to enable the wrap

PolyGPT/src/agent.ts

Lines 74 to 78 in 71deb29

	.addEnv("ipfs/Qmf9mRhNvKN1wfN52VdiZkjQiRw1WWEBYnwkuwzFg1ZjQn", {
	safeAddress: "0x0a083b47e4270be3467e16540380b130a6d9a09f",
	connection: {
	networkNameOrChainId: "goerli",
	},

maybe we can set up a .env variable to add the safe address if the user wants