chainstacklabs/pumpfun-cli

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding input validation to the `--slippage` parameter in the buy and sell commands. Currently, the parameter accepts any integer, leading to potential on-chain rejections or application crashes. The fix involves adding a check to ensure slippage is within the valid range of 0 to 100.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding validation to the `pumpfun config set` command to prevent silently storing configuration keys with typos. The fix involves checking the provided key against a predefined set of known keys and providing an error message with valid options if an unknown key is detected. This will ensure that users are immediately notified of incorrect configuration key usage.

AI Summary: This issue addresses a bug in the `pumpfun launch` command where empty values for name, ticker, or description are incorrectly allowed, leading to issues with IPFS uploads. The proposed fix involves adding validation checks in the command's Python script to ensure these fields are not empty before proceeding with the RPC call. Corresponding tests will also be added.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding input validation to the `pumpfun wallet transfer` command to prevent users from sending zero or negative SOL amounts. Currently, such transactions consume network fees unnecessarily. The fix involves adding a conditional check in the `wallet_transfer` function and a corresponding test case.

AI Summary: This issue proposes to add a minimum value constraint of 1 to the `--limit` option for several token listing commands in the pumpfun CLI. Currently, using `--limit 0` or `--limit -1` results in unexpected behavior (empty list or a large number of items) instead of an error. The fix involves updating the `typer.Option` definitions and adding tests to ensure the constraint is enforced.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding input validation to the `pumpfun buy` command to prevent users from submitting transactions with zero or negative buy amounts. The fix involves adding a simple check in the Python code to ensure the buy amount is greater than zero, thereby avoiding wasted transaction fees and confusing error messages.