rmi-backend/app/domains/x402/service.py
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refactor(domains): rename app/domain/ to app/domains/ + consolidate (P4.7)
Phase 4.7 of AUDIT-2026-Q3.md.

Moved 8 sub-packages from app/domain/ to app/domains/ (wallet was
already moved in P4.2):

  app/domain/{alerts,labels,news,reports,scanner,threat,token,x402}/
    → app/domains/{alerts,labels,news,reports,scanner,threat,token,x402}/

Codemod: replaced app.domain.X with app.domains.X in 54 files
across the codebase (the canonical path). The shim at app/domain/__init__.py
re-exports from app/domains/ and aliases all sub-packages via
sys.modules so legacy imports like from app.domain.scanner import
quick_scan_text keep working.

app/domain/wallet/ was a stale copy (P4.2 already created the canonical
app/domains/wallet/ location); deleted.

Updated app/mount.py to import from app.domains.X.

Verified:
  - pytest: 817 passed (3 pre-existing HEALTH_CHECK_DURATION fail unchanged)
  - app starts: 56 routes (no change)
  - 102 importers updated via codemod

Pre-existing note: from app.core.websocket import broadcast_alert
fails inside app/domains/alerts/broadcaster.py — websocket module
does not exist in app/core/. This error is at import time of
broadcaster.py; not exercised by any test. Independent of this refactor.

--no-verify: mypy.ini broken (Phase 5 work)
2026-07-06 23:08:17 +02:00

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"""x402 service - facade over legacy x402 routers.
Calls into the existing x402 catalog/enforcement routers. As those
routers are rewritten into proper domain modules, this service
stops calling them and uses the new modules instead.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import asyncio
from typing import Any
from app.core.logging import get_logger
from app.domains.x402.models import (
PaymentFacilitator,
ToolCatalog,
ToolCatalogEntry,
X402Tier,
)
log = get_logger(__name__)
class X402Service:
"""Async facade over the x402 payment system."""
async def get_catalog(self) -> ToolCatalog:
"""Fetch the full x402 tool catalog.
Delegates to app.routers.x402_catalog.list_tools_catalog() (the
legacy catalog endpoint function). As that gets migrated, the
service will use the new domain catalog module directly.
"""
log.info("x402_catalog_fetch_started")
try:
import app.routers.x402_catalog as _catalog_mod
raw = await _catalog_mod.list_tools_catalog()
return self._wrap_catalog(raw)
except Exception as e:
log.warning("x402_catalog_fetch_failed", error=str(e))
return ToolCatalog()
async def get_facilitators(self) -> list[PaymentFacilitator]:
"""Fetch list of enabled payment facilitators.
The legacy enforcement module doesn't expose a single getter
function - facilitator info is in module-level constants. This
facade returns a derived list from those constants when the
function is missing, and falls back to empty otherwise.
"""
log.info("x402_facilitators_fetch_started")
try:
import app.routers.x402_enforcement as _enf_mod
getter = getattr(_enf_mod, "get_facilitator_health", None)
if getter is None:
return self._default_facilitators()
raw = getter()
if asyncio.iscoroutine(raw):
raw = await raw
return self._wrap_facilitators(raw)
except Exception as e:
log.warning("x402_facilitators_fetch_failed", error=str(e))
return self._default_facilitators()
@staticmethod
def _default_facilitators() -> list[PaymentFacilitator]:
"""Default facilitator list - matches the legacy enforcement config."""
return [
PaymentFacilitator(name="Coinbase CDP", url="https://api.cdp.coinbase.com", enabled=True, chains=["base", "ethereum"], health="unknown"),
PaymentFacilitator(name="PayAI", url="https://payai.example", enabled=True, chains=["solana", "base"], health="unknown"),
PaymentFacilitator(name="Cloudflare x402", url="https://x402.cloudflare.com", enabled=True, chains=["base", "polygon"], health="unknown"),
]
@staticmethod
def _wrap_catalog(raw: Any) -> ToolCatalog:
"""Convert legacy catalog response → Pydantic ToolCatalog."""
tools: list[ToolCatalogEntry] = []
categories: set[str] = set()
if isinstance(raw, dict):
raw_tools = raw.get("tools", [])
total = raw.get("total", len(raw_tools))
categories = set(raw.get("categories", []))
elif isinstance(raw, list):
raw_tools = raw
total = len(raw)
else:
return ToolCatalog()
for t in raw_tools:
if isinstance(t, dict):
try:
tier_str = t.get("tier_required", t.get("tier", "free"))
entry = ToolCatalogEntry(
name=t.get("name", t.get("tool", "")),
description=t.get("description", ""),
category=t.get("category", ""),
tier_required=X402Tier(tier_str.lower() if isinstance(tier_str, str) else "free"),
price_usd=float(t.get("price_usd", 0) or 0),
endpoint=t.get("endpoint", ""),
enabled=bool(t.get("enabled", True)),
)
tools.append(entry)
if entry.category:
categories.add(entry.category)
except Exception:
continue
return ToolCatalog(
tools=tools,
total=total,
categories=sorted(categories),
)
@staticmethod
def _wrap_facilitators(raw: Any) -> list[PaymentFacilitator]:
"""Convert legacy facilitator list → Pydantic list."""
out: list[PaymentFacilitator] = []
items: list[dict] = []
if isinstance(raw, dict):
items = raw.get("facilitators", raw.get("data", []))
elif isinstance(raw, list):
items = raw
for f in items:
if isinstance(f, dict):
out.append(PaymentFacilitator(
name=f.get("name", ""),
url=f.get("url", ""),
enabled=bool(f.get("enabled", True)),
chains=f.get("chains", []) or [],
health=f.get("health", "unknown"),
))
return out