Influencer Tweet Analyzer Contract

from typing import List
from backend.node.genvm.icontract import IContract
from backend.node.genvm.equivalence_principle import EquivalencePrinciple
import json
 
 
# TODO: handle duplication of tweet feeds
class InfluencerTweetAnalyzer(IContract):
    # AnalyzedTweet is defined here due to problems "compiling" the contract in the simulator
    from dataclasses import dataclass
 
    @dataclass
    class AnalyzedTweet:
        influencer: str
        tweet: str
        date: str
        cryptocurrency: str
        positive_sentiment: float
 
    def __init__(self) -> None:
        from collections import defaultdict
 
        self.leaderboard: dict[str, float] = {}  # influencer -> score
        self.price_history: dict[str, dict[str, float]] = defaultdict(
            dict
        )  # cryptocurrency -> date -> price
        self.tweets_pending_process: List[InfluencerTweetAnalyzer.AnalyzedTweet] = []
        self.balances: dict[str, int] = defaultdict(int)  # address -> balance
        self.followers: dict[str, set[str]] = defaultdict(
            set
        )  # influencer -> followers addresses
 
        self.followers_investments: dict[str, int] = defaultdict(
            self._default_int_dict
        )  # address -> cryptocurrency -> investment. Simulates interactions with other coins
 
    def _default_int_dict(
        self,
    ):  # This is a workaround for the fact that lambdas don't work in the simulator
        from collections import defaultdict
 
        return defaultdict(int)
 
    async def feed(self, influencer: str, tweet: str, date: str):
        """
        Inputs:
        - influencer: the name of the influencer
        - tweet: the tweet content
        - date: the date of the tweet
 
        Process:
        1. Analyze the tweet to determine if sentiment is positive towards one or more cryptocurrencies
            - This step uses Consensus to analyze the tweet
            - We save these results in a list of tweets pending process, one per cryptocurrency
        """
        if influencer not in self.leaderboard:  # influencer enters the leaderboard
            self.leaderboard[influencer] = 0
 
        tweet_result = {}
        async with EquivalencePrinciple(
            result=tweet_result,
            principle="The cryptocurrencies names are the exact same, and the positive_senitment is similar",
            comparative=True,
        ) as eq:
            # TODO: actually retrieve from the internet
            # web_data = await eq.get_webpage(tweet)
            # print(web_data)
            web_data = tweet
 
            task = f"""In this webpage you'll find a tweet from a crypto influencer. 
            Analyze this tweet to determine if sentiment is positive towards one or more cryptocurrencies
            
            Return the output as a JSON array of cryptocurrencies and their positive sentiment.
            - 'positive_sentiment' should go from -1 to 1.
            - 'cryptocurrency' should be the entire name of the cryptocurrency, all in lowercase, only letters
 
            Here's an example format:
            [
              {{
                "cryptocurrency": "bitcoin",
                "positive_sentiment": 0.1
              }}
            ]
 
            Respong ONLY with the JSON output, nothing else. The output should be parsable by any JSON parser
 
            Web page content:
            {web_data}
            """
            result = await eq.call_llm(task)
            print(result)
            eq.set(result)
 
        tweet_result = json.loads(tweet_result["output"])
 
        for item in tweet_result:
            analyzed_tweet = InfluencerTweetAnalyzer.AnalyzedTweet(
                influencer=influencer,
                tweet=tweet,
                date=date,
                cryptocurrency=item["cryptocurrency"],
                positive_sentiment=item["positive_sentiment"],
            )
 
            self.tweets_pending_process.append(analyzed_tweet)
 
            if date == self._today():
                self._update_follower_investments(analyzed_tweet)
 
    def _today(self) -> str:
        from datetime import date
 
        return date.today().strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
 
    def _update_follower_investments(self, analyzed_tweet: AnalyzedTweet):
        # TODO: can we make this contract interact with other Ethereum contracts like ERC20?
        # TODO: sentiment threshold and investment amount are arbitrary
        if analyzed_tweet.positive_sentiment > 0.5:  # Buy
            for follower in self.followers[analyzed_tweet.influencer]:
                if self.balances[follower] > 0:
                    self.balances[follower] -= 1
                    self.followers_investments[follower][
                        analyzed_tweet.cryptocurrency
                    ] += 1
 
        elif analyzed_tweet.positive_sentiment < -0.5:  # Sell
            for follower in self.followers[analyzed_tweet.influencer]:
                if self.followers_investments[follower] > 0:
                    self.balances[follower] += 1
                    self.followers_investments[follower][
                        analyzed_tweet.cryptocurrency
                    ] -= 1
 
    async def process_score(self):
        """
        1. For each analyzed tweet, get the daily price change of the cryptocurrency
            - This step uses Consensus and connects to the Internet to get the price change
        2. Update the leaderboard with the score of the influencer, based on alignment between sentiment and price change
        """
        tweets_pending_process_from_today = []
        for tweet in self.tweets_pending_process:
            if tweet.date == self._today():
                # We skip today's tweets since there's no market data yet
                tweets_pending_process_from_today.append(tweet)
                continue
 
            price_change = await self.retrieve_market_data(
                tweet.cryptocurrency, tweet.date
            )
 
            # This is a simple score function for demonstration
            self.leaderboard[tweet.influencer] += (
                price_change * tweet.positive_sentiment
            )
 
        self.tweets_pending_process = tweets_pending_process_from_today
 
    # TODO: use date
    async def retrieve_market_data(self, cryptocurrency: str, date: str) -> float:
        if cryptocurrency in self.price_history:
            if date in self.price_history[cryptocurrency]:
                return self.price_history[cryptocurrency][date]
 
        market_result = {}
 
        async with EquivalencePrinciple(
            result=market_result,
            principle="The price ",
            comparative=True,
        ) as eq:
            url = "https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/" + cryptocurrency
            web_data = await eq.get_webpage(url)
            print(web_data)
 
            task = f"""In this webpage from 'coinmarketcap' you'll find a lot of information about the market status of a cryptocurrency. 
                Analyze this information to determine today's daily price change of the cryptocurrency.
                
                Return the output as a JSON number bigger than -100, representing the daily price change.
                - Negative numbers mean that the price went down
                - Positive numbers mean that the price went up
 
                Respong ONLY with the JSON output, nothing else, not even the word "json". The output should be parsable by any JSON parser
                Example output:
                {{
                  "price_change": 2.4
                }}
 
                Web page content:
                {web_data}
                """
            result = await eq.call_llm(task)
            print(result)
            eq.set(result)
 
        market_data = json.loads(market_result["output"])["price_change"]
        self.price_history[cryptocurrency][date] = market_data
        return market_data
 
    def deposit(self, amount: int):
        self.balances[contract_runner.from_address] += amount
 
    def follow(self, influencer: str):
        self.followers[influencer].add(contract_runner.from_address)
 
    def unfollow(self, influencer: str):
        self.followers[influencer].remove(contract_runner.from_address)
 
    # Read methods
    def get_leaderboard(self):
        return self.leaderboard
 
    def get_price_history(self):
        return self.price_history
 
    def get_tweets_pending_process(self):
        return [item.__dict__ for item in self.tweets_pending_process]
 
    def get_followers_investments(self):
        return self.followers_investments
 
    def get_followers(self):
        return {key: list(value) for key, value in self.followers.items()}
 
    def get_all_state(self):
        # We convert them so they are json serializable
        return {
            "leaderboard": self.leaderboard,
            "price_history": self.price_history,
            "tweets_pending_process": self.get_tweets_pending_process(),
            "balances": self.balances,
            "followers": self.get_followers(),
            "followers_investments": self.followers_investments,
        }
 
    async def test(self):
        influencer = "Chris Burniske"
        self.deposit(1000)
 
        self.follow(influencer)
 
        # New tweet, should create movement in followers investments
        await self.feed(
            influencer=influencer,
            tweet="""
        Each cycle I've tended to give a majority of focus to one major underdog. In 2014-17 that was $BTC, in 2018-2021 that was $ETH, and in 2022 to now that's $SOL.
        """,
            date=self._today(),
        )
 
        other_influencer = "Wizard Of SoHo"
        self.follow(other_influencer)
 
        # Old tweet, should be processed for leaderboard score
        await self.feed(
            influencer=other_influencer,
            tweet="""
            @Nate_Rivers @osf_rekt I don't think so. Doge had Elon like max shilling. No other memecoin has made it otherwise. Who is gonna drive pepe up again? No coin makes it without some leaders pushing it or large holders. Here the large holders are jeet scam devs with no rep outside of shitcoin world
            """,
            date="2024-08-16",
        )
 
        await self.process_score()