The tokenURI
function in the SoulboundProfileNFT
contract includes a redundant explicit type cast of the age
field (stored as uint8
) to uint256
before converting it to a string. While functionally harmless, this redundancy adds unnecessary complexity and deviates from Solidity best practices for type handling.
Contract: SoulboundProfileNFT.sol
Function: tokenURI
The age
field is stored as a uint8
in the Profile
struct.
When converting age
to a string, the code explicitly casts it to uint256
before calling Strings.toString()
:
Why This Is Redundant:
Solidity automatically converts smaller integer types (e.g., uint8
) to uint256
during operations.
The Strings.toString()
function accepts uint256
as input, making the explicit cast unnecessary.
No Functional Impact: The code operates correctly, and the cast does not affect the output.
Code Quality: Redundant operations reduce readability and may confuse developers during audits or maintenance.
Gas Efficiency: The explicit cast consumes a trivial amount of unnecessary gas (minor).
Remove the redundant cast by directly passing _profiles[tokenId].age
to Strings.toString()
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