feat: use env for blockchain network mode

[Behzad-rabiei]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new environment variable for blockchain network mode, allowing selection between 'mainnet' and 'testnet'.
  • Added constants for MAINNET_CHAIN_IDS and TESTNET_CHAIN_IDS to streamline chain ID references.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced profile retrieval logic to dynamically select supported chain IDs based on the configured blockchain network mode.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new environment variable, BLOCKCHAIN_NETWORK_MODE, which is validated to accept only 'mainnet' or 'testnet' values. This variable is integrated into the existing Joi schema and the exported configuration object. Additionally, two new constants, MAINNET_CHAIN_IDS and TESTNET_CHAIN_IDS, are added to provide centralized references for chain IDs. The nft.service.ts file is modified to dynamically select supported chain IDs based on the blockchain network mode, enhancing the service's configurability.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/config/index.ts	- Added BLOCKCHAIN_NETWORK_MODE: Joi.string().valid('mainnet', 'testnet').required(). - Updated exported configuration to include blockchainNetworkMode.
src/constants/chains.constant.ts	- Added new constant MAINNET_CHAIN_IDS with value [42161]. - Added new constant TESTNET_CHAIN_IDS with value [84532].
src/services/nft.service.ts	- Introduced conditional logic in getProfiles to select supportedChainIds based on config.blockchainNetworkMode. - Updated import statements for MAINNET_CHAIN_IDS, TESTNET_CHAIN_IDS, and config.

Possibly related PRs

• 404 add reputation score api endpoint #405: The changes in this PR also involve modifications to the src/config/index.ts file, specifically adding a new environment variable, which is relevant to the configuration handling similar to the changes made in the main PR regarding BLOCKCHAIN_NETWORK_MODE.

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