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Merge main into develop #4709

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  • New Features
    • Introduced QR donation functionality for users with Stellar addresses, enhancing donation options.
    • Improved clarity of messages in the Project GIVback Toast for verified owners and public users.
    • Added a minimum donation threshold for GIVbacks qualification set at $5.
    • Reintroduced the Announcement Banner on the homepage to engage users for feedback.
    • Enhanced user experience in donation processes with refined eligibility checks and UI elements.
    • Added new labels and corrected existing ones to improve user guidance regarding network verification and donation eligibility.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Removed the Estimated Matching Toast component to streamline donation feedback.
  • Dependency Updates
    • Updated dependencies to newer versions, potentially introducing performance improvements and bug fixes.
  • UI Improvements
    • Streamlined component structures for better responsiveness and clarity across various devices.
    • Adjusted styling for the TopContainer component to improve layout on tablet devices.
    • Removed unused components and elements to simplify the UI and enhance user experience.
    • Enhanced the One-Time Donation Card with improved rendering logic and user prompts for wallet connection.

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The pull request introduces various changes across multiple files, focusing on enhancing the donation process and user experience. Key updates include the addition of new variables and functionalities in the DonationCard.tsx, the removal of the EstimatedMatchingToast component, and several modifications in the OneTimeDonationCard.tsx to improve eligibility checks and UI elements. Language files have been updated to provide clearer user guidance, while dependency versions in package.json have been incremented. Overall, these changes aim to streamline donation interactions and improve clarity for users.

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File Change Summary
src/components/views/donate/DonationCard.tsx Introduced isEndaomentProject and hasStellarAddress for refined tab logic; added QR donation functionality.
src/components/views/donate/OnTime/EstimatedMatchingToast.tsx Removed the entire component, eliminating its functionality.
src/components/views/donate/OnTime/OneTimeDonationCard.tsx Enhanced eligibility checks, simplified props, and improved UI elements for user feedback.
src/components/views/donate/OnTime/SelectTokenModal/SelectTokenModal.tsx Updated logic for fetching token balances based on wallet connection status.
lang/ca.json Added new labels and modified existing ones for clarity in user guidance.
lang/en.json Added new labels to improve user communication regarding donations and eligibility.
package.json Updated versions of dependencies: @giveth/ui-design-system, @web3modal/wagmi, and wagmi.
next.config.js Removed pjson and isProduction; added giveth.io to allowedImageDomains.
src/configuration.ts Introduced NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID for non-EVM network configurations.

Possibly related PRs

  • Show qf related component on recurring donation #4285: This PR modifies the DonateIndex.tsx and DonateModal.tsx files, which are related to donation functionalities, similar to the changes made in DonationCard.tsx that enhance donation methods and user interactions.
  • fix: change estimated matching to a range #4305: This PR updates the EstimatedMatchingToast.tsx component, which is relevant as it deals with donation matching, a feature that is also part of the donation process in the main PR.
  • Main #4340: Changes in DonationCard.tsx are directly related to the modifications made in this PR, which also involves the EstimatedMatchingToast.tsx and affects how donations are processed and displayed.
  • Fix some UI stuff for stellar feature #4700: This PR introduces changes to the QRDonationCard.tsx, which is relevant as it deals with QR donations, a feature introduced in the main PR.
  • fix: givback toast display #4704: This PR modifies the QRDonationCard.tsx, which is directly related to the QR donation feature introduced in the main PR, enhancing user feedback for QR donations.
  • Hotfix - fix stellar doante card UI #4734: This PR includes changes to DonationCard.tsx, which directly relates to the main PR's modifications in the same file, enhancing the logic for donation methods.
  • added loading spinner and wallet Connect check #4741: This PR enhances the SelectTokenModal.tsx, which is relevant as it deals with token selection in the donation process, similar to the changes made in the main PR.

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src/components/views/nft/overview/CheckEligibility.tsx (1)

22-23: LGTM: Constant declaration is correct. Consider adding a comment.

The new constant declaration for PFP_ABI is correct and improves type safety.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this constant, e.g.:

// ABI for the PFP (Profile Picture) smart contract
const PFP_ABI = PFP_ARTIFACTS.abi as Abi;
src/components/modals/Mint/MintModal.tsx (2)

22-22: LGTM: Import of PFP_ARTIFACTS

The addition of this import is appropriate and aligns with the changes described in the AI summary. It brings in the ABI for the PFP smart contract, which will be used to define the PFP_ABI constant.

Consider using a more descriptive name for the imported artifact, such as PFP_CONTRACT_ARTIFACTS, to make it immediately clear what these artifacts represent.


34-34: LGTM: Definition of PFP_ABI constant

The addition of this constant is appropriate and aligns with the changes described in the AI summary. It correctly uses the imported PFP_ARTIFACTS and Abi type to define the ABI for the PFP contract.

For consistency with TypeScript best practices, consider using a type annotation instead of a type assertion:

const PFP_ABI: Abi = PFP_ARTIFACTS.abi;

This approach is generally preferred as it allows TypeScript to check the assignment rather than forcing the type.

next.config.js (1)

Line range hint 1-185: Summary of changes and potential impact

The changes in this file primarily involve simplifying the Next.js configuration:

  1. Removal of unused imports (pjson).
  2. Removal of environment-specific redirect logic.
  3. Removal of the isProduction variable.

These changes appear to be part of a cleanup effort, which is generally positive for code maintenance. However, they may have implications for how the application behaves in different environments, particularly regarding redirects.

To ensure these changes don't introduce unexpected behavior:

  1. Verify that the simplified redirect logic meets the requirements for all environments.
  2. Confirm that the removal of pjson and isProduction doesn't affect any other parts of the application.
  3. Consider updating documentation or comments to explain the rationale behind these changes, especially if they represent a shift in how environment-specific behavior is managed.
src/apollo/apolloClient.ts (1)

Line range hint 97-156: Summary: Improved Apollo Client setup with optimized link composition

The changes in this file focus on refactoring the Apollo Client setup, particularly in the link composition. The improvements include:

  1. Removal of unnecessary type assertion in httpLink creation.
  2. Use of ApolloLink.from for cleaner link composition.
  3. Consistent update in the Apollo Client configuration.

These changes enhance code readability and follow best practices for Apollo Client setup. While the current implementation is solid, consider the following suggestions for future improvements:

  1. Enhance error handling: You could add more specific error handling logic in the errorLink to handle different types of GraphQL errors more granularly.
  2. Improve retry logic: Consider customizing the RetryLink configuration to better suit your application's needs, such as adjusting retry attempts or adding custom retry conditions.
  3. Performance optimization: Evaluate if implementing Apollo Client's persistCache feature could benefit your application by reducing unnecessary network requests.
src/components/cards/MintCard.tsx (1)

29-29: LGTM: PFP_ABI constant declaration

The declaration of PFP_ABI correctly extracts the ABI from the imported artifacts and applies the necessary type assertion. This approach enhances type safety and improves IDE support for contract interactions.

Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this constant, e.g.:

// ABI for the PFP (Profile Picture) smart contract
const PFP_ABI = PFP_ARTIFACTS.abi as Abi;
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  • pages/landings/ethdenver.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/apollo/apolloClient.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/components/cards/MintCard.tsx (3 hunks)
  • src/components/modals/Mint/MintModal.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/components/views/nft/overview/CheckEligibility.tsx (1 hunks)
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pages/landings/ethdenver.tsx (2)

Line range hint 1-48: Ensure consistency in campaign data removal

The changes in this file appear to be part of a larger update to remove or disable the ETHDenver campaign functionality. However, the modifications are incomplete, leading to inconsistencies in the code.

Summary of findings:

  1. Campaign data fetching has been disabled in getStaticProps.
  2. The component structure (EthDenverRoute and IEthDenverProps) still expects and uses a campaign prop.
  3. The EthDenverView component is still being passed a campaign prop that will always be undefined.

To ensure consistency and prevent potential issues, consider the following next steps:

  1. Decide on the intended functionality: Is the ETHDenver campaign being permanently removed or temporarily disabled?
  2. If it's being removed:
    • Remove all references to the campaign prop throughout the file.
    • Update the EthDenverView component to not expect a campaign prop.
    • Remove any campaign-related logic from the view component.
  3. If it's being temporarily disabled:
    • Add a comment explaining why the campaign is inactive and when it might be re-enabled.
    • Consider adding a feature flag to easily re-enable the campaign fetching when needed.
  4. Update any tests related to this component to reflect the changes.
  5. Review other parts of the application that might be affected by the removal of the campaign data.

To ensure no other parts of the application are affected, run the following command:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find other usages of the ETHDenver campaign

# Test: Search for references to the ETHDenver campaign across the codebase
rg --type typescript --type javascript 'ethDenver|ETHDenver'

This will help identify any other components or files that might need to be updated as a result of these changes.


Line range hint 11-19: Update component to reflect the absence of campaign data

The EthDenverRoute component and its props interface haven't been updated to reflect the changes in getStaticProps:

  1. The IEthDenverProps interface still includes the campaign prop.
  2. The component still destructures the campaign prop and passes it to EthDenverView.

Consider the following changes:

  1. Remove the campaign prop from the IEthDenverProps interface.
  2. Update the EthDenverRoute component to not expect or pass the campaign prop.

Here's a suggested diff:

-export interface IEthDenverProps {
-	campaign?: ICampaign;
-}
+export interface IEthDenverProps {}

-const EthDenverRoute: FC<IEthDenverProps> = ({ campaign }) => {
+const EthDenverRoute: FC<IEthDenverProps> = () => {
 	return (
 		<>
 			<Head>
 				<title>ETHDenver</title>
 			</Head>
-			<EthDenverView campaign={campaign} />
+			<EthDenverView />
 		</>
 	);
 };

Let's verify if the EthDenverView component can handle not receiving a campaign prop:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check how EthDenverView handles the absence of a campaign prop

# Test: Search for conditional rendering or default prop values in EthDenverView
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'const EthDenverView = ({ campaign }: { campaign?: ICampaign }) => { $$$ campaign $$$ }'
src/components/views/nft/overview/CheckEligibility.tsx (3)

14-14: LGTM: Import changes are appropriate.

The new imports of Abi from 'viem' and PFP_ARTIFACTS from the local JSON file are correct and necessary for the subsequent changes in the file.

Also applies to: 16-16


Line range hint 52-52: Verified: Correct usage of PFP_ABI in the component.

The PFP_ABI constant is correctly used in the checkAddress function. The changes in the import and declaration of PFP_ABI do not affect its usage in the component, maintaining the existing functionality.


14-23: Summary: Changes improve type safety without affecting functionality.

The modifications in this file enhance type safety and clarity in importing and using the PFP ABI. The changes are minimal and don't alter the overall functionality of the CheckEligibility component. The new constant declaration and import statements are correctly implemented and used within the component.

src/components/modals/Mint/MintModal.tsx (2)

13-13: LGTM: Import of Abi from 'viem'

The addition of this import is appropriate and aligns with the changes described in the AI summary. It suggests that the code will be using the Abi type from the 'viem' library, which is likely related to the new constant definition mentioned in the summary.


Line range hint 13-34: Summary: Refactoring of ABI handling

The changes in this file represent a refactoring of how the PFP (Profile Picture) contract's ABI is imported and used. This refactoring:

  1. Imports the Abi type from 'viem' for improved type safety.
  2. Imports the PFP contract artifacts from a local JSON file.
  3. Defines a new constant PFP_ABI using the imported artifacts.

These changes likely improve the maintainability and type safety of the code. The use of a structured import for the ABI, rather than a direct import, allows for better organization and potential future scalability.

While the changes are generally good, consider the minor suggestions in the previous comments for further improvements.

next.config.js (3)

11-11: Approve removal of isProduction, but verify its usage.

The removal of the isProduction variable is consistent with the changes in the redirects function. This simplifies the configuration logic.

Run the following script to verify that isProduction is not used elsewhere in the project:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining usage of 'isProduction' in the project

# Test: Search for 'isProduction' in all JavaScript and TypeScript files
rg --type-add 'frontend:*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx}' --type frontend 'isProduction'

If this script returns any results, please review those occurrences to ensure they are not affected by this change.


Line range hint 93-112: Clarify the intent behind removing environment-specific redirects.

The production-specific redirects have been commented out, and now '/qf' always redirects to '/qf/all'. This change simplifies the logic but may affect the application's behavior across different environments.

Please clarify:

  1. Is this change intentional?
  2. Are there any implications for the production environment?
  3. Should we keep the commented-out code for future reference, or can it be safely removed?

To verify the current redirect configuration, you can run:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check the current redirect configuration

# Test: Display the redirects configuration
rg --type javascript 'redirects.*=.*\[' -A 20 next.config.js

This will show the current redirect setup, allowing us to confirm that it matches the intended behavior.


11-11: Approve removal of unused import, but verify its usage.

The removal of the unused pjson import improves code cleanliness. However, it's important to ensure that this variable is not used elsewhere in the project.

Run the following script to verify that pjson is not used elsewhere in the project:

If this script returns any results, please review those occurrences to ensure they are not affected by this change.

Verification successful

Removal of pjson import verified as unused. No further action required.

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# Description: Check for any remaining usage of 'pjson' in JavaScript and TypeScript files

# Add 'frontend' type encompassing JavaScript and TypeScript file extensions
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# Search for 'pjson' in all JavaScript and TypeScript files without type restrictions
rg 'pjson' --glob '*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx}'

Length of output: 37

src/apollo/apolloClient.ts (3)

97-97: LGTM: Improved type safety in httpLink creation

The removal of the type assertion as ApolloLink is a positive change. It suggests that the createUploadLink function now returns a type that is compatible with the expected ApolloLink type. This improvement enhances type safety by relying on the correct return type of createUploadLink.


151-152: Great refactoring of link composition

The use of ApolloLink.from to combine all links is an excellent improvement. This approach:

  1. Simplifies the link composition, making it more readable and maintainable.
  2. Follows the recommended practice for combining multiple links, including terminating links like httpLink.
  3. Maintains the correct order of links: error handling, authentication, retry, and then the main HTTP link.

This refactoring enhances the overall structure and clarity of the Apollo Client setup.


156-156: LGTM: Consistent update in Apollo Client configuration

The update to the link property in the ApolloClient configuration is correct and consistent with the earlier refactoring of link composition. It properly applies the combined link created using ApolloLink.from to the Apollo Client setup.

src/components/cards/MintCard.tsx (3)

21-21: LGTM: Import PFP contract ABI

The import of the PFP contract ABI from a local JSON file is correct and follows good practices for managing contract ABIs in a React project.


76-76: LGTM: Updated ABI usage in contract interactions

The changes in ABI usage within the component correctly reflect the new way of importing and using the PFP contract ABI. The removal of redundant as Abi type assertions improves code readability and maintains type safety.

Also applies to: 126-126


Line range hint 1-385: Overall assessment: Improvements in ABI management and usage

The changes in this file enhance the management and usage of the PFP contract ABI. The new import statement, constant declaration, and updated ABI references improve code organization, type safety, and readability. These modifications align with best practices for handling smart contract ABIs in a React application.

Comment on lines +24 to +39
//The campaign in not active
// const { data } = await client.query({
// query: FETCH_CAMPAIGN_BY_SLUG,
// variables: {
// slug: 'ethDenver',
// },
// fetchPolicy: 'no-cache',
// });
// return {
// props: {
// campaign: data.findCampaignBySlug,
// },
// revalidate: 600,
// };
return {
props: {
campaign: data.findCampaignBySlug,
},
revalidate: 600,
props: {},
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Codebase Verification

Issues Identified with Campaign Data Fetching

The campaign prop is still being passed to the EthDenverView component despite disabling its data fetching:

  • In pages/landings/ethdenver.tsx, <EthDenverView campaign={campaign} /> is called, but campaign is no longer provided in getStaticProps.
  • This may lead to EthDenverView receiving an undefined or empty campaign prop, potentially causing rendering issues.

Recommended Actions:

  1. Update EthDenverView Component:
    • Ensure it can handle cases where the campaign prop is absent or null.
  2. Modify IEthDenverProps Interface:
    • Remove the campaign prop if it's no longer used.
  3. Align getStaticProps:
    • Consistently handle the revalidate property in both success and error cases.
Analysis chain

Review the implications of disabling campaign data fetching

The changes in the getStaticProps function have several implications:

  1. The campaign data fetching has been disabled, as indicated by the comment "The campaign is not active".
  2. The function now returns an empty props object, which may affect the rendering of the EthDenverView component.
  3. The revalidation period has been removed from the successful case but remains in the error case.

Consider the following actions:

  1. Update the EthDenverRoute component to handle the case where no campaign data is provided.
  2. Review the EthDenverView component to ensure it can handle a null or undefined campaign prop.
  3. Consider removing the campaign prop from the IEthDenverProps interface if it's no longer used.
  4. Align the error case with the success case by removing the revalidate property or add it back to the success case for consistency.

To verify the impact of these changes, let's analyze the EthDenverView component:

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# Test: Search for the EthDenverView component definition and its usage of the campaign prop
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'const EthDenverView = ({ campaign }: { campaign?: ICampaign }) => { $$$ }'

Length of output: 127


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for all usages of the campaign prop within EthDenverView component

rg 'EthDenverView.*campaign' --glob '*.tsx'

Length of output: 228


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all instances where EthDenverView is used and check if campaign prop is passed

rg 'EthDenverView' --glob '*.tsx' | xargs -I {} sh -c "echo {}; rg 'campaign' {}"

Length of output: 235


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# Description: Search for all instances where EthDenverView is used with the campaign prop

rg '<EthDenverView[^>]*campaign=' --glob '*.tsx'

Length of output: 120


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all lines in .tsx files where EthDenverView is used and campaign prop is passed

fd -e tsx | xargs grep '<EthDenverView[^>]*campaign='

Length of output: 125

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LGTM ;) , thx @MohammadPCh

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lang/es.json (1)

203-203: Translation added correctly, but key contains a typo

The new translation for the warning about memos is accurate and informative. However, there's a minor typo in the key:

	"label.be_careful_some_exchanges": "¡Ten cuidado! Algunos intercambios y billeteras requieren Memo para financiar tu cuenta. Asegúrate de ingresarlo en el formulario si tu billetera admite un memo.",

The key should be "be_careful" instead of "be_carefull".

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lang/es.json (4)

110-110: New translation added correctly

The new translation for "error.enter_amount" has been added appropriately. It provides a clear error message in Spanish, consistent with the key's meaning.


136-136: Appropriate translation added

The new translation for "label.add_more_info" has been added correctly. It accurately conveys the meaning of "Add more information" in Spanish, maintaining consistency with the application's style.


238-239: Correct translations added for singular and plural forms

The new translations for "label.check_donation" and "label.check_donations" have been added correctly. They accurately convey the meaning in Spanish, maintaining consistency in terminology and correctly handling the singular and plural forms.


286-286: Clear and accurate translation added

The new translation for "label.copy_the_mnemo_to_use_in_your_app" has been added correctly. It provides a clear instruction in Spanish, accurately conveying the meaning of copying the mnemonic for use in a wallet application. The translation is consistent with the application's terminology and style.

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src/components/views/donate/OnTime/SelectTokenModal/SelectTokenModal.tsx (1)

Line range hint 243-256: Improve user feedback when wallet is not connected

When the wallet is not connected, the message "No token supported on this chain" is displayed, which might confuse the user. Consider prompting the user to connect their wallet instead.

Apply this diff to improve user feedback:

                 ) : sortedTokens.length > 0 && isConnected ? (
                     sortedTokens.map(({ token, balance }: ITokenBalance) => (
                         <TokenInfo
                             key={token.symbol}
                             token={token}
                             hideZeroBalance={hideZeroBalance}
                             balance={balance}
                             onClick={() => {
                                 setSelectedOneTimeToken(token);
                                 setShowModal(false);
                             }}
                         />
                     ))
+                ) : !isConnected ? (
+                    <div>Please connect your wallet to view tokens.</div>
                 ) : (
                     <div>No token supported on this chain</div>
                 )}
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src/components/views/donate/OnTime/SelectTokenModal/SelectTokenModal.tsx (2)

28-29: Import statements added correctly

The imports for getBalanceForToken and fetchTokenBalances have been added appropriately and point to the correct modules.


85-86: Destructured variables initialized properly

The variables walletAddress, isOnEVM, and isConnected are correctly obtained from useGeneralWallet(), and evmChain is destructured from useAccount() as expected.

Comment on lines +102 to +105
const erc20Balances = erc20Results.map((result, index) => ({
token: erc20Tokens[index],
balance: (result?.result as bigint) || 0n,
}));
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Handle failed multicall results safely

When using multicall with allowFailure: true, some calls may fail and result in undefined or null entries in erc20Results. In the current mapping, accessing result?.result without checking if result exists can lead to unexpected behavior. Ensure that you safely handle failed calls to prevent runtime errors.

Consider updating the mapping as follows:

-const erc20Balances = erc20Results.map((result, index) => ({
-    token: erc20Tokens[index],
-    balance: (result?.result as bigint) || 0n,
-}));
+const erc20Balances = erc20Results.map((result, index) => {
+  const balance = result && result.result ? (result.result as bigint) : 0n;
+  return {
+    token: erc20Tokens[index],
+    balance,
+  };
+});

This change ensures that if a call fails, the balance defaults to 0n, and avoids accessing properties on undefined.

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const erc20Balances = erc20Results.map((result, index) => ({
token: erc20Tokens[index],
balance: (result?.result as bigint) || 0n,
}));
const erc20Balances = erc20Results.map((result, index) => {
const balance = result && result.result ? (result.result as bigint) : 0n;
return {
token: erc20Tokens[index],
balance,
};
});

Comment on lines +110 to +113
console.error('Error fetching token balances:', error);

// Return undefined balances in case of failure
return tokens.map(token => ({ token, balance: undefined }));
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Use consistent error handling with Sentry

In the catch block, the error is logged to the console using console.error. For consistency with other functions in this file that use Sentry for error tracking, consider using captureException to log errors. This ensures that all exceptions are properly captured and monitored.

Apply the following change:

-    console.error('Error fetching token balances:', error);
+    captureException(error, {
+      tags: {
+        section: 'fetchTokenBalances',
+      },
+    });
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console.error('Error fetching token balances:', error);
// Return undefined balances in case of failure
return tokens.map(token => ({ token, balance: undefined }));
captureException(error, {
tags: {
section: 'fetchTokenBalances',
},
});
// Return undefined balances in case of failure
return tokens.map(token => ({ token, balance: undefined }));

Comment on lines +91 to +98
const balance = await getBalance(wagmiConfig, {
address: walletAddress as Address,
});
return {
token: nativeToken,
balance: balance.value || 0n,
};
}),
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Optimize fetching native token balances

Currently, for each native token in the nativeTokens array, the code fetches the balance individually. Since the native token balance (e.g., ETH) is the same across all native tokens for a given wallet address, you can optimize this by fetching the balance once and mapping it to all native tokens. This will reduce unnecessary network calls and improve performance.

You can refactor the code as follows:

-const nativeTokenBalances = await Promise.all(
-  nativeTokens.map(async nativeToken => {
-    const balance = await getBalance(wagmiConfig, {
-      address: walletAddress as Address,
-    });
-    return {
-      token: nativeToken,
-      balance: balance.value || 0n,
-    };
-  }),
-);
+const balance = await getBalance(wagmiConfig, {
+  address: walletAddress as Address,
+});
+const nativeTokenBalances = nativeTokens.map(nativeToken => ({
+  token: nativeToken,
+  balance: balance.value || 0n,
+}));
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const balance = await getBalance(wagmiConfig, {
address: walletAddress as Address,
});
return {
token: nativeToken,
balance: balance.value || 0n,
};
}),
const balance = await getBalance(wagmiConfig, {
address: walletAddress as Address,
});
const nativeTokenBalances = nativeTokens.map(nativeToken => ({
token: nativeToken,
balance: balance.value || 0n,
}));

Comment on lines +69 to +72
token.address !== AddressZero
? erc20Tokens.push(token)
: nativeTokens.push(token);
});
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Token addresses are not consistently normalized

Ensure that all instances of token.address use normalization functions to prevent case sensitivity issues:

  • src/hooks/useQRCodeDonation.ts: tokenAddress: token.address
  • src/services/token.ts: token.address !== AddressZero
  • src/services/token.ts: address: token.address
Analysis chain

Ensure token addresses are correctly compared to AddressZero

When filtering tokens, the comparison token.address !== AddressZero is used to separate ERC20 tokens from native tokens. Make sure that token.address is normalized (e.g., in checksum case or lowercase) to match the format of AddressZero. Otherwise, the comparison might fail due to case sensitivity, leading to incorrect categorization.

You can verify address normalization with the following script:

This script searches for usage of token.address without normalization functions. If any matches are found, consider normalizing the addresses before comparison.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if all token addresses are normalized.

# Expected: All addresses should be in the same case (e.g., lowercase).

fd -e ts --type f | xargs grep -E "token\.address" | grep -vE "toLowerCase|toChecksumAddress"

Length of output: 262

Comment on lines +178 to 198
const fetchBalances = async () => {
try {
const balances = await Promise.all(
filteredTokens.map(async token => {
const isEvm = token?.chainType === ChainType.EVM;
return isEvm
? {
token,
balance: await getBalanceForToken(
token,
walletAddress,
),
}
: {
const balances = isOnEVM
? await fetchTokenBalances(filteredTokens, walletAddress)
: await Promise.all(
filteredTokens.map(async token => {
return {
token,
balance: await getBalanceForToken(
token,
walletAddress,
connection,
),
};
}),
);
}),
);
setTokenBalances(balances);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Error fetching token balances:', error);
console.error('error on fetchTokenBalances', { error });
}
};
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Enhance error handling in fetchBalances function

In the fetchBalances function, errors are currently only logged to the console. Consider providing user feedback when an error occurs during balance fetching to improve user experience.

Apply this diff to enhance error handling:

         } catch (error) {
-            console.error('error on fetchTokenBalances', { error });
+            showToastError('Failed to fetch token balances');
+            console.error('Error fetching token balances', error);
         }
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const fetchBalances = async () => {
try {
const balances = await Promise.all(
filteredTokens.map(async token => {
const isEvm = token?.chainType === ChainType.EVM;
return isEvm
? {
token,
balance: await getBalanceForToken(
token,
walletAddress,
),
}
: {
const balances = isOnEVM
? await fetchTokenBalances(filteredTokens, walletAddress)
: await Promise.all(
filteredTokens.map(async token => {
return {
token,
balance: await getBalanceForToken(
token,
walletAddress,
connection,
),
};
}),
);
}),
);
setTokenBalances(balances);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Error fetching token balances:', error);
console.error('error on fetchTokenBalances', { error });
}
};
const fetchBalances = async () => {
try {
const balances = isOnEVM
? await fetchTokenBalances(filteredTokens, walletAddress)
: await Promise.all(
filteredTokens.map(async token => {
return {
token,
balance: await getBalanceForToken(
token,
walletAddress,
connection,
),
};
}),
);
setTokenBalances(balances);
} catch (error) {
showToastError('Failed to fetch token balances');
console.error('Error fetching token balances', error);
}
};

* add givbacks and qf badges to stellar

* fix connect wallet copy

* remove givbacks old badge

* add qf not eligible badges for stellar

* fix passport banner position

* donate page change for stellar donations

* making the style proper

* fix stellar QF green badge

* fix not eligible warning badge color

* remove badges on qr page

* Estimated Matching Value added

* update warning badges and icons

* project image card change

* run linter

* update estimated matching toast

* remove GIVBackToast from OneTimeDonationCard.tsx

* QF Toast for Stellar

* Check For Stellar Chain

* run linter

* fix: Stellar QF for issue 4752

* fix input back color, select border color, donate button type

* add donation value USD to input

* change anonymous donation design

* fix: Donate first and lead the way text is now shown for amountraised in the round

* fix: estimated amount in estimated matching toast in stellar

* run linter

* chore add padding to Donate Index

* fix: Donation Success container padding

* run linter'

* update common styled and reused components

* fix: pending issues realted to QF and stellar

* update DonateToGiveth design

* show qf badge only when there's active qf

* fix Stellar usd badge design

* remove DonateQFEligibleNetworks.tsx and add animation to estimated matching

* add Eligible networks for QF matching

* add Eligible networks for QF matching

* add animation to Estimated Matching

* fix connected wallet bug

* fix stellar bug

* fix: Already Donated if it is in Stellar Network

* run linter

* add new copy for qf matching

* fix switch chain to Solana

* fix crash on switch chain

* fix: bugs realted to qf success toast and givbacks for stellar

* change eligibility copies

* fix: connect wallet on stellar

* revert last commit

* dont show connect your wallet to win and match is chain isnt in the qf round eligible networks

* fix non evm chains logo

* change copy

* update copies

* fix Solana eligibility badge check

* fix: text on not connected

* fix showing Stellar and Solana badges

* rename getBalanceForToken

* update version for donate page redesign release

* this should be reverted before merge

* revert

* add wrong network new toast

* change chain qf copy

* update stellar icon

* add transition for color change

* amount for all tokens should be shown with the correct decimals

* fix: calculate donation value according to decimals

* run linter

* prevent SwitchToAcceptedChain flickering

* stellar: qf issues

* run linter

* fix XLM price

---------

Co-authored-by: HrithikSampson <[email protected]>
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src/components/IconWithToolTip.tsx (2)

9-9: LGTM: New style prop enhances component flexibility.

The addition of the optional style prop of type CSSProperties is a good improvement, allowing for custom styling of the component.

Consider adding a brief comment to document the purpose and usage of this new prop. For example:

/** Custom styles to be applied to the component's container */
style?: CSSProperties;

17-17: LGTM: Correct implementation of the new style prop.

The style prop is correctly destructured and applied to the IconWithTooltipContainer. This implementation allows for custom styling of the component as intended.

Consider using the spread operator for applying styles to allow for easier future additions:

<IconWithTooltipContainer
  {...otherProps}
  style={style}
  onMouseEnter={() => setShow(true)}
  onMouseLeave={() => setShow(false)}
  onClick={e => {
    e.stopPropagation();
  }}
  ref={elRef}
>

This approach would make it easier to add more props in the future without needing to explicitly list them all.

Also applies to: 41-41

src/components/views/donate/common/DonateAnonymously.tsx (1)

34-34: Consider moving inline style to styled component.

The inline style style={{ marginLeft: '-14px' }} could be moved to the styled component definition for better maintainability and consistency.

You could modify the CheckBoxContainer styled component like this:

 const CheckBoxContainer = styled.div`
   margin-top: 24px;
   border-radius: 8px;
   border: 1px solid ${neutralColors.gray[300]};
   padding: 16px;
+  > div:first-child {
+    margin-left: -14px;
+  }
   > div:nth-child(2) {
     color: ${neutralColors.gray[900]};
     font-size: 12px;
     margin-top: 9px;
   }
 `;

Then remove the inline style from the ToggleSwitch component.

src/components/views/donate/OneTime/TotalDonation.tsx (1)

70-76: Improved rendering logic for total donation with minor formatting suggestion

The conditional rendering for the total donation has been simplified, consistent with previous changes. This improves code readability and reduces duplication.

Consider consolidating the string concatenation to improve readability:

 <Caption $medium>
   {isActive
-    ? formatPrice(projectDonation + givethDonation) +
-      ' ' +
-      symbol
+    ? `${formatPrice(projectDonation + givethDonation)} ${symbol}`
     : '---'}
 </Caption>
src/components/views/donate/DonateToGiveth.tsx (2)

47-47: LGTM: Simplified handleCheckbox function.

The handleCheckbox function has been updated to work with the new toggle switch, setting the donation amount to either 5% when enabled or 0% when disabled. This change aligns well with the new functionality.

Consider using a constant or prop for the default percentage (currently 5%) to improve flexibility:

const DEFAULT_DONATION_PERCENTAGE = 5;

const handleCheckbox = (e: boolean) => {
  setDonationToGiveth(e ? DEFAULT_DONATION_PERCENTAGE : 0);
};

This would make it easier to adjust the default percentage in the future if needed.


53-84: LGTM: Implemented toggle switch and disabled state behavior.

The changes effectively implement the new toggle switch functionality and disabled state behavior. The ToggleSwitch component is properly configured, and the disabled state is consistently applied across different parts of the component.

For consistency, consider using a ternary operator for the opacity in the IconWithTooltip style, similar to how it's used in the UserInput component:

style={{
  marginBottom: '-5px',
  opacity: disabled ? 0.4 : 1,
}}

This makes the code style more uniform throughout the component.

src/context/donate.context.tsx (3)

36-36: LGTM: New property for active QF round.

The addition of activeStartedRound to the IDonateContext interface is a good improvement. It allows the context to provide information about the currently active Quadratic Funding round.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this property, e.g.:

// Stores information about the currently active Quadratic Funding round, if any
activeStartedRound?: IQFRound;

142-144: LGTM: Computation of activeStartedRound.

The addition of activeStartedRound computation using the getActiveRound function is consistent with the interface changes and provides the necessary data for the context.

Consider combining the hasActiveQFRound and activeStartedRound computations for better efficiency:

const { hasActiveRound: hasActiveQFRound, activeStartedRound } = getActiveRound(project?.qfRounds);

This assumes that getActiveRound returns an object with both hasActiveRound and activeStartedRound properties. If it doesn't, you might want to consider updating the getActiveRound function to return both pieces of information in a single call.


Line range hint 1-180: Overall assessment: Well-implemented feature for active QF rounds.

The changes in this file consistently implement new functionality to provide information about active Quadratic Funding rounds through the DonateContext. The modifications include:

  1. Adding necessary imports
  2. Updating the IDonateContext interface
  3. Computing the activeStartedRound in the DonateProvider
  4. Providing the activeStartedRound in the context value

These changes enhance the context's capabilities and should be useful for components that need information about active QF rounds.

To further improve the code:

  1. Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of new properties or complex logic.
  2. Evaluate the suggestion to combine the hasActiveQFRound and activeStartedRound computations for better efficiency.
  3. Ensure that components consuming this context are updated to utilize the new activeStartedRound information where applicable.
src/components/views/donate/SuccessView.tsx (2)

77-79: LGTM with a small suggestion for improvement.

The isOnEligibleNetworks check has been correctly updated to use the isStellar prop. However, to ensure type safety and prevent potential issues with type coercion, consider using strict equality when comparing network numbers.

Consider updating the line as follows:

const isOnEligibleNetworks = activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks?.includes(
  (isStellar ? config.STELLAR_NETWORK_NUMBER : chainId) ?? 0
);

This change uses the nullish coalescing operator ?? instead of ||, which is more appropriate when dealing with potential undefined values.


Line range hint 39-79: Summary: Stellar network support successfully integrated.

The changes in this file successfully introduce support for the Stellar network in the SuccessView component. The modifications include:

  1. A new ISuccessView interface with an optional isStellar prop.
  2. Updated component signature to use the new interface.
  3. Modified isOnEligibleNetworks check to handle Stellar network numbers.

These changes enhance the component's flexibility without breaking existing functionality. The implementation is clean and well-typed, with only a minor suggestion for improvement in the network number comparison.

As the codebase evolves to support multiple networks, consider creating a utility function or a custom hook to handle network-specific logic. This would improve maintainability and reduce the need for conditional checks throughout the component.

src/config/production.tsx (1)

Line range hint 618-622: LGTM: STELLAR_CONFIG is correctly defined.

The STELLAR_CONFIG is properly defined, using the STELLAR_NETWORK constant and adding the necessary additional properties. This is consistent with other network configurations in the file.

For consistency with other configurations, consider adding a gasPreference property to the STELLAR_CONFIG, even if it's an empty object. This would make it easier to add gas preferences in the future if needed.

 STELLAR_CONFIG: {
 	...STELLAR_NETWORK,
 	coingeckoChainName: 'stellar',
 	chainLogo: (logoSize?: number) => <IconStellar size={logoSize} />,
+	gasPreference: {
+		// Keep it empty for automatic configuration
+	},
 },
src/components/views/donate/SwitchToAcceptedChain.tsx (1)

31-32: Ensure networkName is always defined to prevent undefined display

If networkName is undefined or null, the user interface may display 'undefined', leading to confusion.

Add a fallback value or default to handle cases where networkName might be undefined:

 const networkName = config.NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID[networkId]?.name;
+const displayNetworkName = networkName || 'the current network';

And use displayNetworkName in your component instead of networkName.

src/components/views/donate/OneTime/EstimatedMatchingToast.tsx (1)

97-106: Avoid using negative margins for cleaner layout.

In the Wrapper styled component:

Using negative margins can lead to unexpected layout behavior and make maintenance harder.

Consider restructuring the layout or adjusting padding to eliminate the need for negative margins.

src/components/ToggleSwitch.tsx (2)

13-22: Consider renaming the interface to match the component name

The interface IToggleButton is used for the ToggleSwitch component. For clarity and consistency, consider renaming the interface to IToggleSwitchProps to match the component name.

This will enhance code readability and maintain consistency in naming conventions.

-interface IToggleButton {
+interface IToggleSwitchProps {
    isOn: boolean;
    toggleOnOff: (isOn: boolean) => void;
    label: string;
    disabled?: boolean;
    className?: string;
    size?: EToggleSwitchSizes;
    theme?: EToggleSwitchThemes;
    style?: CSSProperties;
}

-const ToggleSwitch: FC<IToggleButton> = ({
+const ToggleSwitch: FC<IToggleSwitchProps> = ({
    isOn,
    toggleOnOff,
    label,
    disabled,
    className,
    size,
    theme,
    style,
}) => {
    ...
}

120-120: Avoid using !important in styles

Using !important in CSS can make styles harder to override and maintain. Unless absolutely necessary, it's best to avoid it for maintainability.

You can remove !important from the font-size property:

 font-size: ${props =>
-    props.size === EToggleSwitchSizes.SMALL ? '14px !important' : '16px'};
+    props.size === EToggleSwitchSizes.SMALL ? '14px' : '16px'};
src/components/views/donate/common/EligibilityBadges.tsx (2)

69-131: Add error handling for when the user is not connected

Currently, the component returns null when isConnected is false. Consider displaying a message or redirecting the user to connect their wallet for a better user experience.


33-132: Consider adding unit tests for EligibilityBadges component

Given the complexity of the eligibility logic, adding unit tests would help ensure the component behaves as expected under various conditions.

Would you like assistance in creating unit tests for this component or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?

src/components/views/donate/DonatePageProjectDescription.tsx (1)

184-184: Remove unnecessary empty <B> element

An empty <B> element at this line doesn't contribute to the UI and can be removed to clean up the code.

Apply this diff to remove the empty element:

-<B></B>
src/components/views/donate/OneTime/SelectTokenModal/QRCodeDonation/QRDonationCard.tsx (1)

448-450: Ensure consistent styling for the ConnectWallet component.

The ConnectWallet styled component extends BadgesBase with only a margin-bottom modification. Verify that this component displays correctly across different devices and consider adding responsive styles if necessary.

src/components/views/donate/OneTime/OneTimeDonationCard.tsx (3)

Line range hint 223-227: Handle empty token lists when setting accepted chains

After setting acceptedChains, if filteredTokens is empty, the showChangeNetworkModal is displayed. Ensure that this behavior is intentional and that the user experience is handled appropriately when no tokens are available.

Consider providing feedback to the user or alternative options if no tokens are available on the current network.


Line range hint 329-337: Ensure accurate conversion of gas fee to total amount

The computation of totalAmount converts gasFee to a number and fixes it to 10 decimal places. Be cautious with potential precision loss when converting from BigInt to Number. For very large values, this could introduce inaccuracies.

Consider using BigInt arithmetic or libraries that handle large numbers to maintain precision.


617-619: Confirm usage of 'OutlineButtonStyled'

The OutlineButtonStyled component sets a width of 100%. Ensure that this styling does not unintentionally affect layout, especially in responsive designs.

Consider reviewing its impact on different screen sizes.

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  • src/config/production.tsx (3 hunks)
  • src/configuration.ts (3 hunks)
  • src/context/donate.context.tsx (3 hunks)
  • src/hooks/useCreateEvmDonation.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/hooks/useCreateSolanaDonation.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/hooks/useQRCodeDonation.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/services/donation.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/types/config.ts (1 hunks)
Files not reviewed due to no reviewable changes (5)
  • lang/t_ca.json
  • lang/t_es.json
  • src/components/views/donate/OnTime/DonateQFEligibleNetworks.tsx
  • src/components/views/donate/OnTime/EstimatedMatchingToast.tsx
  • src/components/views/donate/common.styled.ts
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (5)
  • src/components/input/BaseInput.tsx
  • src/components/modals/DonateWrongNetwork.tsx
  • src/hooks/useCreateEvmDonation.tsx
  • src/hooks/useQRCodeDonation.ts
  • src/services/donation.ts
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (6)
  • lang/ca.json
  • lang/en.json
  • lang/es.json
  • package.json
  • src/components/views/donate/DonateIndex.tsx
  • src/components/views/donate/DonationCard.tsx
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src/components/views/donate/DonateToGiveth.tsx

[error] 41-41: isNaN is unsafe. It attempts a type coercion. Use Number.isNaN instead.

See the MDN documentation for more details.
Unsafe fix: Use Number.isNaN instead.

(lint/suspicious/noGlobalIsNan)

src/components/views/donate/OneTime/SelectTokenModal/QRCodeDonation/QRDonationCard.tsx

[error] 173-173: Avoid the use of spread (...) syntax on accumulators.

Spread syntax should be avoided on accumulators (like those in .reduce) because it causes a time complexity of O(n^2).
Consider methods such as .splice or .push instead.

(lint/performance/noAccumulatingSpread)

Additional comments not posted (72)
src/components/IconWithToolTip.tsx (2)

2-2: LGTM: Correct import for CSSProperties.

The addition of CSSProperties to the import statement is appropriate for the new style prop.


Line range hint 1-56: Overall, good enhancement to the IconWithTooltip component.

The addition of the style prop improves the component's flexibility and reusability. The changes are well-implemented and don't appear to break any existing functionality.

To ensure smooth integration of these changes, please verify the following:

  1. Update any existing usage of IconWithTooltip that might benefit from the new style prop.
  2. Update component documentation or storybook examples (if any) to reflect this new capability.

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IconWithTooltip: Addition of style prop verified

The addition of the style prop to IconWithTooltip enhances the component's flexibility without affecting existing functionality. All current usages have been reviewed and are compatible with this enhancement.

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src/components/views/donate/OneTime/SaveGasFees.tsx (2)

10-11: Summary: Import path updates reflect project restructuring

The changes in this file are limited to updating import paths, which reflect a restructuring of the project's file organization. These modifications do not affect the functionality of the SaveGasFees component.

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10-10: LGTM. Verify other imports for consistency.

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src/components/views/transaction/QRDetailsSection.tsx (1)

5-5: LGTM! Verify the corrected import path.

The import path for QRDonationCardContent has been updated from 'OnTime' to 'OneTime', which appears to be a correction of a typo in the directory name. This change is consistent with the expected behavior and doesn't affect the component's usage within the file.

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src/components/views/donate/common/DonateAnonymously.tsx (3)

1-11: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and necessary.

The imports are logically structured and all seem to be used within the component. Good job on keeping the imports clean and relevant.


13-17: LGTM: Well-defined interface for component props.

The IDonateAnonymously interface is clear and properly typed. The use of a union type for selectedToken and making it optional is a good practice for flexibility.


19-43: LGTM: Component logic is well-implemented.

The DonateAnonymously component is well-structured and follows React best practices. Good use of hooks and proper handling of the toggle's disabled state based on wallet connection and token selection.

src/components/views/donate/common/helpers.tsx (3)

45-48: Improved type safety and clarity with explicit return type.

The addition of an explicit return type for the calcDonationShare function enhances type safety and provides better documentation of the function's output. This change makes the function's behavior more transparent and easier to understand for other developers.


Line range hint 1-1: Verify impact of removing getNetworkNames function.

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45-48: Verify usage of calcDonationShare across the codebase.

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src/components/views/donate/OneTime/TotalDonation.tsx (4)

47-51: Improved rendering logic for project donation

The conditional rendering has been simplified using a ternary operator. This change improves code readability and reduces duplication while maintaining the same logic.


60-64: Consistent improvement in rendering logic for Giveth donation

The conditional rendering for the Giveth donation has been simplified in the same manner as the project donation. This change maintains consistency in the code structure and improves readability.


Line range hint 1-114: Summary of changes in TotalDonation.tsx

The modifications in this file focus on improving code readability and consistency:

  1. The import path for calcDonationShare has been updated, suggesting a project restructure.
  2. Conditional rendering logic has been simplified throughout the component using ternary operators.
  3. The changes maintain the existing functionality while reducing code duplication.

These improvements enhance the maintainability of the component without altering its behavior.


6-6: Verify the updated import path for calcDonationShare

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src/components/modals/WrongNetworkInnerModal.tsx (1)

10-10: LGTM! Verify impact on other files.

The import path update for INetworkIdWithChain is correct and aligns with the reported file restructuring. This change improves the organization of the codebase.

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src/components/views/donate/common/common.styled.ts (13)

1-13: LGTM: Import statements are appropriate and concise.

The import statements are well-organized, importing necessary design system elements and components. There are no unused imports, which is good for maintaining a clean codebase.


15-29: LGTM: NetworkToast component is well-structured.

The NetworkToast component is appropriately styled using the design system's Flex component and color palette. The styling for child elements is specific and clear, which should result in consistent rendering across the application.


31-35: LGTM: SwitchCaption component is concise and well-styled.

The SwitchCaption component extends the design system's Caption component with appropriate styling. The use of the design system's color palette ensures visual consistency.


37-57: LGTM: BadgesBase component is well-designed with flexible styling options.

The BadgesBase component is thoughtfully implemented:

  • It extends the design system's FlexCenter component.
  • Uses props (active and warning) to modify its appearance, allowing for flexible usage.
  • Employs conditional styling logic that is clear and concise.
  • Utilizes design system colors and transitions, enhancing visual consistency and user experience.

This approach provides a versatile and maintainable styled component.


59-70: LGTM: EligibilityBadgeWrapper component implements responsive design effectively.

The EligibilityBadgeWrapper component:

  • Extends the design system's Flex component for consistent layout.
  • Implements responsive design using media queries, adjusting layout for different screen sizes.
  • Uses the design system's media query breakpoints, ensuring consistency with other responsive elements.

This approach results in a flexible and responsive container for eligibility badges.


72-75: LGTM: IconWrapper component is simple and purposeful.

The IconWrapper component is a concise styled div that:

  • Sets the cursor to pointer, indicating interactivity.
  • Uses the design system's color palette for visual consistency.

This simple approach is appropriate for wrapping interactive icons.


77-82: LGTM: GLinkStyled component enhances link interactivity.

The GLinkStyled component effectively extends the design system's GLink:

  • It focuses on enhancing the hover state, improving user interaction feedback.
  • The use of && increases style specificity, ensuring these styles take precedence.

This approach maintains consistency with the design system while adding custom interactivity.


84-101: LGTM: Input component is well-styled with accessibility considerations.

The Input component is thoughtfully implemented:

  • Extends AmountInput with additional styling.
  • Uses the disabled prop to adjust styles, enhancing accessibility.
  • Applies comprehensive styling to both the wrapper and inner input element.
  • Utilizes design system colors for visual consistency.

This results in a flexible and accessible input component that fits well within the design system.


103-108: LGTM: SelectTokenWrapper component is well-structured with accessibility consideration.

The SelectTokenWrapper component:

  • Extends the design system's Flex component for consistent layout.
  • Uses the disabled prop to adjust the cursor style, enhancing accessibility.
  • Applies concise styling for background, border-radius, and gap.

This approach results in a flexible wrapper component that can be easily used in various contexts.


110-112: LGTM: SelectTokenPlaceHolder component is concise and purposeful.

The SelectTokenPlaceHolder component:

  • Extends the design system's B component, maintaining consistency.
  • Adds a single, focused style (white-space: nowrap) to prevent text wrapping.

This minimalist approach is appropriate for a placeholder component.


114-123: LGTM: InputWrapper component provides a consistent and well-styled container.

The InputWrapper component:

  • Extends the design system's Flex component for consistent layout.
  • Applies comprehensive styling for border, background, padding, and positioning.
  • Uses design system colors, ensuring visual consistency.
  • Provides styling for child elements, creating a cohesive look.

This results in a versatile wrapper component that can be used to create consistent input layouts across the application.


125-131: LGTM: ForEstimatedMatchingAnimation component implements a smooth, prop-controlled animation.

The ForEstimatedMatchingAnimation component:

  • Uses a prop (showEstimatedMatching) to control its state.
  • Implements a transform-based animation for showing/hiding content.
  • Includes a transition effect for smooth visual changes.

This approach provides a reusable animated component that can be easily controlled in various contexts.


1-131: LGTM: Well-structured and consistent styled components for the donation view.

This file provides a comprehensive set of styled components that:

  • Maintain consistency with the design system by extending existing components and using system colors.
  • Offer flexible styling options through props and media queries.
  • Implement accessibility considerations (e.g., disabled states).
  • Use appropriate styling techniques for layout, animation, and responsiveness.

The components are well-organized and should contribute to a cohesive and maintainable UI for the donation view.

src/components/views/donate/QFEligibleNetworks.tsx (2)

1-23: LGTM: Imports and component declaration look good.

The imports are appropriate for the component's functionality, and the component is correctly declared as a constant functional component.


1-130: Overall assessment: Well-structured component with room for improvement

The QFEligibleNetworks component is well-structured and functional, effectively displaying eligible networks for matching donations. However, there are several areas where it could be improved:

  1. Robustness: Enhance the QR donation check and network filtering logic.
  2. Performance: Implement memoization for expensive calculations and consider using React.memo for child components.
  3. Accessibility: Add aria-labels to interactive elements.
  4. Maintainability: Refactor styled-components for better reusability and consider using a CSS-in-JS solution with static extraction.

Implementing these suggestions will result in a more robust, performant, and maintainable component.

src/components/views/donate/DonateToGiveth.tsx (5)

3-3: LGTM: New imports for toggle switch functionality.

The added imports are necessary for implementing the new toggle switch feature. They are correctly imported from the appropriate modules.

Also applies to: 16-19


25-25: LGTM: Added optional disabled prop to interface.

The addition of the optional disabled prop to the IDonateToGiveth interface is appropriate. It allows for implementing a disabled state for the component while maintaining backward compatibility.


34-34: LGTM: Destructured disabled prop in component.

The disabled prop is correctly destructured from the component props, allowing it to be used within the component logic.


39-39: LGTM: Added disabled state check in handleChange.

The addition of the disabled state check at the beginning of the handleChange function is a good practice. It efficiently prevents any modifications when the component is disabled.


110-126: LGTM: Improved styling and responsiveness.

The changes to the styled components enhance the visual consistency and responsiveness of the component:

  1. UserInput now properly handles the disabled state with conditional opacity.
  2. StyledInput has improved width, margin, and styling properties for better visual appeal.
  3. Container has new border and padding properties that enhance the overall look.

These updates contribute to a more polished and user-friendly interface.

Also applies to: 150-157

src/context/donate.context.tsx (2)

13-14: LGTM: New imports for QF round functionality.

The added imports for IQFRound, getActiveRound, and hasActiveRound are consistent with the changes in the context and provider. These imports support the new functionality related to Quadratic Funding rounds.


150-150: LGTM: Providing activeStartedRound in context.

The addition of activeStartedRound to the context value is consistent with the interface changes and makes the active QF round information available to context consumers.

src/components/RewardCard.tsx (1)

24-24: LGTM! Verify import consistency across the codebase.

The update to the import path for INetworkIdWithChain looks good. This change likely reflects a restructuring of the project files.

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src/components/views/donate/SuccessView.tsx (2)

39-41: LGTM: New interface ISuccessView is well-defined.

The new interface ISuccessView is correctly defined with an optional isStellar prop of type boolean. This addition enhances type safety and provides clear documentation for the component's props.


42-42: LGTM: Component signature updated correctly.

The SuccessView component signature has been properly updated to use the new ISuccessView interface and destructure the isStellar prop. This change enhances type safety and improves code readability.

src/types/config.ts (1)

254-256: Approved: New property added for numeric network IDs. Consider adding explanatory comment.

The addition of NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID provides a more specific type for network configurations with numeric IDs, which can be beneficial for operations requiring only numeric network IDs.

Consider adding a comment to explain the purpose and use case of this new property, especially in relation to the existing NETWORKS_CONFIG. This will help developers understand when to use each property.

Example:

/**
 * Network configurations indexed by numeric IDs only.
 * Use this when you need to ensure all network IDs are numbers.
 */
NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID: {
  [key: number]: NetworkConfig | NonEVMNetworkConfig;
};

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src/hooks/useCreateSolanaDonation.tsx (1)

19-19: LGTM: Import path updated correctly.

The import path for ICreateDonation has been updated to a more specific location. This change likely reflects a restructuring of the project's file organization, which can improve code maintainability.

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src/components/views/transaction/DonationStatusSection.tsx (1)

16-16: Approve the import path correction.

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src/config/development.tsx (4)

81-81: Approved: Variable name correction

The change from STELLAR_NOTWORK to STELLAR_NETWORK corrects a typo in the variable name. This improvement enhances code readability and maintains consistency with naming conventions.


131-131: Approved: Consistent use of corrected variable name

The NON_EVM_CHAINS array now correctly includes STELLAR_NETWORK instead of STELLAR_NOTWORK. This change maintains consistency with the variable name correction and ensures the proper use of the Stellar network configuration.


Line range hint 1-474: Suggestion: Thoroughly test Stellar network integration

The changes to correct the Stellar network configuration appear to be consistent and complete. However, to ensure these changes don't have any unintended side effects, it's recommended to thoroughly test the Stellar network integration within the application.

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  1. Verify that all components using the Stellar configuration are updated to use STELLAR_NETWORK.
  2. Test any functionality related to the Stellar network to ensure it works as expected with the corrected configuration.
  3. Check for any hardcoded references to STELLAR_NOTWORK throughout the codebase and update them if found.

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466-466: Approved: Correct spread of Stellar network configuration

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src/config/production.tsx (3)

Line range hint 67-85: LGTM: STELLAR_NETWORK constant is well-defined.

The STELLAR_NETWORK constant is correctly defined with all necessary properties. The naming is consistent with other network definitions in the file, and the structure follows the expected pattern for network configurations.


Line range hint 1-624: Summary of changes to STELLAR_NETWORK and STELLAR_CONFIG

The changes to the STELLAR_NETWORK constant and its usage in STELLAR_CONFIG appear to be correct and consistent with the rest of the file. Here's a summary of the review:

  1. The STELLAR_NETWORK constant is well-defined with all necessary properties.
  2. The STELLAR_CONFIG correctly uses the STELLAR_NETWORK constant and adds the required additional properties.
  3. A minor suggestion was made to add an empty gasPreference property to STELLAR_CONFIG for consistency with other configurations.
  4. A verification script was provided to check for any impacts of these changes on other parts of the codebase.

Overall, the changes look good, but please ensure to run the verification script and address any potential impacts on the wider codebase.


97-97: Verify the impact of STELLAR_NETWORK changes.

The STELLAR_NETWORK constant is correctly used in the NON_EVM_CHAINS array. However, it's important to ensure that these changes don't affect other parts of the codebase that might be using STELLAR_NETWORK or STELLAR_CONFIG.

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src/components/views/donate/Recurring/RecurringDonationCard.tsx (5)

3-3: Import statements look good!

The new imports and reorganization improve code readability and reflect the added functionality for anonymous donations and styled components.

Also applies to: 6-6, 14-14, 57-65


126-127: Good addition of wallet connection state!

The use of useGeneralWallet hook improves wallet connection handling, which is a good practice for managing wallet state across the application.


291-291: Good addition of disabled state for token selection!

Adding the disabled prop to SelectTokenWrapper when the wallet is not connected improves the user experience by preventing interaction when it's not possible.


384-384: Slider component renamed for consistency

Renaming StyledSlider to Slider improves code consistency and readability.


744-748: Great addition of anonymous donation functionality!

The new DonateAnonymously component adds important functionality for users who wish to donate anonymously. This is a valuable feature for many donors.

src/configuration.ts (2)

34-35: Initialization of NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID is correct

The declaration of NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID as an empty object to store non-EVM network configurations indexed by IDs is appropriate and aligns with the intended design.


62-65: Ensure unique network IDs to prevent configuration conflicts

When merging EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG and NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID into NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID, it's important to ensure that the network IDs used as keys are unique across both EVM and non-EVM networks. Overlapping IDs could lead to configurations overwriting each other and cause runtime errors.

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src/components/views/donate/OneTime/EstimatedMatchingToast.tsx (2)

59-65: Check for NaN or unexpected values in esMatching calculation.

The function call:

If any of the parameters are undefined or invalid numbers, esMatching could be NaN or incorrect.

Ensure all parameters are validated before calling the function. You might want to add checks or defaults to prevent calculation errors.


80-90: Ensure tooltip content is localized and accessible.

In the IconWithTooltip component:

Verify that the message ID 'component.qf-section.tooltip_polygon' corresponds to a localized string in all supported languages. Additionally, ensure that the tooltip is accessible via keyboard navigation and compatible with screen readers.

src/components/modals/SwitchNetwork.tsx (2)

22-22: Import statement is correct.

The import of INetworkIdWithChain is correctly updated to reflect the new path.


78-85: ⚠️ Potential issue

Potential logical error due to missing else statement

The current control flow may result in multiple sign-in functions being called sequentially. Specifically, if walletChainType === ChainType.SOLANA is true, both handleSignOutAndSignInWithEVM() and the subsequent condition could execute, leading to unintended behavior.

Consider restructuring the conditional statements to prevent multiple sign-in functions from being called:

 if (walletChainType === ChainType.SOLANA) {
     handleSignOutAndSignInWithEVM();
+} else if (
+    walletChainType === ChainType.EVM &&
+    chainType === ChainType.SOLANA
+) {
     handleSignOutAndSignInWithSolana();
 } else {
     switchChain?.({ chainId: networkId });
 }
 closeModal();

This ensures that only one sign-in function is called based on the wallet chain type.

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

src/components/views/donate/common/EligibilityBadges.tsx (1)

53-55: Ensure accurate calculation of donationUsdValue

When calculating donationUsdValue, there's a possibility that tokenPrice or amount could be undefined or 0, leading to unintended results. Verify that these values are always correctly defined and handle cases where they might not be.

src/components/views/donate/OneTime/SelectTokenModal/SelectTokenModal.tsx (5)

28-29: Imports added correctly

The imports for getBalanceForToken and fetchTokenBalances are appropriately added and necessary for the updated functionality.


85-86: Correctly retrieved wallet and chain information

Using useGeneralWallet and useAccount to access wallet address, connection status, and chain information is correct.


178-193: Balance fetching logic handles both EVM and non-EVM chains

The updated fetchBalances function correctly differentiates between EVM and non-EVM chains, fetching token balances accordingly.


200-202: Conditional execution of fetchBalances is appropriate

The check for isConnected before calling fetchBalances ensures that balance fetching is attempted only when the wallet is connected.


243-243: ⚠️ Potential issue

Update message when wallet is not connected

When the wallet is not connected and there are no tokens to display, the message "No token supported on this chain" might be confusing. Consider updating it to prompt the user to connect their wallet.

Apply this diff to update the message:

-        <div>No token supported on this chain</div>
+        <div>Please connect your wallet to view available tokens.</div>

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

src/components/views/donate/OneTime/DonateModal.tsx (1)

211-211: ⚠️ Potential issue

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src/components/views/donate/OneTime/SelectTokenModal/QRCodeDonation/QRDonationCard.tsx (1)

327-332: Verify that translation IDs are defined in locale files.

The formatMessage function uses textToDisplayOnConnect as the message ID. Ensure that all possible IDs (label.please_connect_your_wallet_to_win_givbacks_and_match, label.please_connect_your_wallet_to_win_givbacks, label.please_connect_your_wallet_to_match) are defined in your localization files to prevent missing translations.

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src/components/views/donate/OneTime/OneTimeDonationCard.tsx (2)

148-151: Confirm correctness of 'isOnQFEligibleNetworks' logic

The isOnQFEligibleNetworks variable relies on networkId and activeStartedRound.eligibleNetworks. Please verify that networkId is defined and that eligibleNetworks contains appropriate network IDs to accurately determine eligibility.


Line range hint 289-302: Review gas fee calculation logic

The gasFee calculation assumes that tokens other than the native token (zeroAddress) do not require gas fees. Verify that this assumption holds true in all cases, especially for tokens that might incur gas costs during transactions.

If tokens may have associated gas fees, adjust the condition to ensure accurate fee calculations.

} from '@/components/views/donate/common.styled';
import { INetworkIdWithChain } from '../common.types'; // Import the type
} from '@/components/views/donate/common/common.styled';
import { INetworkIdWithChain } from '../common/common.types'; // Import the type
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LGTM. Consider removing the comment in SaveGasFees.tsx.

The import path update for common.types is consistent with the previous change and looks good.


  • Nitpick: Remove the unnecessary comment in SaveGasFees.tsx to maintain cleaner code.

    - import { INetworkIdWithChain } from '../common/common.types'; // Import the type
    + import { INetworkIdWithChain } from '../common/common.types';
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The import path update for common.types is consistent with the previous change and looks good.

Consider removing the comment "Import the type" as it doesn't provide additional value:

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Comment on lines +45 to +60
const CheckBoxContainer = styled.div`
margin-top: 24px;
border-radius: 8px;
border: 1px solid ${neutralColors.gray[300]};
padding: 16px;
> div:nth-child(2) {
color: ${neutralColors.gray[900]};
font-size: 12px;
margin-top: 9px;
}
`;

const Caption = styled.div<{ disabled: boolean }>`
color: ${props =>
props.disabled ? neutralColors.gray[600] + ' !important' : 'inherit'};
`;
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider simplifying styled components for better maintainability.

The styled components are well-defined, but there's room for improvement:

  1. The nested selector in CheckBoxContainer could be more specific to avoid potential conflicts.
  2. Consider using theme variables for consistent spacing and font sizes.

Here's a suggested refactor:

const CheckBoxContainer = styled.div`
  margin-top: ${props => props.theme.spacing.xl};
  border-radius: ${props => props.theme.borderRadius.medium};
  border: 1px solid ${neutralColors.gray[300]};
  padding: ${props => props.theme.spacing.l};
`;

const StyledCaption = styled.div<{ disabled: boolean }>`
  color: ${props =>
    props.disabled ? neutralColors.gray[600] : neutralColors.gray[900]};
  font-size: ${props => props.theme.typography.fontSize.small};
  margin-top: ${props => props.theme.spacing.s};
`;

This refactor assumes you have a theme object with spacing, borderRadius, and typography properties. If not, you may need to define these values or use specific pixel values.

Comment on lines +24 to +29
const [showModal, setShowModal] = useState(false);
const { isConnected } = useGeneralWallet();
const { formatMessage } = useIntl();
const { activeStartedRound } = useDonateData();
const router = useRouter();
const isQRDonation = router.query.chain === ChainType.STELLAR.toLowerCase();
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider using a more robust check for QR donations.

The current implementation for checking if it's a QR donation relies solely on the 'chain' query parameter being 'stellar'. This might lead to false positives if the URL is manipulated.

Consider implementing a more comprehensive check, possibly involving multiple parameters or a dedicated flag from the server. For example:

const isQRDonation = router.query.chain === ChainType.STELLAR.toLowerCase() && router.query.qr === 'true';

This change would require updating the URL generation logic elsewhere in the application to include the 'qr' parameter for QR donations.

Comment on lines +30 to +37
const eligibleNetworksWithoutStellar = activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks
.filter(network => network !== config.STELLAR_NETWORK_NUMBER)
.map(network => ({
networkId: network,
chainType: config.EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG[network]
? ChainType.EVM
: ChainType.SOLANA,
}));
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Optimize and add error handling to the network filtering logic.

The current implementation for filtering and mapping eligible networks could be optimized and made more robust with error handling.

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Use optional chaining to handle potential undefined values.
  2. Add a type guard to ensure the network exists in the config.
  3. Use a single reduce operation instead of filter followed by map.

Here's an example implementation:

const eligibleNetworksWithoutStellar = activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks.reduce((acc, network) => {
  if (network !== config.STELLAR_NETWORK_NUMBER) {
    const networkConfig = config.EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG[network];
    if (networkConfig) {
      acc.push({
        networkId: network,
        chainType: networkConfig ? ChainType.EVM : ChainType.SOLANA,
      });
    } else {
      console.warn(`Network ${network} not found in config`);
    }
  }
  return acc;
}, [] as Array<{ networkId: number; chainType: ChainType }>);

This implementation is more efficient and includes error handling for missing network configurations.

Comment on lines +38 to +88
if (!activeStartedRound) return null;
return (
<Wrapper>
<Caption $medium>
{formatMessage({ id: 'label.eligible_networks_for_matching' })}
</Caption>
<IconsWrapper>
{activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks?.map(network => (
<IconWithTooltip
icon={
<TooltipIconWrapper>
{config.NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID[
network
]?.chainLogo(24)}
</TooltipIconWrapper>
}
direction='top'
align='top'
key={network}
>
<SublineBold>
{config.NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID[network]?.name}
</SublineBold>
</IconWithTooltip>
))}
</IconsWrapper>
{!isQRDonation && isConnected && (
<ButtonsWrapper>
<OutlineButton
onClick={() => setShowModal(true)}
size='medium'
icon={<IconNetwork24 />}
label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.switch_network' })}
/>
<ExternalLink href={links.ACROSS_BRIDGE}>
<OutlineButton
size='medium'
icon={<IconExternalLink24 />}
label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.bridge_tokens' })}
/>
</ExternalLink>
</ButtonsWrapper>
)}
{showModal && (
<SwitchNetwork
setShowModal={setShowModal}
customNetworks={eligibleNetworksWithoutStellar}
/>
)}
</Wrapper>
);
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance accessibility and performance of the rendered component.

While the rendering logic is generally sound, there are opportunities to improve accessibility and performance.

Consider the following enhancements:

  1. Add aria-labels to improve accessibility:
 <OutlineButton
   onClick={() => setShowModal(true)}
   size='medium'
   icon={<IconNetwork24 />}
   label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.switch_network' })}
+  aria-label={formatMessage({ id: 'aria.switch_network' })}
 />
  1. Memoize the eligibleNetworksWithoutStellar calculation to prevent unnecessary recalculations:
const eligibleNetworksWithoutStellar = useMemo(() => {
  // ... (calculation logic here)
}, [activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks]);
  1. Use React.memo for child components that don't need to re-render frequently:
const NetworkIcon = React.memo(({ network }) => (
  <IconWithTooltip
    icon={
      <TooltipIconWrapper>
        {config.NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID[network]?.chainLogo(24)}
      </TooltipIconWrapper>
    }
    direction='top'
    align='top'
    key={network}
  >
    <SublineBold>
      {config.NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID[network]?.name}
    </SublineBold>
  </IconWithTooltip>
));

Then use this memoized component in the render:

{activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks?.map(network => (
  <NetworkIcon key={network} network={network} />
))}

These changes will improve the component's accessibility and performance, especially when dealing with a large number of eligible networks.

Comment on lines +510 to +511
setAmount(selectedTokenBalance - gasFee)
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure 'amount' does not become negative

When setting the amount to selectedTokenBalance - gasFee, there is a possibility that the result could be negative if gasFee exceeds selectedTokenBalance. Ensure that the amount remains zero or positive.

Add a check to prevent negative values:

setAmount(
-   selectedTokenBalance - gasFee
+   Math.max(selectedTokenBalance - gasFee, 0n)
);
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setAmount(selectedTokenBalance - gasFee)
}
setAmount(Math.max(selectedTokenBalance - gasFee, 0n))
}

Comment on lines +408 to +412
isProjectGivbacksEligible &&
selectedOneTimeToken.isGivbackEligible &&
tokenPrice !== undefined &&
tokenPrice * projectDonationAmount >=
GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD
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⚠️ Potential issue

Validate existence of 'isGivbackEligible' property

When accessing selectedOneTimeToken.isGivbackEligible, ensure that selectedOneTimeToken is defined and that the property isGivbackEligible exists on the token object to prevent runtime errors.

Add a safety check to verify that selectedOneTimeToken and its properties are available.

- selectedOneTimeToken.isGivbackEligible &&
+ selectedOneTimeToken?.isGivbackEligible &&
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isProjectGivbacksEligible &&
selectedOneTimeToken.isGivbackEligible &&
tokenPrice !== undefined &&
tokenPrice * projectDonationAmount >=
GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD
isProjectGivbacksEligible &&
selectedOneTimeToken?.isGivbackEligible &&
tokenPrice !== undefined &&
tokenPrice * projectDonationAmount >=
GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD

Comment on lines +633 to +642
const FlexStyled = styled(Flex)<{ disabled: boolean }>`
border-radius: 8px;
background-color: white;
${props =>
props.disabled &&
`
opacity: 0.5;
pointer-events: none;
`}
`;
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure 'disabled' prop is optional in styled component

The FlexStyled component expects a disabled prop of type boolean. If disabled might be undefined, consider making the prop optional to prevent TypeScript errors.

Adjust the prop definition:

- const FlexStyled = styled(Flex)<{ disabled: boolean }>`
+ const FlexStyled = styled(Flex)<{ disabled?: boolean }>`

And update usage accordingly.

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const FlexStyled = styled(Flex)<{ disabled: boolean }>`
border-radius: 8px;
background-color: white;
${props =>
props.disabled &&
`
opacity: 0.5;
pointer-events: none;
`}
`;
const FlexStyled = styled(Flex)<{ disabled?: boolean }>`
border-radius: 8px;
background-color: white;
${props =>
props.disabled &&
`
opacity: 0.5;
pointer-events: none;
`}
`;

Comment on lines +495 to +500
<DonationPrice
disabled={!selectedOneTimeToken || !isConnected}
>
{'$ ' + donationUsdValue.toFixed(2)}
</DonationPrice>
</InputWrapper>
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⚠️ Potential issue

Handle potential NaN values in 'donationUsdValue'

When displaying donationUsdValue, ensure that it is a valid number before calling .toFixed(2). If donationUsdValue is NaN, this could cause display issues.

Consider adding a fallback value or a check to handle cases where donationUsdValue is not a valid number.

- {'$ ' + donationUsdValue.toFixed(2)}
+ {'$ ' + (isNaN(donationUsdValue) ? '0.00' : donationUsdValue.toFixed(2))}
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Suggested change
<DonationPrice
disabled={!selectedOneTimeToken || !isConnected}
>
{'$ ' + donationUsdValue.toFixed(2)}
</DonationPrice>
</InputWrapper>
<DonationPrice
disabled={!selectedOneTimeToken || !isConnected}
>
{'$ ' + (isNaN(donationUsdValue) ? '0.00' : donationUsdValue.toFixed(2))}
</DonationPrice>
</InputWrapper>

Comment on lines 69 to +71
const CryptoDonation: FC<{
setIsQRDonation: (isQRDonation: boolean) => void;
acceptedTokens: IProjectAcceptedToken[] | undefined;
}> = ({ acceptedTokens, setIsQRDonation }) => {
}> = ({ acceptedTokens }) => {
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Remaining references to setIsQRDonation found in the following files:

  • src/components/views/donate/DonationCard.tsx
  • src/components/views/donate/OneTime/SelectTokenModal/QRCodeDonation/QRDonationCard.tsx
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@RamRamez RamRamez merged commit 7392555 into develop Sep 25, 2024
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