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Merge main to develop #4782

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced new labels for donation functionalities in multiple languages, enhancing clarity for users.
    • Updated existing labels to improve user instructions regarding wallet connections and eligibility for GIVbacks.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Minor grammatical correction in the README for improved clarity.
  • Chores

    • Updated project version from 2.30.0 to 2.32.1.
    • Removed unused variables and simplified configuration in the application settings.

MohammadPCh and others added 30 commits August 29, 2024 13:31
…ng-donation

hotifx: prevent projects with Endaoment label from showing recurring donation view
…efault

HOTFIX: Comment-out-recurring-donation-default
Hotifx: adding gnosis safe back to connectors
MohammadPCh and others added 13 commits September 24, 2024 02:19
* 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

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Co-authored-by: HrithikSampson <[email protected]>
# Conflicts:
#	lang/ca.json
#	lang/en.json
#	lang/es.json
#	src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVbacks.tsx
#	src/components/IconWithToolTip.tsx
#	src/components/views/donate/DonatePageProjectDescription.tsx
#	src/components/views/donate/OneTime/OneTimeDonationCard.tsx
#	src/components/views/donate/OneTime/SelectTokenModal/SelectTokenModal.tsx
#	src/components/views/project/ProjectGIVbackToast.tsx
#	src/content/metatags.ts
#	yarn.lock
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The pull request introduces a series of updates across multiple language JSON files, enhancing labels related to donation functionalities and user instructions. Additionally, it includes minor grammatical corrections in the README.md, the removal of unused code in various files, and updates to configuration settings in next.config.js and package.json. Overall, the changes aim to improve clarity and user experience in the context of donations and project visibility.

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Files Change Summary
README.md Minor grammatical correction regarding environment variable instructions.
lang/ca.json, lang/en.json, lang/es.json New labels added and existing labels modified to improve clarity regarding donation functionalities and eligibility criteria.
lang/t_ca.json, lang/t_es.json Removal of specific keys related to GIVbacks and project owner notifications.
next.config.js Removed variable declaration for pjson, added giveth.io to allowed hosts, and simplified environment variable checks.
package.json Updated version number from 2.30.0 to 2.32.1.
pages/landings/ethdenver.tsx Removed GraphQL query logic for fetching campaign data, returning an empty props object instead.
pages/test2.tsx Removed console log statement for subgraphValues.
src/apollo/apolloClient.ts Simplified createApolloClient function by removing type assertions and altering link combinations.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (59)
pages/landings/ethdenver.tsx (1)

Issues Found: Unused Imports Present

  • The campaign prop is still being used in the EthDenverRoute component and should not be removed.
  • The FETCH_CAMPAIGN_BY_SLUG import appears only in a comment and can be removed.
  • The ApolloClient import is unused and should be removed.
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Line range hint 1-22: Clean up unused imports and props

Given the changes in getStaticProps, there are a few cleanup tasks that should be considered:

  1. The campaign prop is no longer being passed to EthDenverRoute, so it can be removed from its parameters.
  2. The FETCH_CAMPAIGN_BY_SLUG query import (if it exists) is likely unused and can be removed.
  3. If there are no other GraphQL queries in this file, the Apollo client import can also be removed.

Consider applying the following changes:

- import { ICampaign } from '@/apollo/types/types';
- // Remove FETCH_CAMPAIGN_BY_SLUG and Apollo client imports if they exist

export interface IEthDenverProps {
-	campaign?: ICampaign;
+	// Empty interface or remove if not needed
}

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

Make sure to update the EthDenverView component accordingly if these changes are applied.

Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the removed imports:

This will help ensure that all unnecessary code related to the campaign data fetching has been removed.

Also applies to: 40-49

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for usage of potentially unused imports

# Test: Search for usage of ICampaign, FETCH_CAMPAIGN_BY_SLUG, and Apollo client
rg --type typescript 'ICampaign|FETCH_CAMPAIGN_BY_SLUG|ApolloClient' pages/landings/ethdenver.tsx

Length of output: 134


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for usage of potentially unused imports

# Test: Search for usage of ICampaign, FETCH_CAMPAIGN_BY_SLUG, and ApolloClient in .tsx files
rg --type tsx 'ICampaign|FETCH_CAMPAIGN_BY_SLUG|ApolloClient' pages/landings/ethdenver.tsx

Length of output: 120


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for usage of potentially unused imports

# Test: Search for usage of ICampaign, FETCH_CAMPAIGN_BY_SLUG, and ApolloClient in the specific .tsx file
rg 'ICampaign|FETCH_CAMPAIGN_BY_SLUG|ApolloClient' pages/landings/ethdenver.tsx

Length of output: 191

src/components/views/homepage/AnnouncementBanner.tsx (2)

15-17: LGTM: Updated survey link and text

The link has been correctly updated to point to the new survey, and the text accurately reflects its purpose. Good use of the ExternalLink component for an external URL.

Consider adding an aria-label to the ExternalLink component to improve accessibility, e.g.:

 <ExternalLink href='https://giveth.typeform.com/donorsurvey2024'
+               aria-label="Open 2024 Donor Survey in a new tab">
   <Purple>2024 Donor Survey</Purple>
 </ExternalLink>

Line range hint 38-42: Remove unused styled component

The ImageStyled component is no longer used in the AnnouncementBanner component. Consider removing it to improve code cleanliness.

Apply this diff to remove the unused styled component:

-const ImageStyled = styled(Image)`
-	@media (max-width: 768px) {
-		display: none;
-	}
-`;

Also, remember to remove the unused Image import at the top of the file if it's not used elsewhere in the component.

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[error] 10-13: Avoid using unnecessary Fragment.

A fragment is redundant if it contains only one child, or if it is the child of a html element, and is not a keyed fragment.
Unsafe fix: Remove the Fragment

(lint/complexity/noUselessFragments)


[error] 19-19: Avoid using unnecessary Fragment.

A fragment is redundant if it contains only one child, or if it is the child of a html element, and is not a keyed fragment.
Unsafe fix: Remove the Fragment

(lint/complexity/noUselessFragments)

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

Line range hint 1-58: Summary: Import path updates reflect improved code organization.

The changes in this file are limited to import path updates, which seem to be part of a larger refactoring effort to improve code organization. The SaveGasFees component's functionality remains unchanged.

Key points:

  1. Common components and types have been moved to a dedicated 'common' folder.
  2. This reorganization likely improves maintainability and code structure.
  3. The component logic and implementation remain solid, following React best practices.

Consider documenting this structural change in the project's documentation or README to ensure all team members are aware of the new organization pattern for common components and types.

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

Line range hint 14-18: Consider making StellarData more flexible.

The StellarData object is currently hardcoded. If these values need to be dynamic or configurable in the future, consider moving this to a configuration file or passing it as a prop to the component.

Here's a potential refactor:

interface StellarDataType {
  name: string;
  chainType: ChainType;
  symbol: string;
}

const QRDetailsSection: React.FC<TQRDetailsSectionProps & { stellarData: StellarDataType }> = ({
  usdAmount,
  status,
  draftDonationData,
  stellarData,
}) => {
  // ... rest of the component
}

This way, StellarData can be passed as a prop, allowing for more flexibility and easier testing.

src/components/IconWithToolTip.tsx (2)

9-9: LGTM: Interface updated with new style prop.

The addition of the optional style prop of type CSSProperties enhances the component's flexibility while maintaining backward compatibility.

Consider updating the component's documentation (if any) to reflect this new prop and provide usage examples.


19-19: LGTM: Component implementation updated correctly.

The style prop is correctly destructured and passed to the IconWithTooltipContainer component, allowing custom styles to be applied as intended.

For improved type safety, consider using the React.CSSProperties type instead of CSSProperties. This ensures that the type is always from React, even if there's another CSSProperties type in scope. Update the import and usage as follows:

- import { CSSProperties, useEffect, useRef, useState } from 'react';
+ import React, { useEffect, useRef, useState } from 'react';

interface IIconWithTooltipProps extends ITooltipDirection {
    // ...
-   style?: CSSProperties;
+   style?: React.CSSProperties;
    // ...
}

Also applies to: 64-64

src/components/views/donate/common/DonateAnonymously.tsx (4)

1-11: Consider reviewing import style for consistency.

The file uses a mix of relative and absolute imports. For example, @giveth/ui-design-system is imported using an absolute path, while @/components/ToggleSwitch uses a relative path. It might be beneficial to check the project's import style guide and ensure consistency across the codebase.


19-22: LGTM! Consider future optimizations.

The component declaration, prop destructuring, and hook usage are implemented correctly. For future performance optimizations, you might consider wrapping the component with React.memo if it's expected to re-render often with the same props.


23-42: LGTM! Consider moving inline style to styled component.

The render logic is well-implemented, with good use of internationalization and conditional disabling for better UX. However, the inline style on line 34 (style={{ marginLeft: '-14px' }}) could be moved to the CheckBoxContainer styled component for better maintainability.

Consider updating the CheckBoxContainer styled component to include the margin:

const CheckBoxContainer = styled.div`
  // ... existing styles
  > div:first-child {
    margin-left: -14px;
  }
`;

This change would eliminate the need for the inline style in the JSX.


45-60: Review styling units and specificity.

The styled components are well-structured, but there are a couple of points to consider:

  1. Unit consistency: The CheckBoxContainer uses a mix of pixel and rem units (e.g., margin-top: 24px vs border-radius: 8px). Consider standardizing the units used for consistency, preferably using rem for better accessibility.

  2. Specificity issue: The Caption component uses !important for the disabled color. This might indicate a specificity issue. Consider refactoring the styles to avoid using !important, as it can make styles harder to maintain and override when necessary.

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

70-76: Consistent improvement in total donation rendering with minor suggestion

The conditional rendering for the total donation has been simplified consistently with the previous sections, improving overall code quality. The logic for calculating the total donation remains correct.

Consider adjusting the formatting slightly for consistency:

 {isActive
 	? formatPrice(projectDonation + givethDonation) +
-		' ' +
-		symbol
+		' ' + symbol
 	: '---'}

This minor change will align the symbol variable with the rest of the expression on the same line.

src/configuration.ts (2)

38-46: LGTM: Proper population of non-EVM network configurations.

The population of NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID is well-implemented, including environment-specific configurations for Solana. This approach provides flexibility for different environments while maintaining a clear structure.

Consider adding a comment explaining why Solana IDs are different in the staging environment. This would improve code maintainability. For example:

 if (!isProduction) {
-	// Cause Solana IDs are different in staging BE env
+	// Add additional Solana configurations for staging environment
+	// These IDs (101 and 102) are specific to the staging backend environment
 	NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID[101] = envConfig.SOLANA_CONFIG;
 	NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID[102] = envConfig.SOLANA_CONFIG;
 }

Line range hint 1-64: Overall improvements to network configuration management.

The changes in this file significantly enhance the management of network configurations, particularly for non-EVM networks. The introduction of NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID and the unified NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID provides a more structured and accessible way to handle different network types.

These improvements will likely simplify network-related operations throughout the codebase and make it easier to add or modify network configurations in the future.

As the project continues to evolve, consider the following suggestions for future improvements:

  1. If the number of networks continues to grow, consider moving network configurations to separate files for better maintainability.
  2. Implement a type guard or validation function to ensure all network configurations adhere to a consistent structure.
  3. If network-specific operations become more complex, consider implementing a factory pattern for creating network-specific handlers or utilities.

These suggestions aim to maintain the scalability and maintainability of the configuration as the project grows.

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

24-31: Consider refining the interface for clarity and consistency.

The IEstimatedMatchingToast interface is well-structured, but consider the following suggestions:

  1. Rename amount to donationAmount for clarity.
  2. Consider making token required if it's always expected to be present.
  3. Group related props (e.g., token and tokenPrice) using a nested interface.

Here's a suggested refinement:

interface ITokenInfo {
  token: IProjectAcceptedToken;
  tokenPrice: number;
}

interface IEstimatedMatchingToast {
  projectData: IProject;
  donationAmount: bigint;
  tokenInfo: ITokenInfo;
  isStellar?: boolean;
  show?: boolean;
}

67-72: Simplify the string interpolation for formattedDonation.

The current string interpolation for formattedDonation can be simplified for better readability.

Consider refactoring the formattedDonation assignment as follows:

const formattedDonation = formatDonation(
  esMatching,
  allocatedFundUSDPreferred ? '$' : '',
  locale,
  true
) + (allocatedFundUSDPreferred ? '' : ` ${allocatedTokenSymbol}`);

This change eliminates the need for nested template literals, making the code more concise and easier to read.

src/components/views/donate/common/common.styled.ts (2)

59-70: LGTM with a suggestion: EligibilityBadgeWrapper has good responsive design.

The EligibilityBadgeWrapper component effectively implements responsive design using media queries. The layout changes appropriately for different screen sizes.

Consider making the height of child elements more flexible:

 > div {
-    height: 36px;
+    min-height: 36px;
 }

This change would allow the content to expand if needed while maintaining the minimum height.


84-101: LGTM with a suggestion: Input component is well-implemented, but consider improving selector specificity.

The Input component effectively uses conditional styling based on the disabled prop and provides comprehensive styling for the input element.

Consider using a class selector instead of an id selector for better maintainability:

-#amount-input {
+.amount-input {
   border: none;
   flex: 1;
   font-family: Red Hat Text;
   font-size: 16px;
   font-style: normal;
   font-weight: 500;
   line-height: 150%; /* 24px */
   width: 100%;
 }

This change would make the component more flexible and easier to maintain if the id needs to change in the future.

src/components/views/homepage/HomeIndex.tsx (1)

22-22: Clarify the purpose and impact of reintroducing AnnouncementBanner

The reintroduction of the AnnouncementBanner component to the HomeIndex is a significant change that could affect the user experience of the homepage. To ensure this change aligns with the project's goals, please provide clarification on the following points:

  1. What is the specific purpose of reintroducing the AnnouncementBanner?
  2. Is this a temporary or permanent addition to the homepage?
  3. How does this change align with the overall user experience and design of the website?
  4. Have you considered any potential impact on page load time or performance?

Consider implementing a feature flag or configuration option to easily enable/disable the AnnouncementBanner without code changes. This would provide flexibility for testing or temporary announcements.

Also applies to: 69-69

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

22-23: LGTM: PFP_ABI declaration updated correctly

The new declaration of PFP_ABI is an improvement:

  1. It correctly uses the imported PFP_ARTIFACTS.
  2. The as Abi type assertion ensures type safety.

This change enhances maintainability and type safety.

Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of PFP_ABI for better code documentation:

+// ABI for the PFP (Profile Picture) smart contract
const PFP_ABI = PFP_ARTIFACTS.abi as Abi;
src/components/views/donate/QFEligibleNetworks.tsx (3)

24-29: LGTM: State and context usage is appropriate.

The component efficiently manages its state and retrieves necessary data from various sources. However, consider memoizing the router.query.chain value to optimize performance.

Consider applying this optimization:

-const isQRDonation = router.query.chain === ChainType.STELLAR.toLowerCase();
+const isQRDonation = React.useMemo(() => router.query.chain === ChainType.STELLAR.toLowerCase(), [router.query.chain]);

39-88: LGTM: Rendering logic is well-structured. Consider component breakdown.

The component's rendering logic is well-structured and uses appropriate conditional rendering. The use of internationalization for text content is good for localization. However, to improve maintainability and reusability, consider breaking down the component into smaller sub-components.

Consider refactoring the component into smaller, reusable parts:

  1. Create a NetworkIcons component for the network icons section.
  2. Create an ActionButtons component for the buttons section.

This will make the main component more readable and easier to maintain:

const NetworkIcons = ({ networks }) => {
  // Render network icons
};

const ActionButtons = ({ isQRDonation, isConnected, onSwitchNetwork }) => {
  // Render action buttons
};

const QFEligibleNetworks = () => {
  // ... existing state and hooks

  return (
    <Wrapper>
      <Caption $medium>{formatMessage({ id: 'label.eligible_networks_for_matching' })}</Caption>
      <NetworkIcons networks={activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks} />
      <ActionButtons
        isQRDonation={isQRDonation}
        isConnected={isConnected}
        onSwitchNetwork={() => setShowModal(true)}
      />
      {showModal && (
        <SwitchNetwork
          setShowModal={setShowModal}
          customNetworks={eligibleNetworksWithoutStellar}
        />
      )}
    </Wrapper>
  );
};

91-128: LGTM: Styling is appropriate. Consider using theme variables.

The use of styled-components is consistent with the project's styling approach, and the styles seem appropriate for the component's layout and design. To improve maintainability, consider using theme variables for colors instead of hard-coding them.

Replace hard-coded colors with theme variables:

const ButtonsWrapper = styled.div`
  // ...
  button {
    height: 32px;
-   color: ${brandColors.giv[500]};
-   border: 1px solid ${brandColors.giv[500]};
+   color: ${({ theme }) => theme.colors.primary};
+   border: 1px solid ${({ theme }) => theme.colors.primary};
  }
`;

const Wrapper = styled.div`
  // ...
- border: 1px solid ${neutralColors.gray[300]};
- background: ${neutralColors.gray[100]};
+ border: 1px solid ${({ theme }) => theme.colors.borderLight};
+ background: ${({ theme }) => theme.colors.backgroundLight};
- color: ${neutralColors.gray[800]};
+ color: ${({ theme }) => theme.colors.textPrimary};
`;

Ensure that these theme variables are defined in your theme configuration.

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

22-22: LGTM: Importing contract artifacts

Importing the entire PFP_ARTIFACTS is a good practice in web3 development. It allows access to all compiled contract data, not just the ABI.

Consider adding a type annotation for PFP_ARTIFACTS to improve type safety:

import PFP_ARTIFACTS from '@/artifacts/pfpGiver.json';

to:

import PFP_ARTIFACTS from '@/artifacts/pfpGiver.json' assert { type: 'json' };

This ensures that TypeScript treats the imported file as a JSON module, providing better type inference.


13-13: Overall: Improved ABI handling with minimal impact

The changes in this file focus on enhancing the import and usage of the PFP contract ABI. They improve type safety and follow best practices for working with smart contract artifacts in a React component. The modifications are localized and don't affect the overall functionality of the component.

Consider applying similar improvements to other components that interact with smart contracts to maintain consistency across the codebase.

Also applies to: 22-22, 34-34

next.config.js (2)

Line range hint 103-119: Consider removing or documenting commented-out code

There's a block of commented-out code related to production-specific redirects. To improve code cleanliness and maintainability, consider either removing this code if it's no longer needed or adding a comment explaining why it's kept and under what circumstances it might be reintroduced.


Line range hint 1-180: Maintain consistent quote style

The file uses a mix of single and double quotes for strings. To improve code consistency and adhere to common style guidelines, consider using a consistent quote style throughout the file. Most JavaScript style guides recommend using single quotes for strings unless you need string interpolation.

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

36-36: LGTM: New property added to IDonateContext interface.

The activeStartedRound property is correctly added as an optional field of type IQFRound. This aligns with the changes described in the summary.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this new property for better code documentation:

/** The currently active and started QF round, if any */
activeStartedRound?: IQFRound;

142-144: LGTM: Active QF round retrieval logic added.

The activeStartedRound is correctly computed using the getActiveRound function. The use of optional chaining (?.) is appropriate for handling potential undefined values.

Consider adding a fallback value or error handling in case getActiveRound returns unexpected results:

const activeStartedRound = getActiveRound(project?.qfRounds)?.activeStartedRound ?? null;

This ensures that activeStartedRound is always either the expected IQFRound object or null, which can be easier to handle in the component logic.

src/services/token.ts (1)

59-115: LGTM! Well-implemented token balance fetching function.

The fetchTokenBalances function is well-structured and efficiently handles both ERC20 and native tokens. It properly uses multicall for ERC20 tokens and individual calls for native tokens, which is a good approach for optimizing network requests.

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Add more detailed comments explaining the function's logic, especially for the token categorization and balance fetching processes.

  2. Include type annotations for better code readability and maintainability. For example:

export const fetchTokenBalances = async (
  tokens: IProjectAcceptedToken[],
  walletAddress: string | null
): Promise<Array<{ token: IProjectAcceptedToken; balance: bigint | undefined }>> => {
  // ... function body ...
}
  1. Implement more granular error handling to distinguish between different types of errors. For instance:
try {
  // ... existing code ...
} catch (error) {
  console.error('Error fetching token balances:', error);
  
  if (error instanceof AggregateError) {
    console.error('Multicall failed:', error.errors);
  } else if (error instanceof NetworkError) {
    console.error('Network error occurred:', error.message);
  }

  // ... existing fallback return ...
}

These improvements will enhance the function's maintainability and make it easier for other developers to understand and work with the code.

src/apollo/apolloClient.ts (1)

156-156: Correct integration of the new link combination

The update to use the new link variable in the ApolloClient configuration is correct and consistent with the previous changes. This ensures that the new link combination approach is properly integrated into the Apollo Client setup.

For improved consistency with modern JavaScript/TypeScript practices, consider using the object property shorthand:

- link: link,
+ link,

This minor change would make the code slightly more concise and align with common conventions.

src/types/config.ts (1)

254-256: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The addition of NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID is a good improvement for type safety when dealing with network configurations that have numeric IDs. It complements the existing NETWORKS_CONFIG property well.

Consider adding a brief comment above this property to explain its purpose and how it differs from NETWORKS_CONFIG. This would improve code readability and maintainability. For example:

// Configuration for networks with numeric IDs only
NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID: {
  [key: number]: NetworkConfig | NonEVMNetworkConfig;
};
src/components/views/donate/OneTime/SelectTokenModal/SelectTokenModal.tsx (1)

Line range hint 1-324: Overall improvements with suggestion for error handling.

The changes to the SelectTokenModal component significantly improve the token balance fetching logic. The separation of EVM and non-EVM cases, addition of loading state management, and improved error logging enhance the efficiency and reliability of the component.

However, to further improve user experience:

Consider adding user-facing error messages or notifications for failed balance fetches. This could involve creating a new state variable for error messages and displaying it in the UI when balance fetching fails. For example:

const [errorMessage, setErrorMessage] = useState<string | null>(null);

// In the fetchBalances function:
try {
  // ... existing code ...
} catch (error) {
  console.error('error on fetchTokenBalances', { error });
  setErrorMessage('Failed to fetch token balances. Please try again later.');
}

// In the JSX:
{errorMessage && <ErrorMessage>{errorMessage}</ErrorMessage>}

This addition would provide clearer feedback to users when there are issues with balance fetching.

src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVbacks.tsx (1)

277-277: Improved clarity with 'TBD' placeholder. Consider internationalization.

The change from '?' to 'TBD' as a fallback value for allocatedGivTokens improves clarity for users. This is a good user interface enhancement.

Consider using an internationalized string for 'TBD' to support multiple languages. You can achieve this by replacing the hardcoded 'TBD' with a formatted message:

-: 'TBD'}
+: formatMessage({ id: 'label.to_be_determined' })}

Don't forget to add the corresponding entry in your language files.

src/components/cards/MintCard.tsx (1)

29-29: LGTM: PFP_ABI constant declaration is correct.

The change to assign PFP_ABI from PFP_ARTIFACTS.abi is appropriate and aligns with the new import statement. The type assertion ensures type safety.

Consider using a more specific type if available, such as PFPContractAbi, instead of the generic Abi type. This would provide better type checking and autocompletion in the rest of the code.

src/components/views/project/ProjectGIVbackToast.tsx (1)

93-94: LGTM: Improved GIVback factor calculation.

The givbackFactorPercent calculation has been centralized and improved. This reduces code duplication and ensures consistent formatting.

Consider using Math.round() instead of toFixed() to avoid potential string-to-number conversion issues:

-const givbackFactorPercent = ((givbackFactor || 0) * 100).toFixed();
+const givbackFactorPercent = Math.round((givbackFactor || 0) * 100);
src/config/development.tsx (1)

Line range hint 466-470: Approved: STELLAR_CONFIG updated with correct properties.

The STELLAR_CONFIG has been properly updated to include all properties from STELLAR_NETWORK using the spread operator, and additional necessary properties have been added. The chainType, coingeckoChainName, and chainLogo are all set appropriately.

For consistency with other configurations in this file, consider adding a gasPreference property, even if it's not applicable to Stellar. This would maintain a uniform structure across all chain configurations.

Consider adding a gasPreference property to maintain consistency with other chain configurations:

 STELLAR_CONFIG: {
   ...STELLAR_NETWORK,
   chainType: ChainType.STELLAR,
   coingeckoChainName: 'stellar',
   chainLogo: (logoSize?: number) => <IconStellar size={logoSize} />,
+  gasPreference: {
+    // Not applicable for Stellar
+  },
 },
src/config/production.tsx (2)

618-621: LGTM! Consistent usage of renamed constant with a minor suggestion.

The STELLAR_NETWORK constant is correctly used in the STELLAR_CONFIG object, maintaining consistency with the earlier renaming. The use of the spread operator is good for maintainability.

For consistency with other network configurations in this file, consider adding a chainType property to the STELLAR_CONFIG object.

You might want to add:

 STELLAR_CONFIG: {
 	...STELLAR_NETWORK,
+	chainType: ChainType.STELLAR,
 	coingeckoChainName: 'stellar',
 	chainLogo: (logoSize?: number) => <IconStellar size={logoSize} />,
 },

Line range hint 1-621: Consider refactoring for improved maintainability.

While the changes in this PR are good, I noticed that this configuration file is quite large and contains settings for multiple networks. To improve maintainability and make it easier to manage network-specific configurations, consider refactoring this file into smaller, network-specific configuration files.

This approach would make it easier to:

  1. Locate and update network-specific configurations
  2. Add new networks without affecting existing configurations
  3. Manage imports in other parts of the codebase that might only need specific network configurations

Here's a suggested structure:

src/config/
├── index.ts
├── mainnet.ts
├── gnosis.ts
├── polygon.ts
├── optimism.ts
├── celo.ts
├── arbitrum.ts
├── base.ts
├── zkevm.ts
├── classic.ts
├── solana.ts
└── stellar.ts

Where index.ts would import and export all network configurations:

import mainnetConfig from './mainnet';
import gnosisConfig from './gnosis';
// ... other imports

export default {
  MAINNET_CONFIG: mainnetConfig,
  GNOSIS_CONFIG: gnosisConfig,
  // ... other exports
};

This refactoring is not urgent but could be considered for future improvements to the codebase structure.

src/components/views/donate/Recurring/RecurringDonationCard.tsx (4)

126-126: Improved wallet connection handling

The introduction of the isConnected state from useGeneralWallet hook enhances the user experience by disabling token selection when the wallet is not connected. This is a good practice for dApps.

Consider adding a visual indicator or tooltip to inform the user why the token selection is disabled when not connected.

Also applies to: 291-291


Line range hint 384-421: UI improvements and better localization support

The replacement of StyledSlider with a generic Slider component and the updated styling enhance the UI/UX of the donation process. The dynamic message format for the title improves localization support, which is excellent for international users.

Consider adding ARIA labels to the slider for better accessibility:

 <Slider
   min={0}
   max={100}
   step={0.1}
+  aria-label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.monthly_donation_percentage' })}
   styles={{
     // ... (styles remain unchanged)
   }}
   // ... (other props remain unchanged)
 />

744-748: New anonymous donation feature

The integration of the DonateAnonymously component adds a valuable feature for privacy-conscious donors. The component is well-integrated with the necessary props for state management.

Consider adding a brief explanation or tooltip near this component to inform users about the implications of anonymous donations (e.g., tax deductibility, recognition on the platform, etc.).


Line range hint 1-924: Overall improvements to the RecurringDonationCard component

The changes made to this component significantly enhance its functionality and user experience:

  1. Better wallet integration with the isConnected state.
  2. Improved UI with updated slider component and styling.
  3. Enhanced localization support with dynamic message formatting.
  4. New anonymous donation feature.

These improvements make the donation process more user-friendly and feature-rich. The code organization has also been enhanced with the introduction of new components and hooks.

Consider adding more inline comments to explain complex logic, especially around the slider value mapping and stream calculations, to improve code maintainability for future developers.

lang/es.json (1)

627-627: Modified label for anonymous donations

The label "label.make_it_anonymous" has been updated to "Hacer mi donación anónimo". While the translation is generally correct, there's a small grammatical issue.

Consider changing "anónimo" to "anónima" to agree with "donación" (feminine noun). The corrected version would be:

-"label.make_it_anonymous": "Hacer mi donación anónimo",
+"label.make_it_anonymous": "Hacer mi donación anónima",
src/components/ToggleSwitch.tsx (1)

119-120: Avoid using !important in CSS unless necessary

The use of !important in the font-size for Caption can lead to specificity issues and make overrides difficult. Remove it unless it's essential.

Apply this diff to remove !important:

 font-size: ${props =>
-	props.size === EToggleSwitchSizes.SMALL ? '14px !important' : '16px'};
+	props.size === EToggleSwitchSizes.SMALL ? '14px' : '16px'};
src/components/views/donate/DonateToGiveth.tsx (3)

80-84: Reflect disabled state in option buttons

When disabled is true, the option buttons still appear interactive, which might mislead users. To enhance user experience, adjust the styles and cursor behavior of the OptionWrapper components to indicate they are disabled.

Consider applying the following changes:

  1. Pass the disabled prop to OptionWrapper:
						<OptionWrapper
							$isSelected={donationToGiveth === option}
							size='Small'
							key={option}
							onClick={() =>
								!disabled && setDonationToGiveth(option)
							}
+							disabled={disabled}
						>
  1. Update the OptionWrapper styled component to adjust styles based on disabled:
const OptionWrapper = styled(GLink)<{ $isSelected: boolean; disabled?: boolean }>`
	background: ${props =>
		props.$isSelected ? brandColors.giv[100] : brandColors.giv[50]};
	border: 1px solid
		${props => (props.$isSelected ? brandColors.giv[500] : 'transparent')};
	border-radius: 54px;
	width: 48px;
	height: 32px;
	display: flex !important;
	justify-content: center;
	align-items: center;
	color: ${brandColors.giv[500]} !important;
-	cursor: pointer;
+	cursor: ${props => (props.disabled ? 'not-allowed' : 'pointer')};
+	opacity: ${props => (props.disabled ? 0.4 : 1)};
`;

119-119: Consider making input width responsive

Setting a fixed width of 50px may cause layout issues on different screen sizes or when localization increases the input size. Consider using responsive units or allowing flexibility in the width to ensure proper display across devices.

Possible adjustment:

-	width: 50px;
+	width: 60px;
+	max-width: 100%;

Or use relative units:

-	width: 50px;
+	width: 20%;

145-145: Adjust text color for better readability in selected state

While the color change indicates the selected state, ensure that the text color provides sufficient contrast against the background for better readability, especially when the option is selected.

Consider reviewing the color contrast and adjusting if necessary to meet accessibility standards.

src/components/views/donate/DonatePageProjectDescription.tsx (4)

190-190: Remove the empty <B> component

An empty <B></B> component is present, which doesn't render any content and may be unnecessary.

Consider removing it to clean up the code:

- <B></B>

197-201: Redundant referrerPolicy attribute in the anchor tag

The referrerPolicy='no-referrer' attribute may be redundant since the rel='noreferrer' attribute already prevents the browser from sending the referrer information.

You can safely remove the referrerPolicy attribute:

<a
  href='https://docs.giveth.io/whatisgiveth/zero-fees'
  target='_blank'
- referrerPolicy='no-referrer'
  rel='noreferrer'
>

Line range hint 77-213: Consider refactoring the component for better readability

The DonatePageProjectDescription component has grown quite large and contains nested conditional logic, which can make it difficult to read and maintain.

To improve readability and maintainability:

  • Extract Subcomponents: Break down the component into smaller, reusable subcomponents (e.g., AmountRaised, DonationInfo, DonateDescription).
  • Simplify Conditional Rendering: Use helper functions or separate components to handle complex conditional logic.
  • Improve Variable Naming: Use more descriptive names for variables and functions to enhance code clarity.

284-287: Add missing styles to NoFund component for better presentation

The NoFund styled component might need additional styling to ensure proper text alignment and presentation.

Consider adding text alignment and adjusting margins:

const NoFund = styled(H4)`
  color: ${neutralColors.gray[800]};
  margin-top: 16px;
+ text-align: center;
`;
src/components/views/donate/DonationCard.tsx (2)

64-64: Remove unused variable isEndaomentProject.

The variable isEndaomentProject is defined but only used in commented-out code. Removing unused variables helps keep the codebase clean and reduces potential confusion.

Apply this diff to remove the unused variable:

-	const isEndaomentProject = project?.organization?.label === 'endaoment';

123-129: Consider removing commented-out code.

The code block from lines 125 to 129 is commented out with a note for future polish. Leaving commented-out code can clutter the codebase. Consider removing it and using version control to retrieve it when needed.

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

268-344: Consider Lazy Loading for Performance Optimization

The component renders many heavy components like images and complex sections:

<ProjectCardImage image={project.image} />
<DonatePageProjectDescription projectData={project} />

Consider implementing lazy loading or code splitting for these components to enhance performance, especially on mobile devices.


350-352: Use Responsive Units Instead of Fixed Pixels

In the Wrapper styled component:

const Wrapper = styled.div`
  margin-top: 91px;
`;

Using fixed pixel values can affect responsiveness. Consider using rem, em, or viewport units (vh, vw) for better scalability across different screen sizes.

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

415-415: Use localization for button labels

The button labels are hardcoded as 'Next'. To support internationalization, consider using formatMessage with appropriate message IDs.

Apply the following changes:

-    								<OutlineButton
-    									label='Next'
+    								<OutlineButton
+    									label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.next' })}

And

-    								<Button
-    									label='Next'
+    								<Button
+    									label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.next' })}

Ensure that the message ID 'label.next' exists in your translation files.

Also applies to: 423-423

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

494-497: Handle potential NaN in donation price display

When displaying the donation price in USD:

{'$ ' + donationUsdValue.toFixed(2)}

If donationUsdValue is NaN, this will display as '$ NaN'. Consider adding a check to display $ 0.00 or a placeholder when donationUsdValue is not a valid number.

Apply this diff to handle NaN values:

-{'$ ' + donationUsdValue.toFixed(2)}
+{'$ ' + (isNaN(donationUsdValue) ? '0.00' : donationUsdValue.toFixed(2))}

616-617: Ensure consistent styling for OutlineButtonStyled

The OutlineButtonStyled component sets a fixed width:

width: 100%;

Ensure this doesn't cause layout issues on smaller screens or within parent containers with limited width.

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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.

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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.

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src/components/views/homepage/AnnouncementBanner.tsx

[error] 19-19: Avoid using unnecessary Fragment.

A fragment is redundant if it contains only one child, or if it is the child of a html element, and is not a keyed fragment.
Unsafe fix: Remove the Fragment

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pages/landings/ethdenver.tsx (1)

24-39: ⚠️ Potential issue

Review the impact of removing campaign data fetching

The changes in getStaticProps have significant implications:

  1. The component no longer receives campaign data, which may affect its rendering and functionality.
  2. There's an inconsistency between the empty props returned and the IEthDenverProps interface, which expects a campaign prop.
  3. The removal of the revalidation period means the page will be statically generated at build time without on-demand regeneration.

To address these issues:

  1. Update the EthDenverView component to handle the case when no campaign data is provided.
  2. Consider updating the IEthDenverProps interface to make the campaign prop optional:
export interface IEthDenverProps {
	campaign?: ICampaign | null;
}
  1. If the campaign is truly inactive, consider removing the commented-out code for clarity.

Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the campaign data in the EthDenverView component:

This will help ensure that the component is updated to handle the absence of campaign data.

src/components/views/homepage/AnnouncementBanner.tsx (1)

11-12: LGTM: Updated announcement text

The new text effectively engages recent donors and introduces the survey concept. This change aligns well with the shift in focus described in the AI summary.

src/components/GIVeconomyPages/commons.tsx (1)

16-16: Height adjustment for tablet view: Consider responsive design implications

The height of the TopContainer component for tablet devices has been increased from 370px to 400px. This change may improve the layout on tablet devices, but it's important to consider the following:

  1. Ensure this height increase doesn't cause any unintended overflow or layout shifts in the parent components or adjacent elements.
  2. Verify that this change aligns with the design specifications and doesn't break the visual harmony with other components on the page.
  3. Test this change across various tablet devices to confirm it improves the user experience as intended.

To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact other components or breakpoints, please run the following verification:

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Height Adjustment Verified: No Conflicts Found

The height of the TopContainer component has been successfully increased from 370px to 400px for tablet devices.

  • No hardcoded heights of 370px were found that could conflict with this change.
  • No components depend on the previous 370px height value.
  • Media queries for tablets are extensively used, but none directly impact the TopContainer's height.

This change appears to be isolated and should not negatively affect other components or responsive behaviors.

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

Line range hint 13-58: LGTM! Component implementation looks good.

The SaveGasFees component is well-structured and follows React best practices:

  • It uses appropriate hooks (useState, useIntl, useAccount).
  • Implements conditional rendering based on chain ID and accepted chains.
  • Properly handles user interactions for network switching.

The logic remains unchanged and appears to function as intended.


10-11: LGTM! Verify import path changes across the project.

The changes to the import paths reflect an improved organization of common components and types. This is a good practice for maintainability.

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Verified the import path changes across the project. All old import paths have been removed, and new paths are used consistently.

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

5-5: LGTM! Verify consistency across the codebase.

The change from 'OnTime' to 'OneTime' in the import path appears to be a correction. This looks good, but it's important to ensure this change is consistent across the entire codebase.

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Change Verified: Import path updated to 'OneTime'

The change from 'OnTime' to 'OneTime' in the import path has been verified across the codebase, and the directory structure matches the updated import path.

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src/components/IconWithToolTip.tsx (2)

2-2: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.

The addition of CSSProperties to the import statement is consistent with the new style prop being added to the component.


Line range hint 1-64: Summary: Successful addition of custom styling capability.

The changes to the IconWithTooltip component successfully introduce the ability to apply custom styles. This enhancement improves the component's flexibility and reusability across different contexts. The implementation is consistent and maintains backward compatibility.

Key points:

  1. New style prop added to the interface.
  2. CSSProperties imported and used correctly.
  3. style prop correctly passed to the container component.

These changes align with the PR objectives and the AI-generated summary, providing the expected functionality for custom styling of the IconWithTooltip component.

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

62-62: LGTM!

The default export of the component is correct and follows common React practices.

src/components/views/donate/common/helpers.tsx (2)

45-48: Improved type safety and readability in calcDonationShare function

The explicit return type definition enhances the function's type safety and readability. This change aligns with TypeScript best practices and makes the function's output structure clearer to other developers.


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

The getNetworkNames function has been removed from this file. Please ensure that:

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  2. The functionality provided by this function is no longer needed or has been implemented differently elsewhere.

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All references to the getNetworkNames function have been successfully removed from the codebase. The removal is verified and does not impact other parts of the code.

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

47-51: Improved conditional rendering for project donation

The simplification of the conditional rendering using a ternary operator enhances code readability while maintaining the same logic. This change aligns with modern React best practices.


60-64: Consistent improvement in Giveth donation rendering

The conditional rendering for the Giveth donation has been simplified in the same manner as the project donation section. This consistency improves the overall code quality and maintainability.


Line range hint 47-76: Overall improvement in code readability and consistency

The changes in this file consistently simplify the conditional rendering logic across multiple sections (project donation, Giveth donation, and total donation). These modifications enhance code readability and maintainability without altering the component's functionality. The updates align well with the PR objectives of updating and simplifying components.

src/configuration.ts (2)

33-34: LGTM: New constant for non-EVM network configurations.

The addition of NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID is a good approach to organize non-EVM network configurations by their network IDs. This will make it easier to access these configurations throughout the codebase.


61-64: LGTM: Unified network configuration object.

The addition of NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID is a good approach to provide a single point of access for all network configurations, both EVM and non-EVM. This will simplify network-related operations in the codebase.

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Verified: NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID correctly includes all network configurations.

The NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID properly merges EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG and NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID, ensuring all network configurations are included as intended.

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src/lib/constants/constants.ts (1)

128-129: Approved. Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The new constant GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD is appropriately named and follows the file's naming convention. However, to improve code readability and maintainability, consider adding a brief comment explaining its purpose.

Consider adding a comment like this:

+// Minimum donation amount in USD to qualify for GIVbacks
export const GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD = 5;

Let's verify the usage of this new constant in the codebase:

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Verified: Usage of GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD

The GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD constant is correctly utilized across the codebase in the following files:

  • src/components/views/project/ProjectGIVbackToast.tsx
  • src/components/views/donate/OneTime/OneTimeDonationCard.tsx
  • src/components/views/donate/common/EligibilityBadges.tsx
  • src/components/views/donate/DonateIndex.tsx

No issues were found with the addition of this constant.

Consider adding a comment for clarity as previously suggested.

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

97-107: Well-implemented styled component with conditional styling.

The Wrapper styled component is well-structured and effectively uses conditional styling based on the show prop. The use of semantic color variables and responsive styling is commendable.


109-109: Correct default export of the component.

The component is properly exported as the default export, following common React component export patterns.

src/components/views/donate/common/common.styled.ts (10)

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

The NetworkToast component is properly structured and utilizes the design system effectively. The nested styling for child elements ensures proper layout and flexibility.


31-35: LGTM: SwitchCaption component is correctly implemented.

The SwitchCaption component is concise and follows the design system guidelines. The use of cursor: pointer appropriately indicates its interactive nature.


37-57: LGTM: BadgesBase component is well-implemented with good use of props.

The BadgesBase component effectively uses conditional styling based on props. The use of design system colors and the smooth color transition enhance the user experience and maintain visual consistency.


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

The IconWrapper component is concise and follows the design system guidelines. The use of cursor: pointer appropriately indicates its interactive nature.


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

The GLinkStyled component effectively extends the base GLink component with appropriate hover effects. The use of && ensures style specificity.


103-108: LGTM: SelectTokenWrapper component is well-implemented.

The SelectTokenWrapper component effectively uses conditional styling based on the disabled prop. The use of the Flex component from the design system ensures consistency with the overall design.


110-112: LGTM: SelectTokenPlaceHolder component is simple and effective.

The SelectTokenPlaceHolder component effectively prevents text wrapping, which helps maintain the intended layout. The use of the B component from the design system ensures consistency with the overall typography.


114-123: LGTM: InputWrapper component is well-implemented.

The InputWrapper component effectively uses the design system's Flex component and colors. The styling provides a consistent look for input elements, and the position: relative allows for flexible positioning of child elements if needed.


125-131: LGTM: ForEstimatedMatchingAnimation component provides smooth animation control.

The ForEstimatedMatchingAnimation component effectively uses the showEstimatedMatching prop to control the visibility of content through translation. The transition property ensures a smooth animation between states.


1-131: Overall assessment: Well-structured and consistent styled components.

This file demonstrates a good use of styled-components and the design system. The components are well-organized, with clear separation of concerns. The consistent use of design system elements ensures visual coherence across the application. The minor suggestions provided earlier will further enhance the maintainability and flexibility of the components.

src/components/views/homepage/HomeIndex.tsx (2)

22-22: LGTM: AnnouncementBanner import added

The import statement for the AnnouncementBanner component has been correctly added. This change aligns with the reintroduction of the AnnouncementBanner in the component.


69-69: Verify AnnouncementBanner props and layout impact

The AnnouncementBanner component has been successfully added to the HomeIndex component. Its placement at the top of the return statement suggests it will be prominently displayed on the homepage.

However, please verify the following:

  1. Does the AnnouncementBanner component require any props? If so, they should be added.
  2. Have you tested the impact of this addition on the overall layout and user experience of the homepage?

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package.json (1)

3-3: Version update looks good.

The version bump from 2.30.0 to 2.32.1 is consistent with semantic versioning principles, indicating two minor version increments and one patch increment. This change aligns with the PR title "Merge main to develop", suggesting a routine merge operation.

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src/components/views/nft/overview/CheckEligibility.tsx (2)

14-14: LGTM: Import statements updated correctly

The changes to the import statements are appropriate:

  1. Adding Abi from viem is consistent with the updated PFP_ABI declaration.
  2. Importing the entire PFP_ARTIFACTS object provides more flexibility for future use.

These changes improve the code structure and maintainability.

Also applies to: 16-16


Line range hint 1-180: LGTM: Changes are well-integrated and consistent

The updates to the import statements and PFP_ABI declaration are consistently applied throughout the file. The checkAddress function correctly uses the updated PFP_ABI. The rest of the component logic remains unchanged, which is appropriate given the focused nature of these updates.

These changes improve the code structure without introducing any regressions or inconsistencies.

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-implemented component with room for optimization

The QFEligibleNetworks component is well-structured and follows React best practices. It effectively manages state, uses context, and implements internationalization. The styling is consistent with the project's standards.

Key suggestions for improvement:

  1. Optimize the eligible networks filtering and mapping logic.
  2. Break down the component into smaller, reusable sub-components.
  3. Use theme variables for colors in styled-components.
  4. Memoize the isQRDonation value for potential performance gains.

Implementing these suggestions will enhance the component's maintainability, performance, and reusability.

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

13-13: LGTM: Proper typing for ABI

The import of the Abi type from 'viem' is a good practice. It ensures type safety when working with smart contract ABIs.


34-34: LGTM: Proper ABI extraction and typing

The definition of PFP_ABI correctly extracts the ABI from the imported artifacts and applies proper typing. This approach is flexible and type-safe.

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ABI structure and 'mint' function are correctly defined

The ABI in src/artifacts/pfpGiver.json is properly structured as an array and includes the expected mint function with the appropriate inputs.

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next.config.js (2)

11-11: LGTM: Import changes look good

The direct import of generateRobotsTxt is correct, and the removal of the pjson import (as mentioned in the AI summary) suggests it's no longer needed in the configuration. These changes align with best practices for keeping imports clean and relevant.


Line range hint 1-180: Summary of next.config.js review

Overall, the changes to the Next.js configuration look good. The main points to address are:

  1. Remove the duplicate 'giveth.io' entry in the remotePatterns array.
  2. Consider cleaning up or documenting the commented-out redirect code.
  3. Maintain consistent quote style throughout the file.

These minor adjustments will improve the cleanliness and maintainability of the configuration file.

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

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

The new imports for IQFRound type and getActiveRound function are correctly added and align with the changes in the component logic.


150-150: LGTM: Context value updated with new activeStartedRound property.

The activeStartedRound property is correctly added to the DonateContext.Provider value. This change is consistent with the interface update and the new computation logic, ensuring that the active QF round information is available to consumers of this context.

src/components/RewardCard.tsx (1)

24-24: LGTM! Verify other imports across the project.

The import path update for INetworkIdWithChain reflects a project restructuring, moving common.types into a new common subdirectory. This change is correct for this file.

To ensure consistency across the project, please run the following script to check for any remaining imports using the old path:

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src/services/token.ts (1)

3-3: LGTM! Appropriate import for new functionality.

The new import from 'wagmi/actions' is correctly added and provides the necessary functions (getPublicClient, multicall, getBalance) used in the fetchTokenBalances function.

src/components/views/donate/SuccessView.tsx (3)

39-41: LGTM: Interface addition is well-defined.

The new ISuccessView interface is correctly defined with TypeScript syntax. The isStellar prop is appropriately marked as optional, which maintains backward compatibility. The naming convention follows TypeScript standards.


42-42: LGTM: Component signature updated correctly.

The SuccessView component signature has been properly updated to use the new ISuccessView interface. The isStellar prop is correctly destructured in the function parameters, which is a good practice for clarity and consistency with the interface definition.


Line range hint 1-279: Overall: Well-implemented changes with good practices.

The modifications to the SuccessView component successfully implement the new isStellar functionality. The code maintains good practices, is consistent with TypeScript standards, and shows attention to detail in terms of backward compatibility and clear syntax.

The suggestion for improving type safety in the isOnEligibleNetworks calculation is a minor optimization that could further enhance the robustness of the code.

Great job on these changes!

src/apollo/apolloClient.ts (3)

97-97: Improved type safety in httpLink creation

The removal of the as any type assertion is a positive change. This modification allows TypeScript to infer the correct type for the httpLink, which enhances type safety and reduces the risk of runtime errors. It's a good practice to avoid type assertions when possible, as they can mask potential type-related issues.


151-152: Improved Apollo link combination

The introduction of the link variable and the use of ApolloLink.from() is a significant improvement. This change offers several benefits:

  1. Enhanced readability: The array-based approach is more straightforward to understand at a glance.
  2. Improved maintainability: Adding or removing links in the future will be easier with this structure.
  3. Consistent behavior: ApolloLink.from() ensures that the links are composed in the correct order, which is crucial for the proper functioning of the Apollo Client.

The order of links (errorLink, authLink, retryLink, httpLink) has been preserved, maintaining the intended behavior of the Apollo Client setup.


Line range hint 97-156: Summary of Apollo Client configuration changes

The modifications to the Apollo Client configuration in this file are well-implemented and offer several improvements:

  1. Enhanced type safety by removing unnecessary type assertions.
  2. Improved readability and maintainability in link combination using ApolloLink.from().
  3. Consistent integration of the new link combination approach in the ApolloClient configuration.

These changes align with best practices in TypeScript and Apollo Client setup. They make the code more robust and easier to maintain in the future. The preservation of the link order ensures that the behavior of the Apollo Client remains consistent with the previous implementation.

Overall, these changes are a positive contribution to the codebase.

src/types/config.ts (1)

254-256: Verify usage of the new property in the codebase.

To ensure that the new NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID property is being used correctly and consistently throughout the codebase, it would be beneficial to check for its usage.

Run the following script to find occurrences of NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID:

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Adjust the search command to use the correct file type identifiers.

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src/hooks/useCreateSolanaDonation.tsx (1)

19-19: LGTM! Verify import path consistency across the project.

The updated import path for ICreateDonation reflects a project structure change. While this modification doesn't affect the functionality of this file, it's crucial to ensure consistency across the entire project.

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Import path consistency verified successfully.

All import paths for ICreateDonation have been updated to @/components/views/donate/common/helpers across the project.

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src/hooks/useCreateEvmDonation.tsx (1)

11-11: LGTM! Verify import consistency across the project.

The change in the import path for ICreateDonation looks good. It suggests an improvement in the project's folder structure organization.

To ensure this change doesn't introduce any inconsistencies, please run the following script to check for any remaining imports from the old path:

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

28-29: LGTM: New imports for token balance fetching.

The new import statements for getBalanceForToken and fetchTokenBalances are correctly added and align with the changes in token balance fetching logic.


87-88: LGTM: New variables for EVM chain and loading state.

The addition of evmChain and balanceIsLoading state variables is appropriate for managing EVM-specific operations and loading state during balance fetching.


200-201: LGTM: Improved error logging.

The change from console.log to console.error for error logging is an improvement. It correctly uses the appropriate console method for error messages.


204-205: LGTM: Conditional balance fetching.

The addition of the isConnected check before calling fetchBalances is a good optimization. It prevents unnecessary network requests when the wallet is not connected.


206-213: LGTM: Updated useEffect dependencies.

The addition of connection, isConnected, and isOnEVM to the useEffect dependency array is correct. This ensures that the effect runs when these relevant values change, maintaining the accuracy of the balance fetching logic.

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

21-21: LGTM: Import statement and code separation look good.

The addition of the PFP_ARTIFACTS import and the empty line for better code separation are appropriate changes that improve the code structure and readability.

Also applies to: 27-27


76-76: LGTM: Contract interaction changes are correct.

The modifications to use PFP_ABI in the baseParams object and readContract call are consistent with the earlier changes and ensure that the correct ABI is used for contract interactions.

Also applies to: 126-126


Line range hint 1-385: Overall assessment: Changes look good and improve code structure.

The modifications to import and use the PFP contract ABI are consistent throughout the file. These changes improve the code structure and maintainability. No significant issues were found in the changes.

src/components/views/project/ProjectGIVbackToast.tsx (5)

36-36: LGTM: Improved maintainability with constant import.

The addition of GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD constant improves code maintainability by centralizing the GIVbacks qualification value.


97-105: LGTM: Improved title formatting for verified owners.

The title construction has been simplified and improved:

  • Single formatMessage call enhances readability.
  • Use of parameters in formatMessage facilitates easier localization.
  • Incorporation of GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD constant improves maintainability.

These changes make the code more consistent and easier to maintain.


268-275: LGTM: Improved description formatting for verified public users.

The description formatting has been enhanced:

  • Use of formatMessage with parameters facilitates easier localization.
  • Incorporation of GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD constant improves maintainability.
  • This change aligns with the title formatting, improving overall code consistency.

These improvements contribute to better code maintainability and localization support.


361-361: LGTM: Improved button wrapper styling.

The change from width: 200px to min-width: 180px enhances the component's flexibility:

  • Allows for dynamic button width based on content.
  • Potentially improves responsiveness on smaller screen sizes.
  • May better accommodate text of varying lengths in different languages.

This modification contributes to a more adaptable and responsive design.


388-388: LGTM with a query: Changed media query breakpoint.

The media query breakpoint has been changed from tablet to laptopL. This modification likely impacts the responsive behavior of the component:

  • The layout will now switch from column to row at a larger screen size.
  • This may improve the appearance on medium-sized screens.

While this change seems reasonable, could you please clarify the rationale behind this adjustment? It would be helpful to understand if this aligns with specific design requirements or if it addresses any particular issues observed on certain device sizes.

src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVpower.tsx (1)

318-318: Improved spacing in BenefitsCard components.

The addition of line breaks (<br />) in the "for givers" and "for projects" sections improves the visual spacing and readability of the content.

Also applies to: 351-351

src/config/development.tsx (2)

Line range hint 81-93: Approved: STELLAR_NETWORK configuration corrected and well-defined.

The typo in the variable name has been fixed (STELLAR_NOTWORK → STELLAR_NETWORK). The configuration appears accurate for the Stellar testnet, including correct native currency details and block explorer URL.


131-131: LGTM: NON_EVM_CHAINS array updated correctly.

The STELLAR_NETWORK has been appropriately added to the NON_EVM_CHAINS array, which is consistent with the earlier renaming and correctly categorizes Stellar as a non-EVM blockchain.

src/config/production.tsx (2)

Line range hint 67-82: LGTM! Improved naming for Stellar network constant.

The renaming from STELLAR_NOTWORK to STELLAR_NETWORK is a good correction that improves code clarity and consistency. The constant definition looks complete and correct.


97-97: LGTM! Consistent usage of renamed constant.

The STELLAR_NETWORK constant is correctly used in the NON_EVM_CHAINS array, maintaining consistency with the earlier renaming.

src/components/views/donate/Recurring/RecurringDonationCard.tsx (1)

3-3: New imports and components enhance functionality

The addition of new imports, including styled components and the DonateAnonymously component, indicates improved code organization and new features. The introduction of the useGeneralWallet hook suggests better wallet integration.

Also applies to: 6-6, 14-14, 55-65

lang/en.json (19)

357-357: New label added for donation recipient

The new label "label.donate_to" has been added. This is a good addition for clarity in the donation process.


383-383: New label for eligible networks in QF matching

The label "label.eligible_networks_for_matching" has been added. This is useful for informing users about which networks are eligible for quadratic funding matching.


415-415: Updated label for community engagement

The label "label.fireup_your_community_to_use_givpower" has been changed to "Ask your community to boost your project". This change makes the message clearer and more direct.


504-504: New label for network check

The label "label.go_back_and_check_network" has been added. This is helpful for guiding users to ensure they're on the correct network.


532-532: Updated label for GIVpower explanation

The label "label.how_does_givpower_work" has been changed to "How does boosting work?". This change aligns with the new terminology and makes it clearer for users.


554-554: Updated label for GIVpower description

The label "label.imagine_a_world_where" has been changed to "Discover decentralized project curation with GIVpower boosting". This new description is more specific and informative about the feature.


627-631: New labels for donation anonymity and sanctioned wallets

Several new labels have been added:

  • "label.make_it_anonymous": For anonymous donations
  • "label.view_all_projects": For viewing all projects
  • "label.sanctioned_wallet": Warning for sanctioned addresses
  • "label.sanctioned_wallet_message_part1" and "label.sanctioned_wallet_message_part2": Detailed message for sanctioned addresses

These additions improve user experience and provide important information about sanctions.


757-760: New labels for wallet connection and GIVbacks

New labels have been added for prompting users to connect their wallets for various purposes:

  • Winning GIVbacks
  • Winning GIVbacks and matching donations in QF
  • Matching donations in QF
  • Informing about Stellar donations not being eligible

These additions provide clear instructions and information to users.


993-993: New label for Stellar network eligibility

A new label "label.stellar_is_not_eligible_for_matching" has been added to inform users that the Stellar network is not eligible for matching.


1033-1033: New label for switching to supported networks

The label "label.switch_to_supported" has been added to guide users to switch to supported networks.


1068-1068: Updated label for GIVbacks rewards explanation

The label "label.the_higher_your_rank_the_more_givback" has been updated to "The higher your rank, the better the GIVbacks rewards for donors." This change provides a clearer explanation of how rank affects rewards.


1100-1100: New label for project donation incompatibility

The label "label.this_project_doesnt_accept_on" has been added to inform users when a project doesn't accept donations on a specific network.


1118-1118: Updated label for project boosting reminder

The label "label.topranked_projects_will_eventually_get_funding" has been changed to "Don't forget to boost your own project too!" This change provides a more direct call-to-action for project owners.


1143-1144: Updated labels for donation trust and Stellar donations

Two labels have been updated:

  • "label.trust_that_your_donations_will_make" now emphasizes the verification system for impact.
  • A new label for trying donations with Stellar has been added.

These changes provide more information and options for donors.


1169-1169: Updated label for GIVpower usage

The label "label.use_giv_to_boost_projects" has been updated to explain that GIVpower is Giveth governance power and can be used for boosting projects or voting on Giveth DAO proposals.


1240-1240: New label for win-win situation

A new label "label.winwin_for_givers_and_projects" has been added, highlighting the mutual benefits for givers and projects.


Line range hint 1350-1374: New labels for donation page

Several new labels have been added for the donation page, including:

  • Minimum donation amounts for GIVbacks eligibility
  • Donation matching information
  • Project eligibility status for QF and GIVbacks
  • Network eligibility for matching

These additions provide important information to donors about the impact and benefits of their donations.


1672-1686: Updated labels for GIVbacks toasts

Several labels for GIVbacks toasts have been updated or added, including:

  • Messages for verified and non-verified project owners
  • Information about boosting projects and its effects on GIVbacks percentages
  • Explanations for projects that are vouched but not eligible for GIVbacks

These updates provide more detailed and specific information to project owners and donors about the GIVbacks system and project status.


Line range hint 1-1686: Overall assessment: Excellent additions and updates

The changes made to the lang/en.json file are well-implemented and significantly improve the user experience. New labels have been added to provide more information about GIVbacks, quadratic funding, network compatibility, and project boosting. Existing labels have been updated to use clearer language and provide more specific information. These changes will help users better understand the platform's features and make more informed decisions about their donations and project management.

The additions and updates are consistent with the existing content and maintain a cohesive voice throughout the file. No issues or inconsistencies were found in the new entries.

Great job on these improvements!

lang/es.json (9)

356-356: New label added for donation recipient

The new label "label.donate_to" has been added with the translation "Donar a". This is a correct and concise translation for "Donate to" in Spanish.


383-383: New label added for eligible networks

The new label "label.eligible_networks_for_matching" has been added with the translation "Redes elegibles para la asignación de QF". This accurately translates to "Networks eligible for QF allocation" in English, which is appropriate for the context of quadratic funding.


504-504: New label added for network check

The new label "label.go_back_and_check_network" has been added with the translation "Vuelve atrás y asegúrate de que estás en la red correcta." This correctly translates to "Go back and make sure you are on the correct network" in English, which is a clear instruction for users.


753-755: New labels added for wallet connection

Two new labels have been added:

  1. "label.please_connect_your_wallet_to_win_givbacks": "Conecta tu billetera para ganar GIVbacks."
  2. "label.please_connect_your_wallet_to_match": "Conecta tu billetera para igualar tu donación en QF"

Both translations are accurate and concise, providing clear instructions to users.


989-989: New label added for Stellar network eligibility

The new label "label.stellar_is_not_eligible_for_matching" has been added with the translation "Stellar no es elegible para esta ronda." This correctly informs users that the Stellar network is not eligible for the current round of matching.


1029-1029: New label added for switching to supported networks

The new label "label.switch_to_supported" has been added with the translation "Cambiar a redes compatibles". This accurately translates to "Switch to supported networks" in English, providing clear guidance to users.


1346-1370: New labels added for donation page

Several new labels have been added for the donation page, including eligibility for GIVbacks, matching funds, and project/token eligibility. All translations are accurate and consistent with the English versions provided in the AI-generated summary.


1668-1684: New labels added for project verification toasts

Several new labels have been added for project verification toast messages. The translations are accurate and provide clear information to project owners and donors about the status of projects and GIVbacks eligibility.


Line range hint 1-1740: Overall assessment of Spanish translations

The Spanish translations in this file are generally of high quality and accurately convey the intended messages. The new additions and modifications enhance the user experience for Spanish-speaking users of the Giveth platform. Most changes are consistent with the English versions provided in the AI-generated summary.

There was one minor grammatical issue identified (in label.make_it_anonymous), for which a suggestion was provided. Consider implementing this small change to improve grammatical accuracy.

Great job on maintaining consistency and clarity throughout the translations!

lang/ca.json (11)

356-356: New translation added for donation recipient

The new translation for "label.donate_to" has been added correctly. It's a simple and clear translation that matches the expected meaning.


383-383: New translation added for eligible networks

The translation for "label.eligible_networks_for_matching" has been added correctly. It accurately conveys the meaning of eligible networks for matching in Catalan.


504-504: New translation added for network check

The translation for "label.go_back_and_check_network" has been added correctly. It provides a clear instruction to go back and check the network in Catalan.


627-629: New translations added for donation-related labels

Three new translations have been added:

  1. "label.make_it_anonymous": Correctly translated to make the donation anonymous.
  2. "label.transaction_detail": Correctly translated for transaction detail.
  3. "label.qr_code_error": Properly translated for QR code error message.

All these translations are accurate and consistent with the existing style.


755-758: New translations added for wallet connection prompts

Four new translations have been added related to wallet connection and GIVbacks:

  1. "label.please_connect_your_wallet_to_win_givbacks": Correctly translated.
  2. "label.please_connect_your_wallet_to_win_givbacks_and_match": Accurately translated, including the mention of QF matching.
  3. "label.please_connect_your_wallet_to_match": Properly translated for wallet connection to match in QF.
  4. "label.stellar_donations_arent_eligible": Correctly translated to indicate Stellar donations are not eligible.

All these translations are accurate and consistent with the existing style.


991-991: New translation added for Stellar eligibility

The translation for "label.stellar_is_not_eligible_for_matching" has been added correctly. It clearly states that Stellar is not eligible for this round in Catalan.


1031-1031: New translation added for network switch prompt

The translation for "label.switch_to_supported" has been added correctly. It provides a clear instruction to switch to supported networks in Catalan.


1098-1099: Updated translation for project donation acceptance

The translation for "label.this_project_doesnt_accept_on" has been updated to be more specific about the project not accepting donations on a particular network. This change improves clarity and is consistent with the overall style.


Line range hint 1348-1372: New translations added for donation-related messages

Several new translations have been added for donation-related messages, including eligibility for GIVbacks, matching funds, and network-specific information. All translations appear to be accurate and consistent with the existing style. They provide clear information about donation thresholds, matching, and eligibility in Catalan.


1670-1685: Updated translations for project verification toasts

The translations for various project verification toast messages have been updated and new ones added. These include messages for verified owners, public viewers, and different verification statuses. The translations are accurate and provide clear information about the project's status and potential benefits of verification.


Line range hint 1-1741: Overall assessment of the Catalan translation file

The changes and additions to the Catalan translation file (lang/ca.json) are of high quality and maintain consistency with the existing translations. The new entries accurately convey the intended meanings and provide clear information for users. The file structure and formatting remain intact, and no issues were found with the JSON syntax.

Some notable improvements include:

  1. Addition of new translations for donation-related features, including GIVbacks and matching funds.
  2. Updated translations for project verification statuses and toast messages.
  3. New entries for network-specific information and wallet connection prompts.

These changes enhance the user experience for Catalan-speaking users and ensure that they have access to the latest features and information in their language.

src/components/ToggleSwitch.tsx (3)

3-3: Import of CSSProperties and FC is appropriate

The addition of CSSProperties and FC from 'react' is correct and necessary for typing and functional component definition.


5-8: Enums EToggleSwitchSizes and EToggleSwitchThemes are well-defined

The introduction of the EToggleSwitchSizes and EToggleSwitchThemes enums provides clear and manageable options for size and theme.


20-22: Optional props added to IToggleButton enhance flexibility

Adding size, theme, and style as optional properties to the IToggleButton interface allows for greater customization of the ToggleSwitch component.

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

25-25: Addition of disabled prop enhances component control

The introduction of the optional disabled prop in the IDonateToGiveth interface allows for better control over the component's interactivity, improving usability in different states.


47-47: Logic in handleCheckbox function is correct

The updated logic correctly sets the donation amount based on the toggle state, ensuring that when the toggle is on, the default donation is 5%, and when off, it is 0%.

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

78-85: ⚠️ Potential issue

Logical error: Potential unintended execution of network switching logic

The current logic may lead to unintended behavior because both if statements can execute sequentially. If walletChainType is ChainType.SOLANA, it will execute handleSignOutAndSignInWithEVM(); and then proceed to the next condition, potentially calling switchChain?.({ chainId: networkId }); in the else block.

Consider restructuring the conditions to prevent both blocks from executing:

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

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

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

127-129: Ensure contributor count displays correctly

Using {countUniqueDonorsForActiveQfRound || 0} will display 0 when the count is zero or undefined. Confirm that this is the intended behavior, especially if zero contributors should be handled differently.

src/components/views/donate/DonationCard.tsx (8)

1-8: LGTM on updated imports from '@giveth/ui-design-system'.

The added imports SublineBold and brandColors enhance the styling capabilities and are correctly imported.


15-15: Proper inclusion of 'Image' component from 'next/image'.

Importing Image from next/image aligns with best practices for optimized image handling in Next.js applications.


18-18: Correct update of the import path for 'OneTimeDonationCard'.

The import path for OneTimeDonationCard has been updated to use an absolute path, which improves readability and maintainability.


23-23: Addition of 'QRDonationCard' import.

Importing QRDonationCard enables the QR donation functionality, enhancing the donation options for users.


33-33: Updated enum value for 'ETabs.ONE_TIME' from 'on-time' to 'one-time'.

The change from 'on-time' to 'one-time' in the ETabs.ONE_TIME value corrects the string to match the intended meaning. Ensure that all references to this enum value reflect this change to prevent any discrepancies.


77-79: Addition of hasStellarAddress to check for Stellar support.

The implementation correctly checks if the project has any Stellar addresses, enabling conditional rendering of Stellar donation options.


81-93: Implementation of handleQRDonation function for QR donations.

The handleQRDonation function appropriately updates the state and router to facilitate QR code donations via Stellar.


135-147: Conditional rendering of Stellar donation prompt is well-implemented.

The addition correctly checks for hasStellarAddress and displays a prompt encouraging users to donate with Stellar, enhancing user experience.

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

155-157: Confirm Logic in showAlreadyDonatedWrapper Condition

The condition for displaying the already donated message is:

const showAlreadyDonatedWrapper =
  alreadyDonated &&
  (isQRDonation ? isStellarIncludedInQF : isOnEligibleNetworks);

Ensure that this logic correctly reflects the intended behavior for both QR and non-QR donations.


141-143: Verify Units in Donation Amount Comparison

When checking the donation amount for Givbacks eligibility:

givBackEligible =
  isTokenEligibleForGivback &&
  project.isGivbackEligible &&
  isSignedIn &&
  isEnabled &&
  getDonationById.amount >=
    GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD;

Ensure that getDonationById.amount and GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD are in the same currency and units to avoid incorrect eligibility determination.

Run the following script to check the units used in donations:

src/components/views/donate/OneTime/OneTimeDonationCard.tsx (10)

11-15: Imports updated appropriately

The new components and styles have been imported correctly to support the added functionalities.


43-43: Imported INetworkIdWithChain type

The import of INetworkIdWithChain enhances type safety for network and chain information.


46-46: Integrated EstimatedMatchingToast component

The EstimatedMatchingToast component is imported to display estimated matching donations.


49-57: Imported styled components for UI enhancements

The styled components from common.styled are imported to improve the UI's visual elements and consistency.


64-67: Added imports for token price and eligibility features

The imports for useTokenPrice, EligibilityBadges, DonateAnonymously, and constants are correctly added to support new features.


71-71: Removed unused prop setIsQRDonation from component

The CryptoDonation component's props have been simplified by removing setIsQRDonation, which is no longer used.


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

The gasFee calculation within useMemo has been updated to accurately compute the gas fee when sending native tokens.


354-362: Validate donationUsdValue calculation

The calculation for donationUsdValue seems appropriate, but consider handling cases where formatUnits may return unexpected values, or when tokenPrice is undefined. Ensure that truncateToDecimalPlaces and formatUnits return numerical values to avoid NaN results.


506-527: Ensure balance refresh functionality works as expected

When clicking the refresh icon, the balance is refetched:

<IconWrapper
  onClick={() => !isRefetching && refetch()}
>

Make sure that refetch is properly updating the selectedTokenBalance and that the UI reflects the updated balance. Additionally, consider providing user feedback during the refetching process.


406-410: Ensure isGivbackEligible property exists on selectedOneTimeToken

When determining GIVbacks eligibility, you are accessing selectedOneTimeToken.isGivbackEligible. Please ensure that isGivbackEligible is a valid property of selectedOneTimeToken to avoid potential runtime errors.

Run the following script to verify that the isGivbackEligible property exists on all tokens in the codebase:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that `isGivbackEligible` is a property of `IProjectAcceptedToken`

ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'interface IProjectAcceptedToken {
  $$$
  isGivbackEligible: $_;
  $$$
}'

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Approve content change and remove unnecessary fragment

The updated text effectively completes the announcement message, providing clear context for the survey's purpose. However, there's an unnecessary fragment wrapper that can be removed.

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const decimals = isStellar ? 18 : token?.decimals || 18;
const amountInUsd =
(tokenPrice || 0) *
(truncateToDecimalPlaces(formatUnits(amount, decimals), decimals) || 0);
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Consider extracting the amountInUsd calculation to a helper function.

The calculation of amountInUsd involves multiple operations and type conversions. To improve readability and maintainability, consider extracting this logic into a separate helper function.

Here's a suggested implementation:

const calculateAmountInUsd = (
  amount: bigint,
  tokenPrice: number | undefined,
  decimals: number,
  isStellar: boolean
): number => {
  const adjustedDecimals = isStellar ? 18 : decimals;
  const formattedAmount = truncateToDecimalPlaces(formatUnits(amount, adjustedDecimals), adjustedDecimals);
  return (tokenPrice || 0) * (formattedAmount || 0);
};

// Usage in component
const amountInUsd = calculateAmountInUsd(amount, tokenPrice, token?.decimals || 18, isStellar);

This refactoring improves code readability and makes the logic easier to test and maintain.

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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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Optimize eligible networks filtering and mapping.

The current implementation is functional, but consider the following optimizations:

  1. Use a Set for more efficient lookup when filtering out the Stellar network.
  2. Move the network ID to chain type mapping to a separate utility function for better maintainability.

Consider applying these optimizations:

+const stellarNetworkSet = new Set([config.STELLAR_NETWORK_NUMBER]);
+
+const mapNetworkToChainType = (network: number) => ({
+  networkId: network,
+  chainType: config.EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG[network] ? ChainType.EVM : ChainType.SOLANA,
+});
+
 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,
-  }));
+  .filter(network => !stellarNetworkSet.has(network))
+  .map(mapNetworkToChainType);
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networkId: network,
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? ChainType.EVM
: ChainType.SOLANA,
}));
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networkId: network,
chainType: config.EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG[network] ? ChainType.EVM : ChainType.SOLANA,
});
const eligibleNetworksWithoutStellar = activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks
.filter(network => !stellarNetworkSet.has(network))
.map(mapNetworkToChainType);

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{ protocol: 'https', port: '', hostname: 'ipfs.io' },
{ protocol: 'https', port: '', hostname: '*.amazonaws.com' },
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The hostname 'giveth.io' has been added to the remotePatterns array. However, this entry is already present in the list (see line 27). To maintain a clean configuration and avoid redundancy, please remove this duplicate entry.

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const isOnEligibleNetworks = activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks?.includes(
(isStellar ? config.STELLAR_NETWORK_NUMBER : chainId) || 0,
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Approve with suggestion: Consider improving type safety.

The logic for isOnEligibleNetworks has been correctly updated to use the new isStellar prop. The ternary operator effectively chooses between config.STELLAR_NETWORK_NUMBER and chainId based on the isStellar value.

However, to improve type safety, consider handling the case where chainId might be undefined:

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

This change ensures that 0 is used as a fallback only when chainId is undefined, not when it's a falsy value like 0 itself.

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amount > selectedTokenBalance - gasFee &&
amount < selectedTokenBalance &&
selectedOneTimeToken?.address === zeroAddress &&
gasfee > 0n
gasFee > 0n
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Simplify gas fee insufficient balance check

The condition to check for insufficient gas fee can be simplified for better readability and correctness. Currently, it checks:

if (
  amount > selectedTokenBalance - gasFee &&
  amount < selectedTokenBalance &&
  selectedOneTimeToken?.address === zeroAddress &&
  gasFee > 0n
)

Consider simplifying it to:

if (
  amount + gasFee > selectedTokenBalance &&
  selectedOneTimeToken?.address === zeroAddress &&
  gasFee > 0n
)

This directly checks if the total required amount (donation plus gas fee) exceeds the user's balance.

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-useEffect(() => {
-  if (
-    amount > selectedTokenBalance - gasFee &&
-    amount < selectedTokenBalance &&
-    selectedOneTimeToken?.address === zeroAddress &&
-    gasFee > 0n
-  ) {
-    setInsufficientGasFee(true);
-  } else {
-    setInsufficientGasFee(false);
-  }
-}, [selectedTokenBalance, amount, selectedOneTimeToken?.address, gasFee]);
+useEffect(() => {
+  if (
+    amount + gasFee > selectedTokenBalance &&
+    selectedOneTimeToken?.address === zeroAddress &&
+    gasFee > 0n
+  ) {
+    setInsufficientGasFee(true);
+  } else {
+    setInsufficientGasFee(false);
+  }
+}, [selectedTokenBalance, amount, selectedOneTimeToken?.address, gasFee]);

Comment on lines +506 to +524
size='Small'
onClick={() =>
setAmount(selectedTokenBalance - gasFee)
}
>
{formatMessage({
id: 'label.available',
})}
:{' '}
{selectedOneTimeToken
? truncateToDecimalPlaces(
formatUnits(
selectedTokenBalance,
tokenDecimals,
),
tokenDecimals / 3,
)
: 0.0}
</GLinkStyled>
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⚠️ Potential issue

Correct available balance calculation for ERC-20 tokens

In the click handler for setting the maximum donation amount, the current code subtracts gasFee from selectedTokenBalance:

onClick={() =>
  setAmount(selectedTokenBalance - gasFee)
}

For ERC-20 tokens, the gas fee is paid in the native currency and should not be subtracted from the token balance. This could lead to an incorrect donation amount for tokens that are not the native currency.

Apply this diff to adjust the logic:

-onClick={() =>
-  setAmount(selectedTokenBalance - gasFee)
-}
+onClick={() =>
+  setAmount(
+    selectedOneTimeToken?.address === zeroAddress
+      ? selectedTokenBalance - gasFee
+      : selectedTokenBalance
+  )
+}

This ensures that the gas fee is only subtracted from the balance when dealing with the native token.

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const isOnQFEligibleNetworks =
networkId && activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks?.includes(networkId);
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The variable isOnEligibleNetworks still exists in the following files:

  • src/components/views/donate/SuccessView.tsx
  • src/components/views/donate/OneTime/SelectTokenModal/QRCodeDonation/QRDonationCard.tsx
  • src/components/views/donate/OneTime/DonateModal.tsx
  • src/components/views/donate/DonateIndex.tsx

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Comment on lines +56 to +61
<SublineBold>
{formatMessage({
id: 'label.this_project_doesnt_accept_on',
})}
{' ' + networkName}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Include networkName as a parameter in the localized message

Concatenating networkName outside the localized string may lead to issues with translation and localization. It's better to pass networkName as a parameter to formatMessage.

Apply this diff to include networkName as a parameter:

 <SublineBold>
-    {formatMessage({
-        id: 'label.this_project_doesnt_accept_on',
-    })}
-    {' ' + networkName}
+    {formatMessage(
+        {
+            id: 'label.this_project_doesnt_accept_on',
+            defaultMessage: "This project doesn't accept on {networkName}",
+        },
+        { networkName }
+    )}
 </SublineBold>

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{formatMessage({
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{
id: 'label.this_project_doesnt_accept_on',
defaultMessage: "This project doesn't accept on {networkName}",
},
{ networkName }
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useEffect(() => {
// To prevent SwitchToAcceptedChain flickering
setTimeout(() => setShow(true), 1000);
}, []);
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Ensure cleanup of the timeout to prevent potential memory leaks

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+    const timeoutId = setTimeout(() => setShow(true), 1000);
-    setTimeout(() => setShow(true), 1000);
+    return () => clearTimeout(timeoutId);
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pages/landings/ethdenver.tsx (1)

Line range hint 41-46: Consider removing unnecessary error handling.

Since we're no longer fetching data, the error handling in the getStaticProps function may be unnecessary. If the change is permanent, consider simplifying the function:

 export const getStaticProps: GetStaticProps = async () => {
-	try {
-		return {
-			props: {},
-		};
-	} catch (error) {
-		return {
-			props: {},
-			revalidate: 1,
-		};
-	}
+	return {
+		props: {},
+	};
 };

If you decide to keep the error handling, please add a comment explaining why it's necessary.

src/components/views/homepage/AnnouncementBanner.tsx (1)

15-16: LGTM: Link updated to new survey. Consider adding rel attribute.

The link has been correctly updated to point to the 2024 Donor Survey, which is consistent with the new announcement content.

Consider adding rel="noopener noreferrer" to the ExternalLink component for enhanced security when opening external links:

-<ExternalLink href='https://giveth.typeform.com/donorsurvey2024'>
+<ExternalLink href='https://giveth.typeform.com/donorsurvey2024' rel="noopener noreferrer">
src/components/GIVeconomyPages/commons.tsx (1)

16-16: Approved, but please provide context for the height increase.

The change to increase the TopContainer height on tablet devices from the previous value to 400px looks good and aligns with the summary. This adjustment likely improves the layout for tablet users.

However, to enhance code maintainability:

  1. Could you provide some context on why this specific height increase was necessary?
  2. Consider adding a comment explaining the reason for this change, which will be helpful for future maintenance.

You might want to add a comment like this:

 ${mediaQueries.tablet} {
+		// Increased height to accommodate additional content on tablet devices
 		height: 400px;
 	}
src/components/IconWithToolTip.tsx (2)

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

The addition of the optional style prop of type CSSProperties to the IIconWithTooltipProps interface is a good enhancement. It allows users to pass custom styles to the component, increasing its flexibility.

Consider adding a brief JSDoc comment to document this new prop, explaining its purpose and usage. For example:

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

19-19: LGTM: Correct implementation of the new style prop

The changes correctly implement the usage of the new style prop. It's properly destructured from the props and applied to the IconWithTooltipContainer component, allowing for custom styling.

Consider using the object spread operator for a more concise prop passing:

 <IconWithTooltipContainer
   onMouseEnter={showTooltip}
   onMouseLeave={hideTooltip}
   onClick={e => {
     e.stopPropagation(); // make tooltip content clickable without affecting parent
   }}
   ref={elRef}
-  style={style}
+  {...(style && { style })}
 >

This approach will only add the style prop if it's defined, which can be slightly more efficient.

Also applies to: 64-64

src/components/views/donate/common/DonateAnonymously.tsx (4)

1-11: Consider reviewing import statements for consistency.

The file uses a mix of relative and absolute imports. For example, @giveth/ui-design-system is imported using an absolute path, while @/components/ToggleSwitch uses a relative path. It might be beneficial to check the project's import style guide and ensure consistency across the codebase.


1-1: Remove unused React import.

The React import is not directly used in this file as the component is using the FC type and doesn't use JSX. You can safely remove it from the import statement.

Apply this diff to remove the unused import:

-import React, { FC } from 'react';
+import { FC } from 'react';

Also applies to: 19-22


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

The ToggleSwitch component has an inline style for marginLeft. It's generally better to keep all styles within styled components for consistency and easier maintenance.

Consider moving the marginLeft style to the CheckBoxContainer styled component:

 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:

 <ToggleSwitch
   isOn={anonymous}
   toggleOnOff={setAnonymous}
   size={EToggleSwitchSizes.SMALL}
   theme={EToggleSwitchThemes.PURPLE_GRAY}
   label={formatMessage({
     id: 'label.make_it_anonymous',
   })}
   disabled={!isConnected || !selectedToken}
-  style={{ marginLeft: '-14px' }}
 />

Also applies to: 45-55


57-60: Consider avoiding the use of !important in styled components.

The Caption styled component uses the !important flag for the color property when disabled. This might indicate a specificity issue in your styles. It's generally better to avoid !important and instead use more specific selectors or adjust the order of your CSS rules.

Consider refactoring the Caption component to avoid using !important:

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

If the style is still being overridden, you might need to adjust the specificity of your selectors or the order of your CSS rules.

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

47-51: LGTM! Consider extracting the formatted donation string for improved readability.

The simplification of the conditional rendering using a ternary operator is a good improvement. It makes the code more concise while maintaining the same functionality.

To further improve readability, consider extracting the formatted donation string into a variable:

 <Caption>
-  {isActive
-    ? formatPrice(projectDonation) + ' ' + symbol
-    : '---'}
+  {isActive 
+    ? `${formatPrice(projectDonation)} ${symbol}`
+    : '---'}
 </Caption>

This small change makes the code slightly more readable and consistent with modern JavaScript string interpolation practices.


60-64: LGTM! Consider applying the same string interpolation improvement for consistency.

The simplification of the conditional rendering for the Giveth donation amount is consistent with the previous change and improves the code's readability.

For consistency with the previous suggestion, consider applying the same string interpolation improvement:

 <Caption>
   {isActive
-    ? formatPrice(givethDonation) + ' ' + symbol
+    ? `${formatPrice(givethDonation)} ${symbol}`
     : '---'}
 </Caption>

This change will make both instances consistent and slightly more readable.


70-76: LGTM! Consider two minor improvements for consistency and readability.

The simplification of the conditional rendering for the total donation amount is consistent with the previous changes and improves the code's overall structure.

Consider applying these two minor improvements:

  1. Use string interpolation for consistency:
 <Caption $medium>
   {isActive
-    ? formatPrice(projectDonation + givethDonation) +
-      ' ' +
-      symbol
+    ? `${formatPrice(projectDonation + givethDonation)} ${symbol}`
     : '---'}
 </Caption>
  1. Move the calculation of the total donation out of the JSX for better readability:
+ const totalDonationAmount = projectDonation + givethDonation;

 <Caption $medium>
   {isActive
-    ? `${formatPrice(projectDonation + givethDonation)} ${symbol}`
+    ? `${formatPrice(totalDonationAmount)} ${symbol}`
     : '---'}
 </Caption>

These changes will improve consistency with the previous suggestions and make the code slightly more readable by separating the calculation logic from the rendering logic.

src/configuration.ts (2)

38-46: Enhance comment clarity for non-production Solana IDs.

The logic for handling different Solana IDs in non-production environments is good. However, the comment could be more descriptive.

Consider updating the comment to provide more context:

- // Cause Solana IDs are different in staging BE env
+ // Add additional Solana network IDs for staging backend environment

61-64: LGTM: New NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID property added.

The addition of NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID to the config object is a good improvement. It provides a unified configuration object for both EVM and non-EVM networks using numeric IDs.

Consider adding a type annotation for better clarity:

NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID: { [key: number]: NetworkConfig | NonEVMNetworkConfig } = {
  ...EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG,
  ...NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID,
},
src/components/views/donate/OneTime/EstimatedMatchingToast.tsx (2)

54-72: LGTM: Calculation logic is sound, with a minor suggestion for improvement.

The calculation logic is well-implemented, using appropriate helper functions and safe operators. The handling of both Stellar and non-Stellar tokens is correct, and the truncation of decimal places in the USD amount calculation is a good practice for financial calculations.

For improved readability, consider extracting the complex ternary operation in the formattedDonation assignment to a separate variable or function. For example:

const getCurrencyPrefix = () => allocatedFundUSDPreferred ? '$' : '';
const getCurrencySuffix = () => allocatedFundUSDPreferred ? '' : ` ${allocatedTokenSymbol}`;

const formattedDonation = `${formatDonation(
    esMatching,
    getCurrencyPrefix(),
    locale,
    true,
)}${getCurrencySuffix()}`;

This makes the code more self-documenting and easier to maintain.


97-109: LGTM: Styled component and export are well-implemented, with a minor suggestion.

The styled component 'Wrapper' is well-defined and makes good use of props for conditional styling. The use of semantic colors from the design system enhances maintainability and visual consistency across the application.

For consistency with modern React practices, consider using a named export instead of a default export. This can help with tree-shaking and make imports more explicit:

export const EstimatedMatchingToast: FC<IEstimatedMatchingToast> = ({ ... }) => {
  // ... component logic ...
};

Then, in files that use this component, you would import it like this:

import { EstimatedMatchingToast } from './EstimatedMatchingToast';

This approach is generally preferred in larger React applications for better maintainability and refactoring support.

src/components/views/donate/common/common.styled.ts (1)

1-131: Consider adding component documentation

The file is well-structured and all components are properly implemented. To improve maintainability, consider adding brief comments above each component explaining its purpose and any important props or behaviors.

src/components/views/homepage/HomeIndex.tsx (1)

22-22: Consider implications of reintroducing AnnouncementBanner

The reintroduction of the AnnouncementBanner component, which was previously commented out, suggests a change in requirements or strategy. While this change may be intentional and beneficial, please consider the following:

  1. User Experience: Ensure that the addition of the banner enhances rather than detracts from the user experience. Consider its content, design, and how it integrates with the rest of the page.

  2. Performance: Verify that the AnnouncementBanner doesn't negatively impact page load times or overall performance.

  3. Testing: Implement thorough testing to ensure the banner functions correctly and doesn't introduce any regressions in the existing functionality.

  4. A/B Testing: Consider implementing A/B testing to measure the impact of the banner on user engagement and other relevant metrics.

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Also applies to: 69-69

src/components/views/nft/overview/CheckEligibility.tsx (3)

16-16: LGTM: New import added for PFP artifacts.

The addition of the PFP_ARTIFACTS import from a JSON file is a good practice for managing smart contract artifacts. This change improves code organization and maintainability.

Consider using a more specific name for the imported artifact, such as PFP_GIVER_ARTIFACTS, to enhance code clarity:

-import PFP_ARTIFACTS from '@/artifacts/pfpGiver.json';
+import PFP_GIVER_ARTIFACTS from '@/artifacts/pfpGiver.json';

22-23: LGTM: PFP_ABI constant declaration updated correctly.

The update to the PFP_ABI constant improves code structure by using the imported artifacts object. The as Abi type assertion ensures type safety, which is a good practice.

For consistency with the previous suggestion, if you decide to rename the imported artifact, update this line accordingly:

-const PFP_ABI = PFP_ARTIFACTS.abi as Abi;
+const PFP_ABI = PFP_GIVER_ARTIFACTS.abi as Abi;

Line range hint 1-184: Overall, the changes look good and improve code quality.

The modifications to import statements and the PFP_ABI constant declaration enhance code organization, maintainability, and type safety. These changes align well with best practices in React and TypeScript development.

Consider implementing a separate configuration file or using environment variables for contract addresses and other network-specific details. This approach would make it easier to manage different environments (e.g., mainnet, testnet) and improve the overall architecture of the application.

src/components/views/donate/QFEligibleNetworks.tsx (3)

23-39: LGTM: Component logic is well-structured. Consider adding error handling.

The component logic is well-organized and makes appropriate use of React hooks. The filtering of eligible networks and the conditional rendering based on the active round are implemented correctly.

Consider adding error handling for the case where activeStartedRound.eligibleNetworks is undefined. You could use optional chaining or a conditional check to prevent potential runtime errors:

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,
  })) ?? [];

40-88: LGTM: JSX structure is clean and follows best practices. Consider improving accessibility.

The JSX structure is well-organized, making good use of conditional rendering and internationalization. The component effectively displays network icons and provides appropriate user interactions.

To improve accessibility, consider adding ARIA labels to the network icons and buttons. For example:

<IconWithTooltip
  icon={...}
  direction='top'
  align='top'
  key={network}
  aria-label={`${config.NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID[network]?.name} network`}
>
  ...
</IconWithTooltip>

<OutlineButton
  onClick={() => setShowModal(true)}
  size='medium'
  icon={<IconNetwork24 />}
  label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.switch_network' })}
  aria-label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.switch_network' })}
/>

91-128: LGTM: Styled components are well-structured. Consider using theme props for better maintainability.

The styled components are appropriately defined and make good use of the Giveth design system colors. The styles enhance the component's visual appeal and user experience.

To improve maintainability and consistency, consider using theme props for colors and spacing values. This approach allows for easier theme changes and ensures consistency across the application. For example:

const Wrapper = styled.div`
  margin-bottom: ${({ theme }) => theme.spacing.xl};
  border-radius: ${({ theme }) => theme.borderRadius.medium};
  border: 1px solid ${({ theme }) => theme.colors.neutral[300]};
  background: ${({ theme }) => theme.colors.neutral[100]};
  padding: ${({ theme }) => theme.spacing.m};
  color: ${({ theme }) => theme.colors.neutral[800]};
`;

Ensure that your application is wrapped with a ThemeProvider from styled-components and that you have a theme object defined with these properties.

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

22-22: LGTM: Import of PFP_ARTIFACTS

The change to import the entire artifacts object is a good practice. It allows for more flexibility and easier future extensions.

For consistency with TypeScript naming conventions, consider using PascalCase for the imported constant:

-import PFP_ARTIFACTS from '@/artifacts/pfpGiver.json';
+import PfpArtifacts from '@/artifacts/pfpGiver.json';

34-34: LGTM: Definition of PFP_ABI constant

The extraction of the ABI from the artifacts and casting it to the Abi type is a good practice. It ensures type safety and separates the ABI from other artifact data.

For consistency with the previous suggestion and TypeScript naming conventions, consider updating the constant name:

-const PFP_ABI = PFP_ARTIFACTS.abi as Abi;
+const pfpAbi = PfpArtifacts.abi as Abi;

Don't forget to update all occurrences of PFP_ABI in the rest of the file if you make this change.

next.config.js (2)

62-62: Approval with a note: New allowedHosts entry

The addition of giveth.io to the remotePatterns array is appropriate and allows loading of images from the main domain. However, it appears that this entry is a duplicate of an existing entry on line 27. Consider removing one of these duplicate entries to maintain a clean configuration.

 remotePatterns: [
   // ... other entries ...
   { protocol: 'https', port: '', hostname: 'giveth.io' },
   // ... other entries ...
-  { protocol: 'https', port: '', hostname: 'giveth.io' },
 ],

Cleanup Required: Redundant and Commented-Out QF Redirects Found

The configuration still contains duplicate active redirects for /qf and commented-out entries for /qf and /qf/all. Please remove the redundant and commented-out redirects to ensure a clean and conflict-free setup.

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Line range hint 108-124: Request for clarification: Removal of production check for QF redirects

The commented-out code suggests that there was previously different behavior for production and non-production environments regarding Quadratic Funding (QF) redirects. Could you please clarify:

  1. What are the implications of removing this environment-specific behavior?
  2. Is the current redirect configuration appropriate for all environments now?
  3. Are there any specific tests or verifications that should be performed to ensure this change doesn't negatively impact the QF functionality in different environments?

To help verify the impact of this change, you can run the following command to check all QF-related redirects in the configuration:

This will help ensure that all QF-related redirects are correctly configured after the removal of the environment-specific logic.

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

36-36: LGTM: New property added correctly.

The activeStartedRound property is a good addition to the IDonateContext interface. It's correctly typed and marked as optional.

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

// Represents the currently active QF round, if any
activeStartedRound?: IQFRound;

142-144: LGTM: Active round retrieval logic added correctly.

The new logic to retrieve the active started round is implemented correctly using the getActiveRound function.

Consider simplifying the assignment if you're only interested in activeStartedRound:

const activeStartedRound = getActiveRound(project?.qfRounds)?.activeStartedRound;

This change eliminates the unnecessary destructuring and makes the code more concise.

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

77-79: Approve with suggestion: Modified isOnEligibleNetworks check.

The logic for determining the eligible networks has been updated to accommodate the new isStellar prop. This change allows for proper handling of Stellar network transactions.

However, to improve type safety, consider using strict equality checks:

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

This approach ensures that the comparison is done with the correct types and provides a clear fallback to 0 when the network number is undefined.

src/types/config.ts (1)

254-256: Approved addition with suggestions for clarity and DRY principle.

The new NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID property is a welcome addition for type safety when dealing with numeric network IDs. However, I have a few suggestions to improve clarity and reduce redundancy:

  1. Could you clarify the relationship between NETWORKS_CONFIG and NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID? It seems they might have overlapping functionality.

  2. Consider creating a type alias for NetworkConfig | NonEVMNetworkConfig to improve readability and maintain the DRY principle. For example:

type NetworkConfigType = NetworkConfig | NonEVMNetworkConfig;

// Then use it in both properties:
NETWORKS_CONFIG: {
  [key: number | string]: NetworkConfigType;
};
NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID: {
  [key: number]: NetworkConfigType;
};

This change would make it easier to maintain consistency between these properties in the future.

src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVbacks.tsx (1)

277-277: Approved: Improved clarity of fallback value.

The change from using a question mark to 'TBD' as a fallback value for allocated GIV tokens improves clarity for users. It explicitly indicates that the information is not yet available, which is more user-friendly.

For consistency, consider using the formatMessage function to internationalize the 'TBD' string. This would allow for easy translation if needed in the future. For example:

formatMessage({ id: 'label.to_be_determined' })

Don't forget to add the corresponding entry in your translations file.

src/components/cards/MintCard.tsx (1)

29-29: LGTM: PFP_ABI constant declaration

The declaration of PFP_ABI using PFP_ARTIFACTS.abi is correct and aligns with the changes described in the summary. The type assertion as Abi ensures type safety.

Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this constant for better code documentation:

// Extract the ABI from the PFP_ARTIFACTS for use in contract interactions
const PFP_ABI = PFP_ARTIFACTS.abi as Abi;
src/components/views/project/ProjectGIVbackToast.tsx (1)

93-94: LGTM with a suggestion: Consider type consistency for givbackFactorPercent

The extraction of givbackFactorPercent calculation improves readability. However, toFixed() returns a string, which might not be ideal for further calculations if needed.

Consider using Math.round() instead of toFixed() to keep the value as a number:

-const givbackFactorPercent = ((givbackFactor || 0) * 100).toFixed();
+const givbackFactorPercent = Math.round((givbackFactor || 0) * 100);

This ensures type consistency while still providing a rounded percentage value.

src/components/views/donate/Recurring/RecurringDonationCard.tsx (1)

Line range hint 384-416: Refactor: Slider component replacement.

The StyledSlider has been replaced with a more generic Slider component. This change likely improves consistency and maintainability. However, ensure that all necessary styling and functionality from the previous implementation have been preserved.

Consider adding a comment explaining the mapValue and mapValueInverse functions used in the Slider component to improve code readability.

lang/en.json (1)

383-383: LGTM: New label added for eligible networks

The new label "label.eligible_networks_for_matching": "Eligible networks for QF matching" has been added correctly. It clearly describes the purpose of the label.

For consistency with other labels, consider capitalizing "QF" in the translation:

-"label.eligible_networks_for_matching": "Eligible networks for QF matching"
+"label.eligible_networks_for_matching": "Eligible networks for QF Matching"
src/components/views/donate/DonateToGiveth.tsx (2)

Line range hint 96-96: Disable the input field when the component is disabled.

Currently, the StyledInput component remains interactive even when disabled is true. To prevent user interaction and ensure consistent behavior, pass the disabled prop to StyledInput, and ensure it is applied to the underlying Input component.

Apply this diff to fix the issue:

 				<StyledInput
 					value={donationToGiveth}
 					onChange={handleChange}
 					size={InputSize.SMALL}
+					disabled={disabled}
 					suffix={
 						<Percentage $inputSize={InputSize.SMALL}>%</Percentage>
 					}
 				/>
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110-115: Enhance accessibility when adjusting opacity for the disabled state.

Using opacity to indicate a disabled state can impact readability and may not be sufficient for accessibility compliance. Consider adding appropriate ARIA attributes like aria-disabled="true", and ensure that all interactive child elements properly reflect the disabled state to prevent user interaction.

src/services/token.ts (1)

110-114: Capture exceptions with Sentry for consistent error monitoring

Currently, the catch block logs the error to the console. For better error tracking and consistency with the rest of the codebase, consider using captureException from Sentry.

Apply this diff to capture the exception:

-    console.error('Error fetching token balances:', error);
+    captureException(error, {
+        tags: {
+            section: 'fetchTokenBalances',
+        },
+    });
+
+    // Optionally, you can still log the error to the console if needed
+    // console.error('Error fetching token balances:', error);
src/components/views/donate/DonationCard.tsx (4)

64-64: Avoid hardcoding string literals; consider using a constant for 'endaoment'

Using the hardcoded string 'endaoment' may lead to typos and makes future updates more error-prone. Consider defining a constant or an enum for organization labels to improve maintainability and readability.


123-129: Commented-out feature detected; offer assistance to refine it

The code block for setting the default tab to ETabs.RECURRING based on certain conditions is commented out with a note requiring more polish. If you'd like assistance in refining and finalizing this feature, I'd be happy to help.

Would you like me to help polish this feature or open a GitHub issue to track this task?


139-139: Enhance alt text for better accessibility

The alt attribute for the <Image> component is currently set to 'stellar'. For improved accessibility, consider providing a more descriptive text, such as 'Stellar logo' or 'Donate with Stellar logo', to better convey the purpose of the image to users utilizing screen readers.


252-252: Avoid using !important in CSS styles

The !important declaration is used in the styles on lines 252, 269, and 287. Overusing !important can lead to specificity issues and make styles harder to maintain. Consider increasing the selector specificity or restructuring the CSS to avoid the need for !important.

Also applies to: 269-269, 287-287

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

284-284: Redundant Fragment Wrapper

The React fragment <></> wrapping around the EndaomentProjectsInfo component is unnecessary since there's only a single child. Removing it can clean up the code slightly.

Remove the unnecessary fragment:

-<>
   {project.organization && (
     <EndaomentProjectsInfo
       orgLabel={project.organization.label}
     />
   )}
-</>
src/components/views/donate/OneTime/DonateModal.tsx (1)

211-211: Consider simplifying the 'excludeFromQF' logic

Using excludeFromQF: !includeInQF introduces a double negative, which may reduce code readability. Consider using a positive variable name to improve clarity.

You could rename includeInQF to excludeFromQF and adjust the logic accordingly, or modify the assignment as follows:

- excludeFromQF: !includeInQF,
+ includeInQF: includeInQF,

And adjust the setSuccessDonation function to handle includeInQF directly.

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

72-72: Remove the underscore prefix from _showDonateModal for consistency

In React and JavaScript conventions, leading underscores are typically used to indicate private variables or methods. Since state variables are already scoped within the component, the underscore is unnecessary and may cause confusion.

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

Line range hint 289-295: Handle case where estimatedGasPrice might be undefined

In the computation of gasFee, if estimatedGasPrice?.maxFeePerGas is undefined, the multiplication could result in NaN or throw an error.

Ensure that both estimatedGas and estimatedGasPrice?.maxFeePerGas are defined before performing the multiplication:

 const gasFee = useMemo((): bigint => {
 	if (
 		selectedOneTimeToken?.address !== zeroAddress ||
-		!estimatedGas ||
-		!estimatedGasPrice?.maxFeePerGas
+		estimatedGas == null ||
+		estimatedGasPrice?.maxFeePerGas == null
 	) {
 		return 0n;
 	}

Line range hint 329-339: Potential inaccuracy in gas fee calculation for error message

The totalAmount calculation converts gasFee using tokenDecimals, which may not be accurate if the gasFee is denominated differently from the token decimals.

Ensure that gasFee is converted correctly based on the token's decimals or the chain's native token decimals.


421-428: Enhance accessibility by adding alt text to IconWalletOutline24

To improve accessibility, consider adding aria-label or alt text to the IconWalletOutline24 component.

 <ConnectWallet>
-	<IconWalletOutline24 color={neutralColors.gray[700]} />
+	<IconWalletOutline24
+		color={neutralColors.gray[700]}
+		aria-label="Wallet Icon"
+	/>
 	{formatMessage({
 		id: 'label.please_connect_your_wallet',
 	})}
 </ConnectWallet>

Line range hint 223-228: Check for empty filteredTokens before processing

There is a check for filteredTokens.length < 1 to show the change network modal. Ensure that filteredTokens is not undefined to prevent potential runtime errors.

Add a null check for filteredTokens:

 if (filteredTokens?.length < 1) {
 	setShowChangeNetworkModal(true);
 }

358-366: Simplify boolean expressions for readability

The boolean expressions used to calculate isDonationMatched and showEstimatedMatching are complex and might be simplified for better readability.

Consider breaking down the expressions or using intermediate variables to enhance clarity.

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

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pages/landings/ethdenver.tsx (1)

24-37: ⚠️ Potential issue

Clarify the status of the ETHDenver campaign and update code accordingly.

The commented-out code and the note "The campaign is not active" suggest a significant change in the page's functionality. This change has several implications:

  1. The EthDenverView component will no longer receive campaign data, which may affect its rendering and functionality.
  2. The purpose of this page is now unclear without the campaign data.

Please clarify:

  • Is this a temporary or permanent change?
  • If temporary, when do you expect to reactivate the campaign?
  • If permanent, should we remove the commented-out code and update the component to work without campaign data?

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The EthDenverView component no longer utilizes the campaign prop, and getStaticProps does not return campaign data. Therefore, the commented-out code does not affect the current functionality of the page.

  • No further action is required for this file.
  • Ensure that any unused code or interfaces related to campaign are cleaned up if they are no longer needed.
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src/components/views/homepage/AnnouncementBanner.tsx (2)

11-12: LGTM: Content update aligns with new focus.

The updated text effectively shifts the focus to the 2024 Donor Survey, encouraging recent donors to participate. The message is clear, concise, and relevant to improving the Giveth platform.

Also applies to: 19-19


Line range hint 1-58: Overall: Good updates, minor improvements suggested.

The changes to the AnnouncementBanner component successfully update the content to focus on the 2024 Donor Survey, aligning with the PR objectives. The code structure remains sound, with only minor suggestions for improvement:

  1. Consider adding the rel attribute to the external link for enhanced security.
  2. Remove the unnecessary Fragment on line 19 for cleaner code.

These small changes will further improve the component without altering its main functionality.

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

10-11: LGTM! Verify consistency across the project.

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

5-5: LGTM! Verify similar imports in other files.

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src/components/IconWithToolTip.tsx (2)

2-2: LGTM: Import CSSProperties for new style prop

The addition of CSSProperties to the import statement is consistent with the introduction of the new style prop. This ensures proper typing for the new feature.


Line range hint 1-80: Overall: Well-implemented enhancement to IconWithTooltip component

The changes to the IconWithTooltip component are well-implemented and enhance its flexibility. The new style prop allows for custom styling, which can be valuable for various use cases. The implementation is consistent with React and TypeScript best practices.

A few minor suggestions were made to further improve the code:

  1. Adding JSDoc comments for the new prop to enhance documentation.
  2. Using the object spread operator for more concise and potentially more efficient prop passing.

These changes align well with the PR objectives of improving clarity and user experience.

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

1-62: LGTM with minor suggestions.

The DonateAnonymously component is well-implemented and achieves its intended purpose. It follows React best practices, uses hooks appropriately, and implements internationalization for better user experience. The suggestions provided earlier are minor and aimed at improving code consistency and maintainability.

Great job on implementing this feature!

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

Line range hint 1-114: Overall, great improvements to the component's structure and readability!

The changes made to this component consistently simplify the conditional rendering logic for donation amounts. This aligns well with the AI summary and improves the overall code structure. The use of ternary operators for conditional rendering is a good practice in React components.

A few minor suggestions were made to further improve readability and consistency:

  1. Using string interpolation for formatted amounts.
  2. Moving the total donation calculation out of the JSX.

These changes have positively impacted the component's maintainability without altering its functionality. Great job on the refactoring!


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src/configuration.ts (2)

33-34: LGTM: New constant for non-EVM networks with numeric IDs.

The introduction of NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID is a good addition. It provides a way to access non-EVM network configurations using numeric IDs, which can be useful in various scenarios.


Line range hint 33-64: Overall: Good enhancement to network configuration management.

The changes introduced in this file significantly improve the flexibility of network configuration management. By adding NON_EVM_NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID and NETWORKS_CONFIG_WITH_ID, the code now provides a unified way to access both EVM and non-EVM network configurations using numeric IDs. This enhancement is likely to simplify network-related operations throughout the codebase.

The implementation is consistent with the existing code structure and follows good practices, such as handling environment-specific configurations. The changes are well-thought-out and should positively impact the project's maintainability and ease of use.

src/lib/constants/constants.ts (1)

129-129: New constant added for GIVbacks donation qualification.

The new constant GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD has been added with a value of 5. This constant likely represents the minimum donation amount in USD to qualify for GIVbacks.

A few points to consider:

  1. The naming convention is consistent with other constants in the file (all caps with underscores).
  2. The value is hardcoded, which might be intentional but could potentially be moved to a configuration file for easier updates in the future.
  3. It might be helpful to add a brief comment explaining the purpose of this constant for better maintainability.

Consider adding a brief comment above the constant to explain its purpose:

+// Minimum donation amount in USD to qualify for GIVbacks
export const GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD = 5;

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The constant GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD is correctly used across multiple components, ensuring its integration within the codebase.

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

1-31: LGTM: Imports and interface declaration are well-structured.

The imports are appropriate for the component's functionality, and the IEstimatedMatchingToast interface is well-defined with all necessary props. The use of both default and named imports is consistent with React and TypeScript best practices.


74-95: LGTM: Component rendering logic is well-implemented.

The rendering logic is clean, semantic, and follows React best practices. The use of formatMessage for internationalization is correct, ensuring proper localization of text content. The implementation of the IconWithTooltip component enhances user experience by providing additional context when needed.

The overall structure of the component is accessible and user-friendly, with clear separation of concerns between the display of the estimated matching amount and the explanatory tooltip.

src/components/views/donate/common/common.styled.ts (11)

15-29: LGTM: NetworkToast component looks good

The NetworkToast component is well-structured and properly utilizes the design system. It provides a flexible container for network notifications with appropriate styling.


31-35: LGTM: SwitchCaption component is well-defined

The SwitchCaption component is concise and properly utilizes the design system. It provides a clickable caption with appropriate styling.


37-57: LGTM: BadgesBase component is well-implemented

The BadgesBase component is well-structured and properly utilizes the design system. It provides conditional styling based on active and warning props, which allows for flexible badge appearances.


59-70: LGTM: EligibilityBadgeWrapper component is responsive and well-structured

The EligibilityBadgeWrapper component is well-implemented, providing a responsive layout for badges. It properly uses media queries to adjust the layout for different screen sizes.


72-75: LGTM: IconWrapper component is concise and clear

The IconWrapper component is well-defined, providing a styled container for icons with appropriate cursor and color properties.


77-82: LGTM: GLinkStyled component enhances link behavior

The GLinkStyled component appropriately extends the GLink component, adding custom hover behavior to improve user interaction.


84-101: LGTM: Input component is well-implemented with conditional styling

The Input component extends AmountInput with appropriate styling, including conditional styles based on the disabled prop. The nested styles for #amount-input provide good customization for the input field.


103-108: LGTM: SelectTokenWrapper component is well-defined

The SelectTokenWrapper component is properly implemented, providing a styled container for token selection with appropriate conditional cursor styling based on the disabled prop.


110-112: LGTM: SelectTokenPlaceHolder component is concise

The SelectTokenPlaceHolder component is well-defined, ensuring that the placeholder text for token selection doesn't wrap.


114-123: LGTM: InputWrapper component is well-structured

The InputWrapper component is properly implemented, providing a styled container for input elements with appropriate border, background, and layout properties.


125-131: LGTM: ForEstimatedMatchingAnimation component provides smooth animation

The ForEstimatedMatchingAnimation component is well-implemented, providing a smooth animation effect for estimated matching based on the showEstimatedMatching prop.

src/components/views/homepage/HomeIndex.tsx (2)

22-22: LGTM: AnnouncementBanner import added correctly

The import statement for the AnnouncementBanner component has been correctly added. This is in line with the intention to reintroduce this component to the HomeIndex.


69-69: AnnouncementBanner added successfully, but verify props and layout impact

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package.json (1)

3-3: Version update looks good.

The version has been updated from 2.30.0 to 2.32.1, which follows semantic versioning principles. This change suggests that new features or significant improvements have been added to the project.

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The version has been updated from 2.30.0 to 2.32.1, aligning with the changes in the pull request and following semantic versioning principles.

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

14-14: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.

The addition of the Abi import from 'viem' is consistent with the changes in the PFP_ABI constant declaration. This update improves type safety in the code.

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

1-22: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and relevant.

The imports are appropriately structured, starting with external libraries followed by local modules. All imported items appear to be used within the component, and the imports cover the necessary functionality for the component.

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

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

The addition of this import is appropriate and necessary for the changes made later in the file. It enhances type safety when working with ABIs.


Line range hint 1-24: Summary: Good improvements to ABI handling and type safety

The changes made to this file are positive overall:

  1. The import of the Abi type from 'viem' enhances type safety.
  2. Importing the entire artifacts object allows for more flexibility.
  3. Extracting and typing the ABI separately is a good practice.

These changes improve the code structure and type safety. The minor suggestions for naming conventions, if implemented, would further enhance code consistency.

next.config.js (1)

Line range hint 1-11: Approval: Removal of unused import

The removal of the var pjson import from ./package.json is a positive change. It improves code cleanliness by eliminating unused imports. This change doesn't appear to have any negative impact on the rest of the configuration.

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

13-14: LGTM: New imports are relevant and necessary.

The added imports for IQFRound, getActiveRound, and hasActiveRound are appropriate for the new functionality introduced in this file.


150-150: LGTM: Context value updated correctly.

The activeStartedRound property is correctly added to the DonateContext.Provider value prop, making it accessible to child components.


Line range hint 1-180: Overall assessment: Changes are well-implemented and enhance functionality.

The modifications to src/context/donate.context.tsx successfully introduce the activeStartedRound concept to the DonateContext. The changes are consistent, type-safe, and improve the context's ability to handle active QF rounds. The suggestions provided are minor and aimed at further improving code clarity and conciseness.

src/components/views/donate/SuccessView.tsx (3)

39-41: LGTM: New interface for SuccessView props.

The ISuccessView interface is well-defined and follows TypeScript naming conventions. The optional isStellar prop allows for backward compatibility.


42-42: LGTM: Updated SuccessView component signature.

The component signature has been correctly updated to use the new ISuccessView interface, and the isStellar prop is properly destructured. This change is consistent with the interface definition and follows React best practices.


Line range hint 1-279: Overall assessment: Good changes with minor improvement suggested.

The modifications to the SuccessView component successfully introduce support for Stellar network transactions. The code maintains good practices and is consistent with React and TypeScript standards. The new interface and updated component signature are well-implemented.

A minor suggestion was made to improve type safety in the isOnEligibleNetworks check. Consider implementing this change to further enhance the robustness of the code.

Great job on this update!

src/apollo/apolloClient.ts (4)

97-97: Approve removal of type assertion for httpLink.

The removal of the type assertion as unknown as ApolloLink simplifies the code and relies on TypeScript's type inference. This change is generally positive as it reduces unnecessary type casting.

To ensure this change doesn't introduce any type errors, please run the TypeScript compiler and verify that no new type errors are introduced in this file or any files that import it.


151-152: Approve simplified link combination using ApolloLink.from().

The new approach of combining all links using ApolloLink.from() improves code readability and maintainability. It also maintains the correct order of links, which is crucial for Apollo Client's functionality.

Could you provide more details about the "terminating link error" that this change resolves? This information would be valuable for understanding the motivation behind this modification and could be added as a comment in the code for future reference.


156-156: Approve updated Apollo Client configuration.

The use of the pre-combined link variable in the Apollo Client configuration is consistent with the earlier changes and simplifies the client setup.


Line range hint 97-156: Overall improvements in Apollo Client setup.

The changes in this file enhance the Apollo Client configuration by:

  1. Simplifying the httpLink declaration by removing unnecessary type assertions.
  2. Improving the link combination logic using ApolloLink.from().
  3. Streamlining the Apollo Client instantiation.

These modifications result in more maintainable and readable code, potentially resolving a previous issue with terminating links. The changes appear to be well-thought-out and beneficial to the project.

To ensure the changes don't introduce any unintended side effects, consider adding or updating tests that cover the Apollo Client setup and link behavior.

src/hooks/useQRCodeDonation.ts (2)

Line range hint 1-324: Overall impact: Low risk, improved code organization.

The change in the import path for ICreateDraftDonation is the only modification in this file. The usage of this interface in the createDraftDonation function remains unchanged, indicating that this update is part of a larger refactoring effort to improve code organization. The change doesn't affect the functionality of the useQRCodeDonation hook.


11-11: LGTM: Import path updated correctly.

The import path for ICreateDraftDonation has been updated to reflect the new file structure. This change improves code organization by moving helper functions and types to a common subdirectory.

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src/hooks/useCreateEvmDonation.tsx (1)

11-11: LGTM! Verify consistency across the project.

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

28-29: LGTM: Improved code organization with new service import.

The addition of fetchTokenBalances import from a dedicated service file is a good step towards better code organization and separation of concerns.


87-87: LGTM: Added EVM chain information.

The addition of evmChain from the useAccount hook is a good way to access the current EVM chain information, which is likely needed for the updated token balance fetching logic.


183-196: LGTM: Improved token balance fetching logic.

The updated logic clearly distinguishes between EVM and non-EVM chains, using the new fetchTokenBalances function for EVM chains while maintaining the existing logic for non-EVM chains. This change simplifies the code and improves readability.

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

21-21: LGTM: Import PFP_ARTIFACTS

The import of PFP_ARTIFACTS from the JSON file is correct and aligns with the changes described in the summary.


76-76: LGTM: Simplified contract interaction type assertions

The removal of explicit as Abi type assertions in the contract interaction functions is a good simplification. TypeScript can infer the correct type from the PFP_ABI constant, making the code cleaner while maintaining type safety.

Also applies to: 126-126


Line range hint 1-411: Overall assessment: Changes improve code organization and type safety

The modifications to MintCard.tsx align with the AI-generated summary and improve the code in the following ways:

  1. Centralized ABI definition by importing from a JSON file.
  2. Simplified type assertions in contract interaction functions.
  3. Maintained type safety while reducing code verbosity.

These changes enhance code maintainability and readability without altering the component's core functionality.

src/components/views/project/ProjectGIVbackToast.tsx (5)

36-36: LGTM: Importing GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD constant

The import of GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD from a constants file is a good practice. It centralizes the definition of this value, making it easier to maintain and update across the application.


361-361: Please clarify the reason for reducing the button's minimum width

The minimum width of the button has been reduced from 200px to 180px. While this change might be intentional, it's not immediately clear why this adjustment was made.

Could you please provide some context for this change? Specifically:

  1. What prompted the reduction in minimum width?
  2. Has this change been tested across different screen sizes to ensure it doesn't negatively impact the UI or button text visibility?
  3. Are there any design guidelines or mockups that support this change?

Understanding the reasoning behind this adjustment will help ensure that it aligns with the overall design and usability goals of the project.


388-388: Please explain the rationale behind changing the media query breakpoint

The media query breakpoint has been changed from tablet to laptopL. This is a significant change that could affect the component's responsive behavior across a wide range of devices.

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  1. What was the motivation for increasing the breakpoint from tablet to laptopL?
  2. How does this change impact the layout and user experience on different devices, especially those between the tablet and laptopL sizes?
  3. Has this change been thoroughly tested across various screen sizes to ensure it doesn't introduce any layout issues or negatively impact the user experience?
  4. Are there any design mockups or requirements that support this change?

Understanding the reasoning and implications of this adjustment will help ensure that it aligns with the project's responsive design strategy and doesn't introduce unintended consequences.


268-275: LGTM: Updated description formatting for verified public status

The description for verified public status now uses the GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD constant, which improves consistency and maintainability.

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97-105: LGTM: Improved title formatting for verified owners

The title construction for verified owners has been simplified using a single formatMessage call, which is a good improvement. The use of the GIVBACKS_DONATION_QUALIFICATION_VALUE_USD constant enhances maintainability.

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src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVpower.tsx (2)

318-318: Minor formatting changes: Added line breaks

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Also applies to: 351-351


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

16-16: LGTM! Verify consistency of the import path change.

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src/config/development.tsx (4)

Line range hint 81-94: Approved: Corrected variable name improves code clarity

The change from STELLAR_NOTWORK to STELLAR_NETWORK fixes a typo in the variable name. This improvement enhances code readability and maintains consistency with the naming convention used for other network configurations in the file.


131-131: Approved: Consistent update in NON_EVM_CHAINS array

The NON_EVM_CHAINS array has been updated to include STELLAR_NETWORK instead of STELLAR_NOTWORK. This change maintains consistency with the variable renaming and ensures that the correct Stellar network configuration is referenced.


Line range hint 466-470: Approved: Consistent update in STELLAR_CONFIG

The STELLAR_CONFIG object has been updated to spread the properties of STELLAR_NETWORK instead of STELLAR_NOTWORK. This change is consistent with the variable renaming and ensures that the correct Stellar network configuration is used throughout the file.


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src/config/production.tsx (4)

Line range hint 67-85: LGTM: Stellar network configuration updated correctly.

The STELLAR_NOTWORK constant has been correctly renamed to STELLAR_NETWORK. This change improves the code's readability and correctness.


618-621: LGTM: STELLAR_CONFIG updated correctly.

The STELLAR_CONFIG is correctly using the renamed STELLAR_NETWORK. The configuration also includes the necessary properties like coingeckoChainName and chainLogo.


Line range hint 1-624: Summary: Stellar network configuration successfully updated.

The renaming of STELLAR_NOTWORK to STELLAR_NETWORK has been implemented consistently throughout the file. This change improves code readability and correctness. The update appears to be localized and doesn't negatively impact other parts of the configuration.

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  2. Check if any documentation or comments referencing the Stellar network need to be updated.
  3. Ensure that any code depending on this configuration is updated to use the new STELLAR_NETWORK constant.

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97-97: Verify usage of STELLAR_NETWORK in NON_EVM_CHAINS array.

The STELLAR_NETWORK is correctly added to the NON_EVM_CHAINS array. This change is consistent with the renaming.

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src/components/views/donate/Recurring/RecurringDonationCard.tsx (6)

Line range hint 1-66: LGTM: Import statements and component setup look good.

The new imports, including brandColors and DonateAnonymously, are relevant to the changes made in the component. The addition of the useGeneralWallet hook suggests improved wallet connection management.


126-127: Good addition: Wallet connection state management.

The use of isConnected from the useGeneralWallet hook improves the component's ability to handle wallet connection status, enhancing the user experience.


291-291: Good: Improved UX with wallet connection check.

Disabling the token selection when the wallet is not connected prevents user confusion and potential errors.


744-748: Enhancement: Added anonymous donation option.

The new DonateAnonymously component improves the donation functionality by allowing users to choose anonymous donations. This is a good addition to the user experience.


Line range hint 857-937: Improvement: Styled components reorganization.

The removal of several styled components and the addition of new ones like InputSlider and GIVBackToastStyled suggest a move towards better organization of styles. This change likely improves maintainability and consistency across the application.

Consider moving these styled components to a separate file if they are not already, to further improve code organization and reusability.


Line range hint 1-937: Overall: Significant improvements to functionality and user experience.

The RecurringDonationCard component has undergone substantial enhancements:

  1. Improved wallet connection handling
  2. Addition of anonymous donation option
  3. Refactored UI components (e.g., Slider)
  4. Better organization of styled components

These changes contribute to a more robust and user-friendly donation experience. The code structure is good and follows React best practices.

Suggestions for further improvement:

  1. Consider adding more inline comments for complex logic, especially around the Slider component and its value mapping functions.
  2. If not already done, consider extracting some of the larger sub-components (e.g., the recurring donation form) into separate files to improve maintainability.
  3. Ensure that proper error handling is in place for all asynchronous operations and API calls.
lang/en.json (3)

357-357: LGTM: New label added correctly

The new label "label.donate_to": "Donate to" has been added correctly. This is a common and clear phrase used in donation contexts.


415-415: Great improvement in clarity!

The updated label "label.fireup_your_community_to_use_givpower": "Ask your community to boost your project" is a significant improvement. The new wording is more direct, clearer, and action-oriented, which should help users better understand the intended action.


Line range hint 1-1686: Overall improvements in donation-related translations

The changes made to this file enhance the clarity and specificity of donation-related translations. New labels have been added to support features like network eligibility for matching, and existing labels have been improved for better user understanding. These updates should contribute to a more user-friendly experience when interacting with donation features.

lang/es.json (11)

356-356: New translation added for donation target

The new translation "Donar a" has been added for the key "label.donate_to". This is a correct and concise translation for "Donate to" in Spanish.


383-383: New translation added for eligible networks

A new translation "Redes elegibles para la asignación de QF" has been added for the key "label.eligible_networks_for_matching". This accurately conveys the meaning of "Eligible networks for QF matching" in Spanish.


504-504: New translation added for network check

The translation "Vuelve atrás y asegúrate de que estás en la red correcta." has been added for the key "label.go_back_and_check_network". This is a correct and clear translation of "Go back and check that you're on the correct network."


753-755: New translations added for wallet connection prompts

Three new translations have been added:

  1. "Conecta tu billetera para ganar GIVbacks."
  2. "Conecta tu billetera para ganar GIVbacks e igualar tu donación en QF."
  3. "Conecta tu billetera para igualar tu donación en QF"

These translations accurately convey the messages about connecting wallets for GIVbacks and QF matching.


756-756: New translation added for Stellar donations

The translation "Las donaciones de Stellar no son elegibles para igualación" has been added for the key "label.stellar_donations_arent_eligible". This correctly translates the message about Stellar donations not being eligible for matching.


989-989: Modified translation for Stellar eligibility

The translation for "label.stellar_is_not_eligible_for_matching" has been changed to "Stellar no es elegible para esta ronda." This modification is more specific, mentioning "esta ronda" (this round) instead of a general statement about matching.


1029-1029: New translation added for network switch prompt

The translation "Cambiar a redes compatibles" has been added for the key "label.switch_to_supported". This correctly conveys the message to switch to supported networks.


1139-1140: Modified translations for trust and Stellar donations

Two translations have been modified:

  1. "label.trust_that_your_donations_will_make" now emphasizes crypto donations and mentions the verification system.
  2. "label.try_donating_with_stellar" now includes a note about not needing to connect a wallet.

These changes provide more specific information and are improvements over the previous translations.


1346-1370: New translations added for donation-related messages

Several new translations have been added for donation-related messages, including eligibility for GIVbacks, matching funds, and project/token eligibility. These translations accurately convey the intended messages and maintain consistency with the existing terminology.


1668-1672: New translations added for project verification toasts

New translations have been added for various project verification toast messages. These translations provide clear and accurate information about project verification status, GIVbacks eligibility, and boosting projects.

Also applies to: 1681-1683


Line range hint 1-1740: Overall assessment of Spanish localization updates

The changes to the Spanish localization file are generally positive and enhance the user experience for Spanish-speaking users of the Giveth platform. New translations have been added for various features, particularly around donations, GIVbacks, and project verification. These additions are accurate and maintain consistency with existing terminology.

Most modified translations provide more specific or clearer information, which is beneficial. However, there is one change that requires attention:

  • The translation for "label.this_project_doesnt_accept_on" (line 1096) has changed in a way that alters its meaning significantly. This should be verified to ensure it's intentional.

Apart from this single issue, the updates to this file improve the Spanish localization and should be approved after addressing the mentioned concern.

lang/ca.json (5)

Line range hint 356-372: New donation-related labels look good!

The newly added translations for donation-related labels are consistent with the existing style and provide clear information about donation eligibility, amounts, and GIVbacks. They will improve the user experience for Catalan-speaking users.


755-758: Wallet connection and network switching translations are well-done!

The new translations for wallet connection and network switching prompts are clear and consistent. They provide good guidance for users, which will help improve the overall user experience for Catalan-speaking users.


991-992: Stellar-related translations are appropriate and clear!

The new translations for Stellar network compatibility and donations provide clear information about limitations and eligibility. They are consistent with the existing style and will help users understand the constraints related to Stellar donations.


1363-1372: Donation eligibility and matching translations are well-implemented!

The new translations for donation eligibility, matching funds, and GIVbacks provide clear and concise information. They are consistent with the existing style and terminology, which will help users understand the requirements and benefits of their donations.


1670-1685: Project verification and GIVbacks eligibility translations are comprehensive and clear!

The new translations for project verification status and GIVbacks eligibility provide detailed information for both project owners and donors. They are consistent with the existing style and offer clear guidance on the benefits and requirements of verified projects. This will help improve transparency and user understanding of the platform's features.

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

22-22: Import statement updated correctly

The import path for INetworkIdWithChain has been updated appropriately.

src/components/views/donate/common/EligibilityBadges.tsx (2)

69-131: Handle the case when the user is not connected

Currently, the component returns null when isConnected is false. Ensure that this is the desired behavior. If the eligibility badges should display some information even when the user is not connected, consider updating the return statement accordingly.

Confirm whether null is the appropriate return value when not connected. If not, adjust the component to render a placeholder or prompt for the user to connect.


35-37: Verify usage of activeQFRound and activeStartedRound

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

33-33: Verify all references to ETabs.ONE_TIME are updated due to value change

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src/components/views/donate/DonateIndex.tsx (3)

65-65: Ensure activeStartedRound and startTimer are Properly Initialized

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139-143: Logical Concern: Authentication Checks May Be Redundant

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src/components/views/donate/OneTime/DonateModal.tsx (6)

12-12: Imported 'Chain' and 'formatUnits' correctly

The import of Chain and formatUnits from viem is appropriate and correctly implemented.


15-20: New helper functions imported appropriately

The helper functions such as compareAddresses, formatTxLink, showToastError, and truncateToDecimalPlaces are correctly imported from '@/lib/helpers'.


44-44: Imported 'calcDonationShare' function

The calcDonationShare function is properly imported from '@/components/views/donate/common/helpers' for calculating donation shares.


90-90: Type assertion on 'chain' variable

The type assertion of chain to Chain when accessing chainId and chainName is appropriate, ensuring correct typing.


97-97: Destructured 'activeStartedRound' from 'useDonateData'

The inclusion of activeStartedRound from useDonateData() is correctly implemented and prepares the component to access current round data.


132-144: Correctly calculate donation eligibility for Quadratic Funding

The logic for determining if a donation is eligible for Quadratic Funding (QF) is well-implemented:

  • isOnEligibleNetworks checks if the current chain is among the eligible networks.
  • donationUsdValue accurately computes the USD value of the donation.
  • includeInQF combines the above conditions with the minimum valid USD value to decide eligibility.

All optional chaining and default values are handled appropriately to avoid runtime errors.

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

615-617: Ensure consistent styling by importing SublineBold from the correct module

The DonationPrice styled component uses SublineBold, which was imported earlier but marked as unused. Verify that the correct import is used to prevent styling issues.

Confirm that SublineBold is the correct base component for DonationPrice. If not, update the import accordingly.


345-348: Validate the calculation of donation shares

When calling calcDonationShare, ensure that the function correctly calculates givethDonationAmount and projectDonationAmount, especially when donationToGiveth is 0.

Write unit tests for calcDonationShare with various input values to confirm the correctness of the calculation.


64-67: Remove duplicate or unnecessary imports

The imports EligibilityBadges and DonateAnonymously are imported but may already be imported elsewhere or not used.

Duplicate of the earlier comment regarding unused imports. Please verify and clean up as necessary.

campaign: data.findCampaignBySlug,
},
revalidate: 600,
props: {},
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Update component props and type definitions.

Now that we're no longer passing campaign data, we should update the component and its type definitions to reflect this change:

  1. Update the IEthDenverProps interface to remove the campaign property.
  2. Remove the campaign prop from the EthDenverRoute component parameters.
  3. Remove the campaign prop when rendering EthDenverView.

Here's a suggested refactor:

-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 />
 		</>
 	);
 };

Also, update the EthDenverView component to not expect a campaign prop.

Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.

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Remove unnecessary Fragment.

The Fragment wrapping the text on line 19 is redundant as it contains only one child. Removing it will simplify the code without affecting functionality.

Apply this change to remove the unnecessary Fragment:

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+				to help us improve the Giveth platform.
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[error] 19-19: Avoid using unnecessary Fragment.

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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ import { mediaQueries } from '@/lib/constants/constants';
import { jointItems } from '@/helpers/text';
import SwitchNetwork from './SwitchNetwork';
import { getChainName } from '@/lib/network';
import { INetworkIdWithChain } from '../views/donate/common.types';
import { INetworkIdWithChain } from '../views/donate/common/common.types';
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Import path inconsistency detected.

The new import path ../views/donate/common/common.types does not exist. Instead, common.types.ts is located at src/components/views/verification/projectContact/common.types.ts. Please verify and update the import path accordingly to ensure consistency across the codebase.

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LGTM. Verify import consistency across the codebase.

The updated import path for INetworkIdWithChain reflects a restructuring of the file organization. This change is correct and doesn't affect the component's functionality.

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const EstimatedMatchingToast: FC<IEstimatedMatchingToast> = ({
projectData,
token,
amount,
tokenPrice,
isStellar,
show,
}) => {
const { formatMessage, locale } = useIntl();
const { estimatedMatching, qfRounds } = projectData || {};
const { allProjectsSum, matchingPool, projectDonationsSqrtRootSum } =
estimatedMatching || {};

const { activeStartedRound } = getActiveRound(qfRounds);
const {
allocatedFundUSDPreferred,
allocatedFundUSD,
allocatedTokenSymbol,
maximumReward,
} = activeStartedRound || {};
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⚠️ Potential issue

Consider adding a safety check for projectData.

The component declaration and initial variable assignments look good overall. However, there's a potential issue on line 42:

const { estimatedMatching, qfRounds } = projectData || {};

If projectData is undefined, this will not throw an error, but estimatedMatching and qfRounds will be undefined. This could lead to runtime errors when these variables are used later in the component.

Consider adding a more robust check:

const { estimatedMatching, qfRounds } = projectData ?? { estimatedMatching: {}, qfRounds: [] };

This ensures that even if projectData is null or undefined, estimatedMatching and qfRounds will have default values, preventing potential runtime errors.

setTokenBalances(balances);
setBalanceIsLoading(true);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Error fetching token balances:', error);
console.error('error on fetchTokenBalances', { error });
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⚠️ Potential issue

Improved error logging, but inconsistent with function name.

The error logging has been updated to be more specific, which is good for debugging. However, it refers to fetchTokenBalances, while the local function is named fetchBalances. This inconsistency should be addressed.

If you rename the function as suggested in the previous comment, this error logging will be consistent. Otherwise, update the error message to match the function name:

-console.error('error on fetchTokenBalances', { error });
+console.error('error on fetchBalances', { error });
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Comment on lines +447 to +609
{formatMessage({
id: 'label.available',
})}
:{' '}
{selectedOneTimeToken
? truncateToDecimalPlaces(
formatUnits(
selectedTokenBalance,
tokenDecimals,
),
tokenDecimals / 3,
)
: 0.0}
</GLinkStyled>
<IconWrapper
onClick={() => !isRefetching && refetch()}
>
{isRefetching ? (
<Spinner size={16} />
) : (
<IconRefresh16 />
)}
</IconWrapper>
{insufficientGasFee && (
<WarnError>{amountErrorText}</WarnError>
)}
</FlexStyled>
) : (
<div style={{ height: '21.5px' }} />
)}
</FlexStyled>
{!noDonationSplit ? (
<DonateToGiveth
setDonationToGiveth={setDonationToGiveth}
donationToGiveth={donationToGiveth}
title={
formatMessage({ id: 'label.donate_to' }) + ' Giveth'
}
disabled={!selectedOneTimeToken || !isConnected}
/>
) : (
<br />
)}
{!noDonationSplit ? (
<TotalDonation
donationToGiveth={donationToGiveth}
totalDonation={amount}
projectTitle={projectTitle}
token={selectedOneTimeToken}
isActive={!donationDisabled}
/>
) : (
<EmptySpace />
)}
{!isActive && (
<InlineToast
type={EToastType.Warning}
message={formatMessage({
id: 'label.this_project_is_not_active',
})}
/>
)}
{isConnected &&
(donationDisabled ? (
<OutlineButtonStyled
label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.donate' })}
disabled
size='medium'
/>
) : (
<MainButton
id='Donate_Final'
label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.donate' })}
size='medium'
onClick={handleDonate}
/>
))}
{!isConnected && (
<MainButton
label={formatMessage({
id: 'component.button.connect_wallet',
})}
onClick={() => dispatch(setShowWelcomeModal(true))}
/>
)}
<DonateAnonymously
anonymous={anonymous}
setAnonymous={setAnonymous}
selectedToken={selectedOneTimeToken}
/>
)}
{showSelectTokenModal && (
<SelectTokenModal
setShowModal={setShowSelectTokenModal}
tokens={erc20List}
acceptCustomToken={
project.organization?.supportCustomTokens
}
/>
)}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Refactor the component for better readability and maintainability

The JSX code within the return statement is quite lengthy and nested, which can make it difficult to read and maintain.

Consider breaking down the JSX into smaller, reusable components. For example, extract the token selection and amount input into their own component.

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<WarnError>{amountErrorText}</WarnError>
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Fix the display condition for WarnError component

The WarnError component is rendered within a conditional block but may not display correctly if the condition is not properly managed.

Ensure that the conditional rendering logic for WarnError is accurate and that the component displays when intended.

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const isOnQFEligibleNetworks =
networkId && activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks?.includes(networkId);
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Check for null or undefined networkId before calling .includes

When evaluating activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks?.includes(networkId), if networkId is null or undefined, it may cause unexpected behavior.

Consider adding a null check for networkId:

 const isOnQFEligibleNetworks =
-	networkId && activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks?.includes(networkId);
+	networkId != null && activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks?.includes(networkId);
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const isOnQFEligibleNetworks =
networkId && activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks?.includes(networkId);
const isOnQFEligibleNetworks =
networkId != null && activeStartedRound?.eligibleNetworks?.includes(networkId);

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IconWalletOutline24,
neutralColors,
OutlineButton,
semanticColors,
SublineBold,
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Unused Imports: Remove unnecessary imports to clean up the codebase

The imported modules OutlineButton, SublineBold, and semanticColors are not used within this file. Unused imports can clutter the code and may lead to confusion.

Apply this diff to remove the unused imports:

 import {
 	B,
 	brandColors,
 	Button,
 	Flex,
 	IconCaretDown16,
 	IconRefresh16,
 	IconWalletOutline24,
-	neutralColors,
-	OutlineButton,
-	semanticColors,
-	SublineBold,
+	neutralColors,
 } from '@giveth/ui-design-system';

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acceptedTokens: IProjectAcceptedToken[] | undefined;
}> = ({ acceptedTokens, setIsQRDonation }) => {
}> = ({ acceptedTokens }) => {
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💡 Codebase verification

setIsQRDonation is still used in the following files:

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

Please remove all references to setIsQRDonation to prevent potential errors.

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Update component props to reflect removed setIsQRDonation prop

The CryptoDonation component no longer accepts the setIsQRDonation prop. Ensure that all references to setIsQRDonation within the codebase have been removed to prevent any potential errors.

Run the following script to verify that setIsQRDonation is no longer used:


Please run the following corrected script to verify that setIsQRDonation is no longer used:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for any occurrences of `setIsQRDonation` in the codebase.

# Test: Expect no results.
rg --type javascript --type typescript 'setIsQRDonation'

Length of output: 91


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for any occurrences of `setIsQRDonation` in the codebase.

# Test: Expect no results.
rg --type js --type ts 'setIsQRDonation'

Length of output: 647

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LGTM ;) thx @RamRamez

@RamRamez RamRamez merged commit 592b467 into develop Sep 25, 2024
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@RamRamez RamRamez deleted the merge-main-2-develop branch September 25, 2024 21:08
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