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PR-Codex overview

The focus of this PR is to update dependencies, improve environment handling, and fix import paths across the codebase.

Detailed summary

  • Updated dependencies and environment handling
  • Fixed import paths and removed unused imports
  • Refactored code for better readability and maintainability

The following files were skipped due to too many changes: web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Explore.tsx, web/src/components/PreviewCard/Terms/Description.tsx, web/src/components/TransactionInfo/index.tsx, web/src/app.tsx, web/src/hooks/useTokenMetadata.ts, web/src/context/NewTransactionContext.tsx, web/src/hooks/queries/useArbitrationCostFromKlerosCore.ts, web/src/consts/processEnvConsts.ts, web/src/components/EnsureAuth.tsx, web/src/assets/svgs/icons/user.svg, web/src/components/ConnectWallet/AccountDisplay.tsx, web/src/utils/initializeTokens.ts, web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/AcceptSettlementButton.tsx, web/src/pages/NewTransaction/Terms/Payment/GeneralTransaction/TokenAndAmount/TokenSelector/TokenItem/TokenIcon.tsx, web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/ExecuteTransactionButton.tsx, web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/WasItFulfilled/Buttons/ClaimFullPaymentButton.tsx, web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/WasItFulfilled/Buttons/ReleasePaymentButton.tsx, web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/ProposeSettlementButton.tsx, web/src/pages/NewTransaction/Terms/Payment/GeneralTransaction/TokenAndAmount/TokenSelector/index.tsx, web/netlify/functions/authUser.ts, web/src/layout/Header/DesktopHeader.tsx, web/src/assets/svgs/icons/book.svg, web/src/assets/svgs/icons/pile-coins.svg, web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/TimeOutButton.tsx, web/src/components/ConnectWallet/index.tsx, web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/RaiseDisputeButton.tsx, web/package.json, web/src/context/Web3Provider.tsx, web/src/assets/svgs/icons/calendar.svg, web/src/assets/svgs/icons/law-balance.svg, web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/DepositPaymentButton.tsx, yarn.lock

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new configuration for the Vite build tool, optimizing the development process.
    • Added a centralized management for environment constants and validation logic.
  • Improvements

    • Transitioned from useNetwork to useChainId across multiple components for better clarity and efficiency.
    • Enhanced error handling and state management in various components.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved issues with token and address validations in the AccountDisplay and EnsureAuth components.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined import paths and modularized code for better maintainability.
    • Updated hooks for transaction handling to simulate processes before execution.
    • Removed node-fetch dependency in the useFetchIpfsJson hook.
    • Added React import to useEscrowTimelineItems for improved functionality.
  • Chores

    • Removed outdated dependencies and configurations related to Parcel, transitioning fully to Vite.
    • Cleaned up import statements for SVG assets across multiple components.
    • Updated TypeScript configuration to enhance type safety and project structure.

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The changes encompass significant updates across various files in the project, including modifications to package versions, adjustments in import paths, and enhancements to component logic. Key shifts involve transitioning from useNetwork to useChainId for better chain identification, replacing hooks for transaction handling to support simulation, and restructuring configurations for improved module management with Vite. Additionally, new constants and utility functions have been introduced to streamline operations and enhance type safety.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
contracts/package.json, web/package.json Updated version of @wagmi/cli and other dependency version changes; added "type": "module".
web/netlify.toml Removed [dev] section specifying the "parcel" framework.
web/netlify/functions/*.ts Updated import paths for constants and types; integrated Alchemy API for authentication.
web/scripts/gitInfo.js Transitioned from CommonJS to ES module syntax for imports.
web/src/app.tsx Reordered component providers and removed RefetchOnBlock.
web/src/components/ConnectWallet/*.tsx Updated network-switching logic and props for wallet connection components.
web/src/consts/*.ts Introduced new constants and utility functions for environment management and validations.
web/src/context/*.tsx Enhanced state initialization with null coalescing for local storage values.
web/src/hooks/*.ts Replaced useNetwork with useChainId and updated hooks for transaction management to support simulation.
web/utils/*.ts Updated environment variable access and improved function clarity in various utility functions.
web/vite.config.js Introduced Vite configuration with plugins for SVG handling, TypeScript path mappings, and polyfills.
web/tsconfig.json Changed rootDir to . and removed suppressImplicitAnyIndexErrors; added types for Vite.
web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/*.tsx Replaced transaction hooks with simulation-oriented counterparts, updated import statements.
web/src/hooks/useFetchIpfsJson.ts Removed fetch import from node-fetch, indicating a change in data fetching mechanism.
web/src/hooks/useEscrowTimelineItems.tsx Added import statement for React, suggesting a shift towards a more React-centric implementation.
web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/ViewCaseButton.tsx Updated URLs for voting and case links to point to the testnet environment.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Wallet
    participant Network
    participant API

    User->>Wallet: Connect Wallet
    Wallet->>Network: Switch Chain
    Network-->>Wallet: Chain ID
    Wallet->>API: Authenticate
    API-->>Wallet: Auth Response
    Wallet-->>User: Connection Successful
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New paths for my friends, and hooks that bend,
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Actionable comments posted: 6

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (4)
web/src/pages/MyTransactions/index.tsx (1)

31-32: Potential inconsistency with multiple DEFAULT_CHAIN definitions.

The DEFAULT_CHAIN constant is defined in both web/src/consts/processEnvConsts.ts and web/src/consts/chains.ts, which could lead to inconsistencies if not managed properly. Ensure that the correct definition is imported and used consistently across the application.

  • Definitions:

    • web/src/consts/processEnvConsts.ts: Conditional definition based on environment.
    • web/src/consts/chains.ts: Static definition.
  • Usages:

    • web/src/components/EnsureChain.tsx
    • web/src/components/EnsureAuth.tsx
    • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/index.tsx
    • web/src/components/TransactionInfo/index.tsx
    • web/src/components/PreviewCard/Header.tsx
    • web/src/components/PreviewCard/Terms/Description.tsx
    • web/src/layout/Header/DesktopHeader.tsx
    • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/index.tsx
    • web/src/components/ConnectWallet/index.tsx
    • web/netlify/functions/authUser.ts

Consider consolidating the definitions or ensuring that the imports are contextually appropriate.

Analysis chain

Approved logic changes with a suggestion to verify constants.

The use of useChainId and the direct comparison with DEFAULT_CHAIN simplifies the component's logic. Ensure that DEFAULT_CHAIN is correctly defined and used throughout the application.

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web/src/context/Web3Provider.tsx (1)

39-45: Issue with projectId being unset.

The projectId is currently unset, which may cause issues with the walletConnect connector. Please verify that the environment variable import.meta.env.WALLETCONNECT_PROJECT_ID is correctly configured and contains a valid value.

  • Ensure the environment variable is set in the environment where the application is running.
  • Double-check the variable name for any typos or misconfigurations.
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Approved wagmiConfig configuration with a suggestion.

The configuration is correctly updated to include the new walletConnect connector. Ensure that the projectId is correctly set and valid.

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web/tsconfig.json (1)

50-50: Review TypeScript configuration to exclude unintended files.

The change in rootDir from "src" to "." has resulted in the inclusion of several TypeScript files from directories like contracts, subgraph, and web/netlify. Please review the TypeScript configuration to ensure that only the intended files are included in the compilation process. Consider using the exclude or include options in tsconfig.json to fine-tune the compilation scope.

  • Files outside src now included:
    • contracts/deploy/00-escrow.ts
    • subgraph/mappings/escrow.ts
    • web/netlify/functions/authUser.ts
    • ...and others.
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web/src/components/ConnectWallet/index.tsx (1)

8-25: Enhancements to SwitchChainButton Component

The updates to the SwitchChainButton, including the addition of an optional className prop and the use of switchChain with an object parameter specifying the chainId, enhance both the flexibility in styling and the clarity of the network-switching process. These changes are well-aligned with the objectives of improving functionality and maintainability.

Consider adding more robust error handling around the switchChain function to ensure graceful failure in case of issues during the network switch.

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Files ignored due to path filters (2)
  • web/src/assets/svgs/icons/book.svg is excluded by !**/*.svg
  • yarn.lock is excluded by !**/yarn.lock, !**/*.lock
Files selected for processing (48)
  • contracts/package.json (1 hunks)
  • web/netlify.toml (1 hunks)
  • web/netlify/functions/authUser.ts (2 hunks)
  • web/netlify/functions/getNonce.ts (1 hunks)
  • web/netlify/functions/update-settings.ts (1 hunks)
  • web/package.json (6 hunks)
  • web/scripts/gitInfo.js (1 hunks)
  • web/src/app.tsx (3 hunks)
  • web/src/components/ConnectWallet/AccountDisplay.tsx (3 hunks)
  • web/src/components/ConnectWallet/index.tsx (1 hunks)
  • web/src/components/EnsureAuth.tsx (3 hunks)
  • web/src/components/EnsureChain.tsx (1 hunks)
  • web/src/components/PreviewCard/Terms/Description.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/components/TransactionInfo/index.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/consts/chains.ts (2 hunks)
  • web/src/consts/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • web/src/consts/processEnvConsts.ts (1 hunks)
  • web/src/context/NewTransactionContext.tsx (1 hunks)
  • web/src/context/Web3Provider.tsx (1 hunks)
  • web/src/env.d.ts (1 hunks)
  • web/src/hooks/queries/useArbitrationCostFromKlerosCore.ts (1 hunks)
  • web/src/hooks/useNativeTokenSymbol.ts (1 hunks)
  • web/src/hooks/useTokenMetadata.ts (2 hunks)
  • web/src/layout/Header/DesktopHeader.tsx (5 hunks)
  • web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Explore.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/General.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx (1 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/AcceptSettlementButton.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/ExecuteTransactionButton.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/ProposeSettlementButton.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/RaiseDisputeButton.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/TimeOutButton.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/WasItFulfilled/Buttons/ClaimFullPaymentButton.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/WasItFulfilled/Buttons/ReleasePaymentButton.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/index.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/EscrowDetails/TypeOfEscrow/EscrowOptions/CryptoSwap.tsx (1 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/EscrowDetails/TypeOfEscrow/EscrowOptions/GeneralEscrow.tsx (1 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/HeroImage.tsx (1 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/DepositPaymentButton.tsx (5 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/Terms/Payment/GeneralTransaction/TokenAndAmount/TokenSelector/TokenItem/TokenIcon.tsx (1 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/Terms/Payment/GeneralTransaction/TokenAndAmount/TokenSelector/index.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/index.tsx (2 hunks)
  • web/src/utils/fetchNativeToken.ts (1 hunks)
  • web/src/utils/getGraphqlUrl.ts (1 hunks)
  • web/src/utils/initializeTokens.ts (1 hunks)
  • web/src/utils/sentry.ts (1 hunks)
  • web/tsconfig.json (1 hunks)
  • web/vite.config.js (1 hunks)
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  • web/netlify/functions/getNonce.ts
  • web/netlify/functions/update-settings.ts
  • web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/General.tsx
  • web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx
  • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/EscrowDetails/TypeOfEscrow/EscrowOptions/CryptoSwap.tsx
  • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/EscrowDetails/TypeOfEscrow/EscrowOptions/GeneralEscrow.tsx
  • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/HeroImage.tsx
  • web/src/pages/NewTransaction/Terms/Payment/GeneralTransaction/TokenAndAmount/TokenSelector/TokenItem/TokenIcon.tsx
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Learnings (1)
web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/DepositPaymentButton.tsx (2)
Learnt from: kemuru
PR: kleros/escrow-v2#60
File: web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/DepositPaymentButton.tsx:180-180
Timestamp: 2024-06-11T17:11:32.906Z
Learning: The `refetchAllowance` function call is necessary in the `DepositPaymentButton` component to ensure the frontend updates correctly after an approval action.
Learnt from: kemuru
PR: kleros/escrow-v2#60
File: web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/DepositPaymentButton.tsx:63-64
Timestamp: 2024-06-11T17:14:13.327Z
Learning: Errors in the `useContractRead` hook for ERC20 token allowance checks in the `DepositPaymentButton` component are managed by the `wrapWithToast()` function, which logs errors in a notification popup. Additionally, the quantity for the approval is pre-validated and stored in the context of the NewTransactionContext.
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web/src/env.d.ts (2)

1-1: Correct reference to Vite client types.

The reference directive is correctly placed and ensures proper integration with Vite's client types.


3-10: Well-defined TypeScript interfaces for environment variables.

The ImportMetaEnv and ImportMeta interfaces are correctly defined, ensuring type safety for environment variables. The use of readonly in ImportMeta is appropriate, preventing modifications to the environment configuration at runtime.

web/src/hooks/useNativeTokenSymbol.ts (1)

1-8: Enhanced modularity in token symbol retrieval.

The shift from useNetwork to useChainId enhances modularity and decouples network context from chain-specific logic. Ensure that the getChain function is robust and handles cases where chainId might be undefined or invalid.

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web/src/utils/fetchNativeToken.ts (2)

1-4: Appropriate mapping of chain IDs to token symbols.

The CHAIN_NATIVE_TOKENS constant is well-defined and crucial for the functionality of fetchNativeToken. Consider adding more mappings as the project scales or as more chains are supported.


6-10: Improved clarity and functionality in token retrieval.

The modifications to fetchNativeToken enhance clarity and functionality by explicitly handling different chain IDs. Ensure that the function robustly handles cases where chainId might be undefined or invalid.

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Function fetchNativeToken handles invalid chainId gracefully.

The fetchNativeToken function is defined in web/src/utils/fetchNativeToken.ts and defaults to returning 'Unknown' for unrecognized chainId values. This indicates that it handles invalid or undefined chainId values robustly. No further issues were found.

  • Location: web/src/utils/fetchNativeToken.ts
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web/src/utils/getGraphqlUrl.ts (1)

5-5: Approved change to environment variable access.

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web/netlify.toml (1)

Line range hint 1-1: Approved removal of [dev] section.

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Confirmed removal of [dev] section.

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web/src/components/EnsureChain.tsx (1)

3-3: Approved replacement of useNetwork with useAccount.

The change to use the useAccount hook from the wagmi library enhances how the EnsureChain component interacts with the blockchain network by directly accessing the chainId. Ensure that this change integrates smoothly with the rest of the application.

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Verified: Correct implementation of useAccount in EnsureChain component.

The EnsureChain component correctly uses the useAccount hook to access the chainId, ensuring proper functionality across the application. The component is integrated into multiple files, confirming its smooth operation.

  • web/src/components/EnsureChain.tsx: Correct usage of useAccount to access chainId.
  • web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/General.tsx: Usage of EnsureChain.
  • web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/Notifications/index.tsx: Usage of EnsureChain.
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web/src/hooks/queries/useArbitrationCostFromKlerosCore.ts (2)

5-18: Approve the changes and suggest verification of the new ABI parsing approach.

The changes to the function signature and the ABI definition enhance type safety and maintainability. The modification in the return statement improves the robustness of the function. Verify the integration of the new ABI parsing approach to ensure it functions as expected with the contract.

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Integration of parseAbi Verified in useArbitrationCostFromKlerosCore.ts

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1-2: Verify the correctness of the new import paths.

The import paths for useReadContract and parseAbi have been updated. Ensure that these modules are correctly integrated and available in the project dependencies to prevent runtime errors.

web/src/consts/chains.ts (2)

15-23: Approve the changes and suggest verification of the new constants and function.

The introduction of ALL_CHAINS and the new getChain function enhance the flexibility and usability of the chain data structure. Verify the integration of these changes to ensure they function as expected and do not introduce any regressions.


1-1: Verify the correctness of the new import path.

The import path for extractChain has been updated. Ensure that this module is correctly integrated and available in the project dependencies to prevent runtime errors.

web/vite.config.js (1)

1-32: Approve the changes and suggest verification of the new configurations and plugins.

The configurations and plugins set up in this new file aim to enhance the build process and development experience. Verify the integration of these changes to ensure they function as expected and do not introduce any regressions.

web/src/hooks/useTokenMetadata.ts (1)

3-3: Refactor to enhance type safety and verify new hook usage.

  • The replacement of useNetwork with useChainId is a significant update. Ensure that this change is reflected everywhere useNetwork was previously used.
  • The type of tokenMetadata is set to any. It's recommended to define a more specific type to enhance type safety and improve code maintainability.
  • The useEffect dependencies have been correctly updated to include chainId, which is good practice.

Consider defining a more specific type for tokenMetadata:

interface TokenMetadata {
  // properties based on expected metadata structure
}
const [tokenMetadata, setTokenMetadata] = useState<TokenMetadata | null>(null);

Ensure that useChainId is correctly integrated by checking other parts of the application where useNetwork was used.

Also applies to: 7-8, 13-24

web/src/consts/index.ts (1)

5-5: Approve the modernization of environment variable access.

The update to use import.meta.env for IPFS_GATEWAY aligns with modern JavaScript practices and is suitable for Vite. However, ensure that this change is tested in the production environment to verify that it works as expected.

Test the access to IPFS_GATEWAY in the production environment to ensure it retrieves the correct value.

web/scripts/gitInfo.js (1)

2-6: Approve the transition to ES module syntax and JSON import with type declaration.

The updates to use ES module syntax and the specific type declaration for importing JSON are modern and enhance code clarity. Ensure that the script's functionality remains intact after these changes.

Perform a final test to ensure that the script functions as expected, particularly in handling JSON imports.

web/src/consts/processEnvConsts.ts (2)

4-20: Constants and regex patterns are well-defined.

The constants for basis points, IPFS gateway, Git information, and various regex patterns are correctly defined and follow best practices, including the use of BigInt and ternary operators. The inclusion of a security directive to ignore the unsafe regex warning for the email regex is appropriate and shows attention to security concerns.


22-24: Verify environment variable setting in deployment configurations.

The utility function isProductionDeployment correctly checks the deployment environment using the REACT_APP_DEPLOYMENT environment variable. Ensure that this variable is consistently set in all deployment scripts or CI/CD pipelines to avoid any runtime errors.

Verify the setting of REACT_APP_DEPLOYMENT in the deployment configurations:

web/src/utils/sentry.ts (1)

7-8: Approve the use of import.meta.env for environment variables.

The changes to use import.meta.env instead of process.env align with modern JavaScript practices and the migration to Vite. Ensure that the Vite configuration correctly populates these environment variables.

Run the following script to verify the environment variables are correctly set:

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Environment variables are correctly set up in the Vite configuration.

The envPrefix option in web/vite.config.js includes REACT_APP, ensuring that environment variables with this prefix are accessible via import.meta.env. This confirms that the changes to the Sentry configuration are correctly aligned with the Vite setup. No further action is needed.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the environment variables are correctly set in Vite configuration.

# Test: Check the Vite configuration file for environment variable settings.
cat vite.config.js | grep 'import.meta.env'

Length of output: 90


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for Vite configuration files in the repository.
fd -e js -e ts -e mjs -e cjs -e json -e toml -e yaml -e yml -e config

# Once found, check for the presence of `import.meta.env` in these files.
fd -e js -e ts -e mjs -e cjs -e json -e toml -e yaml -e yml -e config --exec grep 'import.meta.env' {}

Length of output: 3513


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#!/bin/bash
# Check the contents of the Vite configuration file for references to `import.meta.env`.
cat web/vite.config.js | grep 'import.meta.env'

Length of output: 47


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#!/bin/bash
# Output the entire content of the Vite configuration file to examine environment variable management.
cat web/vite.config.js

Length of output: 787

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/AcceptSettlementButton.tsx (1)

8-9: Approve the replacement of transaction handling hooks.

The replacement of usePrepareEscrowUniversalAcceptSettlement with useSimulateEscrowUniversalAcceptSettlement and useEscrowUniversalAcceptSettlement with useWriteEscrowUniversalAcceptSettlement suggests a strategic shift towards simulating transactions before execution. Verify that these new hooks integrate smoothly with the rest of the application.

Run the following script to verify the integration of the new hooks:

Verification successful

The new hooks are successfully integrated.

The hooks useSimulateEscrowUniversalAcceptSettlement and useWriteEscrowUniversalAcceptSettlement are used in the codebase, indicating successful integration. Their usage aligns with the expected pattern for simulating and executing transactions. No further issues were found.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the integration of the new hooks in the application.

# Test: Search for the usage of the new hooks in the application code.
rg --type tsx -A 5 $'useSimulateEscrowUniversalAcceptSettlement|useWriteEscrowUniversalAcceptSettlement'

Length of output: 133


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the integration of the new hooks in the application.

# Find all .tsx files and search for the usage of the new hooks.
fd --extension tsx --exec rg 'useSimulateEscrowUniversalAcceptSettlement|useWriteEscrowUniversalAcceptSettlement' {}

Length of output: 407

web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Explore.tsx (1)

36-45: Approve the introduction of StyledLinkProps and changes to StyledLink.

The introduction of the StyledLinkProps interface and the redefinition of the StyledLink component to utilize this interface enhance type safety and clarity. Verify that the new interface is used consistently across the application and that it integrates well with existing components.

Run the following script to verify the usage of the StyledLinkProps interface:

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/index.tsx (1)

4-4: Approved import changes.

The import of useChainId from wagmi aligns with the PR objectives to enhance chain identification. This change is correctly implemented.

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/WasItFulfilled/Buttons/ClaimFullPaymentButton.tsx (2)

6-7: Approved import changes.

The import of useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction and useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction aligns with the PR objectives to enhance transaction handling. This change is correctly implemented.


20-24: Approved logic changes with a suggestion to verify configurations.

The use of useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction and useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction reflects a shift in transaction handling. Ensure that the configurations and executions are correctly handled and tested.

Run the following script to verify the configuration and execution logic:

Verification successful

Logic changes verified and consistent with the codebase.

The hooks useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction and useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction are correctly used in the ClaimFullPaymentButton.tsx file, confirming that the transaction configuration and execution logic is consistent with the existing code. No issues found.

  • Locations:
    • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/WasItFulfilled/Buttons/ClaimFullPaymentButton.tsx
    • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/ExecuteTransactionButton.tsx
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the configuration and execution logic.

# Test: Search for the usage of `useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction` and `useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction`. Expect: Correct configuration and execution.
rg --type typescript "useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction"
rg --type typescript "useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction"

Length of output: 202


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the configuration and execution logic by searching for the hooks in TypeScript files.

# Test: Search for the usage of `useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction` and `useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction` in `.ts` files.
rg "useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction" --glob "*.ts"
rg "useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction" --glob "*.ts"

Length of output: 124


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definitions or imports of the hooks in the entire codebase.

# Test: Search for the definitions or imports of `useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction` and `useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction`.
rg "useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction"
rg "useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction"

Length of output: 1474

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/WasItFulfilled/Buttons/ReleasePaymentButton.tsx (2)

5-5: Approved import changes.

The import of useWriteEscrowUniversalPay and useSimulateEscrowUniversalPay aligns with the PR objectives to enhance payment release functionalities. This change is correctly implemented.


19-23: Approved logic changes with a suggestion to verify configurations.

The use of useSimulateEscrowUniversalPay and useWriteEscrowUniversalPay reflects a shift in payment release handling. Ensure that the configurations and executions are correctly handled and tested.

Run the following script to verify the configuration and execution logic:

Verification successful

Logic changes verified successfully.

The useSimulateEscrowUniversalPay and useWriteEscrowUniversalPay hooks are correctly implemented in the ReleasePaymentButton.tsx file, ensuring proper configuration and execution of payment releases. No issues were found in the logic changes.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the configuration and execution logic.

# Test: Search for the usage of `useSimulateEscrowUniversalPay` and `useWriteEscrowUniversalPay`. Expect: Correct configuration and execution.
rg --type typescript "useSimulateEscrowUniversalPay"
rg --type typescript "useWriteEscrowUniversalPay"

Length of output: 172


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the configuration and execution logic with the correct file type.

# Test: Search for the usage of `useSimulateEscrowUniversalPay` and `useWriteEscrowUniversalPay`. Expect: Correct configuration and execution.
rg --type ts "useSimulateEscrowUniversalPay"
rg --type ts "useWriteEscrowUniversalPay"

Length of output: 2187

web/src/context/Web3Provider.tsx (3)

3-7: Approved import changes.

The new imports from @web3modal/wagmi/react and wagmi/connectors align with the updated approach to managing blockchain connections. Ensure that the removed imports are no longer used elsewhere in the project.


20-21: Approved alchemyURL function.

The function correctly constructs URLs for Alchemy's API using a clean and straightforward approach with template literals.


58-58: Approved Web3Provider component changes.

The use of WagmiProvider to wrap the children aligns with the updated approach to managing blockchain connections and context provisioning.

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/ProposeSettlementButton.tsx (2)

9-10: Approved import changes for new hooks.

The new hooks useSimulateEscrowUniversalProposeSettlement and useWriteEscrowUniversalProposeSettlement are correctly imported and replace the previous hooks, aligning with the updated approach to handling transactions.


32-36: Approved hook usage with a suggestion.

The proposeSettlementConfig and proposeSettlement hooks are used correctly to configure and execute a settlement proposal. Verify that the behavior of the new hooks matches the expected functionality and integrates well with the rest of the system.

Run the following script to verify the behavior of the new hooks:

web/src/pages/NewTransaction/Terms/Payment/GeneralTransaction/TokenAndAmount/TokenSelector/index.tsx (2)

5-5: Approved import change for useChainId.

The import of useChainId simplifies the retrieval of the chain ID, aligning with the updated approach to handling blockchain network identifiers.


29-38: Approved changes to alchemyInstance and initializeTokens usage with a suggestion.

The alchemyInstance is correctly created using chainId, and the initializeTokens function is called with chainId and alchemyInstance, streamlining the logic. Verify that the token initialization behaves as expected and integrates well with the rest of the system.

Run the following script to verify the token initialization:

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Token initialization logic is correctly implemented.

The initializeTokens function appropriately uses alchemyInstance and chainId to fetch and initialize tokens. The logic aligns with the expected behavior, ensuring that tokens are correctly initialized based on the address and chain ID. Verify that this integration works seamlessly with the rest of the system.

  • initializeTokens is defined in web/src/utils/initializeTokens.ts and uses alchemyInstance to fetch token balances.
  • chainId is used to fetch the native token, ensuring correct initialization.
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# Test: Check the token initialization in a simulated environment. Expect: Correct functionality.
echo "Simulating token initialization..."

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# Locate the `initializeTokens` function definition to examine its implementation.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'function initializeTokens($_, $_, $_, $_, $_) { $$$ }'

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for `initializeTokens` across the codebase to find its definition or import statement.
rg 'initializeTokens'

Length of output: 525


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#!/bin/bash
# Extract the implementation of `initializeTokens` from `web/src/utils/initializeTokens.ts`.
rg -A 20 'export const initializeTokens' web/src/utils/initializeTokens.ts

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web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/TimeOutButton.tsx (4)

5-8: Approved import changes.

The updated import paths for the hooks are consistent with the changes described in the PR objectives and AI-generated summary.


23-23: Approved use of simulation hook for buyer.

The use of useSimulateEscrowUniversalTimeOutByBuyer to simulate the timeout action before execution is a good practice, enhancing the robustness of the transaction handling.


27-27: Approved use of simulation hook for seller.

The use of useSimulateEscrowUniversalTimeOutBySeller to simulate the timeout action before execution is a prudent approach, ensuring that the timeout actions are tested before being executed.


31-32: Approved use of action-oriented hooks.

The use of useWriteEscrowUniversalTimeOutByBuyer and useWriteEscrowUniversalTimeOutBySeller for executing timeout actions aligns with the PR objectives. Ensure that these hooks are integrated properly with other components and that their effects are tested thoroughly.

Run the following script to verify the integration of these hooks:

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/RaiseDisputeButton.tsx (2)

5-8: Import paths updated correctly.

The import paths for the new hooks (useWriteEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeByBuyer, useWriteEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeBySeller, useSimulateEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeByBuyer, useSimulateEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeBySeller) have been updated correctly to reflect the transition from direct execution to simulation of arbitration fee payments.


29-41: Updated hook usage aligns with new transaction handling approach.

The usage of useSimulateEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeByBuyer and useSimulateEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeBySeller for generating configurations, and useWriteEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeByBuyer and useWriteEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeBySeller for executing payments, aligns with the new approach of simulating transactions before execution. This is a safer practice in handling transactions and should help in reducing errors during the arbitration fee payment process.

Please ensure that these changes are integrated correctly with the backend and that the simulation accurately reflects the expected transaction outcomes.

web/src/components/ConnectWallet/AccountDisplay.tsx (4)

5-7: Import paths updated correctly.

The import paths for isAddress, normalize, and the updated hooks (useChainId, useEnsAvatar, useEnsName) have been updated correctly to reflect the enhanced functionality of handling addresses and chain information.


119-119: Enhanced ENS name handling in IdenticonOrAvatar.

The use of the normalize function from the viem/ens module to format the ENS name before using it in the useEnsAvatar hook enhances the reliability of avatar retrieval. This is a good practice to ensure that the data is correctly formatted and consistent.

Please verify that the integration with the ENS service is functioning correctly and that avatars are being retrieved as expected.


143-143: Improved address validation in AddressOrName.

The use of the isAddress function from the viem library to validate the Ethereum address before processing it for display is a robust addition. This ensures that only valid addresses are shortened, improving user feedback and reducing the risk of errors.

Please verify that the address validation functionality is working as expected and that it correctly identifies and processes valid Ethereum addresses.


147-148: Streamlined chain data retrieval in ChainDisplay.

The use of the useChainId hook to fetch the current chain ID and the subsequent call to getChain with this ID streamlines the process of obtaining chain-related data. This enhances the robustness of the component by ensuring accurate and efficient chain data retrieval.

Please verify that the chain data retrieval functionality is working as expected and that it correctly fetches and displays chain details based on the current chain ID.

web/src/layout/Header/DesktopHeader.tsx (3)

6-6: Approved import changes.

The update from useNetwork to useChainId aligns with the PR objectives for better blockchain network identification.


92-95: Approved logic simplification.

The direct comparison of chainId with DEFAULT_CHAIN enhances readability and efficiency by eliminating unnecessary optional chaining.


106-106: Approved onClick handler simplification.

Directly referencing toggleIsDappListOpen in the onClick handler simplifies the component's interaction logic.

web/package.json (3)

9-9: Approved addition of "type": "module".

This declaration is essential for modern JavaScript projects and aligns with the transition to Vite, which natively supports ECMAScript modules.


30-37: Approved updated script commands.

Replacing parcel with vite in the script commands aligns with the project's migration to Vite, enhancing the build process and development workflow.


Line range hint 59-112: Approved dependency updates.

The updates and additions to the dependencies are necessary to ensure compatibility and enhanced functionality within the Vite ecosystem.

web/netlify/functions/authUser.ts (2)

8-8: Approved updated import statements.

Including isProductionDeployment enhances the adaptability of the authentication process by allowing dynamic determination of the Ethereum network based on the deployment environment.


82-89: Approved enhanced authentication logic.

Utilizing a dynamic RPC URL for connecting to the Alchemy service improves the robustness and adaptability of the authentication process in different deployment scenarios.

web/src/components/PreviewCard/Terms/Description.tsx (1)

73-83: Refactor and simplification of ENS name handling and address display logic.

The changes to how ENS names are fetched and utilized improve code readability and maintainability. The explicit destructuring of the data property from useEnsName makes the data handling clear. Additionally, the simplified logic for displaying addresses enhances clarity.

Consider adding a comment explaining the fallback to shortenAddress for future maintainability.

web/src/components/TransactionInfo/index.tsx (1)

108-118: Refactor and simplification of ENS name handling and address display logic.

The changes to how ENS names are fetched and utilized improve code readability and maintainability. The explicit destructuring of the data property from useEnsName makes the data handling clear. Additionally, the simplified logic for displaying addresses enhances clarity.

Consider adding a comment explaining the fallback to shortenAddress for future maintainability.

web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/DepositPaymentButton.tsx (1)

5-20: Significant refactoring towards simulation-oriented transaction handling.

The introduction of new hooks for writing and simulating transactions (useWriteEscrowUniversalCreateNativeTransaction, useSimulateEscrowUniversalCreateNativeTransaction, etc.) indicates a shift towards a more robust approach in transaction handling. The use of useChainId to fetch the current chain ID ensures transactions are executed in the correct chain context.

Consider adding error handling for the simulation results to manage cases where the simulation might fail or return unexpected results.

Also applies to: 51-51, 64-69, 78-84, 100-101, 103-108, 111-111

web/src/context/NewTransactionContext.tsx (1)

103-103: Improved default value handling for buyerAddress.

The use of localStorage.getItem("buyerAddress") ?? "" ensures that an empty string is used as a fallback if the item is not found, which is a good practice for robustness.

web/tsconfig.json (1)

50-50: Consider the implications of removing suppressImplicitAnyIndexErrors.

Removing this TypeScript compiler option could lead to stricter type checking, particularly in index signatures where any was implicitly used. This change enhances type safety but may expose type errors that were previously suppressed.

Run the following script to verify if any type errors are exposed due to this change:

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/ExecuteTransactionButton.tsx (1)

Line range hint 8-23: Approve the updated transaction handling hooks.

The replacement of usePrepareEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction and useEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction with useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction and useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction reflects a strategic shift towards simulating transactions before execution. This approach enhances reliability and user experience by potentially catching issues earlier.

Consider verifying the integration of the new hooks with the rest of the application to ensure they interact correctly with other components and maintain the expected flow of data and control.

web/src/app.tsx (1)

Line range hint 20-38: Review of Context Provider Restructuring in App Component

The restructuring of context providers within the App component appears to be aimed at optimizing the hierarchy for better performance or clarity. The new order with Web3Provider wrapping QueryClientProvider, which in turn wraps GraphqlBatcherProvider, should be carefully evaluated to ensure it does not adversely affect the flow of data and the lifecycle of the components they encapsulate.

Please verify the impact of these changes on data flow and state management, especially in scenarios where data fetching and state updates are critical.

web/src/components/ConnectWallet/index.tsx (2)

33-44: Updates to ConnectButton Component

The ConnectButton has been enhanced with the use of useWeb3ModalState for a more structured approach to modal state management, and the onClick handler now uses a view parameter instead of a route. This shift likely offers a more direct and clear way to manage the connection process within the modal.

Please verify the impact of the view parameter on the modal's behavior to ensure it aligns with the intended user experience and functionality.


47-54: Refinements to ConnectWallet Component

The ConnectWallet component has been updated to use useChainId for a simplified approach to checking the current chain, and it now accepts an optional className prop for more flexible styling. These changes enhance the component's functionality and maintainability.

Please verify that the new use of useChainId correctly identifies the chain across different network conditions to ensure robust functionality.

web/src/pages/NewTransaction/index.tsx (1)

Line range hint 16-46: Simplification of Network Checks in NewTransaction Component

The NewTransaction component has been updated to use useChainId instead of useNetwork, simplifying the code and potentially improving the control flow related to network checks. This change should make the component more maintainable and straightforward.

Please verify that the new logic for checking the supported chain (chainId === DEFAULT_CHAIN) correctly identifies the chain across different network conditions to ensure robust functionality.

web/src/components/EnsureAuth.tsx (2)

5-5: Approved import changes.

The replacement of useNetwork with useChainId aligns with the PR objectives for better chain identification.


41-41: Approved usage of chainId.

The direct use of chainId from useChainId simplifies the component's logic and aligns with the PR objectives. Ensure that all integrations of chainId are correctly updated throughout the project.

Run the following script to verify the integration of chainId:

Verification successful

Integration of chainId is consistent and correct.

The use of chainId across the project, including in the EnsureAuth component, is consistent with the intended simplification and performance improvements. No issues were found with the integration.

  • Ensure that all instances of chainId are correctly handled in utility functions and components.
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#!/bin/bash
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# Test: Search for the usage of `chainId` in TypeScript files.
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web/package.json (1)

9-9: Update CommonJS Syntax to ECMAScript Modules

The following files contain CommonJS syntax (require and module.exports) and need to be updated to conform to ECMAScript module standards due to the "type": "module" declaration in package.json:

  • prettier-config/index.js
  • prettier-config/.prettierrc.js
  • eslint-config/.eslintrc.js
  • contracts/.solcover.js
  • contracts/hardhat.config.ts
  • contracts/deploy/utils/getContractAddress.ts

Please update these files to use import and export statements to ensure compatibility with the module system.

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Addition of "type": "module" declaration.

This change indicates that the project will now use ECMAScript modules. It's crucial to ensure that all module imports and exports throughout the project are updated to conform to this standard, as it affects module resolution and syntax.

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# Test: Search for incorrect module syntax. Expect: No occurrences of incorrect syntax.
rg --type js,ts -e 'require(' -e 'module.exports'

Length of output: 131


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all module imports and exports conform to ECMAScript module syntax.

# Test: Search for incorrect module syntax. Expect: No occurrences of incorrect syntax.
rg --type js,ts -e 'require\(' -e 'module\.exports'

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all module imports and exports conform to ECMAScript module syntax.

# Test: Search for incorrect module syntax in JavaScript files. Expect: No occurrences of incorrect syntax.
rg --type js -e 'require\(' -e 'module\.exports'

# Test: Search for incorrect module syntax in TypeScript files. Expect: No occurrences of incorrect syntax.
rg --type ts -e 'require\(' -e 'module\.exports'

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web/package.json (3)

30-37: Updated script commands to use vite.

The transition from parcel to vite in the script commands is a significant change. It's important to verify that all related build and development scripts are correctly updated and that they function as expected in the new environment.

Run the following script to verify the script commands:

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Transition to vite is correctly implemented.

The script commands in package.json have been updated to use vite, and the necessary configuration files are present. There are no active references to parcel in the codebase, indicating a successful transition. No further action is required.

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# Test: Check for any errors in script execution. Expect: No errors during script execution.
echo "Manual testing required: Run each script command to ensure it functions correctly with vite."

Length of output: 194


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining references to 'parcel' in the codebase
rg 'parcel' --context 3

# Check for the presence of vite configuration files
fd 'vite.config' --type f

# Verify that the script commands in package.json are correctly using 'vite'
rg '"vite"' web/package.json -A 3

Length of output: 6774


Line range hint 80-112: Major updates to dependencies and transition to new libraries.

The updates to @tanstack/react-query, @web3modal/wagmi, and the addition of vite along with the transition from @web3modal/react to @web3modal/wagmi are significant. These changes require thorough testing to ensure that the new versions and libraries integrate smoothly without breaking existing functionalities.

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59-69: Updated and new dependencies for Vite compatibility.

The updates to dependencies such as @wagmi/cli and the addition of vite-plugin-node-polyfills, vite-plugin-svgr, and vite-tsconfig-paths are intended to enhance compatibility with Vite. It's important to ensure that these dependencies are integrated correctly and do not introduce any conflicts or issues.

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Dependencies Integrated Correctly for Vite Compatibility

The new and updated dependencies, including @wagmi/cli, vite-plugin-node-polyfills, vite-plugin-svgr, and vite-tsconfig-paths, are integrated correctly into the codebase. There are no duplicate dependencies or version conflicts, and the dependencies are used appropriately in configuration files to enhance Vite compatibility. No conflicts or issues were found.

  • vite-plugin-node-polyfills, vite-plugin-svgr, and vite-tsconfig-paths are configured in web/vite.config.js.
  • @wagmi/cli is utilized in multiple configuration files, indicating its integration into the project's workflow.
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rg '@wagmi/cli|vite-plugin-node-polyfills|vite-plugin-svgr|vite-tsconfig-paths' --glob '!web/package.json' -A 2

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web/src/hooks/useFetchIpfsJson.ts (1)

Line range hint 5-23: Review of React hook implementation.

The use of useState and useEffect is correctly implemented to manage the state and side effects associated with fetching JSON data from an IPFS URI. The error handling within the fetchJson function is robust, logging errors and setting the data state to null upon failure.

Suggestion: Add error handling for empty ipfsUri.
Currently, the function returns early if ipfsUri is not provided. It might be beneficial to also set an error state or log a specific error message for this case to aid in debugging and user feedback.

if (!ipfsUri) {
+  console.error("No IPFS URI provided");
  return;
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1-1: Verify the availability of fetch in the current environment.

The code relies on the global fetch API, which is not natively available in Node.js environments. Since the PR mentions a migration to Vite, it's crucial to ensure that fetch is either polyfilled or otherwise available in the environment where this hook will execute.

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31-32: URL Update Approved

The update to the base URL in the buttonLink useMemo hook is correctly implemented to point to the testnet environment. This change aligns with the PR's objective to adjust environment-specific configurations.


31-32: Verify URL Format

Please verify that the new URL format (https://dev--kleros-v2-testnet.netlify.app/#/cases/${disputeRequest.id}/voting) is correctly configured on the server-side to handle these requests. This is crucial to ensure that the links are functional and lead to the expected pages.

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URL Format Verified

The server responded with an HTTP status code 200, indicating that the new URL format is correctly configured and functional. The URL leads to an expected page, confirming that the server-side setup is appropriate.

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# Description: Verify the URL format is correctly configured on the server-side.

# Test: Check if the server responds correctly to the new URL format.
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web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/AcceptSettlementButton.tsx (1)

28-28: Refine the error handling message.

The error message "Error raising dispute as buyer:" may not accurately reflect the operation being performed. Consider updating it to more accurately describe the action, such as "Error accepting settlement:".

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/WasItFulfilled/Buttons/ClaimFullPaymentButton.tsx (1)

29-29: Suggestion: Enhance error logging.

Consider adding more detailed error logging within the catch block to aid in debugging and maintaining the application. For example, logging the error message along with additional context about the transaction might be helpful.

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/RaiseDisputeButton.tsx (1)

Line range hint 48-63: Enhance error handling and user feedback in the dispute raising process.

The function handleRaiseDispute uses wrapWithToast for error handling, which is a good practice. However, consider enhancing the user feedback to ensure that all possible error scenarios are covered and that the user is adequately informed of any issues that may arise during the dispute raising process.

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[error] 51-51: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

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web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/AcceptSettlementButton.tsx (2)

Line range hint 1-9: Imports are correctly implemented.

The imports are organized and relevant to the functionality of the component.


23-23: Approve the new hook usage.

The usage of useWriteEscrowUniversalAcceptSettlement to execute the acceptance process after simulation is correctly implemented.

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/WasItFulfilled/Buttons/ClaimFullPaymentButton.tsx (3)

6-7: Approved: Updated hooks for transaction handling.

The replacement of the older hooks with useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction and useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance transaction simulation and execution capabilities.


20-20: Approved: Proper use of transaction simulation hook.

Using useSimulateEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction with the transaction ID as an argument is a prudent approach to ensure the transaction can be executed smoothly.


24-24: Approved: Correct configuration of transaction execution hook.

The useWriteEscrowUniversalExecuteTransaction hook is correctly configured with the simulation result, ensuring that the transaction execution is based on a verified configuration.

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionDetails/PreviewCardButtons/RaiseDisputeButton.tsx (3)

5-8: Updated hook imports for arbitration fee handling.

The changes in the imports reflect the shift from direct execution hooks to simulation hooks for arbitration fees. This aligns with the PR's objective to enhance the simulation capabilities of the application. Ensure that the new hooks are properly tested to handle edge cases and error scenarios effectively.


39-41: Verify the integration and error handling of payment execution hooks.

The hooks useWriteEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeByBuyer and useWriteEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeBySeller are used to execute the payment of arbitration fees. Ensure that they are integrated correctly within the application and handle errors effectively to prevent any issues during the payment process.

Run the following script to verify the integration and error handling:


29-34: Verify the simulation logic of arbitration fee payment.

The hooks useSimulateEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeByBuyer and useSimulateEscrowUniversalPayArbitrationFeeBySeller are used to simulate the payment of arbitration fees. It's important to ensure that the simulation accurately reflects the actual payment process and handles all possible scenarios, including error conditions.

Run the following script to verify the simulation logic:

@kemuru kemuru marked this pull request as ready for review September 6, 2024 12:54
@kemuru kemuru requested a review from ShubhamParkhi September 6, 2024 12:55
@kemuru kemuru merged commit 66b8c6e into master Sep 6, 2024
@kemuru kemuru deleted the feat/escrow-v2-migration-to-vite-and-wagmiv2 branch September 6, 2024 12:57
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