feat: atlas-integration #86
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several significant changes, including the addition of a new environment variable in the Changes
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participant User
participant AtlasProvider
participant App
participant Settings
User->>App: Access Settings
App->>AtlasProvider: Provide context
AtlasProvider->>Settings: Render Settings component
Settings->>User: Display settings options
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web/src/utils/index.ts (1)
3-6: Consider handling null/undefined inputs for robustness.Since this function is used across multiple components for form validation, it would be more robust to handle null/undefined inputs to prevent runtime errors.
Here's a suggested implementation:
/** * Checks if a string is empty or contains only whitespace. + * @param str - The string to check. Can be undefined or null. + * @returns true if the string is empty, only whitespace, null, or undefined */ -export const isEmpty = (str: string): boolean => str.trim() === ""; +export const isEmpty = (str: string | null | undefined): boolean => !str || str.trim() === "";web/src/components/InfoCard.tsx (2)
16-19: Consider adding JSDoc documentation for the interface.While the interface is well-typed, adding JSDoc comments would improve documentation for developers.
+/** + * Props for the InfoCard component + * @property msg - The message to display in the info card + * @property className - Optional CSS class name for styling + */ interface IInfoCard { msg: string; className?: string; }
21-28: Consider adding ARIA attributes for better accessibility.While the implementation is clean, adding appropriate ARIA attributes would improve accessibility.
const InfoCard: React.FC<IInfoCard> = ({ msg, className }) => { return ( - <InfoContainer {...{ className }}> + <InfoContainer {...{ className }} role="status" aria-label="Information"> <InfoCircle /> {msg} </InfoContainer> ); };web/src/components/EnsureAuth.tsx (1)
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1-58: Document Atlas authentication flowThis component represents a significant architectural change from JWT/SIWE to Atlas-based authentication.
Consider:
- Adding comments explaining the Atlas auth flow
- Creating documentation for other developers about this authentication change
- Adding error boundaries to handle Atlas-specific failures gracefully
- Implementing retry logic for failed Atlas connections
Would you like me to help create this documentation or implement any of these suggestions?
web/src/utils/wrapWithToast.ts (3)
15-17: Add TypeScript types and input validationThe new toast helper functions look good, but could benefit from some TypeScript improvements and input validation.
Consider applying these changes:
-export const infoToast = (message: string) => toast.info(message, OPTIONS); -export const successToast = (message: string) => toast.success(message, OPTIONS); -export const errorToast = (message: string) => toast.error(message, OPTIONS); +type ToastMessage = string; + +export const infoToast = (message: ToastMessage): void => { + if (!message?.trim()) return; + toast.info(message, OPTIONS); +}; + +export const successToast = (message: ToastMessage): void => { + if (!message?.trim()) return; + toast.success(message, OPTIONS); +}; + +export const errorToast = (message: ToastMessage): void => { + if (!message?.trim()) return; + toast.error(message, OPTIONS); +};
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4-12: Make OPTIONS private and improve type safetyThe OPTIONS object appears to be an implementation detail that shouldn't be exported. Additionally, the type safety could be improved.
Consider these changes:
-export const OPTIONS = { +const OPTIONS = { position: "top-center" as ToastPosition, autoClose: 5000, hideProgressBar: false, closeOnClick: true, pauseOnHover: true, draggable: true, progress: undefined, - theme: "colored" as Theme, + theme: "colored" satisfies Theme, };
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20-49: Improve type safety and error handling in transaction functionsThe transaction handling functions could benefit from improved type safety and error handling.
Consider these improvements:
type WrapWithToastReturnType = { status: boolean; result?: TransactionReceipt; }; +type TransactionStatus = 'success' | 'reverted'; + export async function wrapWithToast( contractWrite: () => Promise<`0x${string}`>, publicClient: PublicClient ): Promise<WrapWithToastReturnType> { toast.info("Transaction initiated", OPTIONS); + let toastId: string | number = ''; try { const hash = await contractWrite(); const res = await publicClient.waitForTransactionReceipt({ hash, confirmations: 2 }); - const status = res.status === "success"; + const status = res.status === ('success' satisfies TransactionStatus); if (status) toast.success("Transaction mined!", OPTIONS); else toast.error("Transaction reverted!", OPTIONS); return { status, result: res }; } catch (error: unknown) { - toast.error(error.shortMessage ?? error.message, OPTIONS); + const errorMessage = error instanceof Error + ? error.shortMessage ?? error.message + : 'Transaction failed'; + toast.error(errorMessage, OPTIONS); return { status: false }; } } -export async function catchShortMessage(promise: Promise<any>) { +export async function catchShortMessage<T>(promise: Promise<T>): Promise<T | void> { return await promise.catch((error: unknown) => { - toast.error(error.shortMessage ?? error.message, OPTIONS); + const errorMessage = error instanceof Error + ? error.shortMessage ?? error.message + : 'Operation failed'; + toast.error(errorMessage, OPTIONS); }); }web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/Notifications/FormContactDetails/FormContact.tsx (1)
51-54: Consider optimizing the condition orderWhile the logic is correct, consider checking
isEditingfirst to potentially avoid theisEmptycheck when not in editing mode. This would be a minor optimization for better readability and slightly better performance.- if (isEmpty(contactInput) || !isEditing) { + if (!isEditing || isEmpty(contactInput)) { return undefined; }web/src/app.tsx (1)
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1-47: Consider adding integration tests and documentationGiven this is part of the atlas integration feature and introduces a new provider that wraps multiple components:
- Consider adding integration tests to verify the provider hierarchy works correctly with all wrapped components
- Update the project documentation to reflect the new atlas integration architecture
- Consider adding comments explaining the AtlasProvider's purpose and its position in the provider hierarchy
web/src/utils/date.ts (1)
23-31: Enhance JSDoc documentation for better clarity.The documentation is good but could be more comprehensive:
- Include all possible return formats in the example, including the "date has passed" case
- Show actual output values instead of patterns
- Remove redundant type information since TypeScript already provides it
Consider updating the documentation like this:
/** * Calculates the time left until a specified date and formats it. * - * @param {string} isoString - An ISO 8601 formatted date string (e.g., "2024-10-29T09:52:08.580Z"). + * @param isoString - An ISO 8601 formatted date string * @returns A human-readable string indicating the time left until the specified date. * @example - * console.log(timeLeftUntil("2024-10-29T09:52:08.580Z")); - * // Outputs: "in x secs", "in x mins", "in x hrs", or "after October 29, 2024" + * timeLeftUntil("2024-01-01T00:00:00Z") // "in 2 days" + * timeLeftUntil("2023-12-31T23:00:00Z") // "in 5 hrs" + * timeLeftUntil("2023-12-31T23:59:00Z") // "in 30 mins" + * timeLeftUntil("2023-12-31T23:59:50Z") // "in 10 secs" + * timeLeftUntil("2023-01-01T00:00:00Z") // "The date has already passed." */web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/index.tsx (2)
69-70: Consider adding type validation for initialTabWhile the optional initialTab prop works, consider adding runtime validation to ensure it matches the available tab indices (0 or 1) to prevent potential runtime errors.
-const Settings: React.FC<ISettings> = ({ toggleIsSettingsOpen, initialTab }) => { - const [currentTab, setCurrentTab] = useState<number>(initialTab ?? 0); +const Settings: React.FC<ISettings> = ({ toggleIsSettingsOpen, initialTab }) => { + const validInitialTab = initialTab !== undefined && [0, 1].includes(initialTab) ? initialTab : 0; + const [currentTab, setCurrentTab] = useState<number>(validInitialTab);
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69-89: Consider separating navigation logic from UI state managementThe current implementation mixes URL hash-based navigation with UI state management. Consider extracting the navigation logic into a custom hook for better separation of concerns and easier testing:
// useSettingsNavigation.ts const useSettingsNavigation = () => { const location = useLocation(); const navigate = useNavigate(); const clearNotificationsHash = useCallback(() => { if (location.hash.includes("#notifications")) { navigate("#", { replace: true }); } }, [location.hash, navigate]); return { clearNotificationsHash }; };This would simplify the Settings component and make it more focused on UI rendering.
web/src/pages/NewTransaction/Terms/Notifications/EmailField.tsx (2)
41-43: Consider safer type handling for emailUpdateableAtThe current implementation uses non-null assertion which could be unsafe. Consider using optional chaining and null coalescing for more robust type safety.
- const isEmailUpdateable = user?.email - ? !isUndefined(user?.emailUpdateableAt) && new Date(user.emailUpdateableAt!).getTime() < new Date().getTime() - : true; + const isEmailUpdateable = user?.email + ? user?.emailUpdateableAt ? new Date(user.emailUpdateableAt).getTime() < Date.now() : false + : true;
65-78: Handle potential null case in timeLeftUntil callThe timeLeftUntil function is called with a non-null assertion which could lead to runtime errors. Consider adding a fallback.
- <StyledInfoCard msg={`You can update email again ${timeLeftUntil(user?.emailUpdateableAt!)}`} /> + <StyledInfoCard + msg={`You can update email again ${user?.emailUpdateableAt ? timeLeftUntil(user.emailUpdateableAt) : 'later'}`} + />web/src/pages/NewTransaction/Terms/Payment/DestinationAddress.tsx (2)
10-10: Maintain consistent import pathsThe import path includes "src/" prefix while other imports don't use this prefix. This inconsistency might indicate a path alias configuration issue.
Consider updating the import to match the style of other imports:
-import { isEmpty } from "src/utils"; +import { isEmpty } from "utils";
72-75: Consider handling ENS resolution loading stateWhile the variant logic is correct for empty and valid states, it might be worth considering a "loading" state during ENS resolution to improve user feedback.
Consider adding a loading state:
const variant = useMemo(() => { if (isEmpty(debouncedRecipientAddress)) return "info"; + else if (ensDomainPattern.test(debouncedRecipientAddress) && ensResult.isLoading) return "loading"; else if (isValid) return "success"; else return "error"; - }, [debouncedRecipientAddress, isValid]); + }, [debouncedRecipientAddress, isValid, ensResult.isLoading]);web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/Notifications/FormContactDetails/EmailVerificationInfo.tsx (1)
39-57: Consider enhancing button hover states and using theme constantsThe styled button implementation could be improved for better maintainability and user experience.
Consider these improvements:
const StyledButton = styled(Button)` display: inline-block; background-color: transparent; padding: 0; .button-text { - color: ${({ theme }) => theme.primaryBlue}; + color: ${({ theme }) => theme.primaryBlue}; font-weight: 400; font-size: 14px; } .button-svg { path { fill: ${({ theme }) => theme.primaryBlue}; } } :focus, :hover { background-color: transparent; + .button-text { + color: ${({ theme }) => theme.primaryBlueLight}; + } + .button-svg path { + fill: ${({ theme }) => theme.primaryBlueLight}; + } } `;web/src/components/TransactionsDisplay/Search.tsx (1)
55-57: LGTM! Consider adding type safetyThe change to use
isEmptyutility improves code consistency. The filter construction and navigation logic is sound.Consider adding type safety to the filters object:
interface Filters { id?: string; status?: string; [key: string]: string | undefined; } const newFilters: Filters = isEmpty(search) ? { ...filterObject } : { ...filterObject, id: search };web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx (1)
56-56: Add documentation and type constraints for initialTabConsider adding JSDoc documentation to clarify the valid values for
initialTaband their corresponding tabs. Additionally, you might want to use a union type or enum to constrain the possible values.+/** The initial tab to display when settings are opened. + * @property {number} [initialTab] - Tab index to show (0: General, 1: Notifications, etc.) + */ export interface ISettings { toggleIsSettingsOpen: () => void; - initialTab?: number; + initialTab?: 0 | 1 | 2; // Replace with actual valid tab indices }web/package.json (1)
Breaking changes need documentation for major version bump
The codebase has a dependency on
conventional-changelog-cliand a script to generate changelogs, but there's no existing CHANGELOG.md file or migration documentation. For a major version bump (2.0.0) that removes Supabase and serverless functions:
- A CHANGELOG.md file should be created using the existing changelog script
- Breaking changes should be clearly documented in README.md or a separate migration guide
- Users need clear instructions for migrating from Supabase to Atlas
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2-2: Confirm breaking changes for major version bumpThe version bump to 2.0.0 indicates breaking changes. Please ensure:
- All breaking changes are documented in the changelog
- Migration guide is provided for users updating from 1.x
- Release notes clearly communicate the removal of Supabase and serverless functions
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web/src/layout/Header/DesktopHeader.tsx (1)
98-104: Consider implementing a more robust URL handling strategyThe current URL fragment handling is tightly coupled to the header component. Consider:
- Moving URL handling logic to a custom hook for reusability
- Implementing a more comprehensive routing strategy for different settings tabs
- Using URL query parameters instead of hash fragments for better maintainability
This would make the feature more maintainable and reusable across the application.
Would you like me to provide an example implementation of a custom hook for this purpose?
web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/Notifications/FormContactDetails/index.tsx (4)
57-59: Consider simplifying the isEmailUpdateable checkThe nested ternary could be simplified for better readability.
- const isEmailUpdateable = user?.email - ? !isUndefined(user?.emailUpdateableAt) && new Date(user.emailUpdateableAt!).getTime() < new Date().getTime() - : true; + const isEmailUpdateable = !user?.email || + (!isUndefined(user?.emailUpdateableAt) && new Date(user.emailUpdateableAt!).getTime() < new Date().getTime());
61-65: Consider optimizing the useEffect dependenciesThe effect only needs to run when the email changes, not when userExists changes.
useEffect(() => { if (!user || !userExists) return; setEmailInput(user.email); - }, [user, userExists]); + }, [user?.email]);
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112-123: Remove commented out codeThe commented-out Telegram form section should be removed if it's no longer needed.
- {/* <FormContactContainer> - <FormContact - contactLabel="Telegram" - contactPlaceholder="@my_handle" - contactInput={telegramInput} - contactIsValid={telegramIsValid} - setContactInput={setTelegramInput} - setContactIsValid={setTelegramIsValid} - validator={TELEGRAM_REGEX} - isEditing={isEditingTelegram} - /> - </FormContactContainer> */}
142-144: Consider simplifying the button's disabled conditionThe disabled condition is complex and could be simplified for better readability.
- disabled={ - !isEditingEmail || !emailIsValid || isAddingUser || isFetchingUser || isUpdatingUser || !isEmailUpdateable - } + disabled={ + !emailIsValid || + !isEditingEmail || + !isEmailUpdateable || + isAddingUser || + isFetchingUser || + isUpdatingUser + }web/src/pages/Settings/EmailConfirmation/index.tsx (2)
18-91: Consider improving responsive designWhile the styling is generally well-implemented, consider these improvements:
- The Container's
margin-top: 80pxmight be too large for mobile screens- IconContainer's SVG dimensions (250px) are hardcoded and might not scale well on smaller screens
Consider this improvement:
const Container = styled.div` display: flex; width: 100%; gap: 48px 16px; flex-direction: column; justify-content: center; align-items: center; - margin-top: 80px; + margin-top: clamp(32px, 5vw, 80px); ${landscapeStyle( () => css` flex-direction: row; justify-content: space-between; ` )} `; const IconContainer = styled.div` svg { - width: 250px; - height: 250px; + width: clamp(150px, 30vw, 250px); + height: clamp(150px, 30vw, 250px); path { fill: ${({ theme }) => theme.whiteBackground}; } } `;
162-184: Enhance accessibilityThe render logic is clean, but could benefit from improved accessibility:
- Add ARIA attributes for loading state
- Use semantic HTML elements
- Add proper roles and labels
Consider these improvements:
return ( - <Container> + <Container role="main" aria-live="polite"> {isConfirming ? ( - <Loader width={"148px"} height={"148px"} /> + <Loader + width={"148px"} + height={"148px"} + aria-label="Confirming email" + /> ) : ( <> - <InfoWrapper> + <InfoWrapper role="status" aria-atomic="true"> <HeaderIconContainer iconColor={color}> - <Icon /> + <Icon aria-hidden="true" /> </HeaderIconContainer> <Header fontColor={color}>{headerMsg}</Header> <Subtitle>{subtitleMsg}</Subtitle> - <Link to={buttonTo}> + <Link to={buttonTo} aria-label={buttonMsg}> <Button text={buttonMsg} /> </Link> </InfoWrapper> <IconContainer> - <Icon /> + <Icon aria-hidden="true" /> </IconContainer> </> )} </Container> );web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/NextButton.tsx (3)
99-101: Inform the user when the email cannot be updatedWhen the email is not updateable, the code navigates to the next route without notifying the user. Consider displaying a message to inform them that the email cannot be updated at this time.
For example, add a toast notification before navigating:
if (!isEmailUpdateable) { + infoToast("Email cannot be updated at this moment."); navigate(nextRoute); return; }
108-117: Remove unnecessaryasynckeywords fromthencallbacksThe
thencallbacks are marked asasync, but they do not useawaitinside. Removing theasynckeyword simplifies the code and avoids unnecessary promise overhead.Apply the following diffs:
For the
updateEmailfunction:updateEmail(data) - .then(async (res) => { + .then((res) => { if (res) { successToast("Email updated successfully!"); navigate(nextRoute); } })For the
addUserfunction:addUser(data) - .then(async (res) => { + .then((res) => { if (res) { successToast("User added successfully!"); navigate(nextRoute); } })Also applies to: 124-133
107-117: Refactor repetitive code inhandleNextClickfunctionThe code blocks for updating the email and adding a user share a similar structure. Consider refactoring the common logic into a separate function to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.
For example:
const handleEmailOperation = async (operation: 'update' | 'add', data: any) => { try { infoToast(`${operation === 'update' ? 'Updating email' : 'Adding user'}...`); const res = await (operation === 'update' ? updateEmail(data) : addUser(data)); if (res) { successToast(`${operation === 'update' ? 'Email updated' : 'User added'} successfully!`); navigate(nextRoute); } } catch (err) { console.error(err); errorToast(`${operation === 'update' ? 'Updating email' : 'Adding user'} failed: ${err?.message}`); } };Then, update the
handleNextClickfunction:if (userExists) { if (!isEmailUpdateable) { infoToast("Email cannot be updated at this moment."); navigate(nextRoute); return; } const data = { newEmail: notificationEmail }; handleEmailOperation('update', data); } else { const data = { email: notificationEmail }; handleEmailOperation('add', data); }Also applies to: 123-133
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web/src/utils/index.ts (1)
3-6: LGTM! Clean and focused implementation.
The function is well-typed and handles whitespace appropriately.
web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/PreviousButton.tsx (2)
Line range hint 1-29: LGTM! Clean and well-structured implementation
The component follows React and TypeScript best practices with:
- Clear interface definition
- Proper type safety
- Clean separation of styling and logic
- Consistent use of functional components
8-8: Verify button visibility behavior changes
The switch from direct string comparison to isEmpty might affect button visibility in edge cases. Please ensure this change:
- Maintains backward compatibility with existing navigation flows
- Handles all possible
prevRoutevalues correctly (undefined, null, empty string) - Doesn't break navigation patterns that users are accustomed to
✅ Verification successful
Change from string comparison to isEmpty() is safe to proceed
The verification shows that prevRoute is consistently used across the application with explicit string values in a well-defined navigation flow:
- All
prevRoutevalues are either explicit paths (e.g., "/new-transaction/deliverable") or empty string ("") - The empty string is only used intentionally in the initial step (TypeOfEscrow component)
- The navigation flow is linear and well-structured through the transaction creation process
The change to isEmpty() maintains the same behavior since:
- Empty string ("") will evaluate to true with
isEmpty() - All other cases are valid path strings that will evaluate to false with
isEmpty()
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web/src/pages/Settings/index.tsx (2)
10-16: LGTM! Well-structured container styling
The Container component implements good responsive design practices:
- Uses theme colors for consistency
- Implements responsive padding using responsiveSize
- Sets appropriate max-width and centering
1-9: Verify Atlas integration
The summary mentions integration with AtlasProvider, but it's not visible in the implementation.
Let's verify the Atlas integration setup:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see that AtlasProvider is properly integrated in the codebase. The evidence shows:
- AtlasProvider is imported and used in multiple files including:
- web/src/context/AtlasProvider.tsx
- web/src/components/EnsureAuth.tsx
- web/src/pages/Settings/EmailConfirmation/index.tsx
- And several other components
- The Settings page (web/src/pages/Settings/index.tsx) is connected to AtlasProvider through its child component EmailConfirmation which uses the
useAtlasProviderhook.
Let me verify the specific integration in EmailConfirmation to be thorough:
Atlas integration is properly implemented
The EmailConfirmation component correctly uses the AtlasProvider through the useAtlasProvider hook imported from @kleros/kleros-app. The component uses the confirmEmail function from the provider to handle email verification, and properly manages the confirmation states (isConfirming, isConfirmed, isTokenInvalid, isError).
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web/src/components/InfoCard.tsx (3)
6-14: LGTM! Well-structured styled component implementation.
The styled component uses appropriate grid layout for alignment and implements responsive sizing correctly.
30-30: LGTM! Export statement is correct.
1-5: Consider standardizing import paths and ensuring proper SVG typing.
The imports mix relative and non-relative paths. Additionally, ensure that SVG imports are properly typed in your TypeScript configuration.
web/src/components/EnsureAuth.tsx (2)
Line range hint 1-28: LGTM! Clean imports and well-structured styling
The imports are minimal and necessary, and the styled components follow good practices with semantic names.
45-58: Verify Atlas integration behavior
The implementation looks correct, but let's verify the Atlas integration behavior.
Let's check for other components using Atlas authentication:
This will help ensure consistent authentication patterns across the application.
✅ Verification successful
Atlas integration is correctly implemented
The implementation in EnsureAuth.tsx is properly integrated with Atlas. The codebase shows:
- Atlas is imported from the official
@kleros/kleros-apppackage - The provider is correctly configured with URI and product settings
- The authentication hooks (
isVerified,isSigningIn,authoriseUser) are properly used from the Atlas context
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web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/Notifications/FormContactDetails/FormContact.tsx (2)
42-42: LGTM! Good simplification of validation logic
The removal of redundant empty string check simplifies the code while maintaining the same functionality. The validator.test() method adequately handles all cases.
5-5: Verify the isEmpty utility implementation
The addition of the isEmpty utility promotes code reuse and consistency. Let's verify its implementation and test coverage.
✅ Verification successful
Import of isEmpty utility is correctly implemented and used
The isEmpty utility is properly implemented in web/src/utils/index.ts as a string validation function. Its usage in FormContact.tsx is consistent with other components across the codebase, where it's used for input validation. The implementation is simple, well-defined, and the usage pattern in FormContact.tsx (checking empty contact input) aligns with its intended purpose.
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web/src/app.tsx (3)
16-17: LGTM! Import statements follow project conventions.
34-34: Verify Settings component route handling
The settings/* route pattern indicates nested routing. Please ensure:
- All sub-routes are properly handled in the Settings component
- There's appropriate fallback for invalid settings sub-routes
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Settings component has proper route handling implementation
The Settings component properly handles sub-routes with:
- A
Routescomponent for nested routing - A defined sub-route
email-confirmationwith its corresponding component - The component structure follows React Router v6 patterns correctly
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24-41: Verify AtlasProvider positioning and configuration
The AtlasProvider is positioned between QueryClientProvider and GraphqlBatcherProvider. Please ensure:
- This ordering doesn't affect any context dependencies
- The REACT_APP_ATLAS_URI environment variable is properly configured
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AtlasProvider implementation and positioning are correct
The AtlasProvider is a simple wrapper around @kleros/kleros-app's Atlas provider that only requires an environment variable configuration. It has no dependencies on other contexts, making its current position in the provider hierarchy appropriate. The environment variable REACT_APP_ATLAS_URI is correctly referenced using import.meta.env, which is the proper way to access environment variables in Vite-based applications.
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web/src/utils/date.ts (1)
32-58: Verify integration with existing time utilities.
The function seems to be part of a date utilities module. Let's verify its integration with existing utilities and its usage in the atlas integration feature.
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The timeLeftUntil function is well-integrated and serves a distinct purpose
The function is properly integrated into the codebase and serves a specific use case for displaying time until email updates are allowed. It complements existing time utilities without duplication:
- Used in email-related components for showing when users can update their email again
- Provides human-readable relative time formatting, different from existing utilities like
getTimeLeft(returns numbers) andformatTimeoutDuration(different format) - Shares common patterns with other date utilities in the module, like using
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web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/index.tsx (1)
89-89: Verify prop requirements for General component
The NotificationSettings component receives the toggleIsSettingsOpen prop while General doesn't. Please verify if this is intentional or if the General component should also handle settings closure.
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Prop requirements are correctly implemented
After analyzing the codebase, the difference in prop requirements between General and NotificationSettings components is intentional. The General component is a self-contained settings panel for wallet connection that doesn't need to close the settings modal, as it handles its own state through the useDisconnect hook. The NotificationSettings component likely needs the toggleIsSettingsOpen prop to close the settings modal after certain notification-related actions, which is a valid use case.
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web/src/pages/NewTransaction/Terms/Notifications/EmailField.tsx (2)
Line range hint 8-34: LGTM: Clean import additions and styled component implementation
The new imports and styled component implementation align well with the Atlas integration objectives. The StyledInfoCard component follows good styling practices with proper text wrapping and responsive design.
39-39: Verify Atlas provider configuration
Since this is part of the Atlas integration, we should verify that the Atlas provider is properly configured and the email update flow works as expected.
✅ Verification successful
Atlas provider integration is properly configured
The Atlas provider is correctly configured and the email functionality is working as expected:
- The provider is properly set up with the required URI and product configuration
- The
useAtlasProviderhook is correctly used to access user data - Email update functionality is implemented with proper validation and state management
- The component handles email updates with appropriate checks for update timing restrictions
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web/src/pages/NewTransaction/Terms/Payment/DestinationAddress.tsx (2)
64-69: LGTM! Improved empty check implementation
The change to use isEmpty provides a more robust check for empty values while maintaining the same logical flow.
10-10: Verify the isEmpty utility implementation
Let's ensure the new isEmpty utility is implemented correctly and used consistently across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
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Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response since we found both the implementation and all usages of the isEmpty utility.
The isEmpty utility is correctly implemented and consistently used
The isEmpty utility in web/src/utils/index.ts is a simple, well-implemented function that checks if a string is empty or contains only whitespace. Its usage across the codebase is consistent and appropriate:
- Used for email validation logic alongside regex patterns
- Used for UI display conditions (show/hide elements)
- Used for form validation and error states
- Used for search/filter handling
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web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/Notifications/FormContactDetails/EmailVerificationInfo.tsx (2)
1-9: LGTM! Clean and well-organized imports
The imports are properly structured and all dependencies are relevant for the component's functionality.
63-65: Verify error handling in parent components
The component relies on the Atlas provider for user data. Ensure proper error handling exists in parent components.
✅ Verification successful
Error handling is properly implemented in parent components
The verification shows comprehensive error handling throughout the component hierarchy:
- Parent component (
FormContactDetails/index.tsx) handles errors for both email updates and user creation with proper error toasts - The
EmailVerificationInfocomponent itself includes error handling for email verification - All error cases properly display user-friendly messages via
errorToast
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web/src/components/TransactionsDisplay/Search.tsx (1)
9-9: Verify the isEmpty utility implementation
Let's ensure the isEmpty utility handles all edge cases correctly for this search context.
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The isEmpty utility is correctly implemented and used
The implementation in utils/index.ts shows that isEmpty is a simple utility that checks if a string is empty or contains only whitespace, which is exactly what's needed in the search context. Its usage in Search.tsx is appropriate as it's used to determine whether to include the search term in the filters.
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web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx (1)
78-78: LGTM!
The LightButton component usage is correct with all required props properly passed.
web/package.json (4)
42-42: Verify the removal of Supabase-related functionality
The addition of NODE_NO_WARNINGS for wagmi generation is fine, but please ensure that all Supabase functionality has been properly migrated or is no longer needed, as the generate:supabase script has been removed.
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Supabase removal has been properly executed
The codebase search shows no remaining references to Supabase in TypeScript, TypeScript React files, or JSON configuration files. This confirms that the removal of the generate:supabase script is consistent with the complete removal of Supabase functionality from the codebase.
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61-61: Verify TypeScript compatibility
The update to TypeScript 5.7.2 might introduce stricter type checking. Please ensure:
- All existing types are compatible
- No new type errors are introduced
- CI pipeline includes type checking
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TypeScript update appears safe with existing type checks
The codebase has proper TypeScript configuration with strict type checking enabled (strictNullChecks: true, noUnusedLocals: true) and includes a dedicated type checking script (check-types) that runs tsc --noEmit. The project also extends a base TypeScript configuration (@kleros/escrow-v2-tsconfig/react-library.json).
- Type checking is available via
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- The configuration enforces strict type checking
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69-69: Verify Atlas integration configuration
The addition of @kleros/kleros-app is central to the Atlas integration. Please ensure:
- The Atlas URI environment variable is properly configured
- The AtlasProvider is correctly implemented
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Atlas integration is properly configured
The verification shows that:
- AtlasProvider is correctly implemented in
web/src/context/AtlasProvider.tsxusing the official@kleros/kleros-apppackage - AtlasProvider is properly integrated in the app's component tree in
web/src/app.tsx - The Atlas URI is configured in the environment files (
REACT_APP_ATLAS_URI=https://atlas.staging.kleros.link)
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73-73: Verify compatibility of updated dependencies
Several core dependencies have been significantly updated:
- @tanstack/react-query to ^5.61.5
- graphql to ^16.9.0
- graphql-request to ^7.1.2
- viem to ^2.21.51
- wagmi to ^2.13.2
Please ensure:
- Breaking changes in these updates are handled
- Query hooks are updated for react-query v5
- GraphQL operations are compatible with updated clients
Also applies to: 81-82, 100-101
web/src/layout/Header/DesktopHeader.tsx (2)
1-1: LGTM: Clean state management implementation
The state management for initialTab follows React best practices, and the necessary hooks are properly imported.
Also applies to: 92-92
137-137: Verify Settings component prop handling
The initialTab prop has been added to the Settings component. Let's verify that the Settings component properly handles this prop.
✅ Verification successful
Settings component properly handles the initialTab prop
The verification shows that the Settings component:
- Accepts
initialTabas an optional prop in its interface - Correctly initializes the
currentTabstate with theinitialTabvalue, falling back to 0 if not provided (initialTab ?? 0)
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web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/Notifications/FormContactDetails/index.tsx (2)
Line range hint 1-46: LGTM! Import and styling changes are well-structured
The new imports and styled components align well with the Atlas integration requirements and follow consistent patterns.
148-148: Verify EmailVerificationInfo implementation
Need to ensure the EmailVerificationInfo component properly handles email verification states and resend functionality.
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EmailVerificationInfo implementation is properly handling verification states and resend functionality
The component correctly:
- Shows verification status using
user?.isEmailVerified - Handles resend functionality with proper error handling and user feedback
- Uses Atlas provider for user state and email operations
- Provides clear UI feedback with loading, success, and error states
- Only renders when user exists and email is not verified
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web/src/pages/Settings/EmailConfirmation/index.tsx (1)
1-16: LGTM! Well-organized imports
The imports are properly organized and separated between external dependencies, internal components, and assets.
web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/NextButton.tsx (1)
74-74: Ensure isButtonDisabled logic correctly handles user state
The condition !user in isButtonDisabled may prevent the button from being enabled even when it's appropriate. Verify that this aligns with the intended user experience, especially when a user might not be signed in yet.
Please confirm whether the button should be disabled when user is null or undefined. If the user can proceed without being signed in, consider adjusting the condition.
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web/src/utils/debounceErrorToast.ts (1)
1-10: Consider these improvements for better maintainability.While the implementation is functional, consider these enhancements:
- Make the delay configurable through a parameter
- Add JSDoc documentation
- Use a more specific type for the timeout ID
Here's a suggested implementation:
import { errorToast } from "utils/wrapWithToast"; -let timeoutId: NodeJS.Timeout; +let timeoutId: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout>; + +/** + * Debounces error toast notifications to prevent spam + * @param msg - The error message to display + * @param delay - Delay in milliseconds before showing the toast (default: 5000) + */ -export const debounceErrorToast = (msg: string) => { +export const debounceErrorToast = (msg: string, delay = 5000) => { if (timeoutId) clearTimeout(timeoutId); timeoutId = setTimeout(() => { errorToast(msg); - }, 5000); + }, delay); };web/src/utils/wrapWithToast.ts (2)
15-17: Consider adding options parameter for flexibilityThe helper functions provide good centralization of toast configuration. However, consider adding an optional parameter to allow overriding specific options when needed.
-export const infoToast = (message: string) => toast.info(message, OPTIONS); -export const successToast = (message: string) => toast.success(message, OPTIONS); -export const errorToast = (message: string) => toast.error(message, OPTIONS); +export const infoToast = (message: string, options = {}) => toast.info(message, { ...OPTIONS, ...options }); +export const successToast = (message: string, options = {}) => toast.success(message, { ...OPTIONS, ...options }); +export const errorToast = (message: string, options = {}) => toast.error(message, { ...OPTIONS, ...options });
48-48: Consider renaming for clarityThe function name
catchShortMessagecould be more descriptive. Consider renaming to something likehandleErrorWithToastto better reflect its purpose.-export async function catchShortMessage(promise: Promise<any>) { +export async function handleErrorWithToast(promise: Promise<any>) {web/src/pages/NewTransaction/Terms/Deliverable/index.tsx (1)
63-67: Consider enhancing file validation.The current PDF validation could be improved by:
- Moving the file type check to a separate utility function
- Using a more robust MIME type validation
- Adding file size validation
Here's a suggested implementation:
+ const MAX_FILE_SIZE = 10 * 1024 * 1024; // 10MB + const isValidPDF = (file: File): boolean => { + if (file.size > MAX_FILE_SIZE) { + errorToast("File size exceeds 10MB limit"); + return false; + } + if (!['application/pdf', 'application/x-pdf'].includes(file.type)) { + errorToast("Please upload a PDF file"); + return false; + } + return true; + }; const handleAttachFile = (file: File) => { + if (!isValidPDF(file)) return; setDeliverableFile(file); - if (file.type !== "application/pdf") { - errorToast("That type of file is not valid. Please upload a PDF file."); - } };
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web/src/utils/debounceErrorToast.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM! Good refactoring to centralized error handling.
The change to use a wrapped error toast utility promotes consistent error handling across the application.
Also applies to: 8-8
web/src/utils/wrapWithToast.ts (1)
28-28: Verify consistent toast usage across transaction flows
The changes here improve consistency by using the new helper functions. However, we should verify that all transaction-related flows in the codebase follow this pattern.
Also applies to: 35-36, 42-42
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Toast usage is consistent across transaction-related flows
The verification shows that all transaction-related flows are using the new helper functions (infoToast, successToast, errorToast) consistently. No direct toast calls were found in transaction-related files. The pattern of showing appropriate toast messages for initiation, success, and error states is maintained across the codebase, including in:
- Transaction processing (
wrapWithToast.ts) - Contract terms upload (
handleFileUpload.ts) - User management flows (
NextButton.tsx) - File validation (
Deliverable/index.tsx)
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4-4: LGTM! Clean refactor of error handling.
The migration from direct toast usage to the centralized errorToast utility improves consistency in error handling across the application.
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web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/Notifications/FormContactDetails/EmailVerificationInfo.tsx (2)
31-31: Add proper accessibility attributes to label elementThe
InfoSubtitlestyled component uses alabelHTML element but doesn't have the necessary accessibility attributes.-const InfoSubtitle = styled.label``; +const InfoSubtitle = styled.p``;
59-61: Add JSDoc documentation to interfaceAdding documentation will improve code maintainability and help other developers understand the purpose of this interface.
+/** + * Props interface for EmailVerificationInfo component + * @property toggleIsSettingsOpen - Function to toggle the settings modal + */ interface IEmailInfo { toggleIsSettingsOpen: () => void; }web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/Notifications/FormContactDetails/index.tsx (3)
57-59: Simplify the email update check conditionThe nested ternary could be simplified for better readability.
Consider this refactoring:
- const isEmailUpdateable = user?.email - ? !isUndefined(user?.emailUpdateableAt) && new Date(user.emailUpdateableAt!).getTime() < new Date().getTime() - : true; + const isEmailUpdateable = !user?.email || + (!isUndefined(user?.emailUpdateableAt) && new Date(user.emailUpdateableAt!).getTime() < new Date().getTime());
84-94: Add TypeScript interfaces for request dataConsider adding explicit interfaces for the request data structures to improve type safety and documentation.
Add these interfaces:
interface EmailUpdateData { newEmail: string; } interface UserAddData { email: string; }Then use them in the respective data objects:
- const data = { + const data: EmailUpdateData = { newEmail: emailInput, }; - const data = { + const data: UserAddData = { email: emailInput, };
134-136: Simplify button disabled conditionThe disabled condition is complex and could be extracted for better readability and maintainability.
Consider this refactoring:
+ const isLoading = isAddingUser || isUpdatingUser; + const canSubmit = isEditingEmail && emailIsValid && !isLoading && !isFetchingUser && isEmailUpdateable; <Button text="Save" - disabled={!isEditingEmail || !emailIsValid || isAddingUser || isFetchingUser || isUpdatingUser || !isEmailUpdateable} + disabled={!canSubmit} - isLoading={isAddingUser || isUpdatingUser} + isLoading={isLoading} />web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/NextButton.tsx (1)
91-128: Consider extracting email management logicWhile the implementation is functionally correct, the email management logic could be extracted into a separate function for better maintainability and readability.
Consider refactoring like this:
+ const handleEmailUpdate = async (email: string) => { + const handleSuccess = (action: string) => { + successToast(`${action} successful!`); + navigate(nextRoute); + }; + + const handleError = (action: string, err: Error) => { + console.error(`${action} failed:`, err); + errorToast(`${action} failed: ${err?.message || "Unknown error"}`); + }; + + if (!isEmailUpdateable) { + navigate(nextRoute); + return; + } + + if (userExists) { + infoToast("Updating email ..."); + return updateEmail({ newEmail: email }) + .then((res) => res && handleSuccess("Email update")) + .catch((err) => handleError("Email update", err)); + } + + infoToast("Adding user ..."); + return addUser({ email }) + .then((res) => res && handleSuccess("User addition")) + .catch((err) => handleError("User addition", err)); + }; const handleNextClick = async () => { if (location.pathname.includes("/new-transaction/deliverable") && escrowType === "general") { // ... file upload logic ... } else if ( location.pathname.includes("/new-transaction/notifications") && !isUndefined(address) && user && ![user.email, ""].includes(notificationEmail) ) { - const handleSuccess = (action: string) => { - successToast(`${action} successful!`); - navigate(nextRoute); - }; - - const handleError = (action: string, err: Error) => { - console.error(`${action} failed:`, err); - errorToast(`${action} failed: ${err?.message || "Unknown error"}`); - }; - - if (userExists) { - if (!isEmailUpdateable) { - navigate(nextRoute); - return; - } - const data = { - newEmail: notificationEmail, - }; - infoToast("Updating email ..."); - updateEmail(data) - .then((res) => res && handleSuccess("Email update")) - .catch((err) => handleError("Email update", err)); - } else { - const data = { - email: notificationEmail, - }; - infoToast("Adding user ..."); - addUser(data) - .then((res) => res && handleSuccess("User addition")) - .catch((err) => handleError("User addition", err)); - } + await handleEmailUpdate(notificationEmail); } else { navigate(nextRoute); } };
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web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/NextButton.tsx (2)
Learnt from: Harman-singh-waraich
PR: kleros/escrow-v2#86
File: web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/NextButton.tsx:44-46
Timestamp: 2024-11-28T13:58:33.048Z
Learning: In `web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/NextButton.tsx`, when checking `user.emailUpdateableAt`, it's acceptable to use the non-null assertion operator `!` due to type assertion issues preventing standard checks.
Learnt from: Harman-singh-waraich
PR: kleros/escrow-v2#86
File: web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/NextButton.tsx:78-85
Timestamp: 2024-11-28T13:57:49.434Z
Learning: In `web/src/utils/handleFileUpload.ts`, the `handleFileUpload` function handles errors internally, so external error handling is not necessary when calling this function.
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web/src/layout/Header/navbar/Menu/Settings/Notifications/FormContactDetails/EmailVerificationInfo.tsx (3)
86-99: Enhance accessibility and rendering performance
The render logic optimization suggested in the past review would improve the component's performance.
66-84:
Fix implementation issues in resendVerificationEmail handler
The event type and implementation need to be fixed as previously suggested.
64-64: Verify Atlas provider integration and error handling
Let's ensure that the Atlas provider integration and error handling are properly implemented across the codebase.
Also applies to: 70-81
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Let me gather more information about the error handling patterns and the component implementation.
Atlas provider integration and error handling are properly implemented
The verification shows that:
- Error handling is consistently implemented using
.catch()blocks with appropriate error messages - The
updateEmailfunction from Atlas provider is properly used in both verification and update scenarios - Toast notifications are used to provide user feedback
- The component handles both success and error cases appropriately
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72-80: Well-implemented error handling
The error handling implementation follows best practices with centralized success and error handlers.
140-140: Verify EmailVerificationInfo component integration
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EmailVerificationInfo component integration is correctly implemented
The component integration is properly implemented with:
- The
toggleIsSettingsOpenprop is correctly passed from parent to child - The component's interface (
IEmailInfo) properly defines the required prop - The prop is used correctly within the component for closing settings after email verification
- The component is appropriately placed at the bottom of the form container
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web/src/pages/NewTransaction/NavigationButtons/NextButton.tsx (4)
1-11: LGTM: Import changes align with Atlas integration
The changes appropriately replace the old user settings imports with Atlas-related functionality and utility functions.
42-46: LGTM: Atlas provider integration is properly implemented
The Atlas provider integration correctly handles user state and email update timing checks. The use of the non-null assertion operator is acceptable here, as confirmed by previous feedback.
55-55: Verify the intended behavior of email validation
The current implementation allows empty notification emails. While this might be intentional, please confirm that this aligns with the business requirements for notification handling.
78-90: LGTM: File upload implementation is robust
The file upload implementation correctly utilizes the Atlas provider's uploadFile function and properly manages state. Error handling is appropriately delegated to the handleFileUpload utility.
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PR-Codex overview
This PR focuses on refactoring and enhancing user authentication and settings management in the application. It introduces new utility functions, updates toast notifications, and improves the handling of user settings and email verification.
Detailed summary
isEmptyutility function for string checks.debounceErrorToastto use a newerrorToastfunction.AtlasProviderto include new configuration.PreviousButtonto useisEmptyfor route checks.NavBarsettings interface with an optional initial tab.Searchcomponent to utilizeisEmpty.InfoCardcomponent for displaying messages.Settingspage with routing for email confirmation.handleFileUpload.EmailVerificationInfofor email verification status.EnsureAuthto streamline user sign-in process.FormContactDetailsto manage user settings more effectively.Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes
New Features
AtlasProviderfor enhanced context management.EmailVerificationInfocomponent to display email verification status.EmailConfirmationcomponent for handling email confirmation processes.InfoCardcomponent for displaying informational messages.timeLeftUntilfor calculating time until a specified date.isEmptyutility function for string validation.Improvements
EnsureAuthcomponent.NextButtonandPreviousButtoncomponents to utilize theisEmptyutility for better validation.Bug Fixes
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package.json.