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PR-Codex overview

This PR focuses on refactoring the handling of the native token symbol and chain validation in various hooks and components, replacing direct account access with a default chain reference.

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  • In useNativeTokenSymbol, replaced account-based chain retrieval with getChain(DEFAULT_CHAIN).
  • In useTokenMetadata, removed dependency on chain and adjusted Alchemy configuration to use DEFAULT_CHAIN.
  • Simplified the Dashboard component by removing account connection checks.
  • In TransactionsFetcher, added default chain check for connected status.
  • Updated imports to reflect changes in file structure and organization.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced transaction page functionality with improved connection and chain validation
    • Simplified user experience for accessing transaction details
  • Refactor

    • Updated hooks to use a default chain instead of dynamically retrieving chain information
    • Removed account-specific dependency checks in transaction-related components
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved wallet connection and chain support logic in transaction views

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The pull request introduces modifications to several components and hooks in the web application, primarily focusing on simplifying the chain and account-related logic. The changes remove dependencies on the useAccount hook from wagmi and replace them with a more static approach using DEFAULT_CHAIN. The modifications affect token metadata retrieval, transaction fetching, and wallet connection handling, aiming to streamline the user experience and reduce complexity in chain-related interactions.

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File Change Summary
web/src/hooks/useNativeTokenSymbol.ts Replaced dynamic chain retrieval using useAccount with static getChain(DEFAULT_CHAIN)
web/src/hooks/useTokenMetadata.ts Removed useAccount import, simplified token metadata fetching using DEFAULT_CHAIN
web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionsFetcher.tsx Added connection and chain support checks, updated import paths
web/src/pages/MyTransactions/index.tsx Removed connection status checks, unconditionally render transaction routes

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    participant User
    participant App
    participant Wallet
    participant Chain

    User->>App: Access Transactions Page
    App->>Chain: Retrieve DEFAULT_CHAIN
    App->>Wallet: Check Connection Status
    App->>App: Render Transactions or Connect Wallet Prompt
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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
web/src/hooks/useNativeTokenSymbol.ts (1)

1-1: Use a fallback to protect against undefined chain.

While getChain(DEFAULT_CHAIN) should nominally return a valid object, it might be safer to handle the scenario where it returns undefined. This prevents runtime errors if DEFAULT_CHAIN gets changed or removed in the future.

 export const useNativeTokenSymbol = () => {
-  return getChain(DEFAULT_CHAIN)?.nativeCurrency.symbol;
+  const chain = getChain(DEFAULT_CHAIN);
+  return chain ? chain.nativeCurrency.symbol : "UNKNOWN";
};
web/src/hooks/useTokenMetadata.ts (1)

12-13: Consider allowing the 'native' token usage scenario.

While this snippet correctly returns early if tokenAddress === "native", you might also want to support retrieving metadata for the native token in the future. If so, consider implementing an alternate handling path for a 'native' address.

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

36-50: Simplify or rename file to reflect that Dashboard is always accessible.

Previously, this component included connection checks. Now it always renders the routes unconditionally. Consider clarifying in its name or documentation that this is purely a container for transaction routes.

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

39-40: Chain ID check is correct.

You verify the current chain is the default chain. This ensures the user is indeed on the supported network. For multi-chain expansion in the future, consider referencing a list of supported chains rather than just a single default.

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  • web/src/pages/MyTransactions/index.tsx (2 hunks)
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web/src/hooks/useNativeTokenSymbol.ts (1)

4-4: Implementation looks concise.

The function correctly returns the native currency symbol using the default chain configuration. This aligns with the broader shift away from using useAccount.

web/src/hooks/useTokenMetadata.ts (2)

3-4: Removal of conditional usage of chain is consistent with the PR direction.

You are now referencing DEFAULT_CHAIN directly instead of relying on user-based chain detection. This simplifies the logic, especially if multiple chains aren’t supported at this time.


24-24: Dependency array check.

Make sure you’ve validated that the removal of chain-based dependencies won’t cause data to become stale if DEFAULT_CHAIN changes dynamically in the future. Right now, it’s presumably a single constant, so it’s fine, but if you anticipate multiple chain usage later, reintroducing chain in the dependency array might become necessary.

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

23-24: Styling looks good.

Applying responsive styles here is consistent with the codebase’s approach to styling.

web/src/pages/MyTransactions/TransactionsFetcher.tsx (2)

9-9: DEFAULT_CHAIN import is consistent with PR approach.

We see that you’ve introduced default chain logic here. It’s coherent with the other updates in this pull request.


Line range hint 81-96: User guidance is well-handled.

The fallback UI for connecting the wallet and switching chains is appropriate. This ensures a clear user flow for unsupported chain cases.

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