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- Update Page component to use useState and useEffect for council address - Modify VotingCard and CouncilName to handle undefined council - Adjust useWriteAllocation hook for BigInt calculations - Update pre-commit hook to include git update-index
WalkthroughThe changes encompass updates to various components and files within the project, including enhancements to the toast notification system, modifications to the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Page
participant ToastProvider
participant Toaster
User->>Page: Interacts with UI
Page->>ToastProvider: Triggers toast notification
ToastProvider->>Toaster: Displays toast
Toaster-->>User: Shows notification
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package.json (1)
Dependencies removed from package.json are still extensively used in the codebase
The verification process has revealed that all the removed dependencies (@rainbow-me/rainbowkit, @tanstack/react-query, ethereum-blockies-base64, viem, and wagmi) are still being used throughout the project. This inconsistency between the package.json and the actual codebase usage will likely cause build failures and runtime errors.
Key findings:
- @rainbow-me/rainbowkit: Used in ConnectButton.tsx, WalletProvider.tsx, and wallet.ts
- @tanstack/react-query: Used in page.tsx and WalletProvider.tsx
- ethereum-blockies-base64: Used in AddressAvatar.tsx
- viem: Extensively used across multiple files in both apps/web and contracts/councilhaus
- wagmi: Used in multiple components and utility files
Recommended actions:
- Revert the removal of these dependencies from package.json.
- If the intention was to remove or replace these dependencies, a comprehensive refactoring of the codebase is necessary.
- Ensure that any changes to dependencies are accompanied by corresponding updates to the code that uses them.
- After addressing the dependency issues, verify that the project builds successfully using the "turbo build" command.
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1-26: Verify the impact of removing dependencies on the project's functionality and codebase.Several dependencies have been removed from the
package.jsonfile, including@rainbow-me/rainbowkit,@tanstack/react-query,ethereum-blockies-base64,viem, andwagmi. This suggests a potential shift in the project's architecture and functionality.Please ensure that:
- The removal of these dependencies does not break any existing functionality or cause compatibility issues in the codebase.
- Corresponding changes have been made in the codebase where these libraries were previously used.
- The project's functionality and requirements are still met after removing these dependencies.
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bun run buildcommand. If the build is successful, it indicates that the project likely works fine after removing the dependencies. If the build fails, it suggests that there might be issues related to the removed dependencies that need to be investigated and fixed.Please review the script output and address any warnings or build failures accordingly.
This script addresses the issues we encountered in the previous run:
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package.jsonand the build script within it to verify the build configuration.- It searches for any TODO, FIXME, or ERROR comments related to the removed dependencies, which might indicate remaining issues.
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apps/web/src/hooks/useWriteAllocation.ts (2)
22-24: Consider providing a more specific error message.Instead of a generic "Council or client is not set" error message, consider providing more context about which specific variable is missing. This will help with debugging and troubleshooting.
For example:
-throw new Error("Council or client is not set"); +throw new Error(`Missing required variable: ${!council ? 'council' : !walletClient ? 'walletClient' : 'publicClient'}`);
21-21: Consider adding validation for theallocationparameter.To ensure the integrity of the data passed to the contract, it would be beneficial to validate the
allocationparameter before proceeding with the transaction. You can check for the presence and validity of theaccountandratioproperties in each allocation object.For example:
return async (allocation: { account: `0x${string}`; ratio: bigint }[]) => { + if (!Array.isArray(allocation) || allocation.some(({ account, ratio }) => !account || !ratio)) { + throw new Error("Invalid allocation data"); + } // Rest of the code... };
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Files selected for processing (15)
- .husky/pre-commit (1 hunks)
- apps/web/package.json (1 hunks)
- apps/web/src/app/layout.tsx (2 hunks)
- apps/web/src/app/page.tsx (1 hunks)
- apps/web/src/components/CouncilName.tsx (1 hunks)
- apps/web/src/components/VotingButton.tsx (1 hunks)
- apps/web/src/components/VotingCard.tsx (1 hunks)
- apps/web/src/hooks/useWriteAllocation.ts (1 hunks)
- apps/web/src/utils/grantees.ts (1 hunks)
- package.json (1 hunks)
- packages/ui/package.json (1 hunks)
- packages/ui/src/components/ui/skeleton.tsx (1 hunks)
- packages/ui/src/components/ui/toast.tsx (1 hunks)
- packages/ui/src/components/ui/toaster.tsx (1 hunks)
- packages/ui/src/hooks/use-toast.ts (1 hunks)
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.husky/pre-commit (1)
4-5: LGTM!The addition of the
git update-index --againcommand is a good practice to ensure the Git index is refreshed before finalizing a commit. This helps avoid potential issues where changes made by the pre-commit hook are not properly reflected in the commit.packages/ui/src/components/ui/skeleton.tsx (1)
3-13: LGTM!The
Skeletoncomponent is well-designed and implemented:
- It serves as a reusable placeholder UI element that provides a visual indication of loading content.
- It accepts standard HTML attributes for a
divelement, making it flexible and adaptable to various contexts.- It combines default styling classes with any additional classes passed via the
classNameprop using thecnutility function, allowing for easy customization.- The component is exported for use in other parts of the application, promoting code reuse and maintainability.
The code is clean, readable, and follows best practices. Great job!
apps/web/package.json (7)
11-11: LGTM!The addition of
@rainbow-me/rainbowkitaligns with the PR objective of enhancing the UI by providing pre-built components for wallet connection flow. The version^2.1.5is a recent stable release that should be compatible with the other dependencies.
12-12: LGTM!The addition of
@tanstack/react-queryaligns with the PR objective of improving state management in the application. The version^5.55.4is a recent stable release that should be compatible with the other dependencies.
14-14: LGTM!The addition of
ethereum-blockies-base64suggests that the application will be displaying Ethereum wallet icons, which aligns with the PR objective of enhancing the UI. The version^1.0.2is a stable release that should be compatible with the other dependencies.
18-18: LGTM!The addition of
viemaligns with the PR objective of improving the application's capabilities in handling Ethereum-related functionalities. The version2.xsuggests using the latest 2.x release, which should be stable and compatible with the other dependencies.
19-19: LGTM!The addition of
wagmialigns with the PR objective of improving the application's capabilities in handling Ethereum-related functionalities and user interaction. The version^2.12.8is a recent stable release that should be compatible with the other dependencies.
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21-32: LGTM!The removal of
@next/eslint-plugin-nextsuggests a potential shift in the linting strategy or a move towards a more streamlined development environment. This should not have a significant impact on the application's functionality, as it is a development dependency.
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21-32: LGTM!The removal of
eslintsuggests a potential shift in the linting strategy or a move towards a more streamlined development environment. This should not have a significant impact on the application's functionality, as it is a development dependency.apps/web/src/components/CouncilName.tsx (1)
8-23: LGTM!The
CouncilNamecomponent is well-implemented and follows best practices:
- It correctly handles the case when the
councilprop is undefined by rendering a loading skeleton.- The
useReadContracthook is properly configured with the required parameters to fetch the council's name from the smart contract.- The component renders the council's name within an
<h1>element, which is semantically correct for a heading.- The
classNameprop is correctly applied to the<h1>element for styling flexibility.The component enhances the user interface by dynamically displaying relevant information from the blockchain and improves the interactivity and responsiveness of the application by providing a loading state. It is also reusable and can be easily integrated into other parts of the application.
Great job!
packages/ui/src/components/ui/toaster.tsx (1)
13-31: LGTM!The
Toastercomponent is well-structured and provides a clean and reusable way to render a list of toasts. It correctly uses theToastProvideranduseToasthook to manage the state of toasts, which is a good practice to separate the state management from the rendering.The component also conditionally renders the toast title and description based on their presence, which avoids rendering empty elements and improves performance. It allows users to interact with the toasts by rendering the toast action and close button.
Finally, the component separates the toast rendering from the viewport by rendering the
ToastViewportcomponent at the end, which is a good practice to keep the rendering logic separate from the viewport logic.Overall, the component is well-designed and follows best practices for rendering and state management.
packages/ui/package.json (1)
24-24: Looks good! Remember to update the codebase to utilize the new toast component.The addition of the
@radix-ui/react-toastdependency aligns with the PR objective of enhancing the UI by providing a way to display notifications to the user.The version specifier
^1.2.1is reasonable, allowing for bug fixes and minor enhancements while preventing potentially breaking changes from major updates.Please ensure that the corresponding changes are made in the codebase to integrate and utilize this new component effectively.
apps/web/src/app/layout.tsx (1)
31-40: LGTM!The toast notification system is correctly integrated into the
RootLayoutcomponent. TheToastProviderandToastercomponents are imported and used appropriately.
- The
ToastProviderwraps the existing layout, allowing for toast notifications to be managed within the context of the application.- The
Toastercomponent is placed at the correct location within the layout, ensuring that toast notifications are displayed appropriately.These changes enhance the user interface by enabling real-time feedback through toast messages, which can be triggered by various actions throughout the application, improving the user experience.
apps/web/src/hooks/useWriteAllocation.ts (1)
1-50: Great work on implementing theuseWriteAllocationhook!The hook encapsulates the logic for managing budget allocations within a specified council. It utilizes the
wagmilibrary effectively to access the necessary data and interact with the council contract. The code is well-structured and follows a clear flow of execution.apps/web/src/app/page.tsx (5)
1-2: LGTM!The
"use client"directive is correctly added to mark thePagecomponent as a client component, enabling the use of React hooks and client-side APIs.
3-6: LGTM!The necessary dependencies are correctly imported for the component's functionality, including
useQueryfor data fetching,useRouterfor client-side routing,useEffectanduseStatefor managing component state and side effects, andgetAddressfor parsing Ethereum addresses.
11-31: LGTM!The
Pagecomponent is well-structured and follows best practices for using React hooks:
- The
useRouterhook is used for client-side navigation.- The component state is initialized with
useStateto store the council address.- The
useEffecthook handles the initial setup based on the presence of a hash in the URL, ensuring that the code runs only on the client-side.- The
useQueryhook efficiently fetches grantee data based on the council address, avoiding unnecessary requests and improving performance.- The loading state is properly handled and passed down to the
VotingCardcomponent.The code changes enhance the component's functionality and control flow while maintaining readability and adherence to best practices.
34-37: LGTM!The
CouncilNamecomponent is correctly rendered with the current council address stored in the component state, and theclassNameprop is used to apply specific styling to the component.
40-43: LGTM!The
VotingCardcomponent is correctly passed the necessary data and state information:
- The
councilprop is set to the current council address.- The
projectsprop is set to the fetchedgranteesdata or an empty array if the data is not available, ensuring that the component can handle the case when the data is not yet available.- The
maxVotedProjectsprop is set to a fixed value of 3.- The
isLoadingprop is accurately set based on the loading state of the query and the presence of the council address, allowing the component to display loading indicators or placeholders while the data is being fetched.The code changes ensure that the
VotingCardcomponent receives the required data and state information to render the voting interface correctly.apps/web/src/components/VotingButton.tsx (7)
1-2: LGTM!The usage of the "use client" directive is correct for a client component.
3-8: LGTM!The importing of necessary dependencies and hooks is done correctly.
10-15: LGTM!The definition of the
VotingButtonPropstype is accurate and covers the expected props for the component.
17-22: LGTM!The destructuring of props and the component signature are correctly defined.
23-27: LGTM!The usage of hooks and state management within the component is appropriate.
29-62: LGTM!The rendering logic and the button's functionality are implemented correctly. The component handles the voting process, manages the loading state, and provides user feedback through toast notifications.
64-64: LGTM!The default export of the component is correctly defined.
apps/web/src/utils/grantees.ts (1)
1-86: LGTM!The
getGranteesfunction is well-structured and follows a clear logical flow. It effectively fetches and processes grantee data from the GraphQL API, maintaining the current state of grantees based on historical events.The use of internal types,
AddedEventandRemovedEvent, helps in structuring the data received from the API. The GraphQL query is well-defined and retrieves the necessary data. The processing of the response data is handled efficiently usingmap,sort, andreduceoperations. The use of aMapto maintain the current state of grantees is an effective approach.The function returns the data in a suitable format, an array of objects containing
nameandgranteeproperties, which aligns with the expected output.Overall, the function is designed to handle the specific requirements of the application and does not appear to have any major issues or potential bugs.
packages/ui/src/hooks/use-toast.ts (6)
1-33: LGTM!The code segment sets up the necessary imports, types, and constants for the toast functionality. The
genIdfunction generates unique IDs for each toast using a counter. The logic and syntax are correct.
35-130: LGTM!The code segment defines a robust reducer function for managing the state of toasts. It handles actions such as adding, updating, dismissing, and removing toasts correctly. The
addToRemoveQueuefunction ensures that dismissed toasts are automatically removed after a specified delay. The logic and syntax are sound.
132-141: LGTM!The code segment sets up a
listenersarray and adispatchfunction for managing state updates. Thedispatchfunction correctly updates thememoryStateusing the reducer and notifies all listeners of the state change. The logic and syntax are correct.
143-172: LGTM!The
toastfunction correctly creates a new toast with a uniqueidand provides methods to update or dismiss the toast. It dispatches the appropriate actions to add the toast to the state and sets up anonOpenChangecallback to dismiss the toast when it is closed. The logic and syntax are sound.
174-192: LGTM!The
useToasthook provides a clean and intuitive way for components to access the current toast state and trigger toast notifications. It correctly manages the state using theuseStateanduseEffecthooks from React, subscribing and unsubscribing from state changes as needed. The returned object provides all the necessary functionality for interacting with toasts. The logic and syntax are correct.
194-194: LGTM!The code segment correctly exports the
useToasthook and thetoastfunction, making them available for use in other parts of the application.apps/web/src/components/VotingCard.tsx (8)
12-12: LGTM!The import statement for the
Skeletoncomponent is syntactically correct and serves a valid purpose for displaying loading states in the UI.
15-18: LGTM!The import statements and the
Projecttype definition are syntactically correct and serve valid purposes in theVotingCardcomponent.
22-34: LGTM!The
VotingCardcomponent signature changes and thevotesstate initialization are implemented correctly.
37-39: LGTM!The
votedProjectsvariable is derived correctly from thevotesstate object, and the type assertion and nullish coalescing operator are used appropriately.
44-52: LGTM!The
handleVotefunction correctly updates thevotesstate object, and theuseWriteAllocationhook is used appropriately to write the allocation data.
60-116: LGTM!The rendering logic for the
VotingCardcomponent is implemented correctly, handling different scenarios appropriately and rendering the list of projects with their voting interfaces and vote percentages.
121-125: LGTM!The
VotingButtoncomponent is used correctly in theCardFootersection of theVotingCardcomponent, with the appropriate props passed to it.
131-145: LGTM!The
SkeletonVotefunction component is implemented correctly, using theSkeletoncomponents to render a loading skeleton for the voting interface with appropriate styling.packages/ui/src/components/ui/toast.tsx (7)
10-10: LGTM!Re-exporting the
Providercomponent from the@radix-ui/react-toastlibrary is a good practice to provide a single entry point for importing the toast-related components.
12-25: LGTM!The
ToastViewportcomponent is correctly implemented:
- It forwards the
refand other props to the underlyingViewportcomponent from the@radix-ui/react-toastlibrary.- It applies custom styling using the
cnutility function, which is a common pattern in this codebase.- The styling is responsive and positions the toast container appropriately based on the screen size.
43-56: LGTM!The
Toastcomponent is correctly implemented:
- It forwards the
refand other props to the underlyingRootcomponent from the@radix-ui/react-toastlibrary.- It applies variant styles using the
toastVariantsfunction, which is defined using thecvafunction from theclass-variance-authoritylibrary.- The variant styles are applied based on the
variantprop, allowing for different toast appearances.
58-71: LGTM!The
ToastActioncomponent is correctly implemented:
- It forwards the
refand other props to the underlyingActioncomponent from the@radix-ui/react-toastlibrary.- It applies custom styling using the
cnutility function, which is a common pattern in this codebase.- The styling includes hover, focus, and disabled states, as well as destructive variant styles, providing a consistent and interactive user experience.
73-89: LGTM!The
ToastClosecomponent is correctly implemented:
- It forwards the
refand other props to the underlyingClosecomponent from the@radix-ui/react-toastlibrary.- It applies custom styling using the
cnutility function, which is a common pattern in this codebase.- The styling includes hover and focus states, as well as destructive variant styles, providing a consistent and interactive user experience.
- The
Xicon from thelucide-reactlibrary is used to represent the close action, which is a common convention.
91-101: LGTM!The
ToastTitlecomponent is correctly implemented:
- It forwards the
refand other props to the underlyingTitlecomponent from the@radix-ui/react-toastlibrary.- It applies custom styling using the
cnutility function, which is a common pattern in this codebase.- The styling sets the font size to
smand font weight tosemibold, which is appropriate for a toast title.
103-113: LGTM!The
ToastDescriptioncomponent is correctly implemented:
- It forwards the
refand other props to the underlyingDescriptioncomponent from the@radix-ui/react-toastlibrary.- It applies custom styling using the
cnutility function, which is a common pattern in this codebase.- The styling sets the font size to
smand opacity to90, which is appropriate for a toast description.
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Release Notes
New Features
CouncilNameandVotingButtoncomponents for enhanced user interaction with Ethereum councils.Pagecomponent based on URL hash.Enhancements
Bug Fixes
VotingCardcomponent.