feat(synapse-interface): bridge selector component #2312
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packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/ListSectionWrapper.tsx (2)
2-2: Thekeyprop on thesectionelement might not be necessary unless this component is directly used within a list. If it's not used in a list context, consider removing thekeyprop to avoid confusion.
5-5: The use ofe.stopPropagation()in theonClickhandler of theheaderelement stops the event from propagating to parent elements. If this behavior is intentional, consider adding a comment to explain its purpose, as it might not be immediately clear to other developers why this is needed.packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/BridgeAmountContainer.tsx (1)
3-10: LGTM! The use ofjoinClassNamesfor dynamic class name generation enhances the maintainability and readability of the component. Good job on keeping the component structure simple and straightforward.packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/SearchResults.tsx (1)
8-8: Consider making the message "Want to see it supported on Synapse? Let us know!" interactive, such as by adding a link or button that users can click to provide feedback. This could improve user engagement and make it easier to collect feedback.packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/BridgeSectionContainer.tsx (1)
3-11: The use ofjoinClassNamesfor dynamic class name generation is consistent with best practices, enhancing the maintainability and readability of the component. The overall structure of the component is well-organized.packages/synapse-interface/components/icons/DropDownArrowSvg.tsx (1)
3-3: Consider reintroducing theclassNameprop to theDropDownArrowSvgcomponent to maintain flexibility in styling, especially if this component is used in multiple contexts where different styles might be needed.packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/types.ts (1)
1-26: The TypeScript interfaces defined in this file are well-structured and contribute to the type safety and maintainability of the code. The use of optional properties inSelectorTypesis appropriately applied for flexibility. Good job on following TypeScript best practices.packages/synapse-interface/components/icons/PulseDot.tsx (1)
1-29: ThePulseDotcomponent is well-implemented, with correct SVG structure and animations to achieve the pulsing effect. The use of theclassNameprop for external styling is a good practice, enhancing the component's flexibility. Great job!packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/BridgeCard.tsx (1)
5-22: The use ofjoinClassNamesfor dynamic class name generation in theBridgeCardcomponent is consistent with best practices, enhancing maintainability and readability. The overall structure of the component is well-organized.packages/synapse-interface/components/buttons/MiniMaxButton.tsx (2)
1-1: Consider using relative imports for project-specific utilities likejoinClassNamesto maintain consistency and avoid potential issues with module resolution.
22-24: Ensure accessibility by adding anaria-labelattribute to the button, providing a clear description of its action, especially since it only contains text content.packages/synapse-interface/pages/teaser/#index.tsx (1)
1-32: The use ofsegmentAnalyticsEventwithinuseEffectwithout dependencies might cause unintended analytics events on every re-render. Consider adding relevant dependencies to the dependency array ofuseEffectto ensure the event is only fired under specific conditions, such as changes tocurrentAddress,router.query, orrouter.pathname.packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/SlideSearchBox.tsx (2)
5-7: Consider extracting theisMobileDevicefunction into a utility file if it's used across multiple components. This promotes reusability and keeps the component file focused on its primary functionality.
30-34: The dependency array ofuseEffectis empty, which means the focus logic will only run on component mount. If this is intended, it's fine; otherwise, consider adding dependencies to re-trigger the focus logic under specific conditions.packages/synapse-interface/components/WipWrapperComponents/SynapseLogo.tsx (2)
1-1: Consider defining prop types forSynapseIconto ensurewidthandheightare always passed as expected types, enhancing type safety and readability.
34-44: Thehref="#"inSynapseAnchormight lead to unexpected page behavior. If it's meant to be a placeholder, consider usingjavascript:void(0);or preventing the default event action in anonClickhandler to avoid affecting the page's scroll position.packages/synapse-interface/utils/hooks/useKeyPress.tsx (1)
8-35: The addition of theisActiveparameter is a good practice for controlling the hook's activation. However, ensure that consumers of this hook are aware of the need to manage theisActivestate appropriately to avoid potential issues with event listeners not being added or removed as expected.packages/synapse-interface/constants/swap.ts (2)
4-4: The addition ofQUOTE_POLLING_INTERVALis a good practice for managing polling intervals in a centralized manner. Ensure that this value is appropriate for the application's needs and consider making it configurable if necessary.
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The update to
EMPTY_SWAP_QUOTEstructure aligns with the removal of unused fields. Ensure that all components consuming this constant are updated accordingly to handle the new structure.Verification successful
The verification process has confirmed that the update to
EMPTY_SWAP_QUOTE's structure has been properly accounted for in its usage within the codebase. The components consuming this constant, specifically withinreducer.tsandSwapTransactionButton.tsx, have been updated accordingly to handle the new structure. Additionally, the presence and definition ofEMPTY_SWAP_QUOTE_ZEROprovide further context but do not conflict with the review comment's concern. Therefore, the review comment is verified as accurate.Scripts Executed
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packages/synapse-interface/components/buttons/SwitchButton.tsx (1)
11-11: Consider removing theconsole.logstatement or replacing it with a more structured logging approach if it's meant for debugging purposes in production.packages/synapse-interface/components/WipWrapperComponents/Footer.tsx (1)
1-58: TheFootercomponent is well-structured and makes good use of theSynapseAnchorfor consistent branding. Consider addingrel="noopener noreferrer"to external links for security reasons, especially if they are intended to open in a new tab (target="_blank").packages/synapse-interface/store/reducer.ts (1)
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The removal of the
swapDisplayslice from thecombineReducersfunction simplifies the app reducer. However, ensure that any components or logic depending on theswapDisplaystate have been appropriately updated or refactored to prevent any undefined behavior or errors in the application.Verification successful
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swapDisplayRefwithinpackages/synapse-interface/pages/swap/index.tsx, which seems to be a Reactrefrather than a direct dependency on a Redux slice namedswapDisplay. This suggests that the removal of theswapDisplayslice from the reducer might not directly impact the found references, as they pertain to a different aspect of the application (UI referencing, not state management).However, it's important to note the potential for confusion due to the similarity in naming between the removed slice and the
ref. It would be prudent to ensure that the naming does not lead to misunderstandings or maintainability issues, especially for future developers working on the project.Given the context and findings, there doesn't seem to be an issue with the removal of the
swapDisplayslice in terms of direct code dependencies. Still, a careful review of naming conventions and their implications on code clarity might be beneficial.Scripts Executed
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packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedSwap/hooks/useSwapChainListArray.ts (1)
8-63: TheuseSwapChainListArrayhook effectively filters and sorts chain lists based on theswapFromChainIdsand search string. It uses Fuse.js for fuzzy searching, which is a good choice for user-friendly search experiences. Ensure that the Fuse.js configuration (fuseOptions) is tuned to match the expected search behavior for chain names and symbols.packages/synapse-interface/components/buttons/TransactionButton.tsx (2)
6-6: The introduction of thejoinClassNamesutility function for managing CSS properties inTransactionButtonis a good practice for maintaining readability and modularity of styling code. Ensure that thejoinClassNamesfunction is thoroughly tested to handle various input scenarios correctly.
47-51: The conditional styling based on theisPendingstate is a neat way to provide visual feedback to the user. However, ensure that the color choices (from-fuchsia-400toto-purple-400and their dark mode variants) align with the application's design system and accessibility standards.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedBridge/hooks/useToChainListArray.ts (1)
12-66: TheuseToChainListArrayhook follows a similar pattern touseSwapChainListArray, effectively managing the list of chains for the "to" selection in the bridge functionality. It properly filters out paused chains and uses Fuse.js for search functionality. Ensure that the Fuse.js search threshold and keys are optimized for the expected user search patterns in the context of selecting destination chains.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedBridge/hooks/useFromChainListArray.ts (1)
12-66: TheuseFromChainListArrayhook is consistent with the previously reviewed hooks for managing chain lists, focusing on the "from" selection in the bridge functionality. It correctly filters out paused chains and leverages Fuse.js for enhanced search capabilities. As with the other hooks, ensure that the search configuration is fine-tuned for the best user experience.packages/synapse-interface/pages/landing/sections/BridgeSection.tsx (1)
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The replacement of
BridgeImageandBridgeImageSmallwithFauxBridgein theBridgeSectioncomponent suggests a shift in the visual representation. Ensure that theFauxBridgeicon aligns with the intended design and messaging for the landing page. It might be beneficial to review the visual impact of this change with the design team.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedSwap/SwapOutputContainer.tsx (2)
1-8: The addition of new imports inSwapOutputContainer, includingBridgeSectionContainer,TokenSelector, andBridgeAmountContainer, indicates a significant enhancement in the component's functionality and user interface. Ensure that these new components are well-integrated and tested within the swap output container context.
10-44: The refactoring ofSwapOutputContainerto include new UI components such asSwapToTokenSelectorandBridgeAmountContainerimproves the modularity and readability of the component. However, ensure that the removal of theuseEffecthook for setting the address does not impact any related functionality or introduce regressions.packages/synapse-interface/constants/bridge.ts (1)
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The removal of
TRANSITIONS_PROPSandSETTINGS_TRANSITIONS_PROPSconstants frombridge.tssuggests a simplification or refactoring of transition-related styling. Ensure that any components or animations relying on these constants have been updated to use alternative methods or constants to maintain the intended user experience.Verification successful
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packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/AmountInput.tsx (4)
5-25: The prop types and default values are well-defined and appropriate for the component's functionality.
42-61: The conditional rendering logic for displaying either the loading indicator or the input field based on theisLoadingprop is effectively implemented.
51-51: Consider removing thereadOnlyprop from the input field if the intention is to fully disable it whendisabledis true. Using bothdisabledandreadOnlymight be redundant and could potentially confuse screen readers or keyboard navigation.
27-40: The dynamic class name generation for the input and label elements using thejoinClassNamesutility function is a clean and maintainable approach for handling conditional styling.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedBridge/OutputContainer.tsx (2)
3-13: The import statements are correctly updated to include new components and utilities, using absolute paths for better maintainability.
26-43: The restructuring of JSX elements to include new components such asChainSelector,TokenSelector,BridgeSectionContainer, andBridgeAmountContaineris well-organized, enhancing the modularity and readability of the component.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedSwap/hooks/useSwapFromTokenListOverlay.ts (3)
1-3: The usage oflodashandfuse.jslibraries is appropriate, leveraging their capabilities efficiently for operations and search functionality within the hook.
4-10: The integration with other hooks and utilities, such asusePortfolioBalances,useSwapState, and various utility functions, is well-implemented, facilitating efficient access and manipulation of swap-related state and data.
74-83: The implementation of search functionality usingfuse.jsis well-done, with appropriate configuration options set for the search, providing a flexible and efficient search experience within the token list.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedBridge/hooks/useToTokenListArray.ts (3)
1-3: The usage oflodashandfuse.jslibraries is appropriate, leveraging their capabilities efficiently for operations and search functionality within the hook.
4-10: The integration with other hooks and utilities, such asuseBridgeStateand various utility functions, is well-implemented, facilitating efficient access and manipulation of bridge-related state and data.
74-84: The implementation of search functionality usingfuse.jsis well-done, with appropriate configuration options set for the search, providing a flexible and efficient search experience within the token list.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedSwap/hooks/useSwapToTokenListArray.ts (3)
1-3: The usage oflodashandfuse.jslibraries is appropriate, leveraging their capabilities efficiently for operations and search functionality within the hook.
5-10: The integration with other hooks and utilities, such asuseSwapStateand various utility functions, is well-implemented, facilitating efficient access and manipulation of swap-related state and data.
78-88: The implementation of search functionality usingfuse.jsis well-done, with appropriate configuration options set for the search, providing a flexible and efficient search experience within the token list.packages/synapse-interface/components/Portfolio/components/PortfolioConnectButton.tsx (2)
46-46: The change in the background color class frombg-green-500tobg-green-400for theConnectedButtoncomponent improves the visual consistency and user interface design.
92-92: The change in the border color class fromborder-green-300toborder-green-400for theConnectButtoncomponent during the connecting state enhances the visual consistency and user interface design.packages/synapse-interface/components/Portfolio/components/PortfolioTokenAsset.tsx (1)
19-19: The use of optional chaining (?.) in thehandleFocusOnBridgeInputfunction is a safer approach to calling thefocusmethod, preventing potential runtime errors ifinputRef.currentis null or undefined.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedBridge/hooks/useFromTokenListArray.ts (1)
1-3: The usage oflodashandfuse.jslibraries is appropriate, leveraging their capabilities efficiently for operations and search functionality within the hook.packages/synapse-interface/package.json (2)
14-14: The replacement of Cypress test commands with echo statements indicating no tests are defined could significantly impact the project's testing strategy. Can you clarify if this is a temporary measure or if there's an alternative testing strategy in place?
107-107: The removal of dependency versions forreact-spring,@testing-library/cypress,cypress, andstart-server-and-testsuggests a cleanup of unused dependencies. Please confirm these dependencies are indeed not used elsewhere in the project to avoid potential build or runtime issues.Verification successful
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packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedSwap/SwapExchangeRateInfo.tsx (1)
45-61: The restructuring ofSwapExchangeRateInfoto includeExpectedPriceandSlippagesubcomponents enhances modularity and readability. Ensure these subcomponents integrate seamlessly and maintain the intended functionality.packages/synapse-interface/components/ConnectionIndicators.tsx (1)
13-18: Refactoring into a more genericIndicatorcomponent and updates to button components enhance maintainability and reusability. Ensure these changes maintain usability and accessibility standards.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedBridge/SettingsSlideOver.tsx (1)
26-26: The addition of thetrueargument to theuseKeyPresshook call for handling the 'Escape' key press event is noted. Please verify that this change aligns with the intended behavior and does not introduce any unintended side effects.packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/ChainSelector.tsx (1)
66-100: Implementing keyboard navigation and selection in theChainSelectorcomponent is a positive step towards enhancing usability and accessibility. Ensure that keyboard events are handled correctly and do not negatively impact the user experience or interfere with other components.packages/synapse-interface/styles/hover.ts (1)
19-48: Defining hover and active styles based on color options is beneficial for maintaining a consistent and visually appealing user interface. Ensure these styles are applied consistently across the application.packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/TokenSelector.tsx (1)
65-100: Implementing keyboard navigation and selection in theTokenSelectorcomponent is a positive step towards enhancing usability and accessibility. Ensure that keyboard events are handled correctly and do not negatively impact the user experience or interfere with other components.packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/SelectorWrapper.tsx (4)
23-23: The hookuseKeyPressis used to detect if the Escape key is pressed when the dropdown is open (hoveris true). However, it's not clear ifhoveris the best variable to use as a dependency for this hook. Ifhoverchanges frequently, it might lead to unnecessary re-registrations of the event listener. Consider if there's a more stable dependency or if the logic can be adjusted to avoid potential performance issues.
34-40: The logic to adjust the position of the dropdown based on its position relative to the viewport (y + height * 0.67 > screen) is interesting. However, this seems like a hardcoded solution that might not work well in all scenarios or screen sizes. Consider using a more dynamic approach or a library that specializes in dropdown positioning to handle edge cases more gracefully.
70-77: The construction ofbuttonClassNameusingjoinClassNamesis a good example of dynamic class name generation based on conditions. However, ensure that theselectedItem?.colorused ingetHoverStyleForButtonis always providing a valid color code. IfselectedItemcan beundefinedor ifcolormight not be a valid CSS color, this could lead to styling issues.
81-84: The logic to determineimgSrcanditemNamebased on the presence ofchainImgoricon, andsymbolornameinselectedItemis a clever use of conditional properties. However, this approach tightly couples the component to the structure ofselectedItem. Consider if there's a way to make this more generic or if the structure ofselectedItemcould be standardized to avoid such conditional logic.packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/SelectSpecificNetworkButton.tsx (3)
30-39: ThebuttonClassvariable is dynamically generated usingjoinClassNamesand includes styles based on theisActiveorisSelectedstate. This is a good practice for conditional styling. However, ensure that thechain?.colorused ingetHoverStyleForButtonandgetActiveStyleForButtonis always providing a valid color code. Ifchaincan beundefinedor ifcolormight not be a valid CSS color, this could lead to styling issues.
53-69: TheButtonContentcomponent is used to display the chain's image and name, and ifisOriginis true, it also displays theChainTokenscomponent. This approach of breaking down the UI into smaller components is good for readability and maintainability. However, ensure that theloading="lazy"attribute on theImagecomponent does not negatively impact the user experience, especially if these images are critical to the user's decision-making process.
89-123: TheChainTokenscomponent displays tokens with a hover effect to show additional tokens if they exist. This is a creative way to manage space while providing necessary information. However, consider accessibility implications, such as ensuring that this information is accessible to users who cannot use a mouse or have visual impairments. Addingaria-labelsor alternative ways to access this information could improve accessibility.packages/synapse-interface/pages/teaser/Hero.tsx (3)
31-46: The use ofuseEffectto add event listeners tobridgeRefandbuildRefbased on theindexandctastate is a creative way to trigger animations. However, directly manipulating DOM elements in React through refs for adding event listeners can lead to memory leaks if not properly cleaned up. Ensure that you remove these event listeners on component unmount or when they are no longer needed.
48-52: The logic to reset thectato 'default' when the mouse moves anywhere on the document after a specificctahas been activated is interesting. However, this could lead to unexpected behavior if the user is interacting with other parts of the page. Consider limiting this behavior to specific areas of the page or providing a more explicit way for the user to reset thecta.
55-69: TheTaglinecomponent dynamically displays the tagline based on theindexstate, adding a character animation effect. While this is a visually appealing feature, consider the performance implications of rapidly updating the DOM in response to state changes, especially for longer taglines. If performance becomes an issue, you might need to explore more efficient ways to achieve this animation effect.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedBridge/InputContainer.tsx (3)
105-128: The use ofBridgeSectionContainerandBridgeAmountContainerto structure the UI is a good practice for maintaining a consistent layout. However, ensure that these components are flexible enough to accommodate different content sizes and screen resolutions. Testing with various data sets and screen sizes can help identify any potential layout issues.
132-144: TheFromChainSelectorcomponent is a good example of abstracting selection logic into a reusable component. However, it's important to ensure that thesetFromChainIdfunction passed toChainSelectorproperly updates the state in a way that doesn't lead to unexpected side effects or state inconsistencies, especially when dealing with asynchronous data fetching or updates.
148-160: TheFromTokenSelectorcomponent similarly abstracts token selection. As with theFromChainSelector, verify that thesetFromTokenfunction updates the state correctly and consider edge cases, such as what happens if the selected token is no longer available or if there's an error fetching token data.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedBridge/BridgeTransactionButton.tsx (2)
97-97: The update to the button label to 'Please select Origin Network' whenfromChainIdis not selected is a good user experience improvement. It provides clearer guidance to the user on what action is needed. This approach of dynamically updating button labels based on the state is effective for guiding user interactions.
139-139: The label 'Invalid Destination address' for the case where the destination address is invalid is another good example of providing clear feedback to the user. This helps prevent user errors and improves the overall usability of the interface.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedSwap/SwapInputContainer.tsx (3)
111-135: The use ofBridgeSectionContainerandBridgeAmountContainerto structure the UI in the swap functionality is consistent with the bridge functionality, promoting a unified design language across the application. This consistency is beneficial for maintainability and user experience. Ensure that these components are adequately tested in the swap context to handle any unique requirements or edge cases specific to swapping.
139-151: TheSwapChainSelectorcomponent abstracts the chain selection logic for the swap functionality. This reuse of theChainSelectorcomponent is a good practice, promoting code reuse and consistency. Verify that thesetSwapChainIdfunction correctly updates the swap state without causing unintended side effects.
155-167: TheSwapFromTokenSelectorcomponent abstracts the token selection logic for the swap functionality. As with theSwapChainSelector, ensure that thesetSwapFromTokenfunction updates the swap state correctly and consider edge cases, such as what happens if the selected token is no longer available or if there's an error fetching token data.packages/synapse-interface/components/WipWrapperComponents/NavMenu.tsx (1)
126-170: The implementation of the navigation menu using a list of sections and dynamically generating the menu items and dropdowns is a good approach for maintainability. However, consider addingkeyprops to theFragmentused in the dropdown to ensure that React can efficiently update and re-render the list. Additionally, verify the accessibility of the dropdown menus, ensuring they are navigable via keyboard and screen readers.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedBridge/BridgeExchangeRateInfo.tsx (4)
19-30: The use of the<details>and<summary>HTML elements to create a collapsible section for the exchange rate information is a simple and effective way to manage content visibility. This is a good use of native HTML elements for functionality, which enhances accessibility and reduces the need for additional JavaScript. Ensure that the styling of these elements is consistent with the rest of the application.
66-70: TheSlippagecomponent dynamically displays the slippage percentage, which is an important piece of information for users conducting bridge transactions. The conditional rendering based onsafeFromAmountandunderFeeis a good practice. However, ensure that the logic accurately reflects all possible states to avoid displaying incorrect information.
82-83: TheRoutercomponent simply displays the name of the router used for the transaction. This is straightforward and unlikely to cause issues. However, consider if there's additional information or context about the router that could be useful to the user, such as tooltips or links to documentation.
111-115: The conditional rendering inTimeEstimatebased on the presence ofbridgeQuoteandfromTokenis a good practice. However, the fallback text "Powered by Synapse" might not always be informative for users expecting time estimates. Consider if there's a more user-friendly message or if additional user guidance can be provided when estimates are not available.packages/synapse-interface/components/Portfolio/Transaction/TransactionOptions.tsx (2)
13-13: The update to absolute paths forButtonandDiscordIconimports enhances readability and maintainability. Good job on this improvement.Also applies to: 15-15
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TransactionOptionscomponent is well-structured and makes appropriate use of hooks and callback functions. The logic and conditional rendering are correctly implemented.packages/synapse-interface/components/ui/SelectSpecificTokenButton.tsx (3)
14-65: TheSelectSpecificTokenButtoncomponent is well-implemented, with appropriate use of hooks for state management and dynamic styling based on props. The logic and conditional rendering are correctly handled.
68-71: TheBestOptionTypeenum is correctly defined and provides a clear distinction between different option types for token selection.
73-83: TheOptionTagandOptionDetailscomponents are well-implemented, with clear logic and appropriate use of props for dynamic content. The gradient background inOptionTagand the time calculation inOptionDetailsare correctly handled.Also applies to: 86-116
packages/synapse-interface/tailwind.config.js (1)
199-201: The addition of new animations forslide-down,slide-up, andtooltipwith specific keyframes and cubic-bezier timing functions is well-implemented. These animations will enhance the UI with smooth transitions.Also applies to: 209-231
packages/synapse-interface/components/layouts/LandingPageWrapper/index.tsx (1)
29-36: The transition to usingwrapperClassNamefor styling in theLandingPageWrappercomponent is a positive change for maintainability and readability. However, ensure that the cleanup of theTODO_REMOVE_wrapperStyleobject is completed to avoid leaving unused code in the project.Also applies to: 38-45, 50-50
packages/synapse-interface/utils/types/index.tsx (1)
131-131: The addition of theActionTypestype is well-implemented, providing a clear and concise way to specify action types within the application.packages/synapse-interface/pages/teaser/FauxBridge.tsx (6)
1-5: The imports are well-organized and follow a consistent pattern, which is good for maintainability. However, it's important to ensure that all these components and constants are used within the file to avoid unnecessary imports.
7-18: The CSS-in-JS approach for styling is consistent and clear. However, consider extracting these styles into a separate module or using a CSS preprocessor like SCSS for better maintainability and scalability, especially if the project's styling needs grow.
20-42: The main functional component structure is straightforward and easy to understand. The usage of descriptive variable names for styles and the structured layout of the JSX elements contribute to the readability of the code.
150-164: TheSupportedWalletscomponent is concise and utilizes theWALLET_ICONSimport effectively. Ensure that the icons are accessible and have appropriate alt text for screen readers to enhance accessibility.
166-188: TheHistoricMaxcomponent links to a specific transaction on a blockchain explorer. Ensure that this link is dynamically generated based on actual transaction data rather than being hardcoded to improve the component's flexibility and usability.
210-247: TheBridgeButtoncomponent uses anonMouseEnterevent to trigger an animation. Ensure that this interaction is accessible to users who navigate using keyboards or assistive technologies. Consider adding keyboard event listeners or alternative methods to trigger the animation.packages/synapse-interface/pages/teaser/ValueProps.tsx (6)
1-1: The import ofFauxBridgeis correctly used within the file. This modular approach enhances the reusability of components across the application.
3-205: The main functional componentValuePropsis well-structured, with clear sectioning of content. The use of commented-out code (e.g., lines 7-37, 49-54, 96-120, 137-160, 161-178) should be revisited. If this code is no longer needed, it should be removed to clean up the file. If it's being kept for future reference, consider moving it to a documentation or planning file outside of the codebase.
38-48: The replacement of the detailed<dl>list with a simpler<ul>list for displaying key metrics is a good simplification for readability and maintainability. Ensure that the data displayed is dynamically fetched or updated to reflect the most current information.
56-95: The SVG illustrations and the content within this section are well-implemented. However, ensure that the SVGs are accessible by providing appropriatearia-labelorroleattributes where necessary.
121-135: The integration of theFauxBridgecomponent within this section demonstrates good modularity and reuse of components. Ensure that theFauxBridgecomponent's props and state are managed appropriately to reflect the context in which it's used here.
179-202: The final section provides a concise value proposition. The use of SVG for visual representation is creative, but similar to previous comments, ensure accessibility standards are met. Additionally, consider if the SVG content could be externalized or managed in a more scalable way if the complexity increases.packages/synapse-interface/components/WipWrapperComponents/Ticker.tsx (5)
8-10: The imports are correctly organized, and the usage of constants from@/constants/chainsis appropriate for the functionality of the ticker. Ensure that all imported entities are used within the component.
196-214: TheRightCaretcomponent is a simple and effective way to create a caret icon. Consider making this a reusable component if similar icons are used elsewhere in the application.
216-227: ThefetchExplorerTxsfunction fetches transaction data from an external source. Ensure that CORS policies and authentication (if required) are properly handled. Additionally, consider moving this function to a service layer or using a state management library like Redux for better organization of data fetching logic.
229-245: TheformatAmountfunction is crucial for displaying transaction amounts in a readable format. Ensure that this function is thoroughly tested, especially for edge cases like very large or very small numbers. Consider using a well-tested library for number formatting to reduce the potential for errors.
247-286: TheformatTimestampfunction formats transaction timestamps for display. This function is complex and could benefit from unit testing to ensure accuracy across different time zones and edge cases. Consider using a date formatting library likedate-fnsormoment.jsfor more robust and tested solutions.packages/synapse-interface/components/StateManagedBridge/DestinationAddressInput.tsx (4)
17-17: The update to use an absolute path for importingCloseButtonis a good practice for improving code readability and maintainability.
167-170: The addition of a boolean parameter to theuseKeyPressfunction calls is noted. Ensure this change aligns with the intended behavior of the hook, especially in terms of enabling or disabling event listeners conditionally.
238-238: The modification to include "relative" in the class name for the container div is appropriate for positioning elements within it. Ensure this change is consistent with the application's styling conventions.
272-272: Adjusting the class name for theCloseButtoncomponent to include positioning styles is noted. Verify that these changes enhance the layout without causing conflicts with existing styles.packages/synapse-interface/pages/swap/index.tsx (2)
23-23: The introduction of theBridgeCardcomponent is a good practice for encapsulating UI elements related to the bridge functionality, enhancing code modularity and readability.
42-42: The introduction of theSwitchButtoncomponent for swapping tokens enhances the user experience by providing a clear and intuitive way to switch betweenfromandtotokens. Ensure its integration with the application's state management is correctly implemented for seamless functionality.packages/synapse-interface/components/WalletIcons.tsx (4)
16-56: TheCoinbaseWalletcomponent correctly uses SVG to render the wallet icon, adhering to best practices for scalability and customization.
58-120: TheMetaMaskcomponent is consistently structured with the use of SVG for rendering the icon, following best practices for icon scalability and customization.
123-193: TheRabbyWalletcomponent follows the established pattern of using SVG for rendering wallet icons, which is beneficial for maintainability and scalability.
195-288: TheRainbowWalletandWalletConnectcomponents continue the consistent use of SVG for rendering wallet icons, adhering to best practices for scalability and customization. This consistency is beneficial for maintainability.packages/synapse-interface/pages/state-managed-bridge/index.tsx (11)
1-3: Consider grouping imports from the same library or related functionality together for better readability and maintainability. For example, imports from 'wagmi' and 'react-redux' can be grouped separately from utility imports like 'toast' and 'useRouter'.
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@/slices/bridge/reducerand@/slices/bridgeDisplaySliceare well-organized. However, consider using a single import statement for actions from the same slice to reduce redundancy and improve clarity.
43-43: Using destructuring for React hooks (useEffect,useRef,useState,useMemo) directly in the import statement is a good practice for clarity and consistency. This approach is correctly applied here.
103-103: The use ofuseAppDispatchfrom Redux Toolkit is a good practice for type-safe dispatch in TypeScript projects. This ensures that the dispatch function is correctly typed according to the Redux store's configuration.
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The first
useEffecthook is used for analytics purposes, which is a good practice for tracking page visits. However, ensure that the analytics event name ([Bridge page] arrives) follows a consistent naming convention across the application for easier tracking and analysis.Verification successful
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segmentAnalyticsEventusage across the application reveals a consistent naming convention. Event names are generally enclosed in square brackets, prefixed with a descriptive name related to the context (e.g., page name or action), followed by a status or action. This pattern is applied consistently across different parts of the application, confirming the adherence to a consistent naming convention for analytics events.Scripts Executed
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useEffecthook is responsible for setting the bridge quote. It's important to ensure that dependencies likefromChainId,toChainId,fromToken,toToken, anddebouncedFromValueare correctly managed to avoid unnecessary re-renders or missed updates. Consider verifying that all necessary dependencies are included and that there are no extraneous ones.
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useEffectfor determining the approval state based on the token and bridge quote is crucial for the application's functionality. Ensure that all edge cases are handled, especially considering the use ofzeroAddressand the comparison ofbridgeQuote.allowancewith the debounced value. This is a critical piece of logic that directly impacts user experience.
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getAndSetBridgeQuotefunction is a key part of the bridge functionality, involving asynchronous calls and state updates. It's important to handle errors gracefully and provide informative feedback to the user, as done withtoast. Additionally, consider optimizing the handling of the current SDK request ID to avoid potential race conditions or outdated data being displayed.
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approveTxnfunction demonstrates good error handling withtxErrorHandler. However, ensure that the transaction approval process is thoroughly tested, especially in scenarios where the approval might fail or take longer than expected. This function is critical for the user's ability to proceed with bridging transactions.
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executeBridgefunction is complex and involves multiple steps, including analytics events, transaction preparation, and handling the transaction lifecycle. It's crucial to ensure that all steps are correctly implemented and that error handling is robust. Additionally, consider breaking down this function into smaller, more manageable functions to improve readability and maintainability.
541-571: The rendering logic within theStateManagedBridgecomponent is well-structured, making use of conditional rendering to display different UI elements based on the application state. Ensure that all components, such asSettingsSlideOver,InputContainer, andOutputContainer, are correctly receiving and handling their props for a seamless user experience.packages/synapse-interface/styles/chains.ts (3)
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CustomColorsobject is well-defined and provides a centralized place for custom color constants. This is a good practice for maintainability and consistency across the application. Ensure that these color values are used consistently throughout the application.
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514-542: ThegetNetworkHoverfunction has been updated with new hover effect logic. It's crucial to ensure that these hover effects are visually appealing and consistent across different browsers and devices. Consider performing cross-browser and device testing to verify the hover effects.
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| const className = joinClassNames({ | ||
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| export const DropDownArrowSvg = ({ className }: { className?: string }) => { | |||
| // TODO: Allow light and dark mode use | |||
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| const className = joinClassNames({ | ||
| space: 'px-4 py-1 -ml-1 mr-1 rounded', | ||
| background: 'bg-zinc-100 dark:bg-separator', // TODO: Remove |
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| * Lift margin value up to parent | ||
| * Remove need for popoverDependencies styles (in progress) |
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| const className = joinClassNames({ | ||
| space: '-mt-4 -mb-4 rounded z-10 justify-self-center', | ||
| background: 'bg-zinc-50 dark:bg-bgLight', // TODO: Remove | ||
| // background: 'bg-zinc-50 dark:bg-zinc-800/50', | ||
| border: 'border border-zinc-200 dark:border-bgBase', // TODO: Remove | ||
| // border: 'border border-zinc-200 dark:border-zinc-900/95', | ||
| stroke: 'stroke-2 stroke-zinc-500 dark:stroke-secondary', // TODO: Remove | ||
| // stroke: 'stroke-2 stroke-zinc-500 dark:stroke-zinc-400', | ||
| transition: `hover:opacity-80 cursor-pointer transition-transform ${ | ||
| isActive ? `duration-${ms} rotate-180 ease-in-out` : 'ease-out' // 'duration-0' | ||
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| * Add play/pause state | ||
| * Toggle play/paused from 'Live' <button> | ||
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| * Calculate ticker motion cumulatively, and continuously adjust speed towards MAX or '0' based on play/pause state | ||
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| className={`flex w-full z-10 text-sm bg-zinc-50 dark:bg-zinc-950 absolute border-b border-zinc-300 dark:border-zinc-900 overflow-x-clip justify-between cursor-default ${ | ||
| isLoading ? 'opacity-70' : 'opacity-100' | ||
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| <div className="bg-zinc-50 dark:bg-zinc-950 px-4 py-1.5 border-r border-zinc-300 dark:border-zinc-800 flex items-center gap-2 z-10 bg-zinc-50"> | ||
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| ? 'fill-zinc-500 stroke-none' | ||
| : 'fill-green-500 stroke-green-500' | ||
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| /> | ||
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| {/* <span className="md:after:content-['_–_All_transactions']"> */} | ||
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| {/* <span className="text-xxs">▼</span> */} | ||
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| isLoading ? 'opacity-0' : 'opacity-100' | ||
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| {`${formatAmount(tx.fromInfo.formattedValue)} ${ | ||
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| <dd className="row-start-2 animate-slide-down origin-top p-2 hidden [:hover_+_&]:block hover:block"> | ||
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| {formatAmount(tx.fromInfo.formattedValue)}{' '} | ||
| {tx.fromInfo.tokenSymbol} | ||
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| <li>{CHAINS_BY_ID[tx.fromInfo.chainID]?.name}</li> | ||
| </ul> | ||
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| <ul className="inline"> | ||
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| {formatAmount(tx.toInfo.formattedValue)}{' '} | ||
| {tx.toInfo.tokenSymbol} | ||
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| <li>{CHAINS_BY_ID[tx.toInfo.chainID]?.name}</li> | ||
| </ul> | ||
| <header className="text-zinc-500 row-start-2 col-span-3"> | ||
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The main functional component Ticker is well-structured and implements complex animation logic. However, consider the following improvements:
- Extract the animation logic (
step,decelerate,accelerate) into a custom hook for better separation of concerns and reusability. - Ensure that the
fetchExplorerTxsfunction properly handles errors and displays a user-friendly message in case of failure. - The use of inline styles for animation (
translateX) might lead to performance issues on large datasets or slower devices. Explore using CSS animations or the Web Animations API for better performance.
- const step = (timestamp) => { ... }
- const decelerate = (timestamp) => { ... }
- const accelerate = (timestamp) => { ... }
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| export default function Ticker() { | |
| const tickerRef = useRef(null) | |
| const [txData, setTxData] = useState([]) | |
| const isLoading = !txData.length | |
| let start | |
| let requestId | |
| let pauseStart | |
| let accelStart | |
| let decelStart | |
| const ACCEL_TIME_MS = 400 | |
| const DECEL_TIME_MS = 400 | |
| const PX_PER_SECOND = -30 / 1000 | |
| const step = (timestamp) => { | |
| if (start === undefined) start = timestamp | |
| if (pauseStart) { | |
| start += timestamp - pauseStart | |
| pauseStart = undefined | |
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| const dl = tickerRef.current | |
| if (dl.querySelector('dt')) { | |
| const { left, width } = dl.firstElementChild.getBoundingClientRect() | |
| if (left < -width) { | |
| start -= width / PX_PER_SECOND | |
| dl.appendChild(dl.firstElementChild) // <dt> | |
| dl.appendChild(dl.firstElementChild) // <dd> | |
| } | |
| dl.style.left = `${PX_PER_SECOND * (timestamp - start)}px` | |
| } | |
| requestId = window.requestAnimationFrame(step) | |
| } | |
| const decelerate = (timestamp) => { | |
| if (decelStart === undefined) { | |
| tickerRef.current.style.transform = `translateX(${0}rem)` | |
| decelStart = timestamp | |
| } | |
| const elapsed = timestamp - decelStart | |
| const dist = -0.375 * Math.log10(9 * (elapsed / DECEL_TIME_MS) + 1) | |
| tickerRef.current.style.transform = `translateX(${dist}rem)` | |
| elapsed < DECEL_TIME_MS | |
| ? window.requestAnimationFrame(decelerate) | |
| : (decelStart = undefined) | |
| } | |
| const accelerate = (timestamp) => { | |
| if (accelStart === undefined) { | |
| tickerRef.current.style.transform = `translateX(${-0.375}rem)` | |
| accelStart = timestamp | |
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| const elapsed = timestamp - accelStart | |
| const dist = -0.375 + 0.375 * Math.log10(9 * (elapsed / ACCEL_TIME_MS) + 1) | |
| tickerRef.current.style.transform = `translateX(${Math.min(dist, 0)}rem)` | |
| elapsed < ACCEL_TIME_MS | |
| ? window.requestAnimationFrame(accelerate) | |
| : (accelStart = undefined) | |
| } | |
| const startTicker = () => { | |
| requestId = window.requestAnimationFrame(step) | |
| window.requestAnimationFrame(accelerate) | |
| } | |
| const stopTicker = () => { | |
| pauseStart = performance.now() | |
| window.cancelAnimationFrame(requestId) | |
| window.requestAnimationFrame(decelerate) | |
| } | |
| useEffect(() => { | |
| tickerRef.current.addEventListener('mouseenter', stopTicker) | |
| tickerRef.current.addEventListener('mouseleave', startTicker) | |
| requestId = window.requestAnimationFrame(step) | |
| fetchExplorerTxs(setTxData) | |
| return () => { | |
| tickerRef.current.removeEventListener('mouseenter', stopTicker) | |
| tickerRef.current.removeEventListener('mouseleave', startTicker) | |
| window.cancelAnimationFrame(requestId) | |
| } | |
| }, []) | |
| /* Easter egg: define custom <marquee> element */ | |
| return ( | |
| <article | |
| className={`flex w-full z-10 text-sm bg-zinc-50 dark:bg-zinc-950 absolute border-b border-zinc-300 dark:border-zinc-900 overflow-x-clip justify-between cursor-default ${ | |
| isLoading ? 'opacity-70' : 'opacity-100' | |
| }`} | |
| > | |
| <div className="bg-zinc-50 dark:bg-zinc-950 px-4 py-1.5 border-r border-zinc-300 dark:border-zinc-800 flex items-center gap-2 z-10 bg-zinc-50"> | |
| <PulseDot | |
| className={ | |
| isLoading | |
| ? 'fill-zinc-500 stroke-none' | |
| : 'fill-green-500 stroke-green-500' | |
| } | |
| /> | |
| {isLoading ? ( | |
| <>Loading…</> | |
| ) : ( | |
| <> | |
| {/* <span className="md:after:content-['_–_All_transactions']"> */} | |
| Live | |
| {/* </span> */} | |
| {/* <span className="text-xxs">▼</span> */} | |
| </> | |
| )} | |
| </div> | |
| <dl | |
| ref={tickerRef} | |
| className={`relative grid grid-flow-col grid-rows-[1fr_0] w-0 grow cursor-pointer whitespace-nowrap ${ | |
| isLoading ? 'opacity-0' : 'opacity-100' | |
| } transition-opacity`} | |
| > | |
| {txData | |
| .filter((tx) => tx.toInfo.time > tx.fromInfo.time) | |
| .map((tx) => ( | |
| <Fragment key={tx.fromInfo.txnHash}> | |
| <dt className="row-start-1"> | |
| <a | |
| href="#" | |
| className="text-zinc-500 px-4 pt-2 hover:text-inherit hover:underline block" | |
| > | |
| {`${formatAmount(tx.fromInfo.formattedValue)} ${ | |
| tx.fromInfo.tokenSymbol | |
| } to ${CHAINS_BY_ID[tx.toInfo.chainID]?.name}`} | |
| </a> | |
| </dt> | |
| <dd className="row-start-2 animate-slide-down origin-top p-2 hidden [:hover_+_&]:block hover:block"> | |
| <a | |
| href="#" | |
| className="absolute px-3 py-2 bg-zinc-50 dark:bg-zinc-950 border border-zinc-200 dark:border-zinc-900 rounded items-center grid gap-x-4 gap-y-1 shadow-sm" | |
| > | |
| <ul className="inline"> | |
| <li> | |
| {formatAmount(tx.fromInfo.formattedValue)}{' '} | |
| {tx.fromInfo.tokenSymbol} | |
| </li> | |
| <li>{CHAINS_BY_ID[tx.fromInfo.chainID]?.name}</li> | |
| </ul> | |
| <RightCaret height="12" /> | |
| <ul className="inline"> | |
| <li> | |
| {formatAmount(tx.toInfo.formattedValue)}{' '} | |
| {tx.toInfo.tokenSymbol} | |
| </li> | |
| <li>{CHAINS_BY_ID[tx.toInfo.chainID]?.name}</li> | |
| </ul> | |
| <header className="text-zinc-500 row-start-2 col-span-3"> | |
| {formatTimestamp(tx)} | |
| </header> | |
| </a> | |
| </dd> | |
| </Fragment> | |
| ))} | |
| </dl> | |
| <a | |
| href="#" | |
| className="bg-inherit px-4 py-1.5 border border-transparent border-l-zinc-300 dark:border-l-zinc-800 inline-block items-center z-10 md:before:content-['Explorer_'] md:before:mr-2.5 flex items-center hover:border-zinc-400 hover:dark:border-zinc-600 hover:rounded" | |
| > | |
| <RightCaret height="10" /> | |
| </a> | |
| </article> | |
| ) | |
| export default function Ticker() { | |
| const tickerRef = useRef(null) | |
| const [txData, setTxData] = useState([]) | |
| const isLoading = !txData.length | |
| let start | |
| let requestId | |
| let pauseStart | |
| let accelStart | |
| let decelStart | |
| const ACCEL_TIME_MS = 400 | |
| const DECEL_TIME_MS = 400 | |
| const PX_PER_SECOND = -30 / 1000 | |
| // Consider extracting these functions into a custom hook. | |
| const startTicker = () => { | |
| requestId = window.requestAnimationFrame(step) | |
| window.requestAnimationFrame(accelerate) | |
| } | |
| const stopTicker = () => { | |
| pauseStart = performance.now() | |
| window.cancelAnimationFrame(requestId) | |
| window.requestAnimationFrame(decelerate) | |
| } | |
| useEffect(() => { | |
| tickerRef.current.addEventListener('mouseenter', stopTicker) | |
| tickerRef.current.addEventListener('mouseleave', startTicker) | |
| requestId = window.requestAnimationFrame(step) | |
| fetchExplorerTxs(setTxData) | |
| return () => { | |
| tickerRef.current.removeEventListener('mouseenter', stopTicker) | |
| tickerRef.current.removeEventListener('mouseleave', startTicker) | |
| window.cancelAnimationFrame(requestId) | |
| } | |
| }, []) | |
| /* Easter egg: define custom <marquee> element */ | |
| return ( | |
| <article | |
| className={`flex w-full z-10 text-sm bg-zinc-50 dark:bg-zinc-950 absolute border-b border-zinc-300 dark:border-zinc-900 overflow-x-clip justify-between cursor-default ${ | |
| isLoading ? 'opacity-70' : 'opacity-100' | |
| }`} | |
| > | |
| <div className="bg-zinc-50 dark:bg-zinc-950 px-4 py-1.5 border-r border-zinc-300 dark:border-zinc-800 flex items-center gap-2 z-10 bg-zinc-50"> | |
| <PulseDot | |
| className={ | |
| isLoading | |
| ? 'fill-zinc-500 stroke-none' | |
| : 'fill-green-500 stroke-green-500' | |
| } | |
| /> | |
| {isLoading ? ( | |
| <>Loading…</> | |
| ) : ( | |
| <> | |
| {/* <span className="md:after:content-['_–_All_transactions']"> */} | |
| Live | |
| {/* </span> */} | |
| {/* <span className="text-xxs">▼</span> */} | |
| </> | |
| )} | |
| </div> | |
| <dl | |
| ref={tickerRef} | |
| className={`relative grid grid-flow-col grid-rows-[1fr_0] w-0 grow cursor-pointer whitespace-nowrap ${ | |
| isLoading ? 'opacity-0' : 'opacity-100' | |
| } transition-opacity`} | |
| > | |
| {txData | |
| .filter((tx) => tx.toInfo.time > tx.fromInfo.time) | |
| .map((tx) => ( | |
| <Fragment key={tx.fromInfo.txnHash}> | |
| <dt className="row-start-1"> | |
| <a | |
| href="#" | |
| className="text-zinc-500 px-4 pt-2 hover:text-inherit hover:underline block" | |
| > | |
| {`${formatAmount(tx.fromInfo.formattedValue)} ${ | |
| tx.fromInfo.tokenSymbol | |
| } to ${CHAINS_BY_ID[tx.toInfo.chainID]?.name}`} | |
| </a> | |
| </dt> | |
| <dd className="row-start-2 animate-slide-down origin-top p-2 hidden [:hover_+_&]:block hover:block"> | |
| <a | |
| href="#" | |
| className="absolute px-3 py-2 bg-zinc-50 dark:bg-zinc-950 border border-zinc-200 dark:border-zinc-900 rounded items-center grid gap-x-4 gap-y-1 shadow-sm" | |
| > | |
| <ul className="inline"> | |
| <li> | |
| {formatAmount(tx.fromInfo.formattedValue)}{' '} | |
| {tx.fromInfo.tokenSymbol} | |
| </li> | |
| <li>{CHAINS_BY_ID[tx.fromInfo.chainID]?.name}</li> | |
| </ul> | |
| <RightCaret height="12" /> | |
| <ul className="inline"> | |
| <li> | |
| {formatAmount(tx.toInfo.formattedValue)}{' '} | |
| {tx.toInfo.tokenSymbol} | |
| </li> | |
| <li>{CHAINS_BY_ID[tx.toInfo.chainID]?.name}</li> | |
| </ul> | |
| <header className="text-zinc-500 row-start-2 col-span-3"> | |
| {formatTimestamp(tx)} | |
| </header> | |
| </a> | |
| </dd> | |
| </Fragment> | |
| ))} | |
| </dl> | |
| <a | |
| href="#" | |
| className="bg-inherit px-4 py-1.5 border border-transparent border-l-zinc-300 dark:border-l-zinc-800 inline-block items-center z-10 md:before:content-['Explorer_'] md:before:mr-2.5 flex items-center hover:border-zinc-400 hover:dark:border-zinc-600 hover:rounded" | |
| > | |
| <RightCaret height="10" /> | |
| </a> | |
| </article> | |
| ) |
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9-27: Ensure that theisLoadingstate is properly handled in the UI to provide feedback to the user during loading times.
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| import { BridgeSectionContainer } from '@/components/ui/BridgeSectionContainer' | ||
| import { TokenSelector } from '@/components/ui/TokenSelector' | ||
| import { BridgeAmountContainer } from '@/components/ui/BridgeAmountContainer' | ||
| import { setSwapToToken } from '@/slices/swap/reducer' | ||
| import { useSwapToTokenListArray } from './hooks/useSwapToTokenListArray' | ||
| import { AmountInput } from '@/components/ui/AmountInput' |
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- import { BridgeSectionContainer } from '@/components/ui/BridgeSectionContainer'
- import { TokenSelector } from '@/components/ui/TokenSelector'
- import { BridgeAmountContainer } from '@/components/ui/BridgeAmountContainer'
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| import { BridgeSectionContainer } from '@/components/ui/BridgeSectionContainer' | |
| import { TokenSelector } from '@/components/ui/TokenSelector' | |
| import { BridgeAmountContainer } from '@/components/ui/BridgeAmountContainer' | |
| import { setSwapToToken } from '@/slices/swap/reducer' | |
| import { useSwapToTokenListArray } from './hooks/useSwapToTokenListArray' | |
| import { AmountInput } from '@/components/ui/AmountInput' | |
| import { BridgeSectionContainer, TokenSelector, BridgeAmountContainer } from '@/components/ui' | |
| import { setSwapToToken } from '@/slices/swap/reducer' | |
| import { useSwapToTokenListArray } from './hooks/useSwapToTokenListArray' | |
| import { AmountInput } from '@/components/ui/AmountInput' |
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