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Adapting UI to changes in SDK regarding network fee calculation, improving UX related to route fetching.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced fee estimation process with improved error handling and state management.
    • Introduced visual feedback for loading states with an animated logo.
    • Added new screen states: LOADING, CLAIM, and NOT_FOUND for better user interface management.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of fee estimation errors and state transitions during the transaction lifecycle.
  • Dependency Updates

    • Updated the @squirrel-labs/peanut-sdk version from ^0.5.0 to ^0.5.2, potentially introducing new features and improvements.

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The changes involve updating the @squirrel-labs/peanut-sdk dependency version and enhancing the InitialView component's state management for fee estimation. New state variables track fee estimation errors and request link states, while the fee estimation logic is refactored for better clarity and error handling. The rendering logic is adjusted to reflect the transaction process accurately, including visual feedback for loading states.

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File Change Summary
package.json Updated @squirrel-labs/peanut-sdk version from ^0.5.0 to ^0.5.2.
src/components/Request/Pay/Views/Initial.view.tsx Added state variables for fee estimation error and request link states; refactored fee estimation logic.

Possibly related PRs

  • Fix build #377: The changes in Initial.view.tsx involve adjustments to type handling and logic flow related to transaction fee estimation, which directly relates to the enhancements made in the main PR regarding the InitialView component's fee estimation process.

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21-21: Approve the SDK version update, but ensure thorough testing.

Updating the @squirrel-labs/peanut-sdk dependency to version ^0.5.2 is a good step towards leveraging the latest features, bug fixes, and improvements offered by the SDK.

However, it's crucial to thoroughly test the application to ensure compatibility with the updated SDK version and identify any potential issues or breaking changes that may arise from this update.

Consider running the following verification steps:

  1. Review the release notes or changelog of the @squirrel-labs/peanut-sdk package for version 0.5.2 to understand the specific changes, new features, and bug fixes introduced in this version.

  2. Update the project's dependencies by running npm install or yarn install to ensure that the updated SDK version is installed correctly.

  3. Perform comprehensive testing of the application, focusing on the areas that interact with the SDK, to verify that the functionality remains intact and no unexpected behavior or errors occur.

  4. If the application has an existing test suite, run the tests to catch any potential compatibility issues or breaking changes introduced by the SDK update.

  5. Conduct manual testing of critical user flows and edge cases to ensure a smooth user experience and proper functionality.

By following these verification steps, you can gain confidence in the compatibility and stability of the application after updating the @squirrel-labs/peanut-sdk dependency.


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Comment on lines 14 to 18
export enum RequestScreens {
LOADING = 'LOADING',
CLAIM = 'CLAIM',
NOT_FOUND = 'NOT_FOUND',
}
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  1. Is this the same enum we have in claim screens?
  2. Are these all the possible states?
  3. Is RequestScreens the correct name for an enum of strings?

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  1. It's a bit different, this enum, checks the status of the fetching route
  2. Yes, all states are possible
  3. I changed name of this enum

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src/context/tokenSelector.context.tsx (1)

118-118: LGTM!

Adding the setSelectedTokenDecimals function to the context value is necessary to make it accessible to the child components that consume the tokenSelectorContext.

src/components/Request/Pay/Views/Initial.view.tsx (11)

15-16: LGTM!

The new imports are relevant and necessary for the component.


32-32: LGTM!

The extracted values from the tokenSelectorContext are relevant for the component's functionality.


38-39: LGTM!

The new state variables, isFeeEstimationError and linkState, are relevant for improving the error handling mechanism and managing the request process states. The initial values are appropriate.


58-84: LGTM!

The refactored estimateTxFee function improves the robustness of the fee estimation process. It handles different scenarios appropriately, such as matching request data, successful fee estimation, and error cases. The state updates and error messages are set based on the outcome of the fee estimation process.


87-87: LGTM!

The addition of selectedTokenAddress and selectedChainID to the useEffect hook's dependency array ensures that the estimateTxFee function is re-run whenever these values change. This is necessary to estimate the transaction fee based on the selected token and chain.


273-284: LGTM!

The TokenSelectorXChain component is used appropriately to allow the user to select a token and chain for fulfilling the request. The onReset callback function provides a way to reset the selected values to the initial request data, which is useful for resetting the state when needed. The prop values are appropriate for the component's functionality.


286-286: LGTM!

The conditional rendering based on !isFeeEstimationError ensures that the network cost section is displayed only when there is no fee estimation error. This improves the user experience by hiding the network cost information when an error occurs.


319-319: LGTM!

Disabling the button based on the linkState and isLoading state ensures that the button is not clickable when the request is in loading state, not found state, or when the component is in a loading state. This improves the user experience by preventing unwanted interactions during these states.


325-331: LGTM!

The conditional rendering based on linkState === RequestStatus.LOADING ensures that the animated logo is displayed when the request is in the loading state. The animated logo provides visual feedback to the user during the loading process, enhancing the user experience.


332-333: LGTM!

Displaying "Create or Connect Wallet" when the user is not connected provides clear guidance to the user about the action they need to take. This improves the user experience by explicitly indicating the requirement to create or connect a wallet.


333-333: LGTM!

Displaying "Pay" when the user is connected and the component is not in a loading state provides a clear call-to-action for the user to proceed with the payment. This improves the user experience by explicitly indicating the action the user can take.

selectedTokenAddress: '',
selectedChainID: '',
selectedTokenDecimals: 0 as number | undefined,
setSelectedTokenDecimals: (decimals: number | undefined) => {},
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Fix the syntax error and implement the function body.

The setSelectedTokenDecimals function has an empty body, which is a syntax error in TypeScript. Implement the function body to update the selectedTokenDecimals state using the setSelectedTokenDecimals state updater function.

Apply this diff to fix the issue:

-    setSelectedTokenDecimals: (decimals: number | undefined) => {},
+    setSelectedTokenDecimals: (decimals: number | undefined) => {
+        setSelectedTokenDecimals(decimals);
+    },
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setSelectedTokenDecimals: (decimals: number | undefined) => {},
setSelectedTokenDecimals: (decimals: number | undefined) => {
setSelectedTokenDecimals(decimals);
},

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