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  • Moves min, max to Offramp consts file
  • Adds dollar min, max limits on offramp claim links

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The changes in this pull request involve the introduction of two new constants, MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT and MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT, into the Offramp.consts.ts file. These constants replace local definitions in the InitialCashoutView and InitialClaimLinkView components, which now reference the imported constants for cashout limit validations. The modifications enhance error handling related to cashout limits in both components while maintaining their overall structure and functionality.

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File Path Change Summary
src/components/Cashout/Components/Initial.view.tsx Removed local constants for cashout limits; integrated imported constants for validation and error messages.
src/components/Claim/Link/Initial.view.tsx Added constants for cashout limits; updated validation logic and error handling to utilize these constants.
src/components/Offramp/Offramp.consts.ts Introduced new constants MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT and MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT with values $10 and $101,000.

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src/components/Cashout/Components/Initial.view.tsx (2)

Line range hint 329-338: LGTM: Updated error messages with centralized constants

The error messages for minimum and maximum cashout limits now correctly use the imported MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT and MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT constants. This ensures consistency between the displayed limits and the validation logic.

For consistency, consider applying toLocaleString() to MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT as well:

- <ChakraIcon name="warning" className="-mt-0.5" /> Minimum cashout amount is ${MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT}.
+ <ChakraIcon name="warning" className="-mt-0.5" /> Minimum cashout amount is ${MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT.toLocaleString()}.

Line range hint 1-341: Overall: Changes align with PR objectives and improve code quality

The modifications in this file successfully implement the use of centralized constants for cashout limits. These changes improve code maintainability and ensure consistency throughout the component. The core logic remains intact, and the updates align well with the PR objectives.

Consider creating a custom hook (e.g., useCashoutLimits) to encapsulate the limit validation logic. This would further improve code organization and reusability, especially if these checks are needed in other components.

src/components/Claim/Link/Initial.view.tsx (2)

657-658: Correct grammatical error in error message for minimum cashout limit

The error message should use "cannot" instead of "can not" for standard grammar usage.

Apply this diff to fix the error message:

-            You can not claim links with less than ${MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT} to your bank account.
+            You cannot claim links with less than ${MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT} to your bank account.

664-665: Correct grammatical error in error message for maximum cashout limit

The error message should use "cannot" instead of "can not" for standard grammar usage.

Apply this diff to fix the error message:

-            You can not claim links with more than ${MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT} to your bank account.
+            You cannot claim links with more than ${MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT} to your bank account.
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  • src/components/Cashout/Components/Initial.view.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/components/Claim/Link/Initial.view.tsx (4 hunks)
  • src/components/Offramp/Offramp.consts.ts (1 hunks)
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src/components/Cashout/Components/Initial.view.tsx (2)

22-22: LGTM: Centralized constants import

The import of MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT and MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT from a centralized constants file aligns with the PR objectives and improves code maintainability.


Line range hint 103-109: LGTM: Updated limit checks using centralized constants

The isBelowMinLimit and isExceedingMaxLimit hooks now correctly use the imported MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT and MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT constants. This change ensures consistency with the centralized limits and improves maintainability.

src/components/Claim/Link/Initial.view.tsx (1)

23-23: Importing cashout limit constants and Optimism chain details

The import statement correctly includes the necessary constants for cashout limits and Optimism chain details.

Comment on lines +27 to +28
export const MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT = 10 // $10 minimum
export const MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT = 101000 // $101,000 maximum
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider enhancing the constant declarations for improved maintainability and type safety.

The addition of these constants aligns well with the PR objectives and improves code maintainability. However, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Use descriptive variable names instead of magic numbers to improve readability:
const MIN_CASHOUT_DOLLARS = 10;
const MAX_CASHOUT_DOLLARS = 101000;

export const MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT = MIN_CASHOUT_DOLLARS;
export const MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT = MAX_CASHOUT_DOLLARS;
  1. Add a comment explaining the reasoning behind the specific maximum limit of $101,000.

  2. Use TypeScript's const assertions for added type safety:

export const MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT = 10 as const; // $10 minimum
export const MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT = 101000 as const; // $101,000 maximum

These changes will further enhance the maintainability and clarity of the code.

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  1. is fair

why min: else fees don't make sense (~$1 fee for each cashout roughly)
why max: just to be safe, we can consider increasing as time goes on. Unlikely to be exceeded

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@Hugo0, thank you for explaining the reasoning behind the minimum and maximum cashout limits. Adding these comments will improve code readability and assist future developers in understanding these constraints.

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Learnt from: Hugo0
PR: peanutprotocol/peanut-ui#420
File: src/components/Offramp/Offramp.consts.ts:27-28
Timestamp: 2024-10-07T13:23:54.767Z
Learning: In `src/components/Offramp/Offramp.consts.ts`, the `MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT` is set to $10 because smaller amounts are impractical due to approximately $1 fee per cashout.

Learnt from: Hugo0
PR: peanutprotocol/peanut-ui#420
File: src/components/Offramp/Offramp.consts.ts:27-28
Timestamp: 2024-10-07T13:23:54.767Z
Learning: In `src/components/Offramp/Offramp.consts.ts`, the `MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT` is set to $101,000 as a safety measure; it can be increased over time if needed, though it's unlikely to be exceeded.

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Comment on lines +145 to +159
if (tokenPrice) {
const cashoutUSDAmount = Number(claimLinkData.tokenAmount) * tokenPrice
if (cashoutUSDAmount < MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT) {
setErrorState({
showError: true,
errorMessage: 'offramp_lt_minimum',
})
return
} else if (cashoutUSDAmount > MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT) {
setErrorState({
showError: true,
errorMessage: 'offramp_mt_maximum',
})
}
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Missing 'return' after setting error state for exceeding maximum cashout limit

When cashoutUSDAmount > MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT, the error state is set but the function does not return. This may cause the function to continue executing, possibly leading to unintended behavior.

Apply this diff to fix the issue:

            } else if (cashoutUSDAmount > MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT) {
                setErrorState({
                    showError: true,
                    errorMessage: 'offramp_mt_maximum',
                })
+               return
            }
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if (tokenPrice) {
const cashoutUSDAmount = Number(claimLinkData.tokenAmount) * tokenPrice
if (cashoutUSDAmount < MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT) {
setErrorState({
showError: true,
errorMessage: 'offramp_lt_minimum',
})
return
} else if (cashoutUSDAmount > MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT) {
setErrorState({
showError: true,
errorMessage: 'offramp_mt_maximum',
})
}
}
if (tokenPrice) {
const cashoutUSDAmount = Number(claimLinkData.tokenAmount) * tokenPrice
if (cashoutUSDAmount < MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT) {
setErrorState({
showError: true,
errorMessage: 'offramp_lt_minimum',
})
return
} else if (cashoutUSDAmount > MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT) {
setErrorState({
showError: true,
errorMessage: 'offramp_mt_maximum',
})
return
}
}

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<>
<label className=" text-h8 font-normal text-red ">
You can not claim links with more than ${MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT} to your bank account.{' '}
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tiny-nit: is this formatted as "$10100" ? not perfect but I VERY MUCH DOUBT anyone will ever run into this 😆

Comment on lines +27 to +28
export const MIN_CASHOUT_LIMIT = 10 // $10 minimum
export const MAX_CASHOUT_LIMIT = 101000 // $101,000 maximum
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  1. is fair

why min: else fees don't make sense (~$1 fee for each cashout roughly)
why max: just to be safe, we can consider increasing as time goes on. Unlikely to be exceeded

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