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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Launched a dedicated payment page with updated routing and dynamic page details for a refined experience.
  • Introduced a TryNow component showcasing various cryptocurrency actions.
  • Added a FeeDescription component for detailed transaction fee information.
  • Implemented a new InfoRow component for structured display of information.
  • Added a WrongPasswordClaimLink component to enhance user feedback on password validation issues.
  • Introduced a new generateMetadata function for dynamic metadata generation across pages.
  • Added a new robots function to manage web crawler access to site paths.
  • Implemented a new generateSitemap function for improved SEO through sitemap generation.
  • Added a ValidatedInput component with enhanced layout and loading indicators.
  • Introduced a new MaintenanceBanner component to manage maintenance notifications.
  • Added a new LinkAccountComponent to facilitate KYC verification and account linking.
  • Added a new getChainProvider function for retrieving blockchain network providers.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced fee displays and clear error notifications, including improved feedback for claim password issues.
  • Upgraded file upload validation for smoother document handling.
  • Consolidated footer links with updated Terms & Privacy and Jobs pages.
  • Streamlined metadata generation across various pages for improved SEO and social media sharing.
  • Improved handling of transaction fees and slippage calculations for better user experience.
  • Increased polling frequency for KYC status checks in the iframe wrapper.
  • Enhanced blockchain network configuration with dynamic Infura API URLs for specific chains.
  • Improved error handling and response clarity in external account creation and user account addition APIs.
  • Enhanced error handling and user feedback in the LinkAccountComponent.

• Style

  • Adjusted color themes for a more cohesive and modern look.
  • Modified layout structures for better spacing and user experience.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)

src/assets/illustrations/index.ts (1)

1-40: 💡 Verification agent

🧩 Analysis chain

Verify that all newly added assets are properly optimized.

Ensure that all newly added SVG and image assets are properly optimized for web use to minimize bundle size and improve load times.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check the file sizes of newly added assets to ensure they're optimized

echo "Checking sizes of newly added illustration assets..."

# List of new assets to check
assets=(
  "build_on_us_now.svg"
  "buttery_smooth_global_money.svg"
  "buttery_smooth_global_money_banner.svg"
  "cashout_now.svg"
  "cloud.svg"
  "hand-peace.svg"
  "hand-rad.svg"
  "hand-thumbs-right.svg"
  "hand-thumbs-up.svg"
  "hero-description.svg"
  "mascot-example.gif"
  "peanutguy.png"
  "peanuts-bg.svg"
  "sparkle.svg"
  "star.svg"
  "star-blue.svg"
)

# Find each asset and check its size
for asset in "${assets[@]}"; do
  # Find the file and get its size
  file=$(find src/assets -name "$asset" 2>/dev/null)
  
  if [ -n "$file" ]; then
    size=$(du -h "$file" | cut -f1)
    echo "$asset: $size"
    
    # Check if it's an SVG and analyze if it might need optimization
    if [[ "$asset" == *.svg ]]; then
      # Count the number of paths in the SVG as a basic complexity metric
      paths=$(grep -c "<path" "$file" 2>/dev/null || echo "N/A")
      echo "  - Number of paths: $paths"
      
      # Check for embedded images which can bloat SVGs
      if grep -q "xlink:href=\"data:" "$file" 2>/dev/null; then
        echo "  - WARNING: Contains embedded images, consider optimizing"
      fi
    fi
    
    # For GIFs and PNGs, just show the size warning if they're large
    if [[ "$asset" == *.gif ]] || [[ "$asset" == *.png ]]; then
      size_in_kb=$(du -k "$file" | cut -f1)
      if [ "$size_in_kb" -gt 100 ]; then
        echo "  - WARNING: File size exceeds 100KB, consider optimizing"
      fi
    fi
  else
    echo "$asset: Not found"
  fi
done

Length of output: 10339

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Action Required: Optimize Large Image Assets

Most SVG assets appear to be within acceptable size limits and optimized based on their path counts. However, please note the following concerns:

• mascot-example.gif (located at src/assets/illustrations/mascot-example.gif): File size is 1.8MB, significantly above the 100KB threshold.
• peanutguy.png (located at src/assets/illustrations/peanutguy.png): File size is 300KB, which also exceeds the recommended limit.

Please consider optimizing these assets—by compressing them or switching to a more efficient format—to reduce the bundle size and improve load time.

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

src/app/page.tsx (1)

84-84: Minor grammar issue in FAQ answer.

There's a small grammatical error in the new FAQ answer.

-answer: `With Peanut you can pay and get paid in digital dollars and other cryptocurrencies easily. You can also cash out 2000+ tokens from 20+ EVM chain directly to your bank account.`,
+answer: `With Peanut you can pay and get paid in digital dollars and other cryptocurrencies easily. You can also cash out 2000+ tokens from 20+ EVM chains directly to your bank account.`,

src/assets/illustrations/index.ts (1)

1-40: Consider grouping related illustrations for better organization.

While the file maintains a consistent export pattern, the illustrations could be better organized by grouping related assets together (e.g., all hand gestures, all cloud elements, all star/sparkle elements). This would improve code maintainability as the number of assets grows.

 export { default as BUILD_ON_US_NOW } from './build_on_us_now.svg'
 export { default as ButterySmoothGlobalMoney } from './buttery_smooth_global_money.svg'
 export { default as ButterySmoothGlobalMoneyBanner } from './buttery_smooth_global_money_banner.svg'
 export { default as CashoutNow } from './cashout_now.svg'
 export { default as ClaimChainsBadge } from './claim-chains-badge.svg'
+
+// Cloud elements
 export { default as Cloud } from './cloud.svg'
 export { default as CloudLeft } from './cloud_left.svg'
 export { default as CloudRight } from './cloud_right.svg'
+
 export { default as HR } from './diagonal-lines.svg'
 export { default as EasySignTight } from './easy-tight.svg'
 export { default as EasySign } from './easy.svg'
 export { default as Eyes } from './eyes.svg'
 export { default as GoodIdeaSign } from './good-idea.svg'
+
+// Hand gestures and elements
 export { default as HandBag } from './hand-bag.svg'
 export { default as HandPeace } from './hand-peace.svg'
 export { default as HandRad } from './hand-rad.svg'
 export { default as HandSnap } from './hand-snap.svg'
 export { default as HandThumbsRight } from './hand-thumbs-right.svg'
 export { default as HandThumbsUp } from './hand-thumbs-up.svg'
 export { default as HandThumbs } from './hand-thumbs.svg'
 export { default as HandToken } from './hand-token.svg'
+
 export { default as AboutPeanut } from './hero-description.svg'
 export { default as HeyDudeSign } from './hey-dude.svg'
 export { default as MascotExample } from './mascot-example.gif'
 export { default as NewSign } from './new.svg'
 export { default as PeaceFingers } from './peace-fingers.svg'
+
+// Peanut mascot elements
 export { default as PeanutGuyGIF } from './peanut_guy.gif'
 export { default as PeanutGuy } from './peanutguy.png'
 export { default as PeanutsBG } from './peanuts-bg.svg'
+
+// Smile variations
 export { default as SmileFinder } from './smile-finder.svg'
 export { default as SmileHigh } from './smile-high.svg'
 export { default as SmilePink } from './smile-pink.svg'
 export { default as SmileSide } from './smile-side.svg'
 export { default as SmileStars } from './smile-stars.svg'
+
+// Decorative elements
 export { default as Sparkle } from './sparkle.svg'
 export { default as StarBlue } from './star-blue.svg'
 export { default as Star } from './star.svg'
 export { default as StopSign } from './stop-sign.svg'
 export { default as VibesSign } from './vibes.svg'

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⛔ Files ignored due to path filters (2)

• src/assets/illustrations/buttery_smooth_global_money_banner.svg is excluded by !**/*.svg
• src/assets/illustrations/hero-description.svg is excluded by !**/*.svg

📒 Files selected for processing (3)

• src/app/page.tsx (3 hunks)
• src/assets/illustrations/index.ts (1 hunks)
• src/components/LandingPage/hero.tsx (6 hunks)

🚧 Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (1)

• src/components/LandingPage/hero.tsx

🔇 Additional comments (9)

src/app/page.tsx (6)

5-5: Improved import organization.

The imports have been consolidated to a more organized format, importing all landing page components from a single location. This improves code readability and maintainability.

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7-7: Skip commenting on this line.

No actual change to the import statement, likely just a reformatting.

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82-85: New informative FAQ added to enhance user understanding.

A new introductory FAQ has been added that clearly explains what Peanut is and its key functionalities. This is an excellent addition that helps users understand the platform's purpose right away.

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87-87: FAQ IDs updated to maintain sequential ordering.

All existing FAQ item IDs have been correctly incremented to maintain a sequential order after adding the new introductory FAQ. This ensures proper organization of the FAQ section.

Also applies to: 92-92, 99-99, 106-106, 113-113, 120-120, 127-127

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18-18:

✅ Verification successful

CTA destination updated to reflect new user flow.

The call-to-action link has been changed from '/send' to '/pay', aligning with the new payment page mentioned in the AI summary. This change ensures users are directed to the correct path in the updated application flow.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Check if the '/pay' route exists and is properly implemented
echo "Verifying that the /pay route exists:"
fd -t f "page.tsx" src/app/pay

Length of output: 136

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CTA Destination Verified and Correct

The updated call-to-action link now correctly points to /pay, and we've verified that the corresponding route exists in src/app/pay/page.tsx. The change on line 18 of src/app/page.tsx accurately reflects the new user flow.

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1-167:

✅ Verification successful

Metadata management approach changed.

According to the AI summary, the static metadata object has been removed from this file. This aligns with the application's shift toward dynamic metadata generation using the generateMetadata function from src/app/metadata.ts, which improves flexibility in metadata handling across the application.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify that a generateMetadata function exists and is being used
echo "Checking for generateMetadata function in metadata.ts:"
fd -t f "metadata.ts" src/app | xargs cat

echo "Checking for generateMetadata imports in the codebase:"
rg "import.*generateMetadata" src/app

Length of output: 1675

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Metadata management refactored & verified

The static metadata object in src/app/page.tsx has indeed been removed, and dynamic metadata generation is now handled by the generateMetadata function defined in src/app/metadata.ts. The verification script confirms that the function exists and is consistently imported throughout the codebase (e.g., in cashout/page.tsx, layout.tsx, jobs/page.tsx, etc.), which aligns with the intended shift toward enhanced flexibility in metadata handling.

src/assets/illustrations/index.ts (3)

1-4: Good additions of new illustration assets.

The inclusion of BUILD_ON_US_NOW, ButterySmoothGlobalMoney, ButterySmoothGlobalMoneyBanner, and CashoutNow illustrations appears to support the application's new features as mentioned in the PR summary.

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6-6: Well-organized export structure for the illustration assets.

The additions and modifications to the illustration exports (Cloud, HandPeace, HandRad, HandThumbsRight, HandThumbsUp, AboutPeanut, MascotExample, PeanutGuy, PeanutsBG, Sparkle, Star, StarBlue) maintain a consistent pattern and are properly categorized by type. This organization makes it easier for developers to locate and use appropriate assets throughout the application.

Also applies to: 15-19, 22-22, 24-24, 28-29, 35-37

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11-11:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify usage of EasySign throughout the application.

It appears that EasySign has been modified. Make sure that all components referencing this asset still work correctly with the updated version.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for references to EasySign to ensure no broken imports

# Look for all imports of EasySign across the codebase
echo "Searching for imports of EasySign..."
rg "import.*EasySign.*from.*(illustrations|assets)" --type ts --type tsx

# Check for direct references to EasySign in TSX files
echo "Searching for direct references to EasySign..."
rg "<EasySign" --type tsx

Length of output: 344

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Below is an updated review comment reflecting that the initial search for EasySign references failed due to a file type error and that further manual verification or a re-run of the search script is needed:

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Action Required – Verify All References to EasySign

It appears that the initial search for references to EasySign did not return any output because the --type tsx option isn’t recognized by ripgrep in this repository. Please re-run a revised search using glob patterns or verify manually that all components referencing this asset (modified at src/assets/illustrations/index.ts line 11) are still working correctly.

For example, you can run the following updated script to search TS and TSX files:

Please confirm that all usages of EasySign have been updated appropriately. If any references are broken or unexpected, address them accordingly.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Revised search for references to EasySign using glob patterns
echo "Searching for references to EasySign in TSX files..."
rg --glob '*.tsx' 'EasySign'
echo "Searching for references to EasySign in TS files..."
rg --glob '*.ts' 'EasySign'

Length of output: 853

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Action Required – Confirm EasySign Asset Functionality

The revised search script successfully identified references to EasySign:

• LandingPage Usage:

  • Found in src/components/LandingPage/imageAssets.tsx where EasySign is imported and used (e.g., src={EasySign.src}).

• Re-Exports:

  • The asset is correctly exported in both index.ts and src/assets/illustrations/index.ts.

No broken references were detected through static analysis. However, please manually verify that the updated EasySign asset renders correctly in all components (especially on the Landing Page) and that its behavior meets expectations.