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also fixes TASK-9259

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    • Improved payment forms now display recipient details conditionally, ensuring that payment information is shown only when applicable.
    • The request creation process has been updated so that generated links incorporate the authenticated user's details for wallet-related transactions.
    • Recipient account responses now provide more comprehensive information, enhancing the overall user experience.

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This pull request introduces changes to how recipient information is handled and displayed in payment-related components. In the PaymentForm component, a new constant using the useMemo hook is added to select the appropriate recipient label based on the account type, impacting the rendering of payment details. In the Initial view, the hook for authentication replaces toast notifications, a prop is renamed, and link generation logic is modified to use the authenticated username for Peanut Wallets. Additionally, the request service types are extended with detailed recipient account information.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/components/Payment/…/index.tsx Added new recipientLabel constant using useMemo to determine the label based on AccountType; modified rendering logic to conditionally show details; imported AccountType.
src/components/Request/…/Initial.view.tsx Removed useToast hook and added useAuth hook; renamed prop onPrev to _onPrev; updated request link generation logic to use user.username for Peanut Wallets.
src/services/…/services.types.ts Extended TRequestResponse interface with a new recipientAccount property, including fields for userId, identifier, type, and a nested user.username.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant PF as PaymentForm Component
    participant RD as RequestDetails
    participant PAF as Printable Address Function

    PF->>RD: Retrieve recipientAccount details
    alt AccountType is PEANUT_WALLET
        RD-->>PF: Return user.username
    else Other Account Type
        PF->>PAF: Format recipient address
        PAF-->>PF: Return formatted address
    end
    PF->>UI: Conditionally render payment details (if not Peanut Wallet)
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sequenceDiagram
    participant IV as InitialView Component
    participant Auth as useAuth Hook
    participant RL as Request Link Logic

    IV->>Auth: Retrieve authenticated user details
    alt Wallet is Peanut Wallet
        Auth-->>IV: Provide username data
        IV->>RL: Use user.username for link generation
    else
        IV->>RL: Use recipientAddress from requestLinkDetails
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/components/Request/Create/Views/Initial.view.tsx (1)

24-24: Clarify the purpose of the renamed prop

The prop onPrev has been renamed to _onPrev with an underscore prefix, suggesting it's not being used. Consider removing the prop if it's truly unused, or add a comment explaining why it's kept but not used.

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src/components/Request/Create/Views/Initial.view.tsx (1)
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PR: peanutprotocol/peanut-ui#551
File: src/components/Request/Create/Views/Initial.view.tsx:151-156
Timestamp: 2024-12-02T17:19:18.532Z
Learning: In the `InitialView` component at `src/components/Request/Create/Views/Initial.view.tsx`, when setting the default chain and token in the `useEffect` triggered by `isPeanutWallet`, it's acceptable to omit the setters from the dependency array and not include additional error handling for invalid defaults.
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src/services/services.types.ts (1)

40-47: New property fits well with existing patterns

The addition of the recipientAccount property to the TRequestResponse interface follows existing patterns in the codebase (e.g., similar structures in RequestLink and Payment interfaces). This ensures consistency while providing more detailed information about the recipient's account.

src/components/Payment/PaymentForm/index.tsx (2)

191-197: Add optional chaining to avoid potential runtime errors

The useMemo hook is a good approach for computing the recipient label, but the access to recipientAccount.user.username in line 193 could cause runtime errors if any part of the path is undefined.

-            return requestDetails!.recipientAccount.user.username
+            return requestDetails?.recipientAccount?.user?.username || "Unknown User"

Even though the condition above checks requestDetails?.recipientAccount?.type, it's safer to use optional chaining within the return statement too, with a fallback value in case the path is undefined.


271-271: Add optional chaining for safer property access

The conditional check is missing optional chaining for recipientAccount, which could cause runtime errors if requestDetails exists but recipientAccount is undefined.

-            {requestDetails?.recipientAccount.type !== AccountType.PEANUT_WALLET && renderRequestedPaymentDetails()}
+            {requestDetails?.recipientAccount?.type !== AccountType.PEANUT_WALLET && renderRequestedPaymentDetails()}
src/components/Request/Create/Views/Initial.view.tsx (1)

134-134: Add null check for safer user access

The direct access to user!.user.username with a non-null assertion operator could cause runtime errors if user is null. Even though this is within an isPeanutWallet check, it's safer to handle potential null cases.

-                let link = `${process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URL}/${isPeanutWallet ? user!.user.username : requestLinkDetails.recipientAddress}/`
+                let link = `${process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_URL}/${isPeanutWallet && user?.user?.username ? user.user.username : requestLinkDetails.recipientAddress}/`

This ensures the username is only used when both isPeanutWallet is true and user (with its properties) is defined.

@jjramirezn jjramirezn requested a review from Hugo0 February 27, 2025 10:33
@jjramirezn jjramirezn merged commit 3fe350d into peanut-wallet-dev Feb 27, 2025
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