Feat/add hmstr #969
Feat/add hmstr #969
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src/config/chainInfos.ts (1)
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anyType Usage inbitcoinMainnetConfigurationThe
bitcoinMainnetconfiguration utilizes theanytype in several places, which compromises type safety. Please address the following:
- Avoid using
anyforchainIdandchainName. Define specific types to enhance type safety.- Review other instances of
any, such as incoinDecimalsandnetworkType, and replace them with appropriate types.🔗 Analysis chain
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83-138: Review and validate the newbitcoinMainnetconfigurationThe addition of the
bitcoinMainnetconfiguration is a significant feature. Please ensure the following:
- Verify that all the provided information (RPC endpoints, chain ID, bech32 config, etc.) is correct for the Bitcoin mainnet.
- The use of
anytype inchainIdandchainNameshould be avoided if possible. Consider using more specific types for better type safety.- Confirm that the
features: ['isBtc']is the correct way to identify Bitcoin functionality in your system.- Validate the gas price steps (currently set to 0) to ensure this is intentional and correct for Bitcoin transactions.
To ensure the configuration is correct, you may want to cross-check with official Bitcoin documentation or other reliable sources. Here's a script to help verify some of the information:
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Verify Bitcoin mainnet configuration echo "Verifying Bitcoin mainnet configuration..." curl -s https://blockstream.info/api/blocks/tip/height echo "The above should match the latest Bitcoin block height" curl -s https://blockstream.info/api/fee-estimates echo "Compare the above fee estimates with the gas price steps in the configuration"Length of output: 1251
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Verify Bitcoin mainnet configuration echo "Verifying Bitcoin mainnet block height..." BLOCK_HEIGHT=$(curl -s https://blockstream.info/api/blocks/tip/height) if [ -z "$BLOCK_HEIGHT" ]; then echo "Error: Failed to retrieve Bitcoin block height." else echo "Latest Bitcoin block height: $BLOCK_HEIGHT" fi echo "Verifying Bitcoin mainnet fee estimates..." FEE_ESTIMATES=$(curl -s https://blockstream.info/api/fee-estimates) if [ -z "$FEE_ESTIMATES" ]; then echo "Error: Failed to retrieve Bitcoin fee estimates." else echo "Bitcoin fee estimates:" echo "$FEE_ESTIMATES" fiLength of output: 1947
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Check for use of 'any' types in bitcoinMainnet configuration echo "Checking for 'any' type usage in bitcoinMainnet configuration..." ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern ' export const bitcoinMainnet: CustomChainInfo = { $$$ chainId: $_ as any, chainName: $_ as any, $$$ }' src/config/chainInfos.ts # Verify the 'features' array contains 'isBtc' echo "Verifying 'features' array in bitcoinMainnet configuration..." ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern ' export const bitcoinMainnet: CustomChainInfo = { $$$ features: [$$_], $$$ }' src/config/chainInfos.ts | grep 'isBtc' # Check gas price steps are set to 0 echo "Checking gas price steps in bitcoinMainnet configuration..." ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern ' export const bitcoinMainnet: CustomChainInfo = { $$$ currencies: [ { $$$ gasPriceStep: { low: $_, average: $_, high: $_ } $$$ } ], $$$ }' src/config/chainInfos.ts | grep '"low": 0' && grep '"average": 0' && grep '"high": 0'Length of output: 3686
src/pages/Pool-V3/components/BannerNoticePool/index.tsx (1)
42-42: Nitpick: Consistent naming for state setter functionThe state setter function
setBannersIdxshould be renamed tosetBannerIdxto match the state variablebannerIdxfor consistency.Suggested change:
- const [bannerIdx, setBannersIdx] = useState(0); + const [bannerIdx, setBannerIdx] = useState(0);Also, update the usage in line 49:
- setBannersIdx((bannerIdx) => { + setBannerIdx((bannerIdx) => {
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⛔ Files ignored due to path filters (2)
src/assets/icons/hmstr.svgis excluded by!**/*.svgyarn.lockis excluded by!**/yarn.lock,!**/*.lock
📒 Files selected for processing (4)
- package.json (2 hunks)
- src/config/chainInfos.ts (5 hunks)
- src/config/iconInfos.ts (2 hunks)
- src/pages/Pool-V3/components/BannerNoticePool/index.tsx (2 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (14)
package.json (2)
132-132: Verify the impact of removing @oraichain/oraidex-common resolutionThe resolution for
@oraichain/oraidex-common(version 1.1.18) has been removed from theresolutionssection.Please ensure that:
- This removal is intentional and doesn't introduce version conflicts with other dependencies.
- The project and its dependencies can work correctly without this specific version resolution.
- There are no other parts of the project that rely on version 1.1.18 of
@oraichain/oraidex-common.You can run the following script to check for any potential conflicts or usage of this package:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for potential conflicts or usage of @oraichain/oraidex-common echo "Checking for direct usage of @oraichain/oraidex-common in the project:" rg --type js --type ts '@oraichain/oraidex-common' echo "\nChecking for indirect dependencies on @oraichain/oraidex-common:" npm ls @oraichain/oraidex-common echo "\nChecking the installed version of @oraichain/oraidex-common:" npm list @oraichain/oraidex-commonThis script will help you identify any potential issues that might arise from removing this resolution.
73-73: Verify the implications of updating @oraichain/oraiswap-v3The version of
@oraichain/oraiswap-v3has been updated from0.1.14to0.1.18. This minor version update likely introduces new features or non-breaking changes.Please ensure that:
- This update is intentional and aligns with the project's requirements.
- The changes in versions 0.1.15 through 0.1.18 are compatible with your project.
- Any new features or changes in this update are properly utilized or accounted for in your codebase.
You can run the following script to check the changelog or release notes for this package:
This script will help you review the changes introduced in the new version.
src/config/iconInfos.ts (3)
30-30: LGTM: New icon import follows existing conventions.The import statement for the
HmstrIconis consistent with the existing import pattern and naming conventions used in this file.
30-30: Summary: New token icon added with minimal impactThe changes introduce support for a new "Hamster Kombat" token icon. This addition is straightforward and follows existing patterns in the codebase. The impact on existing functionality should be minimal as no existing code was altered.
However, to ensure full integration:
- Verify that the
hmstr.svgfile exists in theassets/icons/directory.- If this token will be used in other parts of the application, ensure that any necessary updates (e.g., to token lists or supported currencies) have been made in relevant files.
Let's verify the existence of the SVG file:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence of the hmstr.svg file # Test: Check if the hmstr.svg file exists in the assets/icons directory echo "Checking for hmstr.svg file:" fd --type file --extension svg hmstr assets/iconsAlso applies to: 164-167
164-167: New token entry structure looks good, but a few points to consider:
The overall structure of the new entry is consistent with other entries in the
tokensIconInfosarray.The use of
as anyfor thecoinGeckoIdsuggests a potential type issue. Can you clarify why this type assertion is necessary? If it's a temporary workaround, consider adding a TODO comment explaining the reason and any plans to address it in the future.Most other entries in this array have separate
IconandIconLightcomponents. Is there a reason whyHmstrIconis used for both? If a light version of the icon exists, consider adding it to maintain consistency with other entries.To ensure the
coinGeckoIdis valid and consistent, let's check its usage:src/config/chainInfos.ts (3)
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1198-1207: Review the new chain filtering exports and commented-out configurationsThe addition of
evmChainsandbtcChainsexports provides a way to filter chains based on specific criteria. However, there are some points to consider:
The large commented-out section (lines 534-1197) contains detailed configurations for various chains. If these are no longer needed, consider removing them entirely or moving them to a separate file for future reference.
The new
evmChainsexport filters chains based on network type, BIP44 coin type, and excludes a specific chain ID. Ensure this filtering logic is correct and meets the requirements of your application.The
btcChainsexport uses a type assertion ('bitcoin' as any). Consider defining a proper type for the Bitcoin network type to avoid usingany.To ensure the filtering is working as expected, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Check the filtering of EVM and BTC chains echo "Checking EVM and BTC chain filtering..." grep -n "evmChains =" src/config/chainInfos.ts grep -n "btcChains =" src/config/chainInfos.ts echo "Verify that the filtering logic for evmChains and btcChains is correct."Consider creating a separate file for deprecated or unused chain configurations to keep the main configuration file clean and manageable.
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140-528: Verify the impact of commented-out chain and token configurationsA significant portion of chain and token configurations has been commented out. This could have a substantial impact on the application's functionality. Please address the following points:
- Ensure that commenting out these configurations is intentional and doesn't break any existing features.
- If these configurations are no longer needed, consider removing them entirely instead of leaving them commented out.
- For any configurations that might be needed in the future, add TODO comments explaining why they are kept and when they might be reintroduced.
- The addition of
bitcoinMainnettochainInfosWithSdkis consistent with the new Bitcoin support. Verify that all systems using this export are updated to handle the new Bitcoin configuration.To ensure no critical configurations are accidentally removed, run the following script to check for any references to the commented-out chains or tokens:
✅ Verification successful
No External References to Commented-Out Configurations Found
The verification script confirmed that the commented-out chain and token configurations in
src/config/chainInfos.tsare not referenced elsewhere in the codebase. This indicates that removing these configurations should not impact the application's functionality.Recommendations:
- Remove Unused Configurations: If these configurations are no longer needed, consider deleting them to maintain a clean codebase.
- Document Future Intentions: If there's a possibility that these configurations might be needed in the future, add TODO comments explaining their purpose and potential reintroduction.
- Verify Bitcoin Integration: Ensure that the addition of
bitcoinMainnettochainInfosWithSdkis fully integrated and that all dependent systems are updated to handle the new Bitcoin configuration appropriately.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Check for references to commented-out chains and tokens echo "Checking for references to commented-out chains and tokens..." grep -R "oraichainNetworkOld" . grep -R "OraiBToken" . grep -R "KawaiiToken" . grep -R "OraiBTCToken" . echo "If any results are shown above, those references may need to be updated."Length of output: 1251
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Check for references to commented-out chains and tokens echo "Checking for references to commented-out chains and tokens..." grep -R "oraichainNetworkOld" . grep -R "OraiBToken" . grep -R "KawaiiToken" . grep -R "OraiBTCToken" . echo "If any results are shown above, those references may need to be updated."Length of output: 1157
528-529: Verify the updated chainInfosWithSdk and chainInfos exportsThe changes to
chainInfosWithSdkandchainInfosexports reflect the addition of Bitcoin support. Please ensure the following:
- Confirm that all systems relying on
chainInfosWithSdkare prepared to handle the new Bitcoin and OraiBTC network configurations.- Verify that the
mapListWithIconfunction correctly applies icons to all chain infos, including the newly added ones.- Test the application thoroughly to ensure these changes don't introduce any unexpected behavior in chain selection or display.
Run the following script to check if all chains in
chainInfosWithSdkhave corresponding icons:src/pages/Pool-V3/components/BannerNoticePool/index.tsx (6)
2-2: Import statement for 'HamsterIcon' is correctThe import of
HamsterIconfrom'assets/icons/hmstr.svg'is correctly added and consistent with the existing imports.
16-18: Definition of 'urlHmstr' is correctThe
urlHmstrvariable is properly defined usingHMSTR_ORAICHAIN_DENOMandUSDC_CONTRACT, ensuring correct URL encoding.
22-37: NoticeList configuration supports carousel functionalityThe
NoticeListarray is well-structured, allowing the carousel to display multiple notices with their respective icons, names, and URLs.
45-63: useEffect hook correctly manages carousel timingThe
useEffecthook appropriately sets up the interval for changing the banner index and includes a cleanup function to clear the interval upon unmounting.
79-80: Dynamic rendering of iconsThe
XIconandYIconcomponents are correctly rendered based on the current notice fromNoticeList, ensuring the icons match the displayed notice.
83-87: Display of dynamic text content is correctThe text content accurately displays the new listing alert with the appropriate coin names and provides a link to add liquidity.
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@oraichain/oraiswap-v3package to the latest version for enhanced performance.Bug Fixes