Hotfix/add modal swap #991
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src/pages/UniversalSwap/Component/SwapWarningModal/index.tsx (1)
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1-1: Consider using CSS media queries for responsive designThe component currently uses
isMobile()from '@walletconnect/browser-utils' to determine the device type. While this works, it might not be the most reliable or flexible approach for responsive design.Consider using CSS media queries or a more robust responsive design approach:
- Use CSS media queries in your styles to handle different screen sizes.
- If you need to adjust behavior in React, you could use a custom hook that listens to window resize events and provides the current breakpoint.
This approach would allow for more granular control over the component's appearance and behavior across different screen sizes, not just mobile vs. desktop.
Example of a custom hook for responsive design:
import { useState, useEffect } from 'react'; const useResponsive = () => { const [isMobile, setIsMobile] = useState(window.innerWidth < 768); useEffect(() => { const handleResize = () => { setIsMobile(window.innerWidth < 768); }; window.addEventListener('resize', handleResize); return () => window.removeEventListener('resize', handleResize); }, []); return { isMobile }; };You could then use this hook in your component:
const SwapWarningModal = ({ open, onClose, onConfirm, impact }: SwapWarningModalProps) => { const { isMobile } = useResponsive(); // ... rest of the component }This approach would make the component more adaptable to different screen sizes and easier to maintain in the long run.
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src/pages/UniversalSwap/Swap/index.tsx (2)
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604-604: Fix typo in function nameThe function name
caculateImpactWarningcontains a typo. It should becalculateImpactWarning.Apply this change:
-function caculateImpactWarning() { +function calculateImpactWarning() {
833-836: Improved safety check for high-impact swapsThe addition of a check for high-impact swaps before proceeding with the transaction is a good safety measure. It prevents users from accidentally executing swaps with significant price impacts.
Consider extracting the magic number
10into a named constant for better readability and maintainability.Apply this change at the top of the file:
const HIGH_IMPACT_THRESHOLD = 10;Then update the condition:
-if (impactWarning > 10) return setOpenSwapWarning(true); +if (impactWarning > HIGH_IMPACT_THRESHOLD) return setOpenSwapWarning(true);
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- package.json (2 hunks)
- src/pages/UniversalSwap/Component/SwapWarningModal/index.module.scss (2 hunks)
- src/pages/UniversalSwap/Component/SwapWarningModal/index.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/pages/UniversalSwap/Swap/index.tsx (5 hunks)
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src/pages/UniversalSwap/Component/SwapWarningModal/index.tsx (1)
24-24: LGTM! Consider verifying the visual impact of the button type change.The change from 'secondary' to 'third' button type for the cancel action is appropriate and aligns with common UI practices. This modification will likely affect the styling and emphasis of the cancel button in both mobile and desktop views.
To ensure the change doesn't negatively impact the user experience, please verify the visual appearance of the cancel button in both mobile and desktop views. You may want to check:
- The button's visibility and contrast against the background.
- The visual hierarchy between the cancel and confirm buttons.
- Consistency with other modals or dialogs in the application.
src/pages/UniversalSwap/Component/SwapWarningModal/index.module.scss (4)
116-120: LGTM: Improved readability and mobile responsivenessThe addition of
line-height: 150%enhances text readability, while the font size reduction to 12px for mobile devices improves the responsive design. These changes are well-considered and should positively impact the user experience.
123-126: LGTM: Enhanced visual hierarchyChanging the font weight to 600 for the
.impactclass improves the visual hierarchy, making important information more prominent. The added empty line enhances code readability. These are small but valuable improvements.
144-146: LGTM: Improved button styling and consistencySetting a fixed height of 44px for buttons ensures consistency across devices. The added padding (6px vertical, 10px horizontal) improves the button's appearance and increases the touch target size, enhancing usability, especially on touch devices.
137-140: LGTM: Improved mobile layout, verify button orderThe reduced gap and reversed column direction for buttons on small mobile devices are good improvements for space utilization and accessibility. The primary action button will likely be more accessible at the bottom of the screen on mobile devices.
Please verify that the new button order (bottom-to-top on mobile) aligns with the intended user flow and doesn't cause confusion. Run the following script to check for any related comments or documentation:
package.json (2)
133-133: LGTM: Consistent version resolution for @sentry/reactAdding @sentry/react to the resolutions field with the same version as in dependencies is a good practice. This ensures that all nested dependencies will use this specific version, preventing potential conflicts.
28-28: Verify compatibility with the updated @sentry/react versionThe @sentry/react package has been updated from ^7.47.1 to 7.99.0, which is a significant version jump. While this update likely includes bug fixes and new features, it may also introduce breaking changes.
Please ensure that:
- The application is compatible with this new version.
- All Sentry-related functionality is thoroughly tested.
- The changelog for @sentry/react between versions 7.47.1 and 7.99.0 has been reviewed for any breaking changes or deprecations.
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@sentry/react has been successfully updated to version 7.99.0 without any build warnings or errors.
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src/pages/UniversalSwap/Swap/index.tsx (3)
87-87: Uncommented SwapWarningModal importThe SwapWarningModal import has been uncommented. This suggests that a new feature for warning users about high-impact swaps is being implemented.
128-128: New state for swap warning modalA new state variable
openSwapWarninghas been added. This state is likely used to control the visibility of the SwapWarningModal, enhancing the user experience by providing warnings for high-impact swaps.
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959-968: SwapWarningModal successfully integratedThe SwapWarningModal has been successfully integrated into the component. It uses the appropriate state for visibility control and includes necessary props for handling user interactions. This addition enhances the user experience by providing clear warnings for high-impact swaps.
Hotfix/add modal swap
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SwapWarningModal.