Master into develop #132
Master into develop #132
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Co-authored-by: Tomislav Mamić <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: kkatusic <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: kkatusic <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Ante Borzić <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Ante Borzić <[email protected]>
WalkthroughThis pull request introduces extensive updates across the Zazelenimo project. Key changes include documentation and rebranding updates (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, README.md), new configuration and environment variables, localization tweaks, and UI improvements in core components such as header, footer, project cards, and layouts. Several outdated pages have been removed while new functionalities—like round ID management via context, enhanced file handling via a custom hook, neighborhood filtering in project lists, and expanded proposal submission logic—have been added. Dependency sources in the kit packages have also been updated. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant CP as CreateProjectPage
participant FH as useFileHandler
participant LS as LocalStorage
participant R as Router
U->>CP: Fill proposal details & select files
CP->>FH: Trigger file selection (handleFileChange)
FH-->>CP: Return selected files with preview
CP->>LS: Save proposal form data
CP->>CP: Start countdown timer
Note right of CP: Wait for 15 seconds
CP->>R: Redirect to proposal topic page
sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant F as Footer
participant FR as FooterRoundId
participant RC as RoundIdContext
U->>F: Load footer
F->>FR: Check NEXT_PUBLIC_ALLOW_ROUND_INPUT
FR->>RC: Read current round id
U->>FR: Update round id via input
FR->>RC: Set new round id
Note over RC: Round id updated in context
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apps/platform/src/app/components/footer/FooterRoundId.tsx (1)
1-24: Inconsistent indentation in the componentThe file has mixed indentation - some lines use tabs while others use spaces, which affects code readability and maintainability.
Consider standardizing the indentation throughout the file to use either spaces or tabs consistently.
apps/platform/src/app/hooks/useFileHandler.ts (1)
8-58: File validation and constraints missingThe hook doesn't include any validation for file types, sizes, or limits on the number of files. This could lead to unexpected behavior or poor user experience if inappropriate files are selected.
Consider adding file validation options and constraints:
- export default function useFileHandler() { + export default function useFileHandler(options?: { + maxFiles?: number; + maxSizeInBytes?: number; + acceptedFileTypes?: string[]; + }) { const [selectedFiles, setSelectedFiles] = useState<FileWithPreview[]>([]); const inputRef = useRef<HTMLInputElement | null>(null); + const [errors, setErrors] = useState<string[]>([]); // Handle file input change const handleFileChange = (event: React.ChangeEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => { const files: File[] = event.target.files ? Array.from(event.target.files) : []; + + // Validate files + const validationErrors: string[] = []; + + if (options?.maxFiles && selectedFiles.length + files.length > options.maxFiles) { + validationErrors.push(`You can only upload up to ${options.maxFiles} files.`); + return setErrors(validationErrors); + } + + const validFiles = files.filter(file => { + if (options?.maxSizeInBytes && file.size > options?.maxSizeInBytes) { + validationErrors.push(`File "${file.name}" exceeds the maximum size.`); + return false; + } + + if (options?.acceptedFileTypes && !options.acceptedFileTypes.includes(file.type)) { + validationErrors.push(`File "${file.name}" type is not supported.`); + return false; + } + + return true; + }); + + setErrors(validationErrors); - // Map files to include a preview URL - const filePreviews: FileWithPreview[] = files.map(file => ({ + // Map valid files to include a preview URL + const filePreviews: FileWithPreview[] = validFiles.map(file => ({ file, url: URL.createObjectURL(file), })); setSelectedFiles(prevFiles => [...prevFiles, ...filePreviews]); }; // Rest of the code remains the same... return { selectedFiles, handleFileChange, openFilePicker, removeFile, inputRef, + errors, }; }apps/platform/src/app/projects/page.tsx (4)
56-59: Remove console.log statementThe
console.logstatement in theuseEffecthook should be removed in production code to avoid cluttering the console.useEffect(() => { - console.log('debouncedRoundId', debouncedRoundId); refetch(); }, [debouncedRoundId, refetch]);
52-54: Improve error handlingThe component logs errors to the console but doesn't provide any feedback to the user. Consider adding a user-friendly error message.
+ const [error, setError] = useState<string | null>(null); if (isError) { console.error(error); + setError('Failed to load projects. Please try again later.'); } // Then in the render method, add: + {error && ( + <div className="bg-red-100 border border-red-400 text-red-700 px-4 py-3 rounded relative" role="alert"> + <span className="block sm:inline">{error}</span> + </div> + )}
65-83: Add loading state indicatorThe component does not indicate when it's loading data, which may lead to a poor user experience. Consider adding a loading state indicator.
+ const { data, refetch, isError, error, isLoading } = useApplications(query, extendApplicationData); // Then in the render method, update: {apps && ( <> {activeTab === 'board' && <ProjectList applications={apps} />} {activeTab === 'map' && <ProjectListMap applications={apps} />} </> )} + {isLoading && ( + <div className="flex justify-center items-center h-40"> + <div className="animate-spin rounded-full h-12 w-12 border-t-2 border-b-2 border-green-500"></div> + </div> + )}
61-63: Add type safety to tab handlingThe current implementation accepts any string as a tab value, which could lead to runtime errors. Consider using a union type for better type safety.
+ type TabType = 'board' | 'map'; - const [activeTab, setActiveTab] = useState('board'); + const [activeTab, setActiveTab] = useState<TabType>('board'); - const handleTabChange = (tab: string) => { + const handleTabChange = (tab: TabType) => { setActiveTab(tab); };apps/platform/.env.example (1)
49-54: Integration with new services.The addition of PostHog analytics and custom IPFS gateway configuration expands the platform's capabilities. Consider adding comments in the env file explaining these services' purposes.
# PostHog settings +# Used for analytics and user behavior tracking NEXT_PUBLIC_POSTHOG_API_KEY= # Custom grants stack indexer url +# Used for retrieving grants data from a custom indexer instance GRANTS_STACK_INDEXER_URL= +# Gateway for accessing IPFS content NEXT_PUBLIC_IPFS_GATEWAY_URL=CONTRIBUTING.md (4)
19-27: Simplified setup instructions.The development setup instructions are concise and use pnpm, matching the project's tooling. Consider adding instructions for environment variables setup.
2. Start the development server: ```bash pnpm dev+3. Environment setup:
+bash +# Copy the example environment file +cp apps/platform/.env.example apps/platform/.env.local +# Edit the environment variables as needed +--- `38-46`: **Clear commit message conventions.** The commit message guidelines follow conventional commits format, which is an industry standard practice. Add a preposition to maintain grammatical consistency: ```diff - Follow conventional commits format: + Follow the conventional commits format:🧰 Tools
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48-54: Well-structured PR process.The pull request process is well defined with logical steps. Step 4 has a minor grammatical issue.
3. Update documentation if needed -4. Create a pull request with a clear description of changes +4. Create a pull request with a clear description of the changes 5. Link any related issues🧰 Tools
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69-71: Translation contribution guidance.Providing specific guidance for translators is valuable. Consider adding more detail on the translation workflow.
## 🌍 Translations -We welcome contributions to improve our Croatian translations or add new languages. Please contact the maintainers before starting significant translation work. +We welcome contributions to improve our Croatian translations or add new languages. Translation files are located in the `apps/platform/messages/` directory. Please contact the maintainers before starting significant translation work to ensure coordination.packages/kit/src/hooks/useApplications.ts (1)
6-6: Remove unused imports if not needed.The import statement includes
ApplicationInput, which is not referenced within this file. If it's no longer needed here, consider removing it to keep imports concise.apps/platform/src/app/projects/propose/actions.ts (1)
163-193: Reuse email content logic to avoid duplication.The admin email is almost identical to the end-user email in structure. Consider refactoring shared pieces (like file URL handling, content blocks, or repeated translations) into a helper function to avoid duplication and ease maintenance.
apps/platform/src/app/components/project/ProjectSidebar.tsx (3)
20-20: Extract magic number into a constant.
28.6might be unclear to future maintainers. Consider pulling this value into a named constant or config to clarify its origin and facilitate adjustments.- const estimatedMatch = Math.round(donationAmount * 28.6); + const MATCH_MULTIPLIER = 28.6; + const estimatedMatch = Math.round(donationAmount * MATCH_MULTIPLIER);
71-80: Inline currency symbol improves user experience.Prepending the Euro sign is a handy UI enhancement. Consider using
Intl.NumberFormatfor i18n currency support if multiple regions or currencies are needed.
87-87: Consistent currency display.Showing
estimatedMatchwith "€" at the input is user-friendly. Just as with donation amount, consider format localization for a more robust approach.apps/platform/src/app/projects/propose/page.tsx (1)
196-198: Consider adding loading state for form submissionWhile the form handles success state well, there's no visual indication to users that form submission is in progress.
Consider adding a loading state when the form is being submitted:
-const [isLoaded, setIsLoaded] = useState(false); +const [isLoaded, setIsLoaded] = useState(false); +const [isSubmitting, setIsSubmitting] = useState(false); // Modify formAction to use wrapper function -const [state, formAction] = useFormState(createProjectAction, { +const [state, formActionOriginal] = useFormState(createProjectAction, { message: [], status: false, }); +const formAction = async (formData: FormData) => { + setIsSubmitting(true); + try { + await formActionOriginal(formData); + } finally { + setIsSubmitting(false); + } +}; // In the submit button, show loading state // <ProjectProposalFormButton isLoading={isSubmitting} />Also applies to: 155-155
apps/platform/src/app/components/project/ProjectDetails.tsx (6)
20-20: Check fallback for environment variable
Currently, the boolean is derived by strict equality to"true". IfNEXT_PUBLIC_USE_DUMMY_DATAis not defined, the code defaults tofalse. This is safe, but consider logging or handling scenarios where the variable is missing.
35-42: Fallback selection for missing dummy data
Returning the first dummy application if none is found is fine for development. However, consider providing clearer error handling or logging to aid debugging if an invalid ID is passed.
50-59: Handle loading and error states
IfuseApplicationByIdtriggers an asynchronous request, consider adding explicit handling for loading or error states to improve user experience.
66-72: No application found fallback
The user-friendly message is a good approach. Consider adding a link or redirect option to guide users when no data is present.
74-74: Unnecessary optional chaining
At this point, the application is verified to be non-undefined, so optional chaining is redundant. Consider removing it.- let progressColor = getProjectProgressBGColor(application?.fundedPercentage); + let progressColor = getProjectProgressBGColor(application.fundedPercentage);
86-86: Fallback banner image
Providing a default URL ensures a proper image is always rendered. Consider verifying whetherapplication.bannerUrlis valid or returns 404 in production.
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44-45: Entry Addition:storybook-static
The addition of thestorybook-staticline effectively ignores the Storybook build output, which prevents these generated files from being tracked by git. This aligns with best practices for managing build outputs and supports the related environment variable configurations.packages/kit/src/strategies/quadratic-funding/qf.types.ts (1)
23-23: Addition of neighborhood property looks goodThe
neighborhoodproperty has been added to theFundedApplicationtype, which appropriately extends the baseApplicationtype. This addition aligns with the project's new neighborhood filtering functionality mentioned in the PR summary.packages/kit/src/api/types.d.ts (1)
185-185: Optional websiteUrl property is well-definedAdding the optional
websiteUrlproperty to theApplicationtype is a good enhancement that maintains backward compatibility while allowing for website references in application data.packages/kit/src/index.tsx (1)
41-41: Export of useDebounce hook looks goodAdding the export statement for the useDebounce hook follows the existing pattern in the file and makes the hook available to other components in the application.
apps/platform/src/app/components/common/Icons.tsx (1)
36-37: New globe icons added properly.The new globe icons follow the established naming convention and path structure. They appropriately support the language switcher functionality as referenced in the AI summary.
apps/platform/src/app/components/footer/FooterLinks.tsx (1)
13-13: Improved responsive design implementation.The class changes convert the footer links from a fixed horizontal layout to a responsive design that displays as a column on mobile and as a row on medium and larger screens. The gap adjustments (smaller on mobile, larger on desktop) are also appropriate for the different layouts.
packages/kit/src/wagmi/providers/rainbow-kit.provider.tsx (1)
4-4:❓ Verification inconclusive
Package dependency source updated.
The import has been changed from
@gitcoin/gitcoin-chain-datato@b0rza/gitcoin-chain-data. This matches the package.json dependency change and ensures consistency across the codebase.
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packages/kit/package.jsonnow correctly references"@b0rza/gitcoin-chain-data": "1.1.2". The npm view output confirms that the package is at version 1.1.2 and details (description and homepage) match expectations. This aligns with the updated import changes in the codebase, so no further modifications are required.apps/platform/src/app/components/Navigation.tsx (1)
33-44: Feature flag implementation looks good.The conditional rendering for the projects page navigation link is well implemented. Using the environment variable as a feature flag is a clean approach, and the styling maintains consistency with other navigation links.
apps/platform/src/app/layout.tsx (2)
35-35: Layout improvement for full-height design.Adding
flex flex-col min-h-screento the body creates a proper layout foundation that ensures content spans the full viewport height.
43-43: Good use of flex-grow for content spacing.The
flex-growclass on the main element ensures that the content area expands to fill available space, which pairs well with the flex container setup on the body element.packages/kit/src/hooks/useDebounce.ts (1)
1-17: Well-implemented debounce hook.This is a clean, efficient implementation of a debounce hook that follows React best practices:
- Generic typing allows reuse with any value type
- Proper cleanup in the useEffect return function prevents memory leaks
- Appropriate dependency array ensures the effect runs when necessary
- Default delay value provides sensible out-of-the-box functionality
The hook will be useful for improving performance in search inputs, form fields, and other scenarios where debouncing is needed.
packages/kit/src/api/provider.tsx (1)
25-29:✅ Verification successful
Environment-based PostHog configuration.
Good change to use environment variables for PostHog initialization. This improves configurability and follows best practices for managing API keys across different environments.
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NEXT_PUBLIC_POSTHOG_API_KEYenvironment variable in the PostHog initialization is correctly implemented, and our check confirms that it is defined in./apps/platform/.env.example. No further changes are needed.apps/platform/src/app/providers.tsx (3)
5-5: New context provider introduced.The import of
RoundIdProviderindicates a new context for managing round IDs throughout the application.
22-27: Improved code organization.Extracting the API configuration into a separate variable improves readability and maintainability.
29-33: Proper provider nesting and structure.The RoundIdProvider has been correctly positioned to wrap the ComethProvider, ensuring round ID context is available where needed.
apps/platform/src/app/components/project/ProjectCard.tsx (2)
39-39: Dynamic project routing implemented.The Link href has been updated from a hardcoded value to a dynamic path based on the application ID, improving routing and reusability.
42-42: Dynamic content display.Replacing the hardcoded project name with dynamic application name ensures the component displays correct contextual information.
apps/platform/src/app/components/LanguageSwitcher.tsx (3)
31-33: Enhanced visual indication for language selection.Adding a conditional globe icon based on screen type improves the user interface with appropriate visual cues.
47-47: Improved dropdown width consistency.Changing from 'w-30' to 'w-full' ensures a consistent width for the language dropdown on non-mobile screens.
52-58: Added visual icon for better UX.The globe icon addition enhances user experience by providing a clear visual indicator for language selection functionality.
apps/platform/src/app/components/cart/AddToCart.tsx (2)
34-35: Enhanced button interaction feedback.Adding
active:scale-75 transition-transformclasses improves user experience by providing visual feedback when the button is clicked.
46-46: Improved active state visual indication.The
active:bg-green/90class enhances user feedback by slightly changing the background color during interaction.apps/platform/src/app/helpers/projectHelper.ts (1)
39-40: Good enhancement: Adding a default value improves function robustnessMaking the progress parameter optional with a default value of 0 is a good practice. This change ensures the function will always return a valid CSS class even when called without arguments, making the code more defensive.
apps/platform/src/app/components/project/ProjectSocialIcons.tsx (3)
7-15: Improved social sharing implementation with dynamic URL constructionThe change from accepting a full URL to just requiring a project ID is a good architectural improvement. By constructing the sharing URL dynamically using the environment variable
NEXT_PUBLIC_URL, you've made the component more maintainable and ensured consistent URL patterns across the application.The proper URL encoding of both the URL and title parameters ensures the shared links will be correctly formatted for social media platforms.
16-19: LGTM - Facebook sharing implementation updated correctlyThe Facebook sharing function now properly uses the dynamically constructed
shareableUrl.
21-24: LGTM - Twitter sharing implementation enhancedThe Twitter sharing function now correctly uses both the dynamically constructed
shareableUrland the encodedshareableTitle, providing a better sharing experience for users.apps/platform/src/app/components/footer/Footer.tsx (1)
4-12: Well-implemented feature flag for round ID inputGood implementation of the conditional
FooterRoundIdcomponent using theNEXT_PUBLIC_ALLOW_ROUND_INPUTenvironment variable as a feature flag. This approach allows for easy enabling/disabling of this feature across different environments.The layout changes with
flex-col-reverseand responsive adjustments improve the footer's mobile and desktop appearance.apps/platform/src/app/components/projects/ProjectListMap.tsx (1)
62-67: Replace hardcoded coordinate data with dynamic valuesThe TODO comment indicates this is temporary data. In a production environment, you should replace this with real coordinates from your applications or a geocoding service.
Consider implementing a solution to generate coordinates from address data or store coordinates with each application to avoid this mapping problem entirely.
apps/platform/src/app/Header.tsx (4)
47-47: UI spacing adjustment for consistency.The margin of the MuqaConnectButton has been reduced from mx-4 to mx-2, which creates a more compact header design.
49-51: Repositioned LanguageSwitcher component for better layout.Moving the LanguageSwitcher to its own container with appropriate margins improves the overall organization of the header elements.
54-54: Consistent margin reduction for header elements.Reducing the margin from mx-4 to mx-2 for this link maintains consistency with other header components.
61-64: Enhanced cart button with animation feedback.Good improvement adding the animation when items are in the cart, providing visual feedback to the user. The key prop ensures proper re-rendering when the cart count changes.
packages/kit/src/api/providers/grants-stack/utils.ts (2)
3-4: Improved configurability with environment variable.Using an environment variable for the IPFS gateway URL with a sensible default improves flexibility across different environments.
5-8: Enhanced IPFS gateway URL generation with optional parameters.The updated function signature with optional type parameter provides more flexibility, and the implementation correctly handles the URL construction with or without the parameter.
apps/platform/next.config.mjs (2)
9-12: Dynamic IPFS image configuration based on environment.The implementation correctly parses the IPFS gateway URL to extract protocol and hostname for Next.js image optimization.
37-37: Applied dynamic IPFS configuration to remotePatterns.Spreading the ipfsImageConfig into remotePatterns is an elegant way to conditionally include the IPFS gateway in the Next.js image configuration.
apps/platform/src/app/components/projects/NeighborhoodSelector.tsx (2)
10-12: Well-defined props type for the component.Clear type definition for the component props improves code readability and type safety.
14-14: Renamed component with proper props handling.The component name change from ProjectsSidebar to NeighborhoodSelector better reflects its purpose, and it now accepts props for more reusability.
apps/platform/src/app/components/cart/CartProjectCard.tsx (1)
74-82: Improved currency input field implementationThe changes enhance the user experience by visually separating the currency symbol from the numeric input while maintaining the same functionality. This follows best practices for currency input fields.
apps/platform/src/app/config/index.ts (3)
10-10: Good addition of forum discussion linkThe new forum discussion link provides a useful resource for users to engage with the community.
13-13: Approved GitHub repository URL updateUpdated GitHub link to point to the correct zazelenimo repository instead of the demo repository.
3-3:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify URL path construction after removing leading slash
The removal of the leading slash from
CodaFormProjectLinkmight affect how this path is used throughout the application. Ensure that all components using this constant properly construct URLs with this path.
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#!/bin/bash # Check how CodaFormProjectLink is used in the codebase rg -A 3 -B 3 "CodaFormProjectLink" --type ts --type tsxLength of output: 83
Action: Perform Manual Verification of URL Construction
It appears that our initial search for usages of
CodaFormProjectLinkfailed due to the tsx file type not being recognized. Please verify that all components using this constant correctly construct URLs (restoring the necessary leading slash when needed) by running a revised search. For example, try this updated command to account for both TypeScript and TSX files:#!/bin/bash # Re-check usage of CodaFormProjectLink in .ts and .tsx files using glob patterns rg -A 3 -B 3 "CodaFormProjectLink" --glob "*.ts" --glob "*.tsx"Key points for manual review:
- Verify URL Assembly: Ensure that any component that uses
CodaFormProjectLinkis correctly adding a leading slash (or handling the missing slash appropriately) when forming absolute URLs.- Confirm Across Files: Double-check through all relevant components that might rely on this constant to prevent unexpected URL construction issues.
Please re-run the revised search and inspect the usage contexts. Once confirmed that URL construction is handled correctly throughout the codebase, you can consider this verification complete.
apps/platform/src/app/components/projects/ProjectList.tsx (3)
1-1: Good implementation of neighborhood filteringThe addition of the neighborhood filtering functionality with proper state management enhances the user experience by allowing more targeted browsing of projects.
Also applies to: 5-6, 13-19
21-23: Well-implemented filtering logic with empty state handlingThe filtering logic is clear and includes appropriate handling for when no applications match the selected filters.
Also applies to: 28-32
40-45: Commented-out pagination componentThe pagination component is commented out rather than properly integrated with the filtered results. This suggests the feature might be incomplete.
Is the pagination intentionally disabled, or should it be integrated with the filtered results? Consider removing commented code if it's no longer needed or implementing a proper solution.
apps/platform/src/app/contexts/roundIdContext.tsx (1)
1-33: Well-structured context implementation for round ID management.This implementation follows React's best practices for context creation and usage. The context provides both the roundId value and a setter function, while the custom hook includes proper error handling for when it's used outside the provider context.
A few observations:
- Good use of environment variables for the default value
- Clean separation of provider and hook functionality
- Proper TypeScript typing for the context value and props
apps/platform/src/data/sample_content/applications.json (1)
1-142: Well-structured sample data for urban greening projects.The JSON file provides comprehensive and consistent sample data for urban greening projects in Split. Each project has the same structure with appropriate fields for identification, description, status, and contribution tracking.
The descriptions are detailed and focus on the ecological benefits of each initiative, providing realistic content for development and testing.
apps/platform/tailwind.config.ts (2)
3-63: Good refactoring of color and animation definitions.Moving color definitions into a separate object improves code organization and maintainability. The addition of keyframes and animation objects follows the same pattern, providing a consistent approach to theme configuration.
Each color includes a DEFAULT value and, where needed, a dark variant, which will simplify theme switching implementation.
75-77: Clean implementation of theme extension using the defined objects.Using the named variables rather than inline objects improves readability and makes future modifications easier to manage.
apps/platform/messages/en.json (1)
2-236: Comprehensive localization implementation with clear sectioning.The English localization file is well-structured with logical grouping of related text elements. The content is professional and appropriate for the application's focus on participatory budgeting for green urban projects.
Key sections include:
- Home page content
- Navigation items
- Authentication messages
- Project descriptions and statuses
- Form labels and validation messages
- FAQ content with detailed answers about the platform
The inclusion of placeholders like
{seconds}and{amount}follows best practices for dynamic content insertion in localized strings.packages/kit/src/api/providers/grants-stack/index.ts (2)
16-18: Good addition of configurable INDEXER_URLThe introduction of the
INDEXER_URLconstant with environment variable fallback improves configurability and makes the codebase more adaptable to different environments.
137-137:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify API response schema compatibility
The addition of the
websiteUrlproperty to the application transformer is good for exposing more data. Make sure that any code relying on the application object structure is aware of this addition.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all usages of application objects that might need to be updated to use the new websiteUrl property # Find places where application objects are destructured rg -t typescript -A 3 -B 3 "const \{.*\} = (app|application)" # Find places where application.websiteUrl might already be referenced rg -t typescript "application\.websiteUrl|app\.websiteUrl"Length of output: 194
Attention: Verify API Schema Compatibility for
websiteUrlPropertyThe inclusion of the
websiteUrlfield is a positive addition. However, the initial search script failed due to file type recognition issues. Please re-run or manually verify that every part of the code handling the application object—especially where it is destructured or referenced—is updated to consider the new property.Recommendations:
- Re-run verification with a revised shell script that filters by TypeScript file extensions. For example:
#!/bin/bash # Check destructured application objects in .ts files rg -g "*.ts" -A 3 -B 3 "const \{.*\} = (app|application)" # Check for explicit references to websiteUrl in .ts files rg -g "*.ts" "application\.websiteUrl|app\.websiteUrl"- Manually inspect any usage that constructs or relies on the application object to ensure schema compatibility.
packages/kit/src/strategies/index.ts (2)
2-2:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify compatibility with the new dependency source
The import source for
TContractshas been changed from@gitcoin/gitcoin-chain-datato@b0rza/gitcoin-chain-data. This could impact compatibility and introduce unexpected behaviors if the APIs differ.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check package versions and compatibility # Check the version of the new package npm list @b0rza/gitcoin-chain-data # Check the structure of the TContracts type in both packages to ensure compatibility echo "Checking if the repo contains the old package" find . -name "node_modules/@gitcoin/gitcoin-chain-data" -type d # If found, compare the TContracts type find . -name "node_modules/@gitcoin/gitcoin-chain-data" -type d -exec cat {}/**/index.d.ts \; | grep -A 10 "TContracts" find . -name "node_modules/@b0rza/gitcoin-chain-data" -type d -exec cat {}/**/index.d.ts \; | grep -A 10 "TContracts" # Check if there are other imports using the old package rg "@gitcoin/gitcoin-chain-data" --type tsLength of output: 522
Action Required: Ensure Dependency Compatibility and API Consistency
The import for
TContractsnow comes from@b0rza/gitcoin-chain-datainstead of the previous@gitcoin/gitcoin-chain-data. However, the verification script did not produce output for further comparison (e.g., no version or TContracts structure details were retrieved). This inconclusive result means that manual verification is required to ensure that:
- The new dependency is correctly installed and available.
- The
TContractsAPI from the new package aligns with expectations and does not introduce unexpected behaviors.Please confirm that the new package is properly integrated and that its API is compatible with its previous version. You might want to manually inspect the package or re-run targeted checks to compare the type definitions.
53-53:❓ Verification inconclusive
Type expansion might require additional validation
The type of the
comparefunction parameter has been expanded from[key: string, address: Address]to[key: string, address: Address | number]. This could lead to unexpected behaviors in code that assumes all addresses are of theAddresstype.Ensure that any code handling these values can properly deal with both types:
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After reviewing the usage of the
comparefunction inreduceSupportedChains(seepackages/kit/src/strategies/index.ts), the expanded parameter type[key: string, address: Address | number]does not show any immediate conflicts in how it’s being used. However, please ensure that:
- The implementation of the
comparefunction correctly distinguishes between anAddressand anumber.- Any logic that depends on
chain.contractsvalues handles both value types appropriately, especially if operations assumeaddressis always anAddress.If the compare function’s internals don’t yet account for number handling, consider adding additional type checks or conversion logic.
apps/platform/src/app/components/projects/ProjectListHeader.tsx (3)
6-8: Good addition of TypeScript interface.The introduction of a properly typed interface for component props enhances type safety and code maintainability.
18-22: Clean prop reference update.The useEffect dependency array has been properly updated to reference the new prop name, ensuring correct dependency tracking.
29-43: Improved markup organization.Wrapping the controls in a dedicated div with a semantic class name improves structure and maintainability. The button styling is consistent with the application's design system.
apps/platform/.env.example (2)
1-1: Good addition of public URL variable.Adding the base URL configuration is essential for properly generating absolute URLs in the application.
26-28: Support for Optimism Sepolia network added.Good addition of configuration for Optimism Sepolia network, following the consistent pattern used for other networks.
apps/platform/messages/hr.json (3)
1-237: Comprehensive Croatian localization.The translation file provides complete Croatian localization for the application. The keys are well-structured and organized by functional area.
115-115: Useful empty state message.Adding a localized message for empty project listings improves user experience when filter criteria yield no results.
68-71: Clear explanation of quadratic funding.The explanation of "kvadratno financiranje" (quadratic funding) is clear and helps users understand this novel voting mechanism.
CONTRIBUTING.md (2)
1-4: Clear introduction for contributors.The welcoming introduction effectively explains the project's purpose and sets a positive tone for contributors.
75-76:❓ Verification inconclusive
Missing documentation link.
The documentation link appears to be a placeholder. Update it to the actual documentation URL.
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Documentation URL Verification:
The URLhttps://docs.zazelenimo.com/is used consistently in both CONTRIBUTING.md (lines 75–76) and README.md. Please confirm that this is indeed the finalized documentation URL. If it is just a placeholder, update it accordingly.packages/kit/src/hooks/useApplications.ts (3)
14-16: Nice use of generics for typed transformations.Defining
<T extends Application>and passing a transformer function enhances flexibility. Just ensure function calls across the codebase are updated to consistently supply the correct transformer if needed.Also applies to: 21-21
25-26: No changes or code present on line 26.There is no code on line 26, so no further action is needed here.
27-30: Handle potential undefined transformations gracefully.When the API returns
nullor an empty object, this hook returnsundefined. This is correct, but ensure downstream calls properly check for undefined when consuming the transformed data. Also confirm thatTalways extendsApplication, since the code usestransformer(application).Also applies to: 35-35
apps/platform/src/app/projects/propose/actions.ts (4)
3-3: New config imports look good.Importing
ForumLinkandForumLinkDiscussionfrom config is consistent with usage throughout the file.
26-26: Robust fallback for string extraction.Using
?.toString().trim() ?? ''prevents null or undefined issues. Good approach for form parsing.
96-96: Ensuring project data is included.Listing
projectintopicDatais essential for the proposal topic title. Looks good.
123-123: Topic link construction appears correct.String interpolation for
topic_slugandtopic_idis fine. Just ensure the data is validated or trusted to avoid malformed URLs.apps/platform/src/app/components/project/ProjectSidebar.tsx (2)
11-15: Destructuring props for clarity.Accepting
application: FundedApplicationsimplifies the component interface. Looks good; ensures typed usage throughout.
47-47: Translation usage looks good.Using
t('funded', { amount: application.targetAmount })clearly communicates the target amount to the user.apps/platform/src/app/helpers/discourseHelpers.ts (3)
130-147: Documentation improvement looks goodThe updated JSDoc documentation clearly explains the purpose of the function, the parameters it accepts, and what it returns. The detailed explanation of each parameter and the function's behavior provides good context for developers.
148-162: Parameter addition is well implementedThe addition of the
projectparameter to the function signature is properly reflected in both the TypeScript interface and the function parameters. This change maintains type safety while extending functionality.
173-201: Improved structured content formatThe new Markdown structure provides better organization with clear sections for Status, Content, and project details. The spoiler tag is a nice addition for forum readability. The call-to-action for forum registration is a good user engagement feature.
README.md (1)
1-61: Comprehensive README upgradeThe README has been significantly improved with detailed information about:
- Project purpose and context
- Current implementation details
- Features list
- Technology stack
- Installation instructions
- Contributing guidelines
- Documentation links
- Community information
This enhancement provides much better guidance for new contributors and users of the platform.
packages/kit/src/config/cometh.ts (4)
3-3: Import updated correctly for optimismSepoliaThe import statement has been properly updated to include
optimismSepoliafrom 'viem/chains'.
6-6: SupportedNetworks destructuring updated correctlyThe destructuring of
SupportedNetworksnow includesOPTIMISM_SEPOLIA, which aligns with the new network support.
24-24: Type definition properly extendedThe
chainTypetype definition has been correctly updated to include'OPTIMISM_SEPOLIA'as a possible value.
49-55:✅ Verification successful
New network configuration follows established pattern
The configuration for
OPTIMISM_SEPOLIAnetwork follows the same structure as other networks, with proper environment variable references for API key and RPC URL.Ensure that the corresponding environment variables are defined in your
.envfile:
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Network configuration for OPTIMISM_SEPOLIA is correctly implemented and environment variables are in place.
The new network setup inpackages/kit/src/config/cometh.tsfollows the established pattern by referencing the proper environment variables for its API key and RPC. The verification script confirmed that bothNEXT_PUBLIC_OPTIMISM_SEPOLIA_COMETH_API_KEYandNEXT_PUBLIC_OPTIMISM_SEPOLIA_TENDERLY_RPCare defined in the.env.examplefile located at./apps/platform/.env.example.No changes are necessary.
apps/platform/src/app/projects/propose/page.tsx (8)
14-14: Good use of custom hook for file handlingThe
useFileHandlerhook abstracts file management functionality, improving code organization and reusability.
29-37: Well-structured initial form data objectThe
initialFormDataobject provides a clear template for the form's structure, making the component's state management more predictable.
44-50: Clean implementation of file handler hookThe destructuring of the hook's return values provides a clean interface for accessing file handling methods and state.
67-80: Form persistence with localStorageGood implementation of localStorage for form data persistence, including proper error handling for JSON parsing failures.
83-90: Efficient localStorage update patternThe second useEffect efficiently updates localStorage only after the initial load, preventing unnecessary writes.
93-105: Generic input handler improves maintainabilityThe generic input handler efficiently handles different input types including checkboxes, reducing code duplication and improving maintainability.
108-128: Enhanced user feedback during form submissionThe countdown timer and redirection logic provide better feedback to users after form submission. The cleanup of localStorage and timers on component unmount prevents memory leaks.
136-143: Improved success UI with countdown linkThe addition of a Link component with countdown timer provides a clear path forward for users after successful submission.
apps/platform/src/app/components/project/ProjectDetails.tsx (11)
1-1: Client-side Next.js directive enabled
No issues found.
10-14: Imports look consistent
These newly introduced imports appear necessary and correct. No issues found.
22-33: Potential random data mismatches
This function applies a randomfundedPercentage. Repeated calls will yield different results, potentially causing inconsistent UI across re-renders. Also, the non-null assertionapplication.contributors?.amount!can lead to runtime errors ifcontributorsis unexpectedly undefined. Consider adding fallback logic or checks.
44-48: Conditional data source
Choosing between dummy data and actual data here is straightforward and clear. No issues found.
64-64: Extracting the application
This usage ofuseResolvedApplicationis consistent with the newly introduced hooks. No issues found.
77-77: Wrap container structure
No issues found. The structure and classNames appear to align with the desired layout.
79-79: Dynamic project name
No issues found. Displaying the project's name directly from the application data is correct.
93-93: Progress bar styling
Inline styling is sufficient here. No issues found.
98-98: Sidebar usage
Passing theapplicationprop toProjectSidebarcorrectly leverages the new hook. No issues found.
105-105: Verify user-provided content
Ifapplication.descriptionis user-generated, ensure it is sanitized or validated to prevent XSS or other injection issues.
110-111: ProjectSocialIcons parameters
Passingidandtitlealigns well with the updated interface. No issues found.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Component naming doesn't match file name and input event type needs improvement
The component is named Footer but exists in a file named FooterRoundId.tsx, which may cause confusion. Also, the event handler uses a non-specific any type.
Consider these improvements:
- export default function Footer() {
+ export default function FooterRoundId() {
const { roundId, setRoundId } = useRoundId();
- function onRoundIdInput(e: any) {
+ function onRoundIdInput(e: React.ChangeEvent<HTMLInputElement>) {
const value = e.target.value.replace(/([^0-9]+)/gi, '');
setRoundId(value);
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Improved marker generation but potential issue with coordinates mapping
The improvement to generate markers directly from applications is good, but there's a potential issue:
The code relies on the coordinates array index matching the applications index. If you have more applications than coordinates (currently only 3 hardcoded), this would cause runtime errors. The non-null assertion (!) assumes the coordinate always exists at that index.
Consider one of these solutions:
- Ensure coordinates array always has enough entries for all applications
- Add fallback coordinates when index is out of bounds:
- ...coordinates[index]!,
+ ...(coordinates[index] || { coords: { lat: 43.5081, lng: 16.4402 } }),- For production, generate coordinates from actual application data rather than using the hardcoded array
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Missing dependency in useEffect.
The useEffect hook should include the onChange callback in its dependency array to prevent potential stale closure issues.
useEffect(() => {
onChange(selectedNeighborhoods);
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💡 Verification agent
❓ Verification inconclusive
Environment variables properly added to the build task
The new environment variables follow proper naming conventions with the NEXT_PUBLIC_ prefix for client-side variables and appear to support new features in the application.
Also applies to: 22-26, 31-33, 35-35, 37-37
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Action: Document Environment Variables in the .env.example File
- The environment variables in
turbo.json(lines 7-8) use the properNEXT_PUBLIC_prefix and are correctly added to the build task. - However, the verification script indicates that the expected
.env.examplefile is missing from the repository. - Please add (or rename, if intended) a
.env.examplefile to document all relevant public environment variables:NEXT_PUBLIC_URLNEXT_PUBLIC_OPTIMISM_SEPOLIANEXT_PUBLIC_INDEXER_URLNEXT_PUBLIC_IPFS_GATEWAY_URLNEXT_PUBLIC_ALLOW_ROUND_INPUTNEXT_PUBLIC_USE_DUMMY_DATANEXT_PUBLIC_SHOW_PROJECTS_PAGENEXT_PUBLIC_POSTHOG_API_KEY
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Memory leak risk in URL object management
The handleFileChange function creates object URLs with URL.createObjectURL() but never revokes them with URL.revokeObjectURL(). This can lead to memory leaks as these URLs will persist in memory even when they're no longer needed.
Consider adding a cleanup mechanism in a useEffect hook:
export default function useFileHandler() {
const [selectedFiles, setSelectedFiles] = useState<FileWithPreview[]>([]);
const inputRef = useRef<HTMLInputElement | null>(null);
+ // Clean up object URLs when component unmounts or when files change
+ useEffect(() => {
+ return () => {
+ selectedFiles.forEach((filePreview) => {
+ URL.revokeObjectURL(filePreview.url);
+ });
+ };
+ }, [selectedFiles]);
// Rest of the code remains unchanged
}Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
| function extendApplicationData(applications: Application[]): FundedApplication[] { | ||
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| neighborhood: neighborhoods[index]!, | ||
| fundedAmount: app.contributors?.amount!, | ||
| fundedPercentage: fundedPercentages[index]!, | ||
| targetAmount: (fundedPercentages[index]! / 100) * app.contributors?.amount!, | ||
| })); | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Refactor random data generation into a conditional utility function
The current implementation of extendApplicationData always generates random percentages, even when used with real data. This could be confusing and lead to inconsistent UI.
Consider refactoring to make it clear when mock data is being generated:
-function extendApplicationData(applications: Application[]): FundedApplication[] {
- const fundedPercentages = applications.map(() => Math.floor(Math.random() * 100));
- return applications.map((app, index) => ({
- ...app,
- neighborhood: neighborhoods[index]!,
- fundedAmount: app.contributors?.amount!,
- fundedPercentage: fundedPercentages[index]!,
- targetAmount: (fundedPercentages[index]! / 100) * app.contributors?.amount!,
- }));
-}
+function extendApplicationData(
+ applications: Application[],
+ options: { useMockData?: boolean } = {}
+): FundedApplication[] {
+ return applications.map((app, index) => {
+ // Use actual data when available, or generate mock data when necessary
+ const fundedPercentage = options.useMockData
+ ? Math.floor(Math.random() * 100)
+ : ((app.contributors?.amount || 0) / 100); // Calculate based on actual data if available
+
+ return {
+ ...app,
+ neighborhood: app.metadata?.neighborhood || neighborhoods[index % neighborhoods.length]!,
+ fundedAmount: app.contributors?.amount || 0,
+ fundedPercentage,
+ targetAmount: (fundedPercentage / 100) * (app.contributors?.amount || 0),
+ };
+ });
+}Then update the usage:
- const { data, refetch, isError, error } = useApplications(query, extendApplicationData);
+ const { data, refetch, isError, error } = useApplications(query,
+ (apps) => extendApplicationData(apps, { useMockData: false })
+ );
- const extendedDummyApplications = extendApplicationData(dummyApplications as Application[]);
+ const extendedDummyApplications = extendApplicationData(
+ dummyApplications as Application[],
+ { useMockData: true }
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| function extendApplicationData(applications: Application[]): FundedApplication[] { | |
| const fundedPercentages = applications.map(() => Math.floor(Math.random() * 100)); | |
| return applications.map((app, index) => ({ | |
| ...app, | |
| neighborhood: neighborhoods[index]!, | |
| fundedAmount: app.contributors?.amount!, | |
| fundedPercentage: fundedPercentages[index]!, | |
| targetAmount: (fundedPercentages[index]! / 100) * app.contributors?.amount!, | |
| })); | |
| } | |
| function extendApplicationData( | |
| applications: Application[], | |
| options: { useMockData?: boolean } = {} | |
| ): FundedApplication[] { | |
| return applications.map((app, index) => { | |
| // Use actual data when available, or generate mock data when necessary | |
| const fundedPercentage = options.useMockData | |
| ? Math.floor(Math.random() * 100) | |
| : ((app.contributors?.amount || 0) / 100); // Calculate based on actual data if available | |
| return { | |
| ...app, | |
| neighborhood: app.metadata?.neighborhood || neighborhoods[index % neighborhoods.length]!, | |
| fundedAmount: app.contributors?.amount || 0, | |
| fundedPercentage, | |
| targetAmount: (fundedPercentage / 100) * (app.contributors?.amount || 0), | |
| }; | |
| }); | |
| } | |
| // Update calls to extendApplicationData | |
| const { data, refetch, isError, error } = useApplications(query, | |
| (apps) => extendApplicationData(apps, { useMockData: false }) | |
| ); | |
| const extendedDummyApplications = extendApplicationData( | |
| dummyApplications as Application[], | |
| { useMockData: true } | |
| ); |
| const t = useTranslations('projects'); | ||
| const [activeTab, setActiveTab] = useState('board'); | ||
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| const allowRoundInput = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_ALLOW_ROUND_INPUT === 'true'; |
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Verify that this environment variable is properly documented.
This feature flag controls conditional functionality. Ensure it's properly documented for other developers and in deployment guides.
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| NEXT_PUBLIC_ALLOW_ROUND_INPUT= | ||
| NEXT_PUBLIC_USE_DUMMY_DATA= | ||
| NEXT_PUBLIC_SHOW_PROJECTS_PAGE= |
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| const messagePart10 = tMail.rich('messagePart10', { | ||
| link: chunks => | ||
| `<a href='${topicLink}' target='_blank' class='underline hover:text-blue'>${project}</a>`, | ||
| `<a href='${ForumLinkDiscussion}' target='_blank' class='underline hover:text-blue'>${chunks}</a>`, | ||
| }); | ||
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| const images = fileUrls | ||
| .map(url => `<img src="${url}" alt="Image" />`) | ||
| .join(''); | ||
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Consider sanitizing user-supplied file URLs.
Generating <img src="${url}" /> tags from user inputs can lead to potential XSS or malicious link injection if url is unsafe. Ensure these are validated or sanitized, especially since they are placed in HTML content for emails.
+ // Example approach: validate that url is hosted on an allowed domain or follows a safe schema
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