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feat(frontend): manage incoming auth tokens #2935
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Thank you for the contribution! A few first comments
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Co-authored-by: Max Kurapov <maxkurapov@gmail.com>
…uthTokens` as `string[]`
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Can we also handle the case when overflowing?
Also, I will tag this as hacktoberfest
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@@ -122,6 +122,9 @@ export const peerToGraphql = (peer: Peer): SchemaPeer => ({ | |||
id: peer.id, | |||
maxPacketAmount: peer.maxPacketAmount, | |||
http: peer.http, | |||
incomingTokens: peer.incomingTokens?.map( |
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I think incomingTokens
would probably benefit from a separate resolver kind of like liquidity
is done. Check packages/backend/src/graphql/resolvers/index.ts
. This will require a new function in the HttpTokenService
instead of doing .withGraphFetched('incomingTokens')
in the getter in peer service.
Hi @furkan-bilgin for the last comment, is it something you'd like to do or should I get someone from the team to make the change? |
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fixes #2765
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fixes #number