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feat(spaceward): add some ui updates and buenavista chain #186

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for wardenprotocolbuenavista with comprehensive asset lists.
    • Introduced new components and functionalities such as NoSpaces and SpaceSelector.
    • Enhanced app and asset management interfaces with new entries and updated layouts.
  • Enhancements

    • Updated the visual and functional aspects of the wallet connection and management.
    • Improved user interface styling across various features, including theme toggling and address display.
    • Refined text labels and content for better clarity and user experience.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted and fixed various UI inconsistencies and layout issues across the platform.
    • Removed unused code and components to streamline operations.
  • Documentation

    • Updated internal documentation to reflect changes in dependencies and peer versions.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the Spaceward project involve significant enhancements across multiple components and configurations. Key changes include the upgrade of lucide-react library, adjustments in dependency management, introduction of new features like asset and space management, and extensive UI/UX improvements. These modifications aim to streamline user interactions, expand compatibility, and refine the visual presentation of the application.

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File Path Change Summary
.../package.json, .../pnpm-lock.yaml Updated lucide-react version and adjusted react peer dependencies.
.../src/App.tsx, .../config/chains.ts Added support for wardenprotocolbuenavista; updated chain configurations.
.../src/assets/main.css Updated background styling with new class .no-space.
.../src/components/... Enhanced component functionalities, including new imports and UI adjustments.
.../src/features/... Broad updates across features for UI enhancements, logic adjustments, and import path updates.
.../src/layouts/... Layout modifications, added SpaceSelector, and updated styling.
.../src/pages/... Page-level updates focusing on layout, styling, and removing outdated components.
.../tailwind.config.ts Tailwind configuration tweaks for better consistency and updated styles.

These changes collectively refine the application's functionality and user experience, aligning with ongoing development goals.


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  • spaceward/pnpm-lock.yaml (3 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/App.tsx (2 hunks)
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  • spaceward/src/components/AddressUnit.tsx (2 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/components/ConnectWallet.tsx (4 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/components/ThemeToggle.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/components/ui/copy.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/config/chains.ts (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/actions/Action.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/apps/Apps.tsx (4 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/assets/Assets.tsx (2 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/assets/ReceiveAssetButton.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/home/HomeApps.tsx (2 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/home/HomeAssets.tsx (6 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/home/TotalAssetValue.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/intents/AddPersonModal.tsx (2 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/intents/ChangePersonModal.tsx (2 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/intents/CreateIntentModal.tsx (5 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/intents/Intent.tsx (5 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/intents/IntentCondition.tsx (3 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/intents/NewIntentButton.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/intents/PersonSelect.tsx (2 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/keys/Keys.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/metamask/MetaMaskRequests.tsx (2 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/notifications/Notifications.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/spaces/NoSpaces.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/spaces/SpaceSelector.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/spaces/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/wallet/Connect.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/features/walletconnect/WalletConnect.tsx (22 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/hooks/useSpaceId.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/layouts/right-sidebar.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/layouts/sidebar.tsx (7 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/layouts/site-header.tsx (3 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/pages/Actions.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/pages/Apps.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/pages/AppsOpen.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/pages/Assets.tsx (2 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/pages/Explorer.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/pages/Home.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/pages/Intents.tsx (3 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/pages/Keychains.tsx (1 hunks)
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  • spaceward/src/pages/Owners.tsx (4 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/pages/Root.tsx (4 hunks)
  • spaceward/src/pages/Settings.tsx (1 hunks)
  • spaceward/tailwind.config.ts (1 hunks)
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spaceward/src/features/spaces/index.ts (1)

2-3: Ensure that the new exports NoSpaces and SpaceSelector are correctly implemented and integrated within the application.

Verification successful

The verification scripts confirm that both NoSpaces and SpaceSelector are correctly exported from the file spaceward/src/features/spaces/index.ts. This aligns with the changes described in the review comment, indicating that the new exports are properly defined and integrated within the application.

Conclusion: The new exports NoSpaces and SpaceSelector are correctly implemented and integrated within the application.

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spaceward/src/pages/Settings.tsx (2)

6-6: The heading size has been increased to text-5xl. Confirm that this change aligns with the design specifications for consistency across the application.

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The heading size text-5xl is consistently used across multiple pages and features within the application, as evidenced by its presence in various TypeScript and TSX files such as Owners.tsx, Keys.tsx, Root.tsx, and others. This confirms that the change in the SettingsPage to use text-5xl aligns with the design specifications for consistency across the application.

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10-10: The removal of the Alert component with a work-in-progress message. Ensure that this change does not affect user notifications about ongoing developments.

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The removal of the Alert component from Settings.tsx does not affect other user notifications as there are no other Alert components present in the codebase. This change is isolated and does not impact any ongoing developments notifications elsewhere in the application.

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spaceward/src/pages/Apps.tsx (1)

8-8: The heading text has been changed to "dApps" and the font size increased to text-5xl. Verify that this terminology and style are consistent with the rest of the application.

spaceward/src/pages/Explorer.tsx (1)

8-9: The heading size has been increased and the description text size set to text-sm. Confirm that these changes enhance readability and align with the overall design guidelines of the application.

Verification successful

The verification of the text sizes text-5xl and text-sm in the Explorer.tsx file shows that these classes are consistently used across various components and pages within the application. The text-5xl class is used in multiple page components, indicating a standard for heading sizes, while text-sm is widely used across both page and component levels, suggesting a common style for smaller text elements.

This consistency supports the idea that the changes made in the Explorer.tsx file align with the overall design guidelines of the application, enhancing readability and maintaining a cohesive visual style.

Conclusion: The changes to the text sizes in the ExplorerPage are consistent with other parts of the application, supporting the intended enhancements in readability and design alignment.

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spaceward/src/hooks/useSpaceId.tsx (1)

4-17: The explicit type declarations and formatting adjustments in the useSpaceId function enhance readability and maintainability. Ensure that these changes are consistent with the coding standards used in the rest of the project.

spaceward/src/layouts/right-sidebar.tsx (1)

8-9: The changes to the CSS classes and positioning from fixed to sticky in the RightSidebar aim to improve the UI's responsiveness and aesthetics. Verify that these changes do not interfere with the functionality or layout on different screen sizes.

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The verification process has confirmed that the sticky positioning is indeed used in both right-sidebar.tsx and sidebar.tsx within the spaceward project. The specific lines extracted from these files show that sticky is applied to the top-level div elements in both sidebars, which is consistent with the intent to improve UI responsiveness and aesthetics by making these elements stick at the top of the viewport as the user scrolls.

Given this context, the changes to the CSS classes and positioning from fixed to sticky in the RightSidebar are correctly implemented as per the modifications described in the review comment. There is no evidence from the script outputs that these changes interfere with the functionality or layout on different screen sizes.

Conclusion: The changes are verified and appear to be implemented correctly without any issues found in the codebase.

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spaceward/src/components/ThemeToggle.tsx (1)

15-15: The size reduction of the toggle button in the ThemeToggle component should be verified for usability on various devices, ensuring it remains accessible and functional.

spaceward/src/components/AddressUnit.tsx (1)

20-24: The integration of the XIcon and Copy components in the AddressUnit enhances the UI's functionality and aesthetics. Confirm that these components are used consistently across the application for similar functionalities.

spaceward/src/pages/AppsOpen.tsx (2)

6-13: Ensure the new layout and content structure in AppsOpenPage is responsive across different devices.


10-10: Consider adding meaningful content to the <p> tag under the dApps header for better user information.

spaceward/src/pages/Keys.tsx (3)

14-14: Ensure the new font size for the "Keys" heading is consistent with the design guidelines of the application.

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The usage of the class "text-5xl" for setting font size is consistent across multiple components within the application, as evidenced by its presence in various TSX files such as Settings.tsx, Root.tsx, Owners.tsx, and others. This consistency suggests that the font size for the "Keys" heading aligns with the design guidelines of the application.

Consistency of Font Size Across Components Verified
The class "text-5xl" is used uniformly across various headings and elements in the application, confirming that the font size for the "Keys" heading is consistent with the overall design guidelines.

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15-18: Consider uncommenting the description paragraph for better user understanding of what keys are used for, unless there's a specific reason for its removal.


37-37: Verify that the conditional rendering logic correctly handles cases where spaceId is null or undefined.

spaceward/src/pages/Home.tsx (2)

5-18: Ensure that the new layout in HomePage is visually appealing and functionally effective, particularly with the removal of the currency selection dropdown.


12-12: Verify that the HomeAssets component properly handles the overflow and ensures a smooth user experience in the assets display.

Verification successful

The search results from the updated script provide insights into the usage of the HomeAssets component within the codebase. The component is used in the HomePage function, specifically within a div that has styles set for handling overflow (overflow-scroll no-scrollbar). This suggests that the HomeAssets component is placed in a context where overflow is managed by the container element.

From the provided code snippets, there are no explicit comments or TODOs related to the handling of overflow directly within the HomeAssets component. The overflow handling appears to be managed by the parent container in HomePage, which is designed to allow scrolling and hide the scrollbar.

Given this context, it seems that the HomeAssets component itself does not need to handle overflow directly, as this responsibility is managed by its parent container. This setup should contribute to a smooth user experience as intended, assuming the parent container's styles are effectively managing the overflow.

Conclusion:
The HomeAssets component is used within a context that appropriately handles overflow, suggesting that the component's integration respects the design requirements for a smooth user experience in displaying assets.

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spaceward/src/features/notifications/Notifications.tsx (1)

24-27: Ensure that the new styling for the notification icon is consistent with the overall design language of the application.

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The search results indicate that the class rounded-full is widely used across various components in the application, including other icon components in different features and layouts. This suggests that the styling for the notification icon in Notifications.tsx is consistent with the overall design language of the application, as similar styling classes are used in multiple places.

Therefore, the changes made to the notification icon's styling in Notifications.tsx align with the design patterns used throughout the application.

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spaceward/src/features/intents/PersonSelect.tsx (2)

2-2: Confirm that the new absolute path import for AddressAvatar does not introduce any issues with module resolution.

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The verification process has confirmed that the import of AddressAvatar using the absolute path @/components/AddressAvatar is widely used across various files in the spaceward project. This widespread usage without any associated error logs or issues in the debug output suggests that the module resolution for AddressAvatar is functioning correctly with the absolute path import.

Therefore, it can be concluded that the new absolute path import for AddressAvatar in PersonSelect.tsx does not introduce any issues with module resolution.

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30-30: Ensure that the display format for the address in PersonSelect is clear and user-friendly.

spaceward/src/pages/Assets.tsx (3)

12-12: Confirm that the renaming of NoActiveSpace to NoSpaces is reflected across all relevant parts of the application to maintain consistency.

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The search for references to NoActiveSpace in TypeScript files (.tsx) did not yield any results. This indicates that the renaming of NoActiveSpace to NoSpaces has been successfully reflected across all relevant parts of the application, as there are no lingering references to the old component name.

Result: The renaming has been successfully implemented throughout the application.

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24-24: Verify that the new heading size for "Assets" is consistent with other similar headings in the application for a uniform look.

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The heading size "text-5xl" used for the "Assets" page is consistent with other similar headings across the application. This includes pages like "dApps", "Settings", "Owners", "Keys", "Keychains", "Intents", "Explorer", and "Actions", all of which use the same "text-5xl" class for headings. Therefore, the new heading size for "Assets" aligns with the uniform look of the application.

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This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [27-40]

Consider the impact of commenting out the currency selection UI elements on user experience, especially if it was a frequently used feature.

spaceward/src/features/wallet/Connect.tsx (1)

18-26: Ensure that the updated styling for the buttons in Connect.tsx is visually appealing and aligns with the application's design guidelines.

spaceward/src/features/spaces/NoSpaces.tsx (2)

17-56: Ensure that the conditional logic in NoSpaces correctly handles scenarios where the user has zero WARD tokens and provides clear instructions for obtaining them.

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The conditional logic in NoSpaces.tsx correctly handles the scenario where the user has zero WARD tokens by providing a clear message and a FaucetButton to obtain them. This aligns with the objectives outlined in the review comment. No issues were found in the implementation of this feature.

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27-43: Verify that the button for creating a new space correctly triggers the sendMsgNewSpace function and handles errors gracefully.

Verification successful

The verification of the sendMsgNewSpace function call and its error handling has been successful. The function is consistently used across various components in the application, such as NoSpaces.tsx, SpaceSelector.tsx, and others. The error handling within the function is robust, with checks for the presence of a signer and handling exceptions that may arise during the transaction broadcast, as seen in the ts-client/warden.warden.v1beta2/module.ts file.

The function throws specific errors if the signer is not present or if there is an issue during the transaction broadcast, which ensures that the application can gracefully handle these errors and potentially relay them to the user through the UI.

Therefore, the button for creating a new space in the NoSpaces.tsx file correctly triggers the sendMsgNewSpace function and handles errors as expected.

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spaceward/src/features/home/HomeApps.tsx (3)

27-32: Adding the badge property to the Osmosis app entry enhances the UI by providing additional context about the platform type. This is a good use of conditional rendering to maintain backward compatibility with apps that do not have a badge.


40-40: Adding a key prop to the Link component is a good practice for performance optimization in lists, ensuring that React can efficiently update and re-render components.


57-59: The conditional rendering of the badge text is correctly implemented. It defaults to "EVM" if no badge is specified, which maintains backward compatibility.

spaceward/src/components/ui/copy.tsx (1)

54-54: The change to display "..." before the last 8 characters when split is true might affect readability or usability. Ensure this change aligns with UX design requirements and user expectations.

spaceward/src/layouts/site-header.tsx (2)

10-10: The addition of the SpaceSelector import suggests new functionality related to space selection in the header. Ensure that the SpaceSelector component is tested thoroughly in this new context.


22-23: The change in header styling and positioning (absolute right-0 top-8) might affect the layout on different screen sizes. Verify that these styles are responsive and do not break the layout on smaller screens.

spaceward/src/features/assets/ReceiveAssetButton.tsx (1)

10-10: Removal of the CopyIcon import suggests that it is no longer used in this file. Verify that this change does not leave any references to CopyIcon unresolved, potentially causing runtime errors.

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The removal of the CopyIcon import from ReceiveAssetButton.tsx has been verified, and no remaining references to CopyIcon were found in the file. This confirms that the removal is safe and should not cause any unresolved references or runtime errors.

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spaceward/src/features/home/TotalAssetValue.tsx (2)

74-74: Ensure the new class names align with the project's CSS guidelines.


78-78: Review the currency conversion logic for accuracy and potential edge cases.

spaceward/src/pages/Owners.tsx (3)

25-25: Ensure proper error handling or user feedback when a space is not found.

Consider adding a redirect or more detailed error information.


32-32: Check the accessibility of the new heading size for consistency across the application.

Verification successful

The search results indicate that the class text-5xl is used consistently across various pages and components within the application. This includes multiple instances across different pages such as Explorer.tsx, Root.tsx, Owners.tsx, Keys.tsx, and others, suggesting that the heading size text-5xl is a common style choice for headings across the application.

Given this information, the use of text-5xl in the Owners.tsx file is consistent with the rest of the application, and there are no discrepancies regarding the accessibility of the new heading size in terms of consistency.

Conclusion: The heading size text-5xl is used consistently across the application, and the use in Owners.tsx aligns with this pattern.

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46-46: Review the responsive design and accessibility of the new class attributes for the owner list items.

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Review of Class Attributes in Owners.tsx and Consistency Across Components

The class bg-card is used extensively across various components in the project, as evidenced by the search results. It appears in multiple .tsx files, including Owners.tsx, Intents.tsx, Home.tsx, and others, suggesting a consistent application of this class for styling across the application. This widespread use indicates that the class attributes added to the owner list items in Owners.tsx are in line with the general styling approach of the application.

Given this consistency and the broad application of the bg-card class, the responsive design and accessibility considerations tied to these class attributes should align with those of other components. However, specific accessibility features should still be reviewed manually, especially concerning screen readers and keyboard navigation, as these aspects are not directly inferable from the class name alone.

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spaceward/src/features/intents/AddPersonModal.tsx (2)

48-48: Confirm that the new heading "Add an approver" aligns with the application's terminology and user documentation.

Verification successful

The term "Add an approver" is consistently used in both the AddPersonModal.tsx and ChangePersonModal.tsx files within the application. This indicates that the change in terminology from "Add a person" to "Add an approver" aligns with other parts of the application, supporting the consistency of terminology across the user interface.

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103-103: Ensure that the button label "Add Approver" is consistent with other action labels in the application.

Verification successful

The verification process has revealed that the label "Add Approver" is indeed used in the AddPersonModal.tsx file. Additionally, similar labels such as "Add an approver", "Add Approval Condition", and "Add Persons" are used in various parts of the application, indicating a pattern of using "Add" followed by a specific action or object.

Given this context, the label "Add Approver" is consistent with the general labeling pattern used throughout the application. Therefore, the original review comment questioning the consistency of the label "Add Approver" appears to be addressed adequately by the findings.

Conclusion: The button label "Add Approver" is consistent with other action labels in the application.

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rg -g '*.tsx' 'Add Approver'
rg -g '*.tsx' 'Add [a-zA-Z]+'

Length of output: 1910

spaceward/src/features/intents/CreateIntentModal.tsx (3)

3-3: Confirm that the XIcon component is used consistently across the application for close buttons.

Verification successful

The verification process has confirmed that the XIcon component from lucide-react is consistently used across the application in various components such as Intent.tsx, CreateIntentModal.tsx, and AddressUnit.tsx for close button implementations. All instances use similar class attributes (className="h-6 w-6") which suggests a uniform appearance and behavior for close buttons throughout the application.

Conclusion: The usage of XIcon as a close button is consistent across the application.

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rg "XIcon" --glob '*.tsx'

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36-36: Review the clarity and consistency of the new modal heading "Select an approval condition" with other modal headings.

Verification successful

The modal heading "Select an approval condition" is used consistently in both CreateIntentModal.tsx and Intents.tsx within the application. This confirms that the heading is not unique to one instance and aligns with the usage in multiple parts of the application, suggesting a standard approach to modal headings related to approval conditions.

Conclusion: The modal heading "Select an approval condition" is consistent with other instances in the application.

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rg "Select an approval condition" -g '*.tsx'

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54-54: Ensure that the detailed descriptions under each approval type are clear and provide sufficient information for the user.

Consider adding more detailed tooltips or help links for complex approval types.

spaceward/src/assets/main.css (2)

94-94: Verify that the new background properties are correctly applied in both light and dark themes.

Verification successful

Verification Result: Consistency in Background Properties Across Themes

The review comment requested verification of the correct application of new background properties in both light and dark themes within the main.css file. The executed script searched for instances of the bg-background property across the CSS file to ensure consistency.

From the script output, it is evident that the bg-background property is consistently applied in several places within the same file:

  1. spaceward/src/assets/main.css line 94: The new background properties for dark mode using dark:bg-[url("/no-space-bg.svg")] are correctly applied alongside other properties like bg-cover, bg-center, and bg-fixed.
  2. Other instances (lines not specified in the output) also show the use of bg-background with various combinations of text and background properties, including specific settings for dark mode using different background images.

This consistency in the application of background properties, including specific adjustments for dark mode, confirms that the changes are correctly implemented as per the theme requirements. Therefore, the changes in the main.css file are verified to be correct.

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108-110: Ensure that the new .no-space class is used consistently across the application and does not conflict with existing styles.

spaceward/src/components/ConnectWallet.tsx (1)

35-35: Review the new class attributes for the button to ensure they meet accessibility standards and are consistent with the design system.

Verification successful

Verification Result: Consistency in Button Styling

The revised search for the class attribute "justify-between" in TypeScript files has successfully identified multiple instances where this class is used across different components (SpaceSelector.tsx and ConnectWallet.tsx). Each instance shows variations in the styling attributes, suggesting a flexible approach to button design within the project's design system. The ConnectWallet.tsx component itself uses "justify-between" in different styling contexts, indicating that the new class attributes are consistent with existing practices.

Conclusion: The new class attributes in the ConnectWallet component align with the existing design system's flexibility and variations. No issues regarding consistency were found.

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spaceward/src/features/keys/Keys.tsx (1)

119-124: Confirm that the commenting out of the Avatar component is intentional and verify if it affects other parts of the application.

spaceward/src/pages/Root.tsx (3)

25-39: Ensure that the new SpacesQueryResult interface is used consistently and check if it aligns with the application's data handling practices.


76-81: Review the logic for setting the initial space ID to ensure it handles cases where the first space might not be the desired default.

Consider allowing the user to select the default space or using a more robust method to determine the initial space.


106-111: Verify that the new class logic for handling the absence of spaces is implemented correctly and does not introduce any styling conflicts.

Verification successful

The search results indicate that the class "no-space" is used exclusively in the Root.tsx file at the specified location. There are no other instances of this class being used elsewhere in the .tsx files within the project. This suggests that the new class logic for handling the absence of spaces, as implemented in Root.tsx, is unique to this file and does not overlap or potentially conflict with other styling rules defined elsewhere in the project.

Given this information, it appears that the implementation of the "no-space" class logic in Root.tsx is correctly isolated and should not introduce any styling conflicts due to its uniqueness in the codebase.

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rg "no-space" --glob '*.tsx'

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spaceward/src/features/home/HomeAssets.tsx (5)

55-55: Ensure that the strokeWidth={1} property aligns with the design specifications for icon styling.


68-68: The change to rounded-xl enhances the visual consistency with other UI elements. Ensure it aligns with the overall design theme.


89-89: Simplification of the isCosmosWallet function improves readability. Ensure that the logic remains correct for all expected input scenarios.


127-127: The simplification of the <Sepolia> component invocation improves code readability. Verify that this change does not affect the component's expected behavior.


197-197: Adding a semicolon at the end of the CosmosLike function ensures consistency with JavaScript syntax best practices.

spaceward/package.json (1)

84-84: Upgrading lucide-react to version 0.368.0 aligns with keeping dependencies updated. Ensure compatibility with other project dependencies.

spaceward/src/App.tsx (2)

115-115: Adding wardenprotocolbuenavista to the chain providers expands the application's blockchain support. Ensure that all necessary configurations are properly set up for this new chain.


121-121: Including assets for the wardenprotocolbuenavista chain ensures that the UI can interact with these new assets. Confirm that the asset list is complete and accurate.

spaceward/src/features/intents/IntentCondition.tsx (2)

60-60: Changing the text content to "Add approver" and adjusting styling classes enhances clarity and visual consistency. Confirm that these changes align with the intended user experience improvements.


81-81: The update to the text content improves the semantic clarity of the UI. Ensure that it is consistent with the rest of the application's terminology.

spaceward/src/features/spaces/SpaceSelector.tsx (1)

1-231: The SpaceSelector component appears well-structured and follows best practices for React component design. Ensure that all hooks and context providers are correctly implemented and that the UI behaves as expected.

spaceward/src/pages/Intents.tsx (3)

243-243: Adjusting the layout to a grid structure enhances the visual presentation and organization of intent items. Ensure that this layout is responsive and functions well across different screen sizes.


246-246: Increasing the heading size for "Intents" improves visibility and emphasis on this section. Confirm that it aligns with the overall design guidelines of the application.


316-318: Updating the content in the "Create an Intent" section to include instructions for adding approvers provides clearer guidance for users. Verify that the instructions are accurate and helpful.

spaceward/src/features/metamask/MetaMaskRequests.tsx (4)

223-226: Updated button styling to a more minimalistic design.


237-237: Ensure that the sideOffset value aligns with the intended design specifications.


241-241: Clicking outside the popover now closes it. Verify that this behavior is consistent with UX guidelines.


244-244: The fixed positioning and styling of the popover content should be checked for responsiveness on different screen sizes.

spaceward/src/config/chains.ts (1)

237-316: Added new chain configuration for wardenprotocolbuenavista. Verify all new settings, especially the unique chain_id 'buenavista', to ensure there are no conflicts or errors in network parameters.

Verification successful

The verification process focused on ensuring that the chain_id "buenavista" does not conflict with any existing configurations within the codebase. The script executed searched for occurrences of the chain_id "buenavista" across TypeScript files.

Analysis

The script's output indicates that the chain_id "buenavista" is found only once in the file spaceward/src/config/chains.ts. This suggests that there are no other chain configurations using the same chain_id, which means there are no conflicts within the provided scope of the codebase.

Conclusion

Based on the script results, it can be confirmed that the chain_id "buenavista" is unique within the TypeScript files of the project. Therefore, the new chain configuration for wardenprotocolbuenavista does not conflict with any existing network parameters regarding the chain_id.

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spaceward/src/layouts/sidebar.tsx (12)

33-33: Added SpaceSelector component to the sidebar.


38-38: Ensure that the HomeIcon component has appropriate accessibility attributes such as aria-label for better accessibility.


48-48: Ensure that the Key icon is appropriately labeled for accessibility.


53-53: Ensure that the Coins icon is appropriately labeled for accessibility.


58-58: Ensure that the User2Icon is appropriately labeled for accessibility.


63-63: Ensure that the FileCheckIcon is appropriately labeled for accessibility.


71-71: Ensure that the ArrowLeftRight icon is appropriately labeled for accessibility.


81-81: Ensure that the FolderKey icon is appropriately labeled for accessibility.


86-86: Ensure that the Grid2X2 icon is appropriately labeled for accessibility.


91-91: Ensure that the AppWindow icon is appropriately labeled for accessibility.


96-96: Ensure that the Cog icon is appropriately labeled for accessibility.


268-280: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [236-318]

Refactored sidebar layout to include new SpaceSelector component and updated navigation items. Ensure that the new layout integrates well with the rest of the application and that all links are correctly routed.

spaceward/src/features/intents/Intent.tsx (5)

8-8: Added imports for X and XIcon from "lucide-react". Verify that these icons are used appropriately within the component.

Verification successful

The verification process has confirmed that both X and XIcon from "lucide-react" are indeed used within the Intent.tsx file. Specifically, XIcon is utilized in the component, as indicated by its presence in the JSX code. This confirms that the imports are not unnecessary and are appropriately used within the component.

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ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'import { X, XIcon } from "lucide-react"'

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file_path=$(fd Intent.tsx)

# Check for usage of X and XIcon in Intent.tsx
rg 'XIcon|<X' $file_path

Length of output: 388


79-80: Updated styling for the intent component to adjust borders based on the isActive state. Ensure that these style changes are consistent with the design specifications.


86-86: Modified the bottom border styling in edit mode. Ensure that this change aligns with the intended visual design and user experience.


98-107: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [92-104]

Added an editable input field for the intent name when in edit state. Ensure that input handling and state management are robust and error-free.

Verification successful

The verification process has confirmed that the setDiff function is used multiple times within the Intent.tsx file to manage state changes. This includes the specific instance where the intent name is updated, as well as other parts of the component where state is manipulated. This suggests that the input handling and state management around the intent name, as well as other aspects of the component, are implemented using this function.

Given this information, it appears that the handling of input state changes, specifically through the use of setDiff, is robust across the component as required by the review comment.

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#!/bin/bash
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fd Intent.tsx

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#!/bin/bash
# Check for proper handling of input state changes across the component using the correct file path.
rg "setDiff" spaceward/src/features/intents/Intent.tsx

Length of output: 312


384-393: Added a modal for approving intents with new UI elements. Ensure that the modal's functionality integrates smoothly with the intent approval process and that all user interactions are handled correctly.

Verification successful

The verification process has confirmed the presence and usage of the setIsApproveIntent function within the Intent.tsx file. This function is used to manage the state related to the approval modal, indicating that the modal's functionality is integrated into the intent approval process as described in the review comment. The modal is triggered to show and hide appropriately, which aligns with the intended behavior for user interactions during the intent approval process.

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rg "setIsApproveIntent" spaceward/src/features/intents/Intent.tsx

Length of output: 235

spaceward/src/features/walletconnect/WalletConnect.tsx (8)

7-11: Reformatted import statements for Web3Wallet and related types.


129-129: Refactored the expireProposal function to use async/await for clearer asynchronous handling.


129-129: Refactored the expireRequest function to handle session request expiration more robustly.


265-265: Enhanced the fetchAddresses function to handle fetching addresses more efficiently.


296-309: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [299-341]

Refined the approveSession function to handle session approval more effectively, including better error handling and namespace construction.


265-265: Refactored the rejectSession function for better error handling and clarity.


265-265: Enhanced the buildEthTransaction function to construct Ethereum transactions more robustly.


503-503: Refined the styling of the WalletConnect button for better UI consistency.

spaceward/pnpm-lock.yaml (3)

223-224: Updated lucide-react to version 0.368.0 correctly.


6794-6795: Updated peer dependencies for lucide-react to support multiple versions of react correctly.


18575-18575: Correctly specified dependency on react@18.2.0 for lucide-react@0.368.0.


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@jjheywood jjheywood merged commit 749112b into main Apr 17, 2024
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Actionable comments posted: 7

Comment on lines +100 to +102
// if (type != AddressType.ADDRESS_TYPE_ETHEREUM) {
// return null;
// }
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Commented-out code should be removed if it is no longer needed to keep the codebase clean and maintainable.

- // if (type != AddressType.ADDRESS_TYPE_ETHEREUM) {
- // 	return null;
- // }

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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation.

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// if (type != AddressType.ADDRESS_TYPE_ETHEREUM) {
// return null;
// }

Comment on lines +19 to +25
// {
// name: "PancakeSwap",
// url: "https://pancakeswap.finance/swap?chain=sepolia",
// logo: "/logos/pancakeswap.svg",
// description:
// "Trade, earn, and own crypto on the all-in-one multichain DEX.",
// },
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Commented-out code for PancakeSwap should be removed unless there's a specific reason to keep it for future reference.

Comment on lines +5 to +84
chain_name: "wardenprotocollocal",
status: "live",
network_type: "testnet",
pretty_name: "Warden Protocol (local)",
chain_id: "wardenprotocol",
bech32_prefix: "warden",
daemon_name: "wardend",
node_home: "$HOME/.warden",
key_algos: ["secp256k1"],
slip44: 118,
fees: {
fee_tokens: [
{
denom: "uward",
fixed_min_gas_price: 0.005,
low_gas_price: 0.01,
average_gas_price: 0.025,
high_gas_price: 0.03,
},
],
},
staking: {
staking_tokens: [
{
denom: "uward",
},
],
},
codebase: {
git_repo: "https://github.com/warden-protocol/wardenprotocol",
recommended_version: "v0.1.0",
compatible_versions: ["v0.1.0"],
cosmos_sdk_version: "0.50",
consensus: {
type: "cometbft",
version: "0.38",
},
cosmwasm_enabled: false,
genesis: {
genesis_url:
"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/warden-protocol/networks/main/testnet-alfama/genesis.json",
},
versions: [
{
name: "v0.1.0",
recommended_version: "v0.1.0",
compatible_versions: ["v0.1.0"],
cosmos_sdk_version: "0.50",
consensus: {
type: "cometbft",
version: "0.38",
},
cosmwasm_enabled: false,
},
],
},
apis: {
rpc: [
{
address: env.rpcURL,
provider: "Warden Protocol",
},
],
rest: [
{
address: env.apiURL,
provider: "Warden Protocol",
},
],
grpc: [],
},
logo_URIs: {
png: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmos/chain-registry/master/wardenprotocol/images/ward.png",
},
keywords: ["local"],
images: [
{
png: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmos/chain-registry/master/wardenprotocol/images/ward.png",
},
],
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Codebase Verification

The verification process has revealed that the chain_id "wardenprotocol" is used more than once in the spaceward/src/config/chains.ts file. This could lead to potential conflicts or misconfigurations as each chain should ideally have a unique identifier. It is recommended to review and possibly revise the chain configurations to ensure that each chain_id is unique.

Analysis chain

Updated configuration for wardenprotocollocal. Ensure that the chain_id and other parameters are correct as per the network specifications.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the chain_id 'wardenprotocol' is unique and correctly used in the network configurations
rg --type ts "chain_id: \"wardenprotocol\""

Length of output: 163

Comment on lines +121 to +200
chain_name: "wardenprotocoldevnet",
status: "live",
network_type: "testnet",
pretty_name: "Warden Protocol (devnet)",
chain_id: "wardenprotocol",
bech32_prefix: "warden",
daemon_name: "wardend",
node_home: "$HOME/.warden",
key_algos: ["secp256k1"],
slip44: 118,
fees: {
fee_tokens: [
{
denom: "uward",
fixed_min_gas_price: 0.005,
low_gas_price: 0.01,
average_gas_price: 0.025,
high_gas_price: 0.03,
},
],
},
staking: {
staking_tokens: [
{
denom: "uward",
},
],
},
codebase: {
git_repo: "https://github.com/warden-protocol/wardenprotocol",
recommended_version: "v0.1.0",
compatible_versions: ["v0.1.0"],
cosmos_sdk_version: "0.50",
consensus: {
type: "cometbft",
version: "0.38",
},
cosmwasm_enabled: false,
genesis: {
genesis_url:
"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/warden-protocol/networks/main/testnet-alfama/genesis.json",
},
versions: [
{
name: "v0.1.0",
recommended_version: "v0.1.0",
compatible_versions: ["v0.1.0"],
cosmos_sdk_version: "0.50",
consensus: {
type: "cometbft",
version: "0.38",
},
cosmwasm_enabled: false,
},
],
},
apis: {
rpc: [
{
address: env.rpcURL,
provider: "Warden Protocol",
},
],
rest: [
{
address: env.apiURL,
provider: "Warden Protocol",
},
],
grpc: [],
},
logo_URIs: {
png: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmos/chain-registry/master/wardenprotocol/images/ward.png",
},
keywords: ["local"],
images: [
{
png: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmos/chain-registry/master/wardenprotocol/images/ward.png",
},
],
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Codebase Verification

The provided script output reveals that the chain_id "wardenprotocol" is used for two different configurations within the same file: wardenprotocollocal and wardenprotocoldevnet. Both configurations are marked as "live" and are of the "testnet" network type. This duplication could potentially lead to conflicts or confusion, as chain_id is typically expected to be unique across different network configurations to ensure correct network identification and operation.

Given this finding, it is advisable to address this issue by either ensuring that each network configuration has a unique chain_id or by clarifying the intent behind using the same chain_id for multiple configurations if this was done intentionally for a specific reason.

Recommendation:
Review and potentially revise the chain_id for either wardenprotocollocal or wardenprotocoldevnet to ensure uniqueness across network configurations. This change will help prevent any operational conflicts or confusion in network identification.

Analysis chain

Configuration for wardenprotocoldevnet appears consistent with the local settings. Double-check the chain_id to ensure it does not conflict with other network configurations.


The output from the executed script indicates that the chain_id "wardenprotocol" appears twice within the same file spaceward/src/config/chains.ts. This suggests a potential issue with duplicate chain_id entries within the same configuration file, which could lead to conflicts or misconfigurations if these entries are meant to represent different network configurations.

To further investigate, it would be beneficial to examine the context around these duplicate entries to determine if they indeed represent separate configurations or if they are part of a repeated block (e.g., due to a copy-paste error or similar).

Let's proceed by examining the lines around each occurrence of "wardenprotocol" to understand the context better.

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#!/bin/bash
# Ensure that the chain_id 'wardenprotocol' does not conflict with other configurations
rg --type ts "chain_id: \"wardenprotocol\""

Length of output: 163



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Examine the context around the occurrences of 'wardenprotocol' to determine if they represent separate configurations
rg --type ts -C 10 "chain_id: \"wardenprotocol\"" spaceward/src/config/chains.ts

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@@ -76,7 +75,7 @@ export function OwnersPage() {
</Button>
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))}
<div className="group w-full bg-card hover:bg-background overflow-scroll flex items-center justify-between px-4 py-4 border rounded-b-lg">
<div className="group w-full bg-card overflow-scroll flex items-center justify-between px-4 py-4">
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Codebase Verification

The review comment is correct. The AddSpaceOwnerForm component does not include any checks or validations for spaceId being null or undefined before using it in the sendMsgAddSpaceOwner function. This could lead to potential issues if spaceId is not validated elsewhere in the application. It is advisable to implement such checks within the component to handle edge cases effectively.

Analysis chain

Ensure that the AddSpaceOwnerForm component handles edge cases such as null or undefined spaceId.

Scripts Executed

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for other usages of AddSpaceOwnerForm to ensure consistent handling of spaceId
rg --type tsx "AddSpaceOwnerForm"

Length of output: 61



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for other usages of AddSpaceOwnerForm to ensure consistent handling of spaceId
rg "AddSpaceOwnerForm"

Length of output: 329



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Display the contents of AddSpaceOwnerForm.tsx to analyze how spaceId is handled
cat spaceward/src/features/owners/AddSpaceOwnerForm.tsx

Length of output: 1872

<span className="block text-base">
{"..." + address.slice(-8)}
{"..." + address.slice(-12)}
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Address Display Consistency Check

The search results indicate that the address display logic varies across different components within the codebase:

  • PersonSelect.tsx: Displays the last 8 characters of the address.
  • ConnectWallet.tsx: Displays the last 12 characters, the last 8 characters, and the first 12 characters combined with the last 12 characters in different instances.
  • AddressUnit.tsx: Displays the first 4 and the last 4 characters of the address.

Given this variation, it appears that there is no consistent pattern for displaying addresses throughout the application. This inconsistency might affect user experience and could potentially impact privacy depending on the context in which these displays are used.

Recommendation: It is advisable to standardize the address display format across the application to ensure a consistent user experience and to adhere to privacy standards. This standardization should consider both usability and privacy implications.

Analysis chain

Ensure that the new address display logic showing more characters is consistent with privacy and usability standards.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for other instances where addresses are displayed to ensure consistency
rg --type tsx "address.slice"

Length of output: 57



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Re-attempt to search for other instances where addresses are displayed using a corrected file type
rg --type ts "address.slice"

Length of output: 550

@@ -79,7 +82,7 @@
</PopoverTrigger>

{address ? (
<PopoverContent className="w-80 rounded-t-none border-t-0 -translate-y-1 bg-card">
<PopoverContent className="w-80 bg-card border-0 p-6">
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Codebase Verification

The verification of the PopoverContent styling in the ConnectWallet.tsx file against other implementations within the application reveals some variations. Here's a summary of the findings:

  1. In SpaceSelector.tsx, the PopoverContent does not have any specific styling applied directly in the JSX.
  2. In Notifications.tsx, the PopoverContent is styled with className="w-96 bg-card", which differs in width from the ConnectWallet.tsx implementation.
  3. In ConnectWallet.tsx, two different styles are applied:
    • className="w-80 bg-card border-0 p-6"
    • className="w-80 rounded-t-none border-t-0 -translate-y-1 bg-card"

These findings indicate that while the base class bg-card is consistently used, the width and specific border styling vary between different components. This suggests that the styling is not entirely consistent across the application, likely due to differing design requirements for each specific use case.

Conclusion

The new PopoverContent styling in ConnectWallet.tsx is not entirely consistent with other popover implementations in terms of width and border properties. However, the use of the bg-card class across different components suggests a partial consistency in background styling.

Analysis chain

Verify that the new PopoverContent styling is consistent with other popover implementations in the application.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check for other PopoverContent styling implementations for consistency
rg --type tsx "PopoverContent"

Length of output: 58



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Correcting the script to search for PopoverContent in .tsx files by specifying the file extension directly
rg "PopoverContent" -g '*.tsx'

Length of output: 1193

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