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docs(app): added disclaimer declaring end of support for v1 #594
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WalkthroughA new disclaimer feature has been implemented across multiple files to enhance user awareness about platform risks. The changes introduce a Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant App as Application
participant Disclaimer as Disclaimer Component
participant User as User Interface
App->>Disclaimer: Render warning
Disclaimer-->>User: Display warning message
User->>Disclaimer: Read warning details
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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
icons/warning-circle.js (1)
11-11
: Consider making the fill color configurable.The warning icon color is hardcoded to
#ff9900
. Consider making it configurable through props to improve component reusability across different contexts.- fill="#ff9900" + fill={props.fill || "#ff9900"}components/disclaimer.js (2)
8-14
: Add ARIA role for better accessibility.Consider adding an ARIA role to the outer Flex container to improve accessibility.
<Flex sx={{ backgroundColor: "muted", alignItems: "center", justifyContent: "center", }} + role="alert" + aria-live="polite" >
38-54
: Consider externalizing text content.The disclaimer text is hardcoded in the component. Consider moving it to a separate constants file or i18n configuration for easier maintenance and potential localization.
Example implementation:
// constants/messages.js export const DISCLAIMER_MESSAGES = { title: "Disclaimer: This is an unsupported version of Proof of Humanity", body: "This version of Proof of Humanity is no longer supported or maintained by Kleros Cooperative...", link: "Proof of Humanity v2" };Then update the component to use these constants:
- <Text sx={{ fontWeight: "bold", fontSize: 2, color: "primary" }}> - Disclaimer: This is an unsupported version of Proof of Humanity - </Text> + <Text sx={{ fontWeight: "bold", fontSize: 2, color: "primary" }}> + {DISCLAIMER_MESSAGES.title} + </Text>pages/_app.js (1)
388-388
: Consider adding error boundaries for resilience.While the integration is clean, consider wrapping the
Disclaimer
component with error boundaries to prevent potential rendering issues from affecting the entire application.+import { ErrorBoundary } from '@kleros/components'; + <RelayProvider endpoint={endpoint} queries={queries} connectToRouteChange={connectToRouteChange} > - <Disclaimer /> + <ErrorBoundary fallback={null}> + <Disclaimer /> + </ErrorBoundary> <Web3Provider
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components/disclaimer.js
(1 hunks)components/index.js
(1 hunks)icons/index.js
(1 hunks)icons/warning-circle.js
(1 hunks)pages/_app.js
(2 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (4)
icons/index.js (1)
32-32
: LGTM!The export follows the established pattern consistently with other icon exports.
components/index.js (1)
64-64
: LGTM!The export follows the established pattern consistently with other component exports.
pages/_app.js (2)
4-4
: LGTM! Import follows existing conventions.The
Disclaimer
component import is correctly added in alphabetical order within the existing imports from "@kleros/components".
388-388
: Verify disclaimer visibility and user experience.The
Disclaimer
component is strategically placed before theWeb3Provider
, ensuring that users see the end-of-support warning regardless of their web3 connection status. This aligns well with the PR objective.However, please verify:
- The disclaimer's visibility doesn't interfere with critical UI elements
- Users can still access essential functionality
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Disclaimer component placement is correct and well-structured
The component is properly placed to ensure users are warned about the unsupported version, regardless of their web3 connection status. The implementation is clean and follows good practices:
- Isolated component definition
- Clear warning message about unsupported version
- Global visibility through strategic placement in the component tree
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