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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced peer-to-peer chat functionality.
  • Added new components for barcode scanning, camera usage, and local notifications.
  • Enhanced financial application features including account management, NFTs, and identity management.
  • Implemented internationalization support for multi-language applications.
  • Enhanced React application setup with Capacitor for improved mobile and web platform integration.
• Enhancements
  • Updated project configuration for development and production environments.
  • Improved Docker image configuration for React app builds.
  • Enhanced styling with Tailwind CSS and added utility classes.
  • Optimized image handling with a new Babel plugin.
• Bug Fixes
  • Fixed event registration logic to support updated API.
  • Corrected package and module import paths across the application.
  • Addressed script compatibility issues in Android build scripts.
• Refactor
  • Transitioned from Next.js to Webpack 5 for project setup.
  • Updated database management and storage handling for wallet functionalities.
  • Refactored components and pages for clarity and improved functionality.
• Documentation
  • Updated README.md to reflect changes in project setup and development commands.
• Chores
  • Updated .gitignore entries for better project hygiene.
  • Adjusted plugin configurations and dependencies for React and Capacitor integration.

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Walkthrough

This update brings a comprehensive overhaul across the project, integrating new plugins and configurations for React development, refining build and development environments, enhancing Android app capabilities with new features and dependencies, and streamlining web and mobile app development with updated libraries and tools. It signifies a shift towards more efficient development practices, improved user experience, and expanded functionality within the application's ecosystem.

Changes

Files	Summary
.babelrc, babel.config.js	Introduced React optimizations and environment presets.
.env.development, .env.production	Configured environment variables for development and production.
.fleek.json, webpack.common.js, webpack.dev.js, webpack.prod.js	Adjusted build configurations, Docker image, and webpack setup for different environments.
.gitignore, android/.gitignore	Updated ignore rules for project directories and files.
.idea/...	Made IDE-specific changes, including library mappings and module updates.
README.md, src/index.html, src/popup/index.html, src/popup/internal.html	Updated project setup instructions and basic structure for web applications.
android/..., android/app/src/main/java/com/boostwallet/MainActivity.java	Enhanced Android project with new dependencies, configurations, and package name change.
capacitor.config.dev.ts, capacitor.config.ts	Updated Capacitor configurations for development and general use.
config.ts, src/api/config.ts, src/store/index.js	Introduced and updated configuration constants across the project.
postcss.config.js, tailwind.config.js	Updated CSS processing with new plugins and Tailwind CSS configurations.
public/robots.txt	Allowed all user-agents complete access.
src/...	Extensive updates across React components, API handling, and utility functions, including new features and optimizations.
src/api/..., src/components/..., src/lib/..., src/pages/..., src/plugins/..., src/store/..., src/utils/...	Implemented new functionalities, refactored code, and updated dependencies and paths.

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Additional comments: 150

src/resources/style.css (1)

• 1-4: The inclusion of Tailwind CSS directives (@tailwind base;, @tailwind components;, @tailwind utilities;) is noted. Ensure that the project's build process is correctly configured to process these Tailwind CSS directives.

.fleek.json (1)

• 3-5: The updates to the Docker image, build command, and output directory in .fleek.json are consistent with the project's transition and optimization efforts. Ensure to verify the Docker image compatibility with the project's dependencies and that the build command executes successfully in the new environment.

postcss.config.js (1)

• 1-7: The update to an array-based plugins configuration in postcss.config.js, including postcss-preset-env and tailwindcss, simplifies the setup and enhances compatibility with modern CSS features. Ensure to verify the compatibility of this new configuration with the project's overall build process.

src/components/routing/index.tsx (1)

• 3-5: The addition of the handlePath function to update the application's routing state is noted. Consider adding tests to verify the function's behavior and its integration with the application's state management system.

tailwind.config.js (1)

• 1-12: Significant updates in tailwind.config.js, including content paths, theme settings, and the addition of tw-elements/dist/plugin, are aligned with the project's styling optimization efforts. Review the removal of core plugins to ensure it doesn't negatively impact styling capabilities. Also, verify the integration of tw-elements/dist/plugin with the project's existing styling.

.idea/modules.xml (1)

• 5-5: The update in module reference from cross-wallet.iml to react-webpack-capacitor.iml in .idea/modules.xml reflects the project's structural changes. Ensure that all team members update their local IDE configurations to reflect this change.

babel.config.js (1)

• 1-18: The Babel configuration updates in babel.config.js, including the use of @babel/preset-react and @babel/preset-env, are standard and beneficial for the project's build process and compatibility. Ensure that the project's build and testing environments are correctly configured to leverage these presets.

android/.idea/misc.xml (2)

• 4-6: The addition of an <output> tag specifying the output URL in the ProjectRootManager component is a good practice for defining custom build output directories. This can help in organizing compiled classes more effectively.
• 7-8: Setting the ProjectType to "Android" with an id option is essential for ensuring that the IDE correctly identifies and handles the project as an Android application. This change is aligned with best practices for Android development.

src/components/Web3.jsx (3)

• 1-1: The addition of useEffect and useRef imports from 'react' indicates that these hooks might be used in the component. However, the current changes do not show their usage. Ensure that these imports are necessary, or remove them to keep the code clean and efficient.
• 10-10: Using console.log statements can be helpful for debugging during development, but it's best to remove them before merging to production to keep the console output clean and to avoid exposing potentially sensitive information.
• 12-12: Changing the content to render a div with text "Hellooooo452" instead of an iframe element may affect the component's functionality or appearance. Ensure this change aligns with the intended user experience and functionality of the component.

android/variables.gradle (1)

• 10-11: Updating coreSplashScreenVersion to '1.0.0-rc01' and androidxWebkitVersion to '1.4.0' is a good practice for keeping dependencies up-to-date. Ensure that these new versions are compatible with the rest of the project's dependencies and have been tested thoroughly.

capacitor.config.ts (2)

• 4-6: Updating the appId, appName, and webDir in the Capacitor configuration is crucial for correctly identifying the app and specifying the directory to use as the web root. Ensure these values are accurate and align with the project's structure and naming conventions.
• 8-15: Configuring the SplashScreen and LocalNotifications plugins with specific settings such as launchShowDuration, smallIcon, iconColor, and sound is a good practice for customizing the app's behavior and appearance. Verify that the specified resources (e.g., "ic_stat_icon_config_sample", "beep.wav") exist and are correctly placed in the project.

android/.idea/deploymentTargetDropDown.xml (1)

• 4-15: Specifying a virtual device path for a Pixel 3 API 30 AVD in the deployment target configuration helps streamline the testing process by setting a default device for quick boot. Ensure that this AVD configuration aligns with the project's testing requirements and that the specified AVD is available on the development machine.

capacitor.config.dev.ts (1)

• 4-20: The updates to appId, appName, webDir, and plugin configurations for SplashScreen and LocalNotifications are consistent with the main Capacitor configuration. Additionally, specifying a server configuration with a local URL and enabling cleartext is useful for local development and testing. Ensure the local server URL is correct and that using cleartext is acceptable for your development environment's security requirements.

src/lib/CardanoModule.js (1)

• 6-19: The load method in the CardanoModule class correctly checks if the Cardano WASM library is already loaded before attempting to import it. This is a good practice for avoiding unnecessary imports and ensuring the library is loaded only once. However, the commented-out console.log statements should be removed if they are no longer needed, to keep the code clean.

src/store/index.js (3)

• 3-3: Updating the import path for configuration constants (BLOCKFROST_DEFAULT_URL, BLOCKFROST_TOKEN, SUBMIT_DEFAULT_URL) is crucial for ensuring that the store has access to the correct configuration values. Verify that the new path is correct and that the imported constants are used appropriately throughout the store.
• 12-16: Adding a router object to the store with properties for currentPath, payload, and history is a good practice for managing routing state within the application. Ensure that this new state is managed appropriately in response to navigation events.
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Changing the language value from "en" to "English" and the net value from "Testnet" to "preprod" reflects updates to the application's settings. Ensure that these new values are consistent with the application's internationalization strategy and network configuration requirements.

src/lib/config.ts (1)

• 6-6: The addition of MAINNET_NETWORK_INDEX is consistent and clear. Ensure that this constant is utilized appropriately across the codebase, especially in contexts where switching between testnet and mainnet is relevant.

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The addition of MAINNET_NETWORK_INDEX to src/lib/config.ts and its subsequent usage in src/lib/account.ts alongside TESTNET_NETWORK_INDEX confirms that the new constant is appropriately integrated into the codebase. This indicates a thoughtful consideration of network-specific logic within the application.

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src/lib/dcspark/utils.ts (1)

• 1-2: The update to relative import paths for DcSparkModule and toUnitInterval is a good practice for improving modularity. Please ensure thorough testing to verify that module resolution functions correctly with these changes.

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src/store/selectors.js (1)

• 10-10: The addition of the getRouter selector is consistent with the established pattern of creating selectors. Ensure that the router state is properly initialized and managed within the store to guarantee the correct functionality of this selector.

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android/app/capacitor.build.gradle (1)

• 12-12: The addition of implementations for various Capacitor plugins (capacitor-community-barcode-scanner, capacitor-camera, capacitor-local-notifications, and capacitor-toast) is a positive step towards enhancing the app's functionality. Ensure compatibility with the project's dependencies and thoroughly test the Android build process to confirm that these plugins function as expected.

Also applies to: 15-15, 17-17, 20-20

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src/api/background/inject/index.js (2)

• 4-11: The script injection mechanism is implemented correctly. Ensure that the script (injected.bundle.js) being injected is secure and that its functionality is thoroughly reviewed for potential security implications.

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* 24-26: The conditional check for script injection (`shouldInject`) is used correctly. However, ensure that this condition is robust enough to prevent unintended injections into inappropriate contexts.

webpack.dev.js (1)

• 5-38: The Webpack configuration for development is well-structured, including appropriate handling of SCSS files, source map generation, and environment variable management. Ensure that the .env.development file contains the correct variables for the development environment and thoroughly test the development build process.

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src/api/background/webpage/eventRegistration.js (1)

• 8-14: The switch from window.cardano.nami to window.cardano.boost for event handling is noted. Ensure that this change is consistent across the entire codebase and thoroughly test the new event handling functionality to confirm that it operates as expected.

Also applies to: 30-39

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The verification process did not find any occurrences of window.cardano.nami in the JavaScript files, suggesting that the switch to window.cardano.boost for event handling is consistent across the codebase. This change appears to have been fully implemented. Ensure thorough testing of the new event handling functionality to confirm its correct operation.

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src/i18n/index.js (1)

• 9-65: The dynamic setting of the fallback language based on settings from the database is a good enhancement for user experience. However, consider the following points for improvement:

• Performance: Fetching settings from the database on the main thread could potentially delay the initialization of i18n. If the settings fetching is slow, it might affect the app's startup time. Consider lazy loading languages or using a default setting that can be overridden once the settings are fetched.
• Error Handling: There's no error handling for the promise returned by getSettingsFromDb(). In case of a failure to fetch settings, the app might not initialize i18n properly, leading to a poor user experience. Consider adding error handling to either use a default language or retry fetching settings.
• Debug Mode: The debug: true setting is useful for development, but it should be disabled in production to avoid verbose logging in the console. Consider using an environment variable to toggle debug mode based on the environment.

android/capacitor.settings.gradle (1)

• 5-30: The addition of new modules for barcode scanning, camera, local notifications, and toast functionality in the Capacitor Android project setup is correctly implemented. Each module is properly included and its project directory is correctly set. This will enable the use of these functionalities within the Android app. Ensure that the corresponding npm packages for these Capacitor plugins are installed in the project.

src/plugins/ListPlugin.jsx (1)

• 7-36: The ListPlugin component is well-structured and provides a clear interface for accessing different functionalities. However, consider the following points for improvement:

• Accessibility: Ensure that the buttons are accessible. Adding aria-label attributes with descriptive values for each button can improve accessibility for screen reader users.
• Button Styling: The class rn-btn is used for styling the buttons. Ensure that this class is defined in the project's CSS and provides visual feedback on interaction (e.g., hover, active states).
• Function Naming: The imported functions askUserBarcode, askUserCamera, etc., are well-named, indicating their purpose. Ensure consistency in naming conventions across all plugin components.

src/utils/utils.ts (1)

• 35-44: The compareObjectsByHash function uses sha256 to compare objects by their hash values. This is a good approach for deep object comparison. However, ensure that the crypto-hash library is included in the project dependencies and consider the performance implications of hashing and stringifying objects, especially for large or deeply nested objects.

webpack.prod.js (1)

• 8-53: The production Webpack configuration is well-structured and includes essential optimizations for a production build. However, consider the following points for improvement:

• Source Maps: Consider adding source map generation for easier debugging of production issues. This can be done by setting devtool: 'source-map' or a similar option that balances build performance and debuggability.
• Environment Variables: The use of Dotenv plugin to load .env.production is a good practice. Ensure that sensitive information is not included in the environment files and is instead securely managed.
• Service Worker Configuration: The WorkboxPlugin.GenerateSW configuration is set to claim clients and skip waiting, which is good for ensuring that updates are quickly reflected to users. Ensure that the maximumFileSizeToCacheInBytes is appropriately set for your app's needs to avoid caching excessively large files.

src/db/storage.ts (3)

• 2-2: The import path for maxId has been updated. Ensure that the new path correctly points to the utils module where maxId is defined.
• 40-41: The logic for updating an object in storage by ID has been adjusted. This approach directly modifies the array using the ID as an index, which might not be safe if IDs are not sequential integers or if there are gaps. Consider using a more robust method to handle objects, such as using an object or Map for storage instead of an array.
• 84-87: The removeObject function now filters out the object by ID. This is a good approach for removing items from an array without leaving "holes". However, ensure that the ID property exists and is unique for each object in the array to prevent unintended removals.

android/app/build.gradle (3)

• 6-6: Updating the applicationId to "com.boostwallet" aligns with the project's branding. Ensure that this change is reflected across all relevant configuration files and documentation.
• 35-36: Swapping the order of dependencies should not impact the build unless there are specific ordering requirements for these libraries. However, it's good practice to keep dependencies organized and grouped by type or functionality for better readability.
• 52-52: Changing the log level from warn to info for the missing google-services.json file is appropriate. It provides clearer communication to developers about the optional nature of this configuration without implying an error state.

src/plugins/Barcode.jsx (3)

• 1-8: The imports and the Barcode function setup look correct. However, ensure that askUser is defined before it's called in Barcode to maintain readability and avoid potential hoisting issues.
• 31-34: Manipulating the document's style directly from a React component can lead to maintainability issues. Consider using state to manage visibility or classes of elements instead of directly modifying styles.
• 55-78: The checkPermission function correctly handles permission requests and outcomes. However, using confirm for redirecting users to app settings might not provide the best user experience. Consider using a more integrated approach or UI component to guide users.

src/popup/InternalPage.tsx (2)

• 1-11: The imports and setup of InternalPage.tsx look correct. Ensure that all imported components and hooks are used appropriately within the file.
• 21-40: The init function within MainRoutes is designed to fetch and set request data. However, the console.log(request); statement might log null because setRequest is asynchronous and request may not be updated immediately. Consider moving logging inside useEffect or after state updates where the updated state is guaranteed to be available.

src/api/background/webpage/index.js (2)

• 52-64: Adding debug logging to the getRewardAddress function can be helpful during development. However, consider removing or reducing the verbosity of these logs in production to avoid cluttering the console and potentially exposing sensitive information.
• 64-64: The change to return the entire result object instead of result.data in getRewardAddress alters the function's return type. Ensure that all callers of this function are updated to handle the new return type correctly.

src/plugins/LocalNotifications.jsx (1)

• 7-70: The implementation of showLocalNotification correctly requests permissions and schedules a notification if granted. However, consider handling the case where permission is denied more gracefully, possibly by providing more information or guidance to the user on how to enable notifications from the settings.

README.md (4)

• 15-15: The switch from Next.js to Webpack 5 is a significant change. Ensure that the README.md accurately reflects all necessary steps and commands for using Webpack 5, including any new dependencies or configuration files that need to be created or updated.
• 34-43: The installation and run commands are clear and concise. Consider adding a note about potential issues developers might encounter when running npm i --legacy-peer-dep and how to resolve them, as this can be a common source of confusion.
• 52-64: The instructions for deploying to different platforms are helpful. For the Chromium Extension section, it might be beneficial to add a note about the need for a manifest file and any specific configuration required for the extension to work correctly.
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The section on Livereload/Instant Refresh is useful for development. Ensure that the capacitor.config.ts file exists and is correctly configured to support this feature, as mentioned in the instructions.

src/App.tsx (4)

• 1-16: The imports and initial setup of App.tsx look correct. Ensure that all components and hooks imported are used within the file and that there are no unused imports to keep the code clean and maintainable.
• 20-26: The ROUTES constant is well-defined and provides a clear mapping of route paths to component names. This is a good practice for managing routes in a React application.
• 46-55: The use of useEffect to fetch data conditionally based on the isMounted state is a good pattern to prevent setting state on unmounted components. However, ensure that the fetchData function is implemented and used effectively within this hook.

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* 66-81: The `renderPage` function correctly renders different components based on the current route. This is a clean and efficient way to handle routing in a single-page application. Ensure that all routes are tested and that components render as expected.

src/components/AppWrapper.tsx (4)

• 20-28: Using an empty object {} as an argument to setupIonicReact might indicate that the default configuration is intended. However, if there are specific configurations needed for Ionic React setup, ensure they are included here to avoid potential issues with app behavior or performance.
• 35-42: The custom hook useIsMounted is a good practice for avoiding state updates on unmounted components. However, using @ts-ignore to bypass TypeScript checks is generally not recommended as it can hide potential type errors. If the TypeScript error is due to the React version not recognizing hooks, consider updating the type definitions or the React version.
• 64-70: Direct use of console.log for debugging purposes should be avoided in production code. Consider using a more robust logging framework or environment-dependent logging to ensure sensitive information is not exposed and to maintain clean, production-ready code.
• 107-115: The back button listener does not perform any action. If the intention is to handle the back button specifically for Android devices, ensure that the logic is correctly implemented. Otherwise, this listener might be unnecessary.

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src/components/BottomMenu.tsx (1)

• 5-10: The use of @ts-ignore to bypass TypeScript checks is generally not recommended as it can hide potential type errors. If there are issues with the types provided by the store or actions, consider defining proper TypeScript interfaces or types.

src/index.jsx (1)

• 101-116: The service worker registration is done for both service-worker.js and background.bundle.js. Ensure that both service workers are necessary and correctly configured to avoid potential conflicts or issues with caching and updates.

webpack.common.js (1)

• 91-100: The dynamic generation of manifest.json using environment variables from package.json is a clever use of Webpack. However, ensure that all necessary fields in the manifest are correctly populated and that there are no sensitive values being inadvertently included.

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src/api/blockfrost.ts (1)

• 1-1: The import statement for configuration constants has been updated. Ensure that the new path correctly points to the configuration file and that all necessary constants are available for use in this file.

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The import statement for configuration constants in src/api/blockfrost.ts correctly points to the intended configuration file, and all necessary constants (BLOCKFROST_TOKEN, NETWORK, SUBMIT_DEFAULT_URL) are available for use in this file. The verification confirms the correctness of the import path and the availability of constants as mentioned in the review comment.

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src/api/config.ts (2)

• 1-1: Updating the TARGET constant to 'boost-wallet' reflects a change in the application's focus or branding. Ensure that this change is consistent across the entire application and that any dependent functionality or configurations are updated accordingly.

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* 69-69: The update to the `testnet` URL in the `NODE` object should be verified to ensure it points to the correct Blockfrost API endpoint. Incorrect URLs can lead to failed API calls and unexpected application behavior.

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src/popup/internal.jsx (1)

• 101-129: The notification handling logic is introduced in this file. Ensure that notifications are relevant to the internal popup's functionality and that permissions are requested appropriately. Also, consider abstracting notification logic to a shared service if it's used across multiple parts of the application.

src/popup/index.jsx (1)

• 101-129: The notification handling logic is introduced in this file, similar to src/popup/internal.jsx. Ensure that notifications are relevant to the popup's functionality and that permissions are requested appropriately. Also, consider abstracting notification logic to a shared service if it's used across multiple parts of the application.

src/db/index.ts (4)

• 7-7: Creating the store with createStore(DB_NAME); outside of any function or conditional block might lead to unintended side effects if this module is imported multiple times. Consider moving this operation inside a function that ensures it's only executed once or when explicitly needed.
• 17-30: Using // @ts-ignore to bypass TypeScript checks can lead to runtime errors that are hard to debug. Consider defining proper types for your data structures to leverage TypeScript's type checking fully.
• 168-177: Returning a default value of { whitelist: [] } when no external data is found is a good fallback. However, ensure that all calling code properly handles this default structure, especially in scenarios where more complex data might be expected.
• 184-191: Consider checking if origin is a valid URL or conforms to expected patterns before adding it to the whitelist. This can help prevent potential security issues related to invalid or malicious origins.

src/api/background/config.ts (6)

• 1-2: The TARGET and SENDER constants are well-defined and clearly indicate their purpose. This is a good practice for maintaining readability and avoiding magic strings throughout the code.
• 3-22: The METHOD object is a clean way to manage API method names. Consider documenting each method briefly to improve maintainability and understanding for new developers or future reference.
• 53-61: The STORAGE object keys are well-organized. It's a good practice to keep these keys centralized to avoid typos and ensure consistency across the application.
• 67-70: The NODE URLs for mainnet and testnet are hardcoded. Ensure these URLs are kept up-to-date and consider externalizing them to a configuration file or environment variables for easier management.
• 99-108: The ERROR object provides a centralized place for error messages, which is good for consistency. However, ensure that these messages are user-friendly and localized if the application supports internationalization.
• 129-146: The APIError definitions are clear and provide useful information about each error type. This structured approach to error handling can greatly improve debugging and error reporting.

src/popup/components/Enable.tsx (6)

• 1-17: Consider organizing imports to improve readability. Grouping React-related imports, utility functions, and interfaces separately can make the code cleaner.
• 32-40: The custom hook useIsMounted is a good practice for managing component lifecycle in async operations. However, consider moving it to a separate hooks file if it's used in multiple components for better reusability and maintainability.
• 44-53: The useEffect hook correctly checks if the component is mounted before proceeding with async operations. This is a good practice to avoid setting state on an unmounted component. However, ensure that any async operations within init are properly cleaned up or canceled if the component unmounts while they are still in progress.
• 67-72: The handleConnect function correctly adds the origin to the whitelist and returns data to the controller. Ensure that addOriginToWhitelist and controller.returnData properly handle errors, and consider adding error handling here to manage any exceptions that may occur.
• 75-78: Similar to handleConnect, ensure that controller.returnData in handleCancel is equipped to handle errors gracefully. It's good practice to manage potential exceptions even in cancellation flows.
• 82-166: The JSX structure is well-organized and semantic, enhancing readability. However, ensure that all text displayed to the user, such as "Connect with Website", "Cancel", and "Connect", is internationalized using the useTranslation hook to support multiple languages.

src/components/modal/ReceiveModal.tsx (4)

• 1-14: The import statements are well-organized, but ensure that all used imports are necessary and remove any that are unused to keep the code clean and efficient.
• 22-28: The state initialization for selected is correctly derived from the account object. Ensure that the account object and its properties are always in the expected format to avoid runtime errors.
• 37-37: The QR code generation logic is concise and functional. Consider adding error handling for cases where qrImage.addData(selected) might fail due to unexpected input.
• 73-76: The handleSelectAddress function correctly updates the selected address and persists it to the database. Ensure that setSelectedAddressInDb handles errors properly, and consider adding error handling here as well.

src/lib/account.ts (6)

• 35-42: Ensure that encrypt function is properly defined and handles errors gracefully, as it's used here but not shown in the provided code.
• 57-69: The generation of stake addresses for both testnet and mainnet is done correctly. However, consider extracting this logic into a separate function for better readability and maintainability.
• 74-93: The structure for the testnetAccount object is well-defined. Ensure that all properties are correctly used throughout the application, especially mode, which seems to be a new addition.
• 94-95: Duplicating the testnetAccount object for both "preprod" and "preview" might lead to maintenance issues. Consider if this duplication is necessary or if a shared reference could be used.
• 117-118: The spread operator is used to add name and id to the account object. Ensure id is intentionally set to undefined here, as it might be an oversight.
• 152-202: The generateAddresses function correctly generates both external and internal addresses. However, consider adding error handling for the asynchronous calls within the loops to ensure robustness.

src/pages/Network.tsx (3)

• 3-17: Ensure that all imported modules and components are used within the file. Unused imports can lead to unnecessary bloat and confusion.
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The Network component is well-structured. However, consider using TypeScript interfaces or types for state variables to enhance type safety and readability.

interface Price {
  usd: number;
  eur: number;
  btc: number;
}

const [price, setPrice] = useState<Price>({ usd: 0, eur: 0, btc: 0 });

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The use of t function for translations is correct. Ensure that all translation keys used here ("stats.epoch", "stats.block", "stats.slot") are defined in your translation files.

src/api/background/inject/injected.js (3)

• 1-26: The deprecation warning function logDeprecated is a good practice. Ensure that it's called in the appropriate places to inform users of the deprecated API.
• 30-59: The implementation of injectedCip30 follows the CIP-30 standard well. Ensure that all methods are thoroughly tested, especially the experimental ones, to prevent unexpected behavior.
• 65-71: Injecting injectedCip30 into window.cardano.boost is correctly done. However, ensure that this does not conflict with other scripts or extensions that might use the same namespace.

src/components/Menu.tsx (3)

• 14-18: The onCopy function (lines 14-18) uses the writeToClipboard utility and displays a toast message upon success. This is a good use of promises and async operations. However, consider adding error handling for the promise returned by writeToClipboard to handle potential failures gracefully.
• 20-22: The openCapacitorSite function (lines 20-22) correctly uses async/await for asynchronous operations. This is a good practice for handling asynchronous code in a more readable manner. No issues here.
• 24-167: The JSX structure and class names suggest the use of Tailwind CSS for styling, which is a popular utility-first CSS framework. This is a good choice for rapid UI development. However, ensure that the class names used are consistent with your project's design system and Tailwind's configuration.

src/api/extension/index.js (2)

• 15-22: The isWhitelisted function (lines 19-22) efficiently checks if an origin is in the whitelist by retrieving the list and using includes. This is a concise and effective way to perform the check. Good use of async/await for asynchronous database access.
• 157-214: The createPopup function (lines 157-214) demonstrates a complex interaction with the Chrome Extensions API to create a popup window. It's well-structured and handles the positioning of the popup relative to the last focused window. However, consider adding error handling for the promises and the Chrome API callbacks to gracefully handle potential failures.

src/pages/Chat.tsx (2)

• 27-31: The onCopy function (lines 27-31) uses the writeToClipboard utility and displays a toast message upon success. This is a good use of promises and async operations. However, consider adding error handling for the promise returned by writeToClipboard to handle potential failures gracefully.
• 33-35: The openCapacitorSite function (lines 33-35) correctly uses async/await for asynchronous operations. This is a good practice for handling asynchronous code in a more readable manner. No issues here.

src/lib/transaction.ts (1)

• 2-11: The imports from various modules (blockfrost, @martifylabs/mesh, db, emurgo, utils, etc.) are correctly organized at the top of the file. Ensure that these modules are correctly installed and their exports are properly defined to avoid runtime errors.

src/pages/Settings.tsx (5)

• 4-4: Consider addressing the underlying TypeScript issue that necessitates the use of @ts-ignore above the import statement. Suppressing type checks can hide potential bugs and reduce codebase maintainability.
• 22-22: The SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES object is a good start for handling language selection. For scalability and maintainability, consider using a more dynamic approach if the number of supported languages grows. Additionally, reversing the key-value pairs (using language codes as keys) might simplify lookups.
• 39-39: The useIsMounted custom hook is used to track component mounting status. With React 18, consider if newer patterns (such as suspense or transitions) could eliminate the need for this pattern. Additionally, ensure its usage aligns with best practices to avoid potential issues.
• 142-142: The use of @ts-ignore within UI components, such as in the RenderSettings function, could potentially hide accessibility issues. Consider addressing the underlying TypeScript issues to ensure the UI is accessible.
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The Settings component is well-structured, but it could benefit from further decomposition into smaller components or custom hooks. This would enhance readability, maintainability, and make it easier to manage state and effects.

src/pages/Rooms.tsx (2)

• 17-18: The component Rooms lacks prop types definition. Defining prop types or using TypeScript interfaces for props enhances code readability and type safety.
• 79-84: Direct manipulation of localStorage within React components can lead to inconsistent state. Consider using a state management library or React's context API to manage state more effectively.

src/api/background/index.ts (1)

• 27-48: The handling of METHOD.getBalance involves direct manipulation of binary data (Buffer.from(value.to_bytes(), 'hex').toString('hex')). Ensure that the data manipulation is necessary and correctly implemented. Consider abstracting complex data manipulation into a utility function for better readability and reuse.

src/components/Accounts.tsx (2)

• 26-26: The Accounts component lacks prop types definition. For better type safety and readability, consider defining prop types or using TypeScript interfaces for props.
• 55-64: The useEffect hook for initializing accounts uses settings.currentAccount as a dependency but does not seem to use it within the effect. Verify if this dependency is necessary or if the effect's logic needs adjustment.

src/utils/index.jsx (12)

• 8-8: Enabling PWA by default is a significant change. Ensure that this aligns with the project's goals and that the service worker setup is thoroughly tested across different environments.
• 14-17: The implementation of a time-based dark mode feature is interesting. However, consider using more descriptive variable names for start_time and end_time to improve readability, such as darkModeStartTime and darkModeEndTime.
• 58-64: This commented-out block for registering a service worker is crucial for PWA functionality. If PWA is enabled, ensure that the service worker registration is uncommented and correctly implemented.
• 70-81: The RTL support implementation is straightforward. However, consider encapsulating this logic into a function for better modularity and to facilitate potential future expansions or adjustments.
• 97-102: Preventing default action on all anchor tags with href="#" might inadvertently affect other functionalities. Ensure this broad selector does not interfere with legitimate anchor tag behaviors elsewhere in the application.
• 109-118: The clear input functionality is a nice UX touch. However, consider adding accessibility attributes to the elements involved, such as aria-label for screen readers, to enhance accessibility.
• 120-142: The focus and blur event listeners for form controls are well-implemented. However, consider debouncing the keyup event listener to improve performance, especially if the log function's operations become more complex in the future.
• 167-187: The file upload functionality is implemented well. However, ensure that the file upload process is secure and that user-uploaded content is properly sanitized and validated to prevent security vulnerabilities.
• 193-229: The notification system seems to be well thought out. However, consider using a more centralized approach or a library to manage notifications, which could offer more flexibility and reduce boilerplate code.
• 236-270: Similar to the notification system, consider evaluating existing toast notification libraries that might offer additional features and maintainability benefits over a custom implementation.
• 281-288: The modal toggling for adding to home screen is a good feature. Ensure that the modals are accessible, including proper roles and labels for accessibility tools.
• 484-518: Activating test mode by typing a specific word is an interesting feature. Ensure that this does not conflict with any other input fields or functionalities within the application.

src/components/Send.tsx (10)

• 1-14: The refactoring of imports and adjustments to paths are well done. Ensure that all imported modules are used within the component and that there are no unresolved paths after the changes.
• 16-16: The component has been renamed from SendModal to Send. Ensure that all references to this component throughout the project have been updated to reflect the new name.

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The search for references to SendModal did not yield any results, indicating that all references to this component have likely been updated to Send as recommended. No issues were found regarding the renaming of the component.

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* 19-20: The use of the `useTranslation` hook for internationalization is a good practice. Ensure that all text displayed to the user is properly internationalized using this hook. * 49-49: It appears there's an empty event listener for the 'backButton'. If this is intentional for future use, consider adding a comment explaining its purpose. Otherwise, it might be cleaner to remove it. * 281-281: The use of `@ts-ignore` to bypass TypeScript checks is generally discouraged as it can hide potential type errors. If possible, address the underlying type issues directly or provide a more specific type assertion. * 311-314: Using Lottie for animations is a great choice for high-quality, performant animations. Ensure that the animation assets are optimized and that their usage does not significantly impact the application's load time. * 359-362: The password input field correctly toggles between text and password types for visibility. This is a good UX practice. However, ensure that the placeholder text is also internationalized for consistency. * 369-377: The button for completing the action uses internationalization for its text, which is good. However, ensure that all interactive elements have accessible names and roles for screen readers and other assistive technologies. * 436-445: The dynamic tab creation for outputs is a complex UI feature. Ensure that the tab switching and content rendering are tested across different browsers and devices for compatibility and responsiveness. * 433-453: > 📝 **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [450-472]

The form input for the address is critical for the functionality of this component. Ensure that input validation is robust, including checks for address format and existence on the blockchain, to prevent user errors.

src/utils/splide.min.jsx (1)

• 1-6: The inclusion of a minified version of Splide.js directly in the project raises a few considerations:

• Maintainability: Minified files are difficult to debug and maintain. If this library needs to be customized or updated, it would be challenging to do so directly.
• Security: Ensure that this version of Splide.js does not contain any known security vulnerabilities. Regularly check for and update to newer versions as they become available.
• Performance: While using minified versions is good for performance, consider loading this library from a CDN or using a package manager like npm or yarn to manage dependencies more effectively. This approach can also simplify updates and ensure the library version used is the latest and most secure.

Consider using a package manager to include Splide.js in your project. This method improves maintainability, security, and ease of updates.

src/pages/Home.tsx (9)

• 1-11: Consider organizing imports by grouping them (e.g., third-party libraries, local utilities, components, styles) for better readability.
• 106-108: The dependency array for useEffect includes a condition (account && account.name). It's more idiomatic to directly use account?.name to ensure the effect runs when account.name changes.
• 293-297: The onCopy function uses .then() for a promise but does not catch potential errors. It's good practice to handle promise rejections to avoid unhandled promise rejections.
• 303-369: The RenderTokens function directly accesses the account state and iterates over account.assets. Consider destructuring account at the start of the function for cleaner access to its properties. Also, ensure that account.assets is always an array to avoid runtime errors.
• 372-388: The RenderTxIcon function uses a switch statement to determine the icon based on the transaction type. This is a good use case for an object map or a function that returns the appropriate icon, which could simplify the code and improve readability.
• 390-424: The RenderActivity function calculates transaction amounts and formats dates directly within the JSX. Consider extracting these calculations into separate functions or using useMemo for performance optimization, especially if the transaction list can become large.
• 426-470: The RenderNFTs function constructs image URLs by manipulating strings directly in the JSX. For better maintainability, consider creating a utility function to handle IPFS URL transformations. Also, ensure error handling for missing or incorrect onchain_metadata.
• 503-514: The RenderAssetsTab function uses a switch statement to render different components based on the id. This is fine, but consider using an object map for cleaner code, especially if the number of cases grows.
• 568-617: The RenderMainTabs function uses the Tab.Group component from @headlessui/react to render tabs. Ensure that the defaultIndex prop is intentionally set to 1, as this affects the initial tab displayed to the user.

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Usage of @ts-ignore to bypass TypeScript checks can lead to runtime errors. If extending Moment with moment-range is necessary, consider declaring module augmentations or using @types/moment-range.

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This large async function within useEffect does a lot of work, including fetching account state, handling UTxOs, and updating account information in the database. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused functions to improve readability and maintainability.

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The HomePage function contains a large amount of JSX, including several nested components and conditional renderings. Consider breaking down this function into smaller components to improve readability and maintainability.

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The async operations within handleSelectNetwork, handleBlockfrostUrl, and handleBlockfrostToken lack explicit error handling. Consider wrapping these operations in try-catch blocks or using .catch() to handle potential errors gracefully.

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The handleSelectLanguage function lacks explicit error handling for its async operations. Consider adding a .catch() to the i18n.changeLanguage promise and wrapping the settings update logic in a try-catch block to handle errors gracefully.

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The createRoom function correctly utilizes the Meerkat library for peer-to-peer networking. Ensure that the trackers specified are secure and reliable. Consider tracking the implementation of the joinRoom and sendMessageRoom functions as future work.

Would you like me to open a GitHub issue to track the implementation of joinRoom and sendMessageRoom functions?

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Codebase Verification

Based on the script outputs, there are no explicit references to WebAssembly in the JavaScript files, nor are there any .wasm files present in the project. This suggests that the project does not currently utilize WebAssembly, making the enabling of asyncWebAssembly and syncWebAssembly in the webpack configuration unnecessary. It's advisable to reconsider these settings unless there are future plans to incorporate WebAssembly that justify their inclusion.

Analysis chain

The configuration enables both asyncWebAssembly and syncWebAssembly experiments. Ensure that WebAssembly is actually used within the project and that both modes are necessary, as enabling experimental features can have implications on compatibility and performance.

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Given the current findings, it seems there are no explicit references to WebAssembly within the JavaScript files of the project, aside from the webpack configuration itself. However, to conclusively determine the necessity of the asyncWebAssembly and syncWebAssembly settings, a further step is to search for .wasm files within the project. This will help verify if WebAssembly is being used in a manner not captured by the initial search.

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The function submitApi constructs a URL for submitting transactions but does not handle errors from the axios.post call. Consider adding error handling to provide feedback or retry mechanisms in case of network issues or API errors.

- }).then( response => {
+ }).then(response => {
    return response.data;
- }).catch(error => {
-   console.log(error);
+ }).catch(error => {
+   console.error("Error submitting transaction:", error);
+   throw error;
});

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The error handling for chunk loading failures is repeated here, similar to src/index.jsx. Consider abstracting this logic into a shared module or service to avoid code duplication and ensure consistency across different parts of the application.

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The error handling for chunk loading failures is repeated here, similar to src/index.jsx and src/popup/internal.jsx. Consider abstracting this logic into a shared module or service to avoid code duplication and ensure consistency across different parts of the application.