Fixing solana network address placeholder

[kkatusic]

• When adding Solana address the wrong template is provided #4380

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced address validation to support Solana blockchain addresses.
  • Updated input placeholder to indicate address format for Solana.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved validation logic for Solana addresses to ensure accuracy.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new boolean variable isSolanaChain in the AddNewAddress.tsx component to identify if the selected blockchain is Solana. This variable influences the handleAdd function, modifying the address input placeholder to 'xxxx...xxxx' for Solana addresses while retaining existing conditions for Stellar. Additionally, the validateAddress function has been updated to validate Solana addresses using the isSolanaAddress function. The overall structure of the component remains unchanged, focusing on improving address validation for the Solana blockchain.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/components/modals/ManageProjectAddresses/AddNewAddress.tsx	- Added boolean variable isSolanaChain to check for Solana chain. - Updated placeholder for address input for Solana. - Modified validateAddress to include Solana address validation.

Poem

In the land of chains where rabbits play,
A new address blooms, bright as day.
Solana's call, a hop and a skip,
With 'xxxx...xxxx', we take a trip.
Validations dance, so swift and keen,
In our project, all is serene! 🐇✨

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• src/components/modals/ManageProjectAddresses/AddNewAddress.tsx (2 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

src/components/modals/ManageProjectAddresses/AddNewAddress.tsx (3)

51-51: LGTM: Addition of isSolanaChain variable

The introduction of the isSolanaChain variable is a good addition. It's consistent with the existing isStellarChain variable and provides a clear way to check if the selected chain is Solana. This will help in implementing Solana-specific logic throughout the component.

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Line range hint 101-110: LGTM: Updated validateAddress function with Solana support

The changes to the validateAddress function correctly implement Solana address validation. The new validation logic is well-integrated with the existing code, maintaining consistency in error handling and loading state management. The order of checks (Solana, Stellar, ETH) is logical, and the error message for invalid Solana addresses is clear and consistent with other error messages.

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Line range hint 1-190: Overall assessment: Good implementation with minor suggestions for improvement

The changes to add Solana support to the AddNewAddress component are generally well-implemented. The new isSolanaChain variable, the updates to the validateAddress function, and the modifications to the address input placeholder all contribute to better handling of Solana addresses.

The code maintains consistency with the existing structure and follows the established patterns for handling different chain types. The only suggestion for improvement is related to the placeholder logic, which could be refactored for better readability and maintainability.

Great job on expanding the functionality of this component!

[MohammadPCh]

@kkatusic Thanks My friend, LGTM