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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve significant refactoring of various components and hooks to streamline data fetching from subgraphs. The updates replace multiple queries with custom hooks like Changes
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src/hooks/useSubgraphInfo.ts (1)
6-15: LGTM: Well-implemented custom hook with good practices.The
useSubgraphInfohook is well-structured and follows React hooks best practices. It properly handles the optionalchainIdparameter and usesuseAccountto get user information. TheuseQueryconfiguration is appropriate, with a well-constructed query key and proper use of theenabledoption.Consider adding TypeScript type annotations for improved type safety:
export const useSubgraphInfo = (chainId?: number) => { const { address, chainId: accountChainId } = useAccount(); const _chainId: number | undefined = chainId || accountChainId; return useQuery<ReturnType<typeof fetchSubgraphData>, Error>({ // ... rest of the implementation }); };src/hooks/useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains.ts (1)
9-21: LGTM: Query configuration is well-structured. Consider adding error handling.The query configuration is excellent, following react-query best practices with unique keys, efficient polling, and conditional enabling. To further improve robustness, consider adding error handling and retry logic.
You could enhance the configuration by adding error handling and retry options:
return useQueries({ queries: config.CHAINS_WITH_SUBGRAPH.map(chain => ({ queryKey: ['subgraph', chain.id, address] as [ string, number, Address, ], queryFn: async () => await fetchSubgraphData(chain.id, address), staleTime: config.SUBGRAPH_POLLING_INTERVAL, enabled: !!address, + retry: (failureCount, error) => failureCount < 3 && error.status !== 404, + onError: (error) => console.error(`Error fetching subgraph data for chain ${chain.id}:`, error), })), });This addition will retry failed queries up to 3 times (except for 404 errors) and log errors to the console.
src/hooks/useSubgraphSyncInfo.ts (2)
6-10: Consider improving type safety forchainId.The hook's structure and logic look good. However, to enhance type safety, consider explicitly typing the
chainIdparameter:export const useSubgraphSyncInfo = (chainId?: number) => {This change will ensure that only numbers can be passed as the
chainIdparameter, preventing potential runtime errors.
12-24: Consider adding error logging in the catch block.The
isSyncedcalculation logic is well-implemented and optimized usinguseMemo. The error handling is good, but it could be improved by logging the error:} catch (error) { console.error('Error calculating isSynced:', error); return false; }This addition would help with debugging if issues arise in production.
src/hooks/useTokenDistroHelper.ts (1)
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19-43: LGTM: Core functionality preserved with room for improvement.The retention of the existing
useEffectlogic, including theTokenDistroHelperinstantiation and periodic updates, maintains the hook's core functionality. This is good for consistency and reliability.However, consider the following enhancement:
To improve performance and reduce unnecessary re-renders, consider memoizing the
updateHelperfunction usinguseCallback. This would ensure that the function reference remains stable across re-renders, potentially optimizing theuseEffectdependency array. Here's a suggested implementation:const updateHelper = useCallback(() => { if (regenStreamConfig) { setTokenDistroHelper( new TokenDistroHelper( sdh.getTokenDistro( regenStreamConfig?.tokenDistroAddress as string, ), ), ); } else { setTokenDistroHelper( new TokenDistroHelper(sdh.getGIVTokenDistro()), ); } }, [regenStreamConfig, sdh]); useEffect(() => { updateHelper(); // Initial update const interval = setInterval(updateHelper, 5000); return () => clearInterval(interval); }, [updateHelper]);This change would help ensure that the effect is only re-run when
updateHelperactually changes, which would be whenregenStreamConfigorsdhchange.src/components/modals/StakeLock/LockingBrief.tsx (2)
7-7: Approved: Improved data fetching approachThe switch to
useSubgraphInfocustom hook streamlines the data fetching process and removes the dependency onuseQueryanduseAccount. This change aligns with the broader refactoring effort across the application to simplify subgraph data retrieval.Consider documenting the
useSubgraphInfohook's functionality and any potential limitations to assist other developers who might use it in the future.
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1-53: Approved: Maintained component functionality with improved data fetchingThe refactoring has successfully maintained the core functionality of the
LockingBriefcomponent while improving the data fetching approach. The component's structure and rendering logic remain intact, which is a positive outcome of this refactoring effort.Consider the following suggestions to ensure the changes are fully integrated:
- Update any existing unit tests for this component to reflect the new data fetching method.
- Review and update the component's documentation or comments if they reference the old data fetching approach.
- Ensure that any parent components passing props to
LockingBriefare aware of the changes in data flow, particularly if they were previously responsible for fetching or passing account-related data.src/hooks/useGIVTokenDistroHelper.ts (1)
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23-38: LGTM: Streamlined data fetching implementation.The changes effectively simplify the data fetching process by utilizing the
useSubgraphInfohook. This aligns well with the PR objectives of streamlining subgraph data retrieval. The periodic update mechanism and cleanup are properly maintained.Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of the 5-second update interval for better code documentation:
// Update the helper every 5 seconds to reflect the latest subgraph data const interval = setInterval(updateHelper, 5000);src/components/modals/Boost/BoostModal.tsx (2)
32-32: LGTM: Simplified data fetching with new hookThe use of
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainssimplifies the data fetching logic, maintaining functionality while reducing code complexity. This is a positive change that aligns with the broader refactoring effort.Consider adding a brief comment explaining what
subgraphValuesrepresents, to enhance code readability:// Fetch subgraph data for all chains to calculate GIV power const subgraphValues = useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains();
14-14: Overall impact: Improved maintainability without functional changesThe changes to this component, particularly the introduction of
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains, successfully refactor the data fetching logic without altering the core functionality of theBoostModal. This refactoring aligns well with the PR objectives and contributes to improved code maintainability and consistency across the application.As this refactoring pattern is being applied across multiple components, consider creating a comprehensive guide or documentation for the team on how to use these new hooks effectively. This will ensure consistent implementation and make it easier for other developers to understand and maintain the codebase.
Also applies to: 32-32
src/components/menu/RewardButtonWithMenu.tsx (1)
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100-110: Consider adding error handling and loading state.While the transition to
useSubgraphInfois an improvement, there's no visible error handling or loading state management in this component. Consider adding these to improve the user experience and robustness of the component.Here's a suggested implementation:
const HeaderRewardButton = () => { const { data, isLoading, error } = useSubgraphInfo(); if (isLoading) return <LoadingSpinner />; // Implement or import a loading component if (error) return <ErrorMessage message="Failed to load balance" />; // Implement or import an error component const sdh = new SubgraphDataHelper(data); const givBalance = sdh.getGIVTokenBalance(); return ( <HBContainer> <IconGIV size={24} /> <HBContent size='Big'> {formatWeiHelper(givBalance.balance)} </HBContent> </HBContainer> ); };src/components/modals/StakeLock/LockSlider.tsx (4)
18-18: Approve changes in imports and data fetchingThe refactoring to use
useSubgraphInfosimplifies the component's data fetching logic, which is a good improvement. This change aligns with the broader refactoring effort across the application.Consider grouping related imports together for better organization. For example, you could move the new import statement next to other custom hook imports:
import { smallFormatDate } from '@/lib/helpers'; import { getUnlockDate } from '@/helpers/givpower'; import { useSubgraphInfo } from '@/hooks/useSubgraphInfo'; import config from '@/configuration'; import type { IGIVpower } from '@/types/subgraph';Also applies to: 30-32
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46-57: Extract slider configuration for better maintainabilityConsider extracting the slider configuration into a separate constant object. This would improve readability and make it easier to modify the slider's appearance in the future.
Here's an example of how you could refactor this:
const sliderConfig = { min: 0, max: maxRound, railStyle: { backgroundColor: brandColors.giv[800] }, trackStyle: { backgroundColor: brandColors.giv[200] }, handleStyle: { backgroundColor: brandColors.giv[500], border: '3px solid #F6F3FF', }, }; // In the JSX <StyledSlider {...sliderConfig} onChange={value => { const _value = Array.isArray(value) ? value[0] : value; setRound(_value); setIsChanged(true); }} value={round} />
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138-140: Use a more descriptive name for the Flex1 styled componentThe name
Flex1is not very descriptive. Consider using a more meaningful name that describes its purpose or role in the layout.For example, you could rename it to something like:
const FlexSpacer = styled.div` flex: 1; `;This makes it clearer that this component is used to create space between other elements in a flex container.
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46-57: Improve accessibility of the slider componentThe current implementation of the slider might not be fully accessible. Consider adding ARIA attributes to improve its accessibility for users with assistive technologies.
Here's an example of how you could enhance the accessibility:
<StyledSlider // ... other props aria-label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.rounds_to_lock' })} aria-valuemin={0} aria-valuemax={maxRound} aria-valuenow={round} aria-valuetext={`${round} ${formatMessage({ id: 'label.rounds' })}`} />Also, consider adding keyboard support for adjusting the slider value, if not already provided by the
rc-slidercomponent.src/components/views/userProfile/boostedTab/ProfileBoostedTab.tsx (1)
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1-238: Summary: Improved data fetching with custom hookThe changes in this file successfully refactor the subgraph data fetching logic by introducing the
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainscustom hook. This aligns with the PR objectives of streamlining data fetching from subgraphs and should improve code maintainability.Key points:
- Replaced
useQuerieswith a custom hook, simplifying the component.- The overall functionality of the component remains intact.
- This change is part of a larger refactoring effort across multiple components.
To ensure the refactoring's success:
- Verify that the new hook provides the same data structure as the previous implementation.
- Check for consistent usage of the new hook across the codebase.
- Run thorough tests to catch any potential regressions in functionality.
Consider documenting the new data fetching pattern in the project's documentation to ensure consistent usage across the team.
src/lib/subgraph/subgraphDataTransform.ts (2)
201-203: LGTM! Consider adding type safety.The new
transformIndexedBlockInfofunction is well-implemented. It safely handles potential undefined values and uses optional chaining, which is good practice.For improved type safety, consider defining an interface for the expected shape of the
infoobject:interface IndexedBlockInfo { block?: { number?: number; }; } const transformIndexedBlockInfo = (info: IndexedBlockInfo = {}): number => { return info.block?.number ?? 0; };This change would make the function's input more explicit and catch potential type-related issues earlier.
236-238: LGTM! Consider consistent naming.The new case for handling the
_metakey is well-integrated into the existingtransformSubgraphDatafunction. It correctly utilizes the newtransformIndexedBlockInfofunction to process the block number information.For consistency with other transformed properties, consider renaming the result key from
indexedBlockNumberto_meta:case key === '_meta': result['_meta'] = { indexedBlockNumber: transformIndexedBlockInfo(value) }; break;This change would maintain the structure of the original data in the transformed result, making it easier to track the source of each piece of information.
src/components/views/userProfile/ProfileOverviewTab.tsx (1)
39-39: Approve: Improved data fetching with custom hookThe replacement of
useQuerieswithuseFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainsis a good refactoring step. It simplifies the component's code and aligns with the PR's objective of streamlining subgraph data fetching.Consider adding a comment above line 116 to briefly explain what
subgraphValuescontains, enhancing code readability:// Fetch subgraph data for all chains (includes GIVpower, etc.) const subgraphValues = useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains();Also applies to: 116-116
src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVbacks.tsx (2)
55-60: LGTM: Improved state management and data fetching.The changes to use
chainIdfromuseAccountand the introduction ofuseSubgraphInfoalign well with the refactoring strategy. This simplifies network checks and streamlines data fetching.Consider extracting the network number constants to improve readability:
const OPTIMISM_NETWORK = config.OPTIMISM_NETWORK_NUMBER; const GNOSIS_NETWORK = config.GNOSIS_NETWORK_NUMBER; const dataChainId = chainId === OPTIMISM_NETWORK ? OPTIMISM_NETWORK : GNOSIS_NETWORK;
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165-305: Consider refactoringTabGIVbacksBottomin the future.While this component wasn't changed in this PR, it still uses the old data fetching method with Apollo client. To maintain consistency across the application, consider refactoring this component in the future to use the new
useSubgraphInfohook or a similar custom hook for data fetching.This would align the component with the new data handling strategy and potentially simplify its implementation.
src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVstream.tsx (2)
66-66: LGTM! Consider removing unused imports.The changes improve data fetching by using the new
useSubgraphInfohook. This aligns well with the broader refactoring across the application.Consider removing any unused imports that may have been left after this refactoring, such as the
useQueryimport if it's no longer used in this file.Also applies to: 74-75
381-381: LGTM! Consider removing unused variables.The change to use
useSubgraphInfofor fetching current values is consistent with the refactoring in other components.The 'address' variable is still being destructured from useAccount (line 380) but doesn't appear to be used in this component. Consider removing it if it's no longer needed.
src/components/cards/StakingCards/BaseStakingCard/StakingPoolInfoAndActions.tsx (3)
359-364: LGTM: Enhanced ClaimButton disabled stateThe addition of
!subgraphSyncedInfo.isSyncedto the disabled conditions improves the reliability of the ClaimButton by preventing actions when the data might be out of sync.Consider extracting the disabled logic into a separate variable for improved readability:
+const isClaimDisabled = exploited || earned === 0n || !started || !subgraphSyncedInfo.isSynced; <ClaimButton - disabled={ - exploited || - earned === 0n || - !started || - !subgraphSyncedInfo.isSynced - } + disabled={isClaimDisabled} onClick={() => setShowHarvestModal(true)} label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.harvest_rewards', })} buttonType={isGIVpower ? 'secondary' : 'primary'} />
399-400: LGTM: Improved StakeButton disabled stateThe addition of
!subgraphSyncedInfo.isSyncedto the disabled conditions enhances the StakeButton's reliability, consistent with the ClaimButton changes.For consistency with the previous suggestion, consider extracting the disabled logic:
+const isStakeDisabled = isDiscontinued || exploited || userNotStakedAmount === 0n || !subgraphSyncedInfo.isSynced; <StakeButton label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.stake', })} size='small' - disabled={ - isDiscontinued || - exploited || - userNotStakedAmount === 0n || - !subgraphSyncedInfo.isSynced - } + disabled={isStakeDisabled} onClick={() => setShowStakeModal(true)} />
418-421: LGTM: Enhanced UnstakeButton disabled stateThe addition of
!subgraphSyncedInfo.isSyncedto the disabled conditions improves the UnstakeButton's reliability, consistent with the other button changes.For consistency with the previous suggestions, consider extracting the disabled logic:
+const isUnstakeDisabled = availableStakedToken === 0n || !subgraphSyncedInfo.isSynced; <StakeButton label={formatMessage({ id: 'label.unstake', })} size='small' - disabled={ - availableStakedToken === 0n || - !subgraphSyncedInfo.isSynced - } + disabled={isUnstakeDisabled} onClick={() => setShowUnStakeModal(true)} />src/components/modals/HarvestAll.tsx (1)
259-267: Approve new event dispatching and suggest consistent applicationThe addition of the 'chainEvent' CustomEvent is a good way to notify other parts of the application about successful transactions. This can be useful for updating related components or triggering additional actions.
Consider applying this event dispatching logic consistently to both branches of the conditional (poolStakingConfig and non-poolStakingConfig) to ensure uniform behavior across different types of transactions.
// In the poolStakingConfig branch if (status) { + const event = new CustomEvent('chainEvent', { + detail: { + type: 'success', + chainId: chainId, + blockNumber: blockNumber, // Make sure to extract blockNumber as suggested in the previous comment + address: address, + }, + }); + window.dispatchEvent(event); setState(HarvestStates.CONFIRMED); } else { setState(HarvestStates.ERROR); }pages/test2.tsx (2)
26-29: Replace placeholder in 'queryFn' with actual data fetchingCurrently, the
queryFninuseQueryreturns a constant0. If this is a placeholder, consider implementing the actual data fetching logic to retrieve theinteractedBlockNumber. This ensures thatdatareflects real values and improves the usefulness of the query.
32-32: Consider removing console.log statementsIf
console.log('data', data);is used for debugging, consider removing it or using a proper logging mechanism before deploying to production.
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- pages/test2.tsx (3 hunks)
- src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVbacks.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVpower.tsx (1 hunks)
- src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVstream.tsx (4 hunks)
- src/components/cards/StakingCards/BaseStakingCard/StakingPoolInfoAndActions.tsx (6 hunks)
- src/components/cards/StakingCards/GIVpowerCard/GIVpowerCardIntro.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/controller/subgraph.ctrl.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/givfarm/RegenStreamCard.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/menu/RewardButtonWithMenu.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/menu/RewardItems.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/modals/Boost/BoostModal.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/modals/GIVdropHarvestModal.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/modals/HarvestAll.tsx (1 hunks)
- src/components/modals/StakeLock/LockSlider.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/modals/StakeLock/LockingBrief.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/modals/StakeLock/TotalGIVpowerBox.tsx (1 hunks)
- src/components/views/claim/cards/Govern.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/views/claim/cards/Stake.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/views/userProfile/ProfileOverviewTab.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/components/views/userProfile/boostedTab/EmptyPowerBoosting.tsx (1 hunks)
- src/components/views/userProfile/boostedTab/ProfileBoostedTab.tsx (2 hunks)
- src/hooks/useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains.ts (1 hunks)
- src/hooks/useGIVTokenDistroHelper.ts (2 hunks)
- src/hooks/useInteractedBlockNumber.ts (1 hunks)
- src/hooks/useStakingPool.ts (2 hunks)
- src/hooks/useSubgraphInfo.ts (1 hunks)
- src/hooks/useSubgraphSyncInfo.ts (1 hunks)
- src/hooks/useTokenDistroHelper.ts (2 hunks)
- src/lib/subgraph/subgraphDataTransform.ts (2 hunks)
- src/lib/subgraph/subgraphQueryBuilder.ts (2 hunks)
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src/hooks/useInteractedBlockNumber.ts (2)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are correctly defined and necessary.The import statements are concise and include only the required dependencies for the hook's functionality.
1-11: Overall assessment: Well-structured hook with potential implementation concernsThe
useInteractedBlockNumberhook is well-structured and follows React conventions. However, there are concerns about its current implementation:
- The query function always returns 0, which may not reflect real-world usage.
- The Infinity stale time might not be suitable for all use cases.
These issues should be addressed to ensure the hook functions as intended within the larger system.
To better understand the context and usage of this hook, let's examine the SubgraphController component mentioned in the AI summary:
#!/bin/bash # Search for the SubgraphController component rg -A 20 "SubgraphController.*=.*" src/components/controller/subgraph.ctrl.tsxsrc/hooks/useSubgraphInfo.ts (2)
1-4: LGTM: Imports look good and are properly utilized.The imports are correctly bringing in the necessary dependencies for the hook's functionality.
1-15: Overall, excellent implementation of theuseSubgraphInfohook.This new custom hook centralizes subgraph data fetching, which should improve code maintainability and consistency across the application. The implementation follows React and TypeScript best practices, with good use of React Query and Wagmi hooks.
A few minor suggestions have been made for further improvement, but the overall structure and functionality of the hook are solid. Great job on this addition!
src/hooks/useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains.ts (3)
1-5: LGTM: Import statements are well-organized and follow best practices.The import statements are concise, use named imports where appropriate, and follow the project's conventions for import paths.
7-9: LGTM: Hook implementation is clear and follows best practices.The
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainshook is well-named and efficiently combinesuseAccountwithuseQueriesto fetch subgraph data for all chains.
1-21: Great implementation that aligns well with PR objectives.This new
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainshook effectively streamlines data fetching from subgraphs across multiple chains. It's well-implemented, following React and react-query best practices, and will significantly simplify data management across the application. This aligns perfectly with the PR's goal of enhancing code clarity and maintainability.The only suggestion for improvement is to add error handling and retry logic, as mentioned in the previous comment. Otherwise, this is a solid addition to the codebase.
src/hooks/useSubgraphSyncInfo.ts (3)
1-4: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and necessary.The imports are correctly structured, with external libraries first followed by local imports. All imported items are used in the hook, maintaining a clean and efficient import structure.
26-30: LGTM: Return statement is concise and provides all necessary data.The hook returns an object with all the relevant information:
isSynced,interactedBlockNumber, andindexedBlockNumber. This structure allows consumers of the hook to access all the necessary data easily.
1-31: Overall, excellent implementation of theuseSubgraphSyncInfohook.This new hook effectively combines data from multiple sources to determine if the subgraph is synced, which is crucial for the PR's objective of disabling actions when data is not synced. The implementation is well-structured, uses React hooks effectively, and follows best practices.
The hook's return value, particularly the
isSyncedboolean, will be valuable for components that need to make decisions based on the subgraph's sync status, such as theStakingPoolInfoAndActionscomponent mentioned in the summary.Minor suggestions for improvement:
- Add explicit typing for the
chainIdparameter.- Implement error logging in the
isSyncedcalculation.These changes will further enhance the robustness and maintainability of the code.
src/hooks/useTokenDistroHelper.ts (3)
5-5: LGTM: Import changes align with new data fetching approach.The addition of
useSubgraphInfoand removal ofuseAccountare consistent with the refactoring to streamline data fetching from subgraphs.
14-14: LGTM: Simplified data fetching with useSubgraphInfo.The replacement of
useQuerywithuseSubgraphInfostreamlines the data fetching process and aligns with the broader refactoring effort. This change should improve code maintainability and consistency across the application.
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1-43: Overall: Successful refactoring with minor improvement suggestion.The changes to
useTokenDistroHelpersuccessfully implement the broader refactoring strategy of streamlining data fetching from subgraphs. The core functionality is preserved while simplifying the hook's implementation. The use ofuseSubgraphInfoaligns with the project's direction and should improve maintainability.To further enhance the hook, consider the
useCallbackoptimization suggested earlier. This would be a minor but valuable improvement to the already solid implementation.src/components/modals/StakeLock/LockingBrief.tsx (1)
21-22: Approved: Simplified data fetching logicThe use of
useSubgraphInfowith a fixed network number simplifies the data fetching process. However, this change might affect the component's reactivity to user account changes.Please verify that the component still updates correctly when the user switches accounts. You can use the following script to check for any remaining references to account-based queries in this file:
src/hooks/useGIVTokenDistroHelper.ts (2)
5-5: LGTM: Import changes align with new implementation.The addition of
useSubgraphInfoimport and removal of unused imports improve code cleanliness and reflect the updated hook implementation.
20-20: LGTM: Improved type safety for function parameter.The explicit type declaration for the
holdparameter enhances type safety and code readability while maintaining the existing default value.src/hooks/useStakingPool.ts (2)
11-11: LGTM: Import of new custom hook.The addition of
useSubgraphInfoimport aligns with the broader refactoring effort to streamline data fetching from subgraphs.
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1-76: Overall: Good refactoring, verify impact on dependent components.The changes to
useStakingPoolare part of a larger refactoring effort to streamline data fetching from subgraphs. The replacement ofuseQuerywithuseSubgraphInfosimplifies the code and should improve maintainability. However, it's crucial to ensure that this change doesn't inadvertently affect the behavior of components relying on this hook.To ensure the refactoring hasn't introduced any regressions:
- Review and update unit tests for this hook if they exist.
- Manually test components that use
useStakingPoolto verify they still function as expected.- Consider adding integration tests if they don't already exist to catch any potential issues in the data flow.
#!/bin/bash # Description: Find components using useStakingPool for manual testing echo "Components using useStakingPool:" rg -n "useStakingPool\(" --type tsxsrc/components/modals/StakeLock/TotalGIVpowerBox.tsx (4)
16-16: Approve import changes: Shift to custom hook for subgraph data fetchingThe introduction of
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainsand removal ofuseQueriesreflects a positive shift towards using a custom hook for subgraph data fetching. This change aligns with the broader refactoring effort mentioned in the PR summary, potentially improving code maintainability and consistency across the application.
22-22: Approve use of custom hook: Simplified subgraph data fetchingThe replacement of
useQuerieswithuseFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainsstreamlines the data fetching process. This change enhances code readability and maintainability by encapsulating the complexity of fetching subgraph data for multiple chains within a custom hook.
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1-108: Summary: Successful refactoring with a minor performance considerationThe changes in this file successfully implement the refactoring strategy outlined in the PR objectives. The shift to using
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainsaligns with the broader effort to streamline data fetching across the application. The core functionality of theTotalGIVpowerBoxcomponent remains intact, which is positive.Key points:
- The custom hook improves code maintainability and consistency.
- The component's logic and error handling remain robust.
- There's a potential performance optimization opportunity regarding re-renders.
Overall, these changes represent a positive step in improving the application's architecture. The only action item is to address the potential re-render issue highlighted in the TODO comment.
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50-50: Address TODO comment: Potential unnecessary re-rendersThe TODO comment raises a valid concern about potential unnecessary re-renders. To address this:
- Evaluate if all dependencies in the
useEffecthook's dependency array are necessary.- Consider memoizing the
subgraphValuesif they're complex objects to prevent unnecessary re-renders.- Use the React DevTools Profiler to measure the impact of these dependencies on component re-renders.
To help investigate this issue, you can run the following command to check for other usages of
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainsand how they handle potential re-renders:src/components/modals/Boost/BoostModal.tsx (1)
14-14: LGTM: Import change aligns with refactoring strategyThe introduction of
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainshook and removal offetchSubgraphDataimport aligns well with the overall refactoring strategy to streamline data fetching from subgraphs. This change enhances code modularity and maintainability.src/components/cards/StakingCards/GIVpowerCard/GIVpowerCardIntro.tsx (3)
43-44: Approve logic change and verify component behavior.The switch to
useSubgraphInfosimplifies the data fetching logic and removes the direct dependency on user account information. This change is consistent with the broader refactoring effort and should improve code maintainability.To ensure the component behavior remains correct after this change, please verify the following:
- The
SubgraphDataHelperis still instantiated correctly with the data fromuseSubgraphInfo.- The
getUserGIVLockedBalance()method is called and returns the expected result.- The component renders correctly with the fetched data.
You may want to add unit tests or update existing ones to cover these scenarios.
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1-138: Summary: Approved changes align with refactoring objectives.The modifications to
GIVpowerCardIntro.tsxare consistent with the broader refactoring effort mentioned in the PR objectives and AI summary. The changes improve code consistency and maintainability by streamlining the data fetching process. No apparent issues or inconsistencies were found.Key points:
- Replaced
useQuerywith a customuseSubgraphInfohook.- Removed direct dependency on user account information.
- Maintained existing functionality while simplifying the implementation.
These changes should contribute to a more maintainable and efficient codebase.
25-25: Approve import change and verify new hook implementation.The shift from
useQueryanduseAccounttouseSubgraphInfoaligns with the broader refactoring effort to streamline subgraph data fetching. This change should improve code maintainability and consistency across components.To ensure the new hook is implemented correctly, please run the following script:
src/components/menu/RewardButtonWithMenu.tsx (3)
23-23: Import changes align with refactoring goals.The addition of
useSubgraphInfoand removal ofuseAccountanduseQueryimports align well with the broader refactoring effort to streamline data fetching from subgraphs. This change centralizes the subgraph data retrieval logic, potentially improving maintainability.
100-100: Simplified data fetching with useSubgraphInfo.The transition to
useSubgraphInfosuccessfully simplifies the data fetching process, aligning with the broader refactoring goals. This change enhances code clarity and maintainability by centralizing the subgraph data retrieval logic.
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1-110: Summary: Successful refactoring with room for enhancementThe changes in this file successfully contribute to the larger refactoring effort to streamline data fetching from subgraphs. The transition to
useSubgraphInfosimplifies the code and improves maintainability while preserving the core functionality of theRewardButtonWithMenucomponent.To further enhance this refactoring:
- Consider adding error handling and loading state management to improve user experience.
- Ensure that the
useSubgraphInfohook is thoroughly tested, as it now plays a central role in data fetching across multiple components.- Update the component's documentation to reflect these changes, if applicable.
Overall, these changes represent a positive step towards a more maintainable and efficient codebase.
src/components/views/userProfile/boostedTab/ProfileBoostedTab.tsx (2)
40-40: LGTM! Verify data structure and usage consistency.The simplification of subgraph data fetching using
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainsimproves code maintainability. However, we should ensure that the new implementation provides the same data structure and functionality as the previous one.Let's verify the consistency of the data structure and its usage:
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31-31: LGTM! Verify the implementation of the new custom hook.The change from
useQueriestouseFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainsaligns with the refactoring effort mentioned in the PR summary. This abstraction should simplify subgraph data fetching across the application.To ensure consistency, let's verify the implementation and usage of this new hook:
src/lib/subgraph/subgraphQueryBuilder.ts (3)
16-23: LGTM: New methodgetIndexedBlockQuerylooks good.The new static method
getIndexedBlockQueryis well-implemented. It follows the existing coding style and correctly constructs a GraphQL query to retrieve the block number from the_metafield.
245-245: LGTM: Integration ofgetIndexedBlockQueryingetChainQuery.The new
getIndexedBlockQueryis correctly integrated into thegetChainQuerymethod. Its placement at the beginning of the query string is appropriate, and it doesn't interfere with the existing functionality.
16-23: Request for clarification: Purpose of the new indexed block query.The addition of the
getIndexedBlockQueryand its integration intogetChainQueryis well-implemented. However, it would be helpful to understand the purpose of this new query:
- Why is the indexed block information needed?
- How will this information be used in the application?
Consider adding a comment to explain the purpose of this query, which would improve the code's maintainability and help future developers understand its importance.
To better understand the context, let's check for any related changes or usage of this new query:
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src/lib/subgraph/subgraphDataTransform.ts (1)
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201-238: Overall, the changes look good and enhance subgraph data handling.The addition of
transformIndexedBlockInfoand the modification totransformSubgraphDataimprove the handling of indexed block information, aligning well with the PR's objective of streamlining subgraph data fetching.To ensure these changes are properly integrated, let's verify the usage of
indexedBlockNumberin other parts of the codebase:This script will help identify where the new
indexedBlockNumberis being used and if there are any instances of_metathat might need to be updated to use the new transformation.✅ Verification successful
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indexedBlockNumberis correctly integrated and_metahas been removed.
indexedBlockNumberis used in:
src/hooks/useSubgraphSyncInfo.tssrc/lib/subgraph/subgraphDataTransform.ts- No remaining usages of
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src/components/views/userProfile/ProfileOverviewTab.tsx (1)
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1-285: LGTM: Focused refactoring with minimal impactThe changes are focused on improving data fetching while maintaining the component's existing functionality. The rest of the component remains unchanged, which is good for maintaining stability.
To ensure the refactoring didn't introduce any regressions, please verify that:
- The
ProfileOverviewTabcomponent renders correctly with the new data fetching method.- The GIVpower values are displayed accurately.
- The component's behavior remains the same as before the changes.
You can use the following script to check for any unexpected changes in the component's rendering or behavior:
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The verification scripts did not find any errors or unexpected changes in the
ProfileOverviewTabcomponent. All data fetching and sub-component renderings are functioning as expected.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/components/views/claim/cards/Govern.tsx (4)
37-37: LGTM: New hook import for subgraph data fetching.The import of
useSubgraphInfoaligns with the refactoring effort to streamline data fetching from subgraphs.
113-113: LGTM: Replaced query with custom hook for subgraph data.The use of
useSubgraphInfosimplifies the data fetching process. However, please ensure that thegnosisValuesobject returned by this hook provides all the necessary data that was previously fetched usinguseQuery.#!/bin/bash # Verify the usage of 'gnosisValues' in the component rg '\bgnosisValues\b' src/components/views/claim/cards/Govern.tsx
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37-113: Overall: Good refactoring, suggest thorough testing.The changes in this file align well with the broader refactoring effort to streamline data fetching and improve code maintainability. The introduction of the
useSubgraphInfohook and the simplification of account data usage are positive improvements.To ensure the refactoring hasn't introduced any regressions:
- Verify that all functionality previously dependent on the
chainvariable still works correctly.- Confirm that the
gnosisValuesobject provides all necessary data previously fetched viauseQuery.- Conduct thorough testing of the
GovernCardcomponent to ensure it behaves as expected with these changes.#!/bin/bash # List all files that import or use GovernCard to identify potential areas for integration testing rg -l 'GovernCard' src/
111-111: LGTM: Simplified account hook usage.The change to directly extract
chainIdaligns with the refactoring effort. However, please verify that the removal of thechainvariable doesn't impact any other part of the component.src/components/views/claim/cards/Stake.tsx (4)
35-35: LGTM: Import statements updated to use custom hook.The changes in the import statements reflect the shift from using
useQueryanduseAccountto a customuseSubgraphInfohook. This aligns with the overall refactoring strategy mentioned in the PR summary, which aims to streamline data fetching from subgraphs.
97-98: LGTM: Data fetching logic simplified using custom hook.The implementation now uses
useSubgraphInfofor both Gnosis and Mainnet networks, replacing the previous separate queries. This change simplifies the data fetching logic and aligns with the PR's objective of streamlining subgraph data access.
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133-133: LGTM: APR calculation logic updated to use new data sources.The APR calculation logic has been updated to use the new data sources (
gnosisValuesandmainnetValues) from theuseSubgraphInfohook. The additional check ensures that APR is calculated only when data from both networks is available, improving the robustness of the calculation.
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1-270: Overall assessment: Changes improve code maintainability and align with PR objectives.The modifications in this file successfully refactor the data fetching mechanism to use the custom
useSubgraphInfohook. This change:
- Simplifies the component's data fetching logic.
- Improves code maintainability by centralizing subgraph data access.
- Aligns with the PR's objective of streamlining data fetching from subgraphs.
The core functionality of the
InvestCardcomponent remains intact, with the APR calculation logic updated to work with the new data sources. These changes contribute to a more efficient and maintainable codebase.src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVbacks.tsx (3)
47-47: LGTM: New hook import aligns with refactoring strategy.The addition of the
useSubgraphInfohook import is consistent with the overall refactoring strategy to improve data fetching from subgraphs.
104-104: LGTM: Consistent use ofchainId.The update to use
chainIdin thenetworkprop ofGIVbackRewardCardmaintains consistency with the earlier changes and ensures the component receives the correct network information.
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1-305: Summary: Successful refactoring with room for future improvements.The changes in this file successfully implement the refactoring strategy to improve data fetching and state management. The introduction of the
useSubgraphInfohook and the consistent use ofchainIdenhance code clarity and maintainability.Key improvements:
- Simplified network configuration checks
- Streamlined data fetching with
useSubgraphInfo- Consistent use of
chainIdacross the componentWhile the
TabGIVbacksTopcomponent has been successfully refactored, theTabGIVbacksBottomcomponent still uses the old data fetching method. Consider refactoring this component in a future PR to fully align the file with the new data handling strategy.Overall, these changes contribute positively to the codebase's quality and consistency.
src/components/givfarm/RegenStreamCard.tsx (4)
39-39: LGTM: Import of custom hook for subgraph data.The addition of the
useSubgraphInfohook import aligns with the PR objective of streamlining data fetching from subgraphs. This change should improve code organization and reusability.
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1-467: Summary of changes in RegenStreamCard.tsxThe changes in this file align well with the PR objectives:
- Introduction of
useSubgraphInfohook simplifies data fetching.- Removal of
addressfromuseAccountdestructuring potentially simplifies the component's logic.- Replacement of
useQuerywithuseSubgraphInfostreamlines subgraph data handling.These changes should improve code maintainability and organization. However, please ensure to run the provided verification scripts to confirm that no functionality has been inadvertently broken and that all necessary data is still being fetched and used correctly.
67-67: Verify data completeness with newuseSubgraphInfohook.The replacement of
useQuerywithuseSubgraphInfosimplifies the data fetching logic and aligns with the PR objective. This change should improve code maintainability. However, please ensure that all necessary data is still being fetched and used correctly throughout the component.To verify this change, please run the following script:
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useSubgraphInfohook.The replacement of
useQuerywithuseSubgraphInfohas been successfully verified. All necessary data is being fetched and utilized correctly within the component.🏁 Scripts executed
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65-65: Verify removal ofaddressfromuseAccountdestructuring.The change to only destructure
chainfromuseAccountaligns with simplifying the component's logic. However, please ensure that removingaddressdoesn't inadvertently break any functionality within this component or its children.To verify this change, please run the following script:
src/components/modals/GIVdropHarvestModal.tsx (4)
44-44: LGTM: New hook import for improved data fetching.The addition of the
useSubgraphInfohook aligns with the PR's objective of streamlining data fetching from subgraphs. This change enhances code maintainability and consistency across components.
82-82: LGTM: Consistent use ofchainIdfromuseAccounthook.The change from
chaintochainIdin the destructured output ofuseAccountimproves consistency across components. This update aligns with the broader refactoring effort mentioned in the PR summary.
83-83: LGTM: Simplified data fetching withuseSubgraphInfo.The replacement of the query with
useSubgraphInfohook simplifies the data fetching logic. This change is in line with the PR's objective of streamlining subgraph data retrieval, potentially improving performance and reducing code complexity.
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chainIdusage improve code consistency and maintainability. However, it's crucial to ensure these changes haven't inadvertently affected the component's functionality.Please run the following script to check for any regressions in the
GIVdropHarvestModalcomponent:src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVstream.tsx (2)
175-175: LGTM! Consistent use of useSubgraphInfo.The change to use
useSubgraphInfofor fetching current values is consistent with the refactoring in other components.
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1-489: Overall, the changes improve code consistency and simplify data fetching.The refactoring to use
useSubgraphInfoacross all components in this file aligns well with the broader modifications mentioned in the PR summary. These changes should enhance maintainability and readability of the codebase.To ensure that all instances of
useQueryhave been replaced and there are no leftover imports, run the following script:src/components/cards/StakingCards/BaseStakingCard/StakingPoolInfoAndActions.tsx (2)
57-57: LGTM: Subgraph sync status integrationThe addition of
useSubgraphSyncInfohook enhances the component's ability to manage data synchronization state. This change aligns well with the overall effort to improve data handling across the application.Also applies to: 91-91
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1-545: Overall: Consistent integration of subgraph sync statusThe changes in this file effectively integrate the subgraph synchronization status across multiple interactive elements. This enhancement improves the reliability of user interactions and aligns well with the broader refactoring efforts to streamline data handling in the application.
Consider implementing the suggested readability improvements for consistency across the component.
src/components/modals/HarvestAll.tsx (1)
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1-724: Overall assessment: Positive changes with room for consistency improvementsThe changes to the
HarvestAllModalcomponent, particularly in theonHarvestfunction, are generally positive. They provide more detailed transaction information and introduce event dispatching for better inter-component communication. To further improve the code:
- Apply the
blockNumberextraction consistently across all transaction types.- Implement the 'chainEvent' dispatching for all successful transactions, regardless of the transaction type.
These consistency improvements will enhance the overall reliability and maintainability of the component.
src/components/views/userProfile/boostedTab/EmptyPowerBoosting.tsx (1)
14-14: Importing the custom hook correctlyThe
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainshook is correctly imported from the appropriate path.src/components/controller/subgraph.ctrl.tsx (3)
3-7: Imports are appropriately addedThe new imports for
useQueryClient,fetchLatestIndexedBlock,useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains, anduseInteractedBlockNumberare correctly introduced and align with their usage in the component.
10-10: Destructure 'chain' alongside 'address' fromuseAccountIncluding both
addressandchainfrom theuseAccount()hook allows for better management of account and chain-specific data, which is necessary for subsequent operations.
39-42: Consistently update the query cache withsetQueryDataUsing
queryClient.setQueryDatato update the'interactedBlockNumber'cache with the newblockNumberis appropriate. Ensure that the query key['interactedBlockNumber', eventChainId]is used consistently throughout the application to prevent cache inconsistencies.You can verify the consistency of the query key across the codebase with the following script:
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queryClient.setQueryDatause the'interactedBlockNumber'query key with appropriate chain ID variables, ensuring cache consistency across the application.🏁 Scripts executed
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pages/test2.tsx (6)
2-2: Importing 'useQuery' and 'useQueryClient'The import statement correctly adds
useQueryanduseQueryClientfrom@tanstack/react-query.
17-17: Importing custom hook 'useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains'Properly importing the custom hook for subgraph data fetching.
22-22: Initializing 'queryClient'Correctly initializing
queryClientusinguseQueryClient().
23-23: Verify destructuring of 'chain' from 'useAccount'While
useAccount()providesaddress, ensure thatchainis indeed part of its return value. In some versions ofwagmi,chainis retrieved usinguseNetwork(). Confirm thatchainis correctly obtained here.
24-24: Using 'useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains' hookAppropriately utilizing the custom hook to fetch subgraph data.
129-144: New UI elements for displaying and updating query dataThe added UI effectively displays the
datafrom the query and allows updating the query data usingqueryClient.setQueryData. This enhances interactivity and aligns with the desired user experience.src/components/menu/RewardItems.tsx (2)
39-39: Import ofuseSubgraphInfois correctThe addition of
useSubgraphInfofrom the custom hook is appropriate.
58-58: Usage ofuseSubgraphInfohook is appropriateThe use of
useSubgraphInfo()without parameters is correct if the hook internally handles the required context.src/components/GIVeconomyPages/GIVpower.tsx (1)
63-63: Import statement updated appropriatelyThe import of
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainsfrom'@/hooks/useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains'is correct and aligns with the updated data fetching approach.
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src/components/controller/subgraph.ctrl.tsx (4)
14-15: LGTM: New hooks introduced for improved data managementThe introduction of
useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChainsanduseInteractedBlockNumberaligns with the refactoring strategy, consolidating data fetching and management logic.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of each hook for improved code readability:
// Fetch subgraph data for all chains useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains(); // Manage the interacted block number useInteractedBlockNumber();
39-42: LGTM: Interacted block number update addedThe addition of
queryClient.setQueryDatafor updating the interacted block number is consistent with the new data management approach.Consider adding a type check for
blockNumberto ensure it's a valid number:if (typeof blockNumber === 'number') { queryClient.setQueryData( ['interactedBlockNumber', eventChainId], blockNumber ); } else { console.warn(`Invalid block number received: ${blockNumber}`); }This will help prevent potential issues if an invalid block number is received.
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17-95: LGTM: Event handling and polling mechanism updatedThe changes to the
handleEventfunction and theuseEffecthook successfully adapt the existing functionality to the new data fetching approach. The use ofrefetchedChainsRefis a good optimization to prevent unnecessary refetches.Consider extracting the
pollLatestBlockfunction outside of theuseEffecthook to improve readability:const pollLatestBlock = async (eventChainId: number, blockNumber: number, eventAddress: Address) => { const latestBlockNumber = await fetchLatestIndexedBlock(eventChainId); console.log('event latestBlockNumber', latestBlockNumber); if (latestBlockNumber >= blockNumber && !refetchedChainsRef.current.has(eventChainId)) { refetchedChainsRef.current.add(eventChainId); console.log('event Refetching queries for chain', latestBlockNumber, blockNumber); queryClient.refetchQueries({ queryKey: ['subgraph', eventChainId, eventAddress], }); } else { // Schedule next check if condition is not met pollingTimeoutsRef.current[eventChainId] = setTimeout( () => pollLatestBlock(eventChainId, blockNumber, eventAddress), 2000 ); } }; // Then in the useEffect: if (type === 'success' && eventChainId) { // ... existing code ... pollingTimeoutsRef.current[eventChainId] = setTimeout( () => pollLatestBlock(eventChainId, blockNumber, eventAddress), 3000 ); }This change would make the code more modular and easier to maintain.
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1-101: Overall LGTM: Successful refactoring to new data management approachThe changes in this file successfully implement the new data fetching and management strategy using custom hooks. The event handling and polling mechanism have been updated to work seamlessly with this new approach.
To improve documentation and make the purpose of this component clearer, consider adding a brief comment at the top of the file explaining its role in managing subgraph data and handling chain events:
/** * SubgraphController * * This component manages subgraph data fetching and synchronization across multiple chains. * It listens for chain events, updates the interacted block number, and triggers data refetching * when necessary to ensure the application has the most up-to-date subgraph data. */This addition would help other developers quickly understand the purpose and importance of this component within the application.
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3-7: LGTM: Import statements updated to reflect new data fetching approachThe new imports align with the refactoring described in the PR summary, introducing custom hooks for more efficient data management across chains.
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src/components/RewardCard.tsx (2)
67-67: LGTM: Hook usage is correct. Consider adding error handling.The
useSubgraphSyncInfohook is correctly used with thenetworkprop. The naming is clear and descriptive.Consider adding error handling or a fallback value in case the hook fails or returns unexpected data:
const subgraphSyncedInfo = useSubgraphSyncInfo(network) || { isSynced: false };
137-140: LGTM: Button disabled state logic improved. Consider extracting the condition.The addition of
!subgraphSyncedInfo.isSyncedto thedisabledprop is a good improvement to prevent actions on outdated data.For improved readability, consider extracting the condition into a separate variable:
const isButtonDisabled = liquidAmount === 0n || !subgraphSyncedInfo.isSynced; <ActionButton label={actionLabel} onClick={actionCb} buttonType='primary' disabled={isButtonDisabled} />This would make the component more readable and the condition reusable if needed elsewhere.
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src/components/RewardCard.tsx (2)
28-28: LGTM: New hook import looks good.The import statement for
useSubgraphSyncInfois correctly formatted and follows React's hook naming conventions.
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1-240: Overall, the changes improve the RewardCard component.The addition of the
useSubgraphSyncInfohook and its integration into theActionButton's disabled state logic enhances the component's functionality. It now prevents actions when the subgraph data is not synced, which is a good practice for data integrity.A few minor suggestions have been made for improved error handling and code readability, but these are not critical issues. The changes are well-implemented and align with React best practices.
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Release Notes
New Features
useSubgraphInfo,useFetchSubgraphDataForAllChains, anduseInteractedBlockNumberfor streamlined data fetching.Bug Fixes
Refactor
useQuerieswith a single hook approach to simplify data fetching logic.Documentation