fix: web3auth env. var. #126
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces modifications to environment variable handling within the Docker workflow, the README, and the application code. Specifically, it removes several outdated variables and introduces new ones related to Web3 authentication and network configuration. The changes ensure that the application uses updated variables while maintaining the existing workflow structure and application logic. Changes
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42-43: LGTM! Appropriate security contexts used
The environment variables are correctly configured:
WEB3AUTH_NETWORKusesvarscontext as it's not sensitiveWEB3AUTH_CLIENT_IDusessecretscontext for sensitive data
pages/_app.tsx (1)
152-154: Verify removal of old environment variable and network configurations
Let's ensure all references to the old environment variable have been updated and network configurations are consistent.
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Let me gather more information about the Web3Auth configuration to ensure completeness of the verification.
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Based on the verification results, I can now provide a final response:
Web3Auth configuration is correctly implemented
The verification shows:
- No references to old environment variable
NEXT_PUBLIC_WEB3_CLIENT_IDwere found - Web3Auth network configuration is properly set using
NEXT_PUBLIC_WEB3AUTH_NETWORKandNEXT_PUBLIC_WEB3AUTH_CLIENT_ID - The implementation in
_app.tsxcorrectly uses these environment variables with appropriate fallbacks
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components/admins/modals/validatorModal.tsx (1)
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85-108: Add error handling to the transaction flowThe transaction handling logic lacks proper error handling. Consider adding try-catch blocks and cleanup logic.
Here's a suggested improvement:
const handleUpdate = async (values: { power: string }) => { setIsSigning(true); - const msgSetPower = setPower({ - sender: admin ?? '', - validatorAddress: validator.operator_address, - power: BigInt(values.power), - unsafe: isUnsafe, - }); - - const anyMessage = Any.fromPartial({ - typeUrl: msgSetPower.typeUrl, - value: MsgSetPower.encode(msgSetPower.value).finish(), - }); - - const groupProposalMsg = submitProposal({ - groupPolicyAddress: admin, - messages: [anyMessage], - metadata: '', - proposers: [userAddress ?? ''], - title: `Update the Voting Power of ${validator.description.moniker}`, - summary: `This proposal will update the voting power of ${validator.description.moniker} to ${values.power}`, - exec: 0, - }); - - const fee = await estimateFee(userAddress ?? '', [groupProposalMsg]); - await tx([groupProposalMsg], { - fee, - onSuccess: () => { - setIsSigning(false); - }, - }); - setIsSigning(false); + try { + const msgSetPower = setPower({ + sender: admin ?? '', + validatorAddress: validator.operator_address, + power: BigInt(values.power), + unsafe: isUnsafe, + }); + + const anyMessage = Any.fromPartial({ + typeUrl: msgSetPower.typeUrl, + value: MsgSetPower.encode(msgSetPower.value).finish(), + }); + + const groupProposalMsg = submitProposal({ + groupPolicyAddress: admin, + messages: [anyMessage], + metadata: '', + proposers: [userAddress ?? ''], + title: `Update the Voting Power of ${validator.description.moniker}`, + summary: `This proposal will update the voting power of ${validator.description.moniker} to ${values.power}`, + exec: 0, + }); + + const fee = await estimateFee(userAddress ?? '', [groupProposalMsg]); + await tx([groupProposalMsg], { + fee, + onSuccess: () => { + setIsSigning(false); + }, + onError: (error) => { + console.error('Transaction failed:', error); + // Optionally show error to user via toast/alert + }, + }); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to update validator power:', error); + // Optionally show error to user via toast/alert + } finally { + setIsSigning(false); + } };hooks/useRpcQueryClient.ts (1)
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1-21: Consider adding error handling for configuration issues.While the current implementation handles undefined URLs via the enabled property, consider adding more detailed error messages or logging when configuration is missing or invalid.
Example enhancement:
export const useRpcQueryClient = () => { + if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' && !env.rpcUrl) { + console.warn('RPC URL is not configured. Please check your environment variables.'); + } const rpcQueryClient = useQuery({ queryKey: ['rpcQueryClient', env.rpcUrl], queryFn: () => createRpcQueryClient({ rpcEndpoint: env.rpcUrl, }), enabled: !!env.rpcUrl, staleTime: Infinity, }); return { rpcQueryClient: rpcQueryClient.data, }; };hooks/useManifestLcdQueryClient.ts (1)
9-14: LGTM! Consider adding URL validation.The changes align well with the PR objectives by centralizing the configuration through environment variables. However, consider adding URL validation to ensure
env.apiUrlis a valid URL when provided.const lcdQueryClient = useQuery({ queryKey: ['lcdQueryClient', env.apiUrl], queryFn: () => { + if (!env.apiUrl?.match(/^https?:\/\/.+/)) { + throw new Error('Invalid API URL format'); + } return createLcdQueryClient({ restEndpoint: env.apiUrl, }); }, enabled: !!env.apiUrl, staleTime: Infinity, });hooks/useOsmosisRpcQueryClient.ts (1)
9-14: LGTM! Consider consistent validation approach.The changes appropriately use environment variables for RPC configuration. To maintain consistency across hooks, consider implementing the same URL validation pattern as suggested for the LCD client.
Consider extracting URL validation into a shared utility:
// utils/validateUrl.ts export const validateUrl = (url: string | undefined, type: 'API' | 'RPC') => { if (!url?.match(/^https?:\/\/.+/)) { throw new Error(`Invalid ${type} URL format`); } return url; };Then use it consistently across hooks:
queryFn: () => { + validateUrl(env.rpcUrl, 'RPC'); return createRpcQueryClient({ rpcEndpoint: env.rpcUrl, }); },hooks/usePoaLcdQueryClient.ts (1)
10-15: LGTM! Consider extracting common configuration.The changes appropriately use environment variables for the PoA LCD client configuration. Since all query hooks share identical configuration patterns, consider extracting common settings.
Consider creating a shared configuration:
// hooks/queryConfig.ts export const QUERY_CONFIG = { staleTime: Infinity, } as const; export const createQueryConfig = <T>( key: string, url: string | undefined, createClient: (config: { endpoint: string }) => T ) => ({ queryKey: [key, url], queryFn: () => { validateUrl(url, key); return createClient({ endpoint: url }); }, enabled: !!url, ...QUERY_CONFIG, });This would simplify all three hooks to follow the same pattern and share validation logic.
config/env.ts (2)
1-12: Consider adding TypeScript types and validationWhile centralizing environment variables is good practice, consider adding type safety and validation to prevent runtime issues:
type Environment = { chainId: string; rpcUrl: string; // ... other fields } const requiredEnvVars = [ 'NEXT_PUBLIC_CHAIN_ID', 'NEXT_PUBLIC_RPC_URL', // ... other required vars ] as const; function validateEnv(env: Environment): void { for (const key of requiredEnvVars) { if (!process.env[key]) { throw new Error(`Missing required environment variable: ${key}`); } } } const env: Environment = { chainId: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_CHAIN_ID ?? '', // ... other fields }; validateEnv(env); export default env;
2-11: Consider meaningful defaults or early validationUsing empty strings as defaults could lead to silent failures. Consider either:
- Using meaningful defaults where appropriate
- Throwing errors for missing required variables
- Adding runtime checks when accessing these values
README.md (1)
38-47: Consider enhancing environment variable descriptionsWhile the descriptions are clear, they could be more helpful by including:
- Expected/allowed values (e.g., possible values for CHAIN_TIER)
- Examples for each variable
- Which variables are required vs optional
components/factory/components/__tests__/MyDenoms.test.tsx (1)
30-33: Enhance mock implementation and test coverageWhile the mock for
useDenomAuthorityMetadatais added, consider:
- Adding test cases that verify the hook's integration
- Testing different states (loading, error, with data)
Example test cases to add:
test('displays loading state when isDenomAuthorityLoading is true', () => { // Update mock to return loading state mock.module('@/hooks/useQueries', () => ({ useDenomAuthorityMetadata: jest.fn().mockReturnValue({ denomAuthority: '', isDenomAuthorityLoading: true, }) })); // Add test implementation }); test('displays denom authority when available', () => { // Update mock to return authority data mock.module('@/hooks/useQueries', () => ({ useDenomAuthorityMetadata: jest.fn().mockReturnValue({ denomAuthority: 'test-authority', isDenomAuthorityLoading: false, }) })); // Add test implementation });components/bank/modals/txInfo.tsx (1)
120-122: Refactor complex URL construction logicThe URL construction logic combines multiple conditions and transformations in a single line, making it harder to maintain and test.
Consider breaking down the logic for better readability:
- href={`${env.explorerUrl}/${label === 'TRANSACTION HASH' ? 'transaction' : 'account'}/${label?.includes('TRANSACTION') ? value?.toUpperCase() : value}`} + href={`${env.explorerUrl}/${ + label === 'TRANSACTION HASH' ? 'transaction' : 'account' + }/${ + label?.includes('TRANSACTION') ? value?.toUpperCase() : value + }`}pages/factory/create.tsx (1)
12-12: Consider adding type safety for environment variablesWhile the implementation correctly uses environment variables, consider adding type safety to prevent runtime errors.
Create an environment configuration type:
// config/env.types.ts export interface EnvConfig { chain: string; // ... other env vars } // config/env.ts import { EnvConfig } from './env.types'; const env: EnvConfig = { chain: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_CHAIN!, // ... other env vars }; export default env;Also applies to: 32-32
pages/groups/index.tsx (1)
8-8: Consider optimizing hooks dependenciesThe hooks could be optimized to prevent unnecessary re-renders.
Consider using useMemo for derived values:
const groupPolicyAddresses = useMemo(() => groupByMemberData?.groups?.map(group => group.policies[0].address) ?? [], [groupByMemberData] ); // Also consider memoizing the refetch callback const refetchCallback = useCallback( () => { refetchGroupByMember(); refetchProposals(); }, [refetchGroupByMember, refetchProposals] );Also applies to: 9-9, 12-12
components/admins/modals/cancelUpgradeModal.tsx (1)
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62-83: Consider removing null check for addressBased on the retrieved learning, the
addressprop is guaranteed to be defined because the wallet connect layer prevents the page from rendering if the wallet is not connected. Therefore, the null coalescing operator (??) in the fee estimation and transaction submission is unnecessary.-const fee = await estimateFee(address ?? '', [groupProposalMsg]); +const fee = await estimateFee(address, [groupProposalMsg]); const groupProposalMsg = submitProposal({ groupPolicyAddress: admin, messages: [anyMessage], metadata: '', - proposers: [address ?? ''], + proposers: [address], title: `Cancel Upgrade`, summary: `This proposal will cancel the upgrade`, exec: 0, });components/factory/modals/TransferModal.tsx (1)
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64-93: Consider enhancing error handlingWhile the error handling is functional, consider extracting the error messages to a constant or utility function for better maintainability.
+const ERROR_MESSAGES = { + unauthorized: 'Unauthorized account. Please check your account and try again.', + default: 'An unknown error occurred while transferring ownership.' +}; + const handleTransfer = async (values: FormikValues, resetForm: () => void) => { setIsSigning(true); try { // ... existing code ... } catch (error) { console.error('Error during transaction setup:', error); - let errorMessage = 'An unknown error occurred while transferring ownership.'; - - if (error instanceof Error) { - if (error.message.includes('unauthorized account')) { - errorMessage = 'Unauthorized account. Please check your account and try again.'; - } - } + const errorMessage = error instanceof Error && error.message.includes('unauthorized account') + ? ERROR_MESSAGES.unauthorized + : ERROR_MESSAGES.default; setToastMessage({ type: 'alert-error', title: 'Error transferring ownership', description: errorMessage, bgColor: '#e74c3c', }); throw error; }pages/_app.tsx (1)
171-181: Consider moving WalletConnect metadata to configurationThe WalletConnect metadata (name, description, url) is hardcoded. Consider moving these values to the environment configuration for better maintainability.
walletConnectOptions={{ signClient: { projectId: env.walletConnectKey, relayUrl: 'wss://relay.walletconnect.org', metadata: { - name: 'Alberto', - description: 'Manifest Network Web App', - url: 'https://alberto.com', + name: env.walletConnectName, + description: env.walletConnectDescription, + url: env.walletConnectUrl, icons: [], }, }, }}components/admins/modals/upgradeModal.tsx (1)
85-86: Consider adding environment validation.While the change to use
env.chainis correct, consider adding environment variable validation at application startup to catch configuration issues early.+ // Add to application startup code + if (!env.chain) { + throw new Error('Chain configuration is required but not provided'); + }components/groups/modals/memberManagementModal.tsx (1)
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146-166: Consider enhancing error handling in handleConfirmWhile the error is logged to console, the user isn't notified of the failure. Consider adding user feedback for better UX.
} catch (error) { console.error('Error submitting proposal:', error); + // Notify user of the error + setToastMessage({ + type: 'alert-error', + title: 'Error', + description: 'Failed to submit proposal. Please try again.', + }); } finally { setIsSigning(false); }
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components/admins/modals/cancelUpgradeModal.tsx (1)
Learnt from: chalabi2
PR: liftedinit/manifest-app#128
File: components/admins/modals/cancelUpgradeModal.tsx:62-63
Timestamp: 2024-12-09T17:22:29.162Z
Learning: In the `CancelUpgradeModal` component (`components/admins/modals/cancelUpgradeModal.tsx`), the `address` prop is guaranteed to be defined because the wallet connect layer prevents the page from rendering if the wallet is not connected.
components/factory/forms/BurnForm.tsx (1)
Learnt from: chalabi2
PR: liftedinit/manifest-app#9
File: components/factory/forms/BurnForm.tsx:262-265
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T13:03:18.927Z
Learning: When suggesting the removal of state variables managed by Formik, ensure that any functions or components relying on those state variables outside of Formik are refactored to use Formik's values.
components/bank/forms/ibcSendForm.tsx (1)
Learnt from: chalabi2
PR: liftedinit/manifest-app#9
File: components/bank/forms/ibcSendForm.tsx:149-152
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T13:03:18.927Z
Learning: In `components/bank/forms/ibcSendForm.tsx`, the `handleSend` function relies on the `useTx` hook for error handling, so additional error handling or user notifications within `handleSend` are unnecessary.
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components/admins/modals/validatorModal.tsx (2)
3-3: LGTM: Import changes improve maintainability
The changes to import statements improve code organization by:
- Using absolute imports for better maintainability
- Adding necessary imports for transaction handling
- Centralizing environment configuration
Also applies to: 8-8, 12-12, 16-16
57-59: Verify environment configuration for chain
The change to use env.chain aligns with centralizing environment variables. However, we should verify that this environment variable is properly configured.
✅ Verification successful
Environment configuration for chain is properly set up
The change to use env.chain is verified to be correct and properly configured:
- The environment variable
NEXT_PUBLIC_CHAINis defined in the configuration files - The
env.chainis properly exported fromconfig/env.tsand consistently imported across the codebase - The usage pattern is consistent across multiple components, including the validator modal
- No legacy
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2-2: LGTM! Verify env module existence.
The new export statement aligns with the PR's objective to centralize environment variable configuration.
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LGTM! The env module exists and exports environment configuration correctly
The env.ts module is present in the config directory and properly exports environment variables with default fallbacks, supporting the centralization of environment configuration.
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bunfig.toml (1)
2-2: Verify setup.ts implementation and test environment.
The change from happydom.ts to setup.ts suggests a modification in test setup strategy. This could be related to the centralization of environment variables.
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utils/voting.ts (1)
14-14: LGTM! Function simplification looks good.
The simplified return statement maintains the same functionality while reducing unnecessary type casting.
hooks/useLcdQueryClient.ts (1)
9-9: LGTM! Environment variable integration looks good.
The changes correctly implement the centralized environment configuration approach by:
- Using env.apiUrl consistently across the hook
- Properly handling undefined cases with the enabled check
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Also applies to: 12-12, 14-14
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Environment variable integration is properly implemented and consistent
The verification confirms that:
NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URLis properly documented in README.md- The environment variable is correctly defined in the configuration with a fallback
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- Proper null checks are in place with
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3-3: LGTM! Consistent implementation with LCD client.
The RPC client follows the same pattern as the LCD client, maintaining consistency in:
- Environment variable usage
- Query key configuration
- Null checking approach
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Also applies to: 9-9, 12-12, 14-14
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README.md (1)
39-40: Previous review addressed: WEB3AUTH_NETWORK is now configurable
The environment variable is now properly configurable as suggested in the previous review.
.github/workflows/docker.yml (2)
35-42: Appropriate security measures for sensitive data
Good job using GitHub secrets for sensitive values (WALLETCONNECT_KEY, WEB3AUTH_CLIENT_ID) while keeping configuration values in vars.
35-42: Verify environment variables across environments
Ensure all required variables are configured in GitHub for each environment (qa, testnet, mainnet).
package.json (1)
94-94: Review dotenv dependency configuration
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dependenciesinstead ofdevDependencies
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Regarding the version range concern (^16.4.7), this is a standard practice for development dependencies where minor version updates are generally safe and beneficial for keeping testing infrastructure up to date.
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hooks/useTx.tsx (1)
1-11: LGTM: Clean import updates and env configuration
The changes align with the PR objectives by removing the endpoint selector dependency and using centralized environment configuration.
components/bank/modals/txInfo.tsx (1)
Line range hint 45-91: LGTM: Consistent environment variable usage
The changes consistently use env.explorerUrl across all InfoItem components, aligning with the centralization of environment variables.
components/factory/modals/denomInfo.tsx (1)
Line range hint 55-94: LGTM: Consistent environment variable usage with proper error handling
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components/react/mobileNav.tsx (1)
Line range hint 90-116: LGTM: Changes align with PR objectives
The removal of the endpoint selector aligns with the PR's goal of centralizing environment variable configuration. The new Contacts button implementation looks clean and follows the existing component patterns.
components/factory/forms/ConfirmationForm.tsx (1)
1-1: Consider adding chain validation
The switch to using env.chain aligns with the centralization of environment variables. However, consider adding validation to ensure the chain value is always valid when used in transactions.
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pages/factory/create.tsx (1)
7-7: LGTM! Changes align with PR objectives
The changes correctly implement the environment variable configuration:
- Removed hardcoded chain name
- Added environment variable import
- Updated useChain hook usage
Also applies to: 12-12, 32-32
pages/factory/index.tsx (1)
14-14: LGTM! Changes are consistent with PR objectives
The changes correctly implement the environment variable configuration and maintain consistency with other files.
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pages/groups/index.tsx (1)
1-1: LGTM! Changes align with PR objectives
The changes correctly implement the environment variable configuration and maintain consistency with other files. The addition of GroupsIcon import is also appropriate.
Also applies to: 9-9, 12-12
components/admins/modals/warningModal.tsx (1)
8-8: LGTM! Environment configuration centralization
The changes align with the PR objective of centralizing environment variable configuration. The modification to use env.chain instead of direct chain name improves configuration management.
Also applies to: 41-43
components/admins/modals/cancelUpgradeModal.tsx (1)
8-8: LGTM! Environment configuration centralization
The changes align with the PR objective of centralizing environment variable configuration.
Also applies to: 40-41
pages/groups/create.tsx (2)
10-13: LGTM! Improved wallet connection handling
The changes enhance the wallet connection handling by:
- Centralizing environment configuration through
env.chain - Adding proper wallet connection state management with
isWalletConnected
Also applies to: 27-27
Line range hint 93-100: LGTM! Enhanced user experience for disconnected wallet state
The implementation of the WalletNotConnected component with a custom icon and description provides clear feedback to users when their wallet is not connected.
components/groups/components/__tests__/myGroups.test.tsx (1)
32-38: LGTM: Mock implementation is well-structured
The mock for useGetFilteredTxAndSuccessfulProposals provides appropriate default values and maintains consistency with the hook's interface.
pages/bank.tsx (2)
16-16: LGTM: Consistent environment variable usage
The change to use env.chain from the centralized environment configuration aligns with the PR objectives and maintains consistency across the application.
Also applies to: 19-19
43-43: LGTM: Proper indexer URL configuration
The use of env.indexerUrl from the centralized environment configuration is appropriate for the filtered transactions query.
components/factory/modals/TransferModal.tsx (1)
10-10: LGTM: Consistent environment configuration usage
The changes to use env.chain in both useTx and useFeeEstimation hooks align with the centralized environment variable configuration approach.
Also applies to: 59-60
pages/_app.tsx (2)
157-165: LGTM! Endpoint configuration is properly centralized.
The endpoint configuration is now consistently using environment variables, making it more maintainable.
201-201: LGTM! Improved naming consistency
The rename from setDrawerVisible to setIsDrawerVisible better aligns with the state variable name.
components/factory/modals/updateDenomMetadata.tsx (1)
83-84: LGTM! Consistent use of centralized configuration
The transaction and fee estimation configuration properly uses the centralized env.chain value, with appropriate error handling in place.
components/factory/forms/MintForm.tsx (2)
5-5: LGTM! Improved type safety and import organization
The consolidation of utility imports and addition of proper type annotation for the denom prop enhances code maintainability and type safety.
35-36: LGTM! Consistent configuration approach
The transaction and fee estimation configuration properly uses the centralized env.chain value, maintaining consistency across the codebase.
components/groups/modals/groupInfo.tsx (2)
4-4: LGTM: Import changes align with centralized configuration.
The changes to import paths and the addition of the env configuration import are consistent with the PR's objective of centralizing environment variables.
Also applies to: 8-8
42-42: Verify environment variable usage in production.
The switch to using env.chain instead of chainName is correct, but we should ensure the environment variable is properly set in all deployment environments.
Also applies to: 44-44
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Environment variable configuration is properly structured and documented
The NEXT_PUBLIC_CHAIN environment variable is:
- Properly defined in the configuration file (
config/env.ts) with fallback handling - Well documented in the README.md with clear description
- Correctly set up in the test environment
- Used as a Next.js public environment variable (NEXT_PUBLIC prefix) making it available at build time
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17-17: LGTM: Environment configuration import added.
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components/admins/modals/upgradeModal.tsx (1)
12-12: LGTM: Consistent environment configuration import.
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6-6: LGTM: Environment configuration changes look good
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components/admins/modals/multiMfxMintModal.tsx (1)
16-16: LGTM: Environment configuration changes are consistent
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components/groups/modals/memberManagementModal.tsx (1)
13-13: LGTM: Environment configuration changes are properly implemented
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components/bank/forms/sendForm.tsx (1)
14-14: LGTM! Environment configuration centralization
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components/bank/forms/ibcSendForm.tsx (2)
4-10: LGTM! Import organization improvement
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56-57: LGTM! Consistent environment configuration
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components/groups/modals/updateGroupModal.tsx (1)
6-6: LGTM! Consistent environment configuration and import organization
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- Added env import
- Updated hooks to use env.chain
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components/groups/components/myGroups.tsx (1)
29-29: LGTM! Environment variable integration looks good.
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- Importing the env configuration
- Using env.indexerUrl in the useGetFilteredTxAndSuccessfulProposals hook
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The .env.test file contains a WalletConnect key configuration. Even though it's marked as a test key, it's recommended to:
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.env.examplefile instead
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Update pretty_name to be environment-aware
The pretty_name is hardcoded as 'Manifest Testnet' while other chain configurations are environment-based. This could be misleading when using different chain tiers.
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Environment variables need stronger validation
The codebase currently uses nullish coalescing (??) to provide empty string fallbacks for environment variables, but lacks proper validation for required values and their formats. This could lead to runtime issues if critical chain configuration variables are missing or malformed.
config/env.ts: Add validation to ensure required environment variables are present and correctly formattedconfig/defaults.ts: Verify chainTier value is one of the expected values ('testnet', 'mainnet') before using it
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The code uses environment variables for critical chain configuration. Ensure these variables are properly validated to prevent runtime issues.
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Environment variable configuration needs attention
The explorer URL environment variable (NEXT_PUBLIC_EXPLORER_URL) is only configured in .env.test but is actively used across multiple components. This could lead to undefined behavior in other environments.
.env.testis the only environment file containing the configuration- The variable is used in:
hooks/useTx.tsxfor transaction linkspages/404.tsxfor block explorer linkcomponents/factory/modals/denomInfo.tsxfor address linkscomponents/bank/modals/txInfo.tsxfor transaction and account links
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The explorer URL is now sourced from environment variables, which aligns with the PR objectives.
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Environment variable type safety needs improvement
The explorerUrl in config/env.ts lacks explicit type definitions and relies on string type inference. While functional, it could benefit from:
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Add error handling for missing environment variables
The current implementation assumes environment variables are always present. Consider adding validation to handle missing configurations gracefully.
Add environment variable validation:
// utils/validateEnv.ts
export function validateEnv() {
const requiredEnvVars = [
'NEXT_PUBLIC_CHAIN',
'NEXT_PUBLIC_CHAIN_ID',
// ... other required vars
];
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The code comment stating "Safe to cast since we validate the env vars in config/env.ts" is incorrect. The env.ts file only provides default empty string values using the nullish coalescing operator (??) but does not perform any type validation for web3AuthNetwork. This means the type assertion to OPENLOGIN_NETWORK_TYPE is unsafe and could lead to runtime errors.
Suggested fixes:
- Add proper validation in config/env.ts to ensure web3AuthNetwork matches the expected OPENLOGIN_NETWORK_TYPE values
- Consider using a type guard or enum validation before the type assertion
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
NEXT_PUBLIC_CHAIN_TIER,NEXT_PUBLIC_RPC_URL,NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL,NEXT_PUBLIC_WEB3AUTH_NETWORK,NEXT_PUBLIC_WEB3AUTH_CLIENT_ID,NEXT_PUBLIC_EXPLORER_URL, andNEXT_PUBLIC_INDEXER_URL.Documentation
README.mdto reflect changes in environment variable configuration for clarity and accuracy.Bug Fixes
NEXT_PUBLIC_WEB3_CLIENT_IDto prevent confusion and ensure correct functionality.