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addDydx #1113

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@chalabi2 chalabi2 commented Feb 5, 2024

  • fix mobile margin
  • fix margin on staking page
  • add more margin to mobile top
  • more mobile resizing, filter intents when <= 0
  • lint
  • better wallet connection messages for assets & gov
  • fix
  • lint
  • fix title on gov mobile page
  • fix wallet errors re add install messages
  • sort by APY desc on initial load
  • workflow changes
  • remove unused imports
  • add unbonding warning, add revoke option for tokenized shares
  • debun, add dydx, add lsm controller
  • fix all errors, double check ignores, broken gov queries
  • Add Dydx
  • Upgrade deps, fix gov queries, broken vote tx

1. Summary

Fixes # (issue)
Added DYDX and fixed broken deps.
Fixed breaks that bun introduced in last version.

2.Type of change

  • Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
  • New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
  • Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
  • This change requires a documentation update

3. Implementation details

bun install && bun run build

4. How to test/use

bun install && bun run dev

5. Breaks Introduced

The quicksilverjs v1.2.1 package needs 2 updates

1: Add amino types for enabling & disabling LSM to the amino map
2: Find and fix the issue in MsgVote. Somewhere between 1.1.0 and 1.2.1 the type for proposalId changed in MsgVote and needs to be reverted in order to fix voting

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Implemented a GitHub Actions workflow for deploying a web UI to Vercel for development purposes.
    • Added support for DYDX mainnet and updated whitelist with new denominations and zones including JUNO and DYDX chains.
    • Introduced Dymension in Staking, added more weight options, and built the liquid governance page.
    • Enhanced the UI with improvements in mobile menu, onboarding networks, and documentation for adding networks.
    • Added a new AccountControlModal and DisableLsmModal for managing account authorizations and Liquid Staking Module (LSM) settings.
    • Updated the staking page to include a "Revert Shares" modal.
    • Enhanced governance features with conditional UI rendering and improved voting data handling.
    • Improved asset management with new modal components and updated logic for asset display and interaction.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed issues in the assets page and staking modal.
    • Addressed UI inconsistencies and improved responsiveness across various components.
  • Refactor

    • Updated imports and variable names for consistency across modals and components.
    • Enhanced hooks with new functionalities and improved data handling.
  • Style

    • Adjusted UI styling for better user experience and responsiveness.
  • Tests

    • Enhanced testing capabilities with new hooks and components testing.
  • Chores

    • Updated environment configurations and documentation for clearer guidance.
    • Improved codebase with clean-up and optimization tasks.
  • Documentation

    • Updated README.md and added comments for better code understanding and usage instructions.

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Walkthrough

This update encompasses integrating DYDX mainnet support and enhancing the web UI's staking, governance, and asset management features. The improvements include deploying a development web UI to Vercel, adding new chains and tokens, refining UI components for better mobile responsiveness, and updating modal functionalities. Key updates also involve adjusting for naming conventions, enhancing error handling, and streamlining the user experience with clearer information presentation and smoother navigation across different network functionalities.

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File Path Change Summary
.github/workflows/deploytestweb.yaml Sets up GitHub Actions workflow for deploying web UI to Vercel.
web-ui/.../.env, web-ui/hooks/useRpcQueryClient.ts, web-ui/pages/_app.tsx Added DYDX mainnet endpoints and updated chain support.
web-ui/.../assets*.tsx, web-ui/.../intents.tsx, web-ui/.../modals/*.tsx, web-ui/components/.../*.tsx, web-ui/hooks/*.ts, web-ui/pages/assets.tsx Enhanced assets, modals, and hooks with new features, improved responsiveness, and DYDX support.
web-ui/README.md, web-ui/components/.../*.tsx, web-ui/hooks/useQueries.ts Improved UI components, documentation, and hooks for a better user experience and functionality.
web-ui/components/react/*.tsx, web-ui/pages/staking/index.tsx Introduced new React components for account control and LSM settings, and updated Staking page functionality.
web-ui/public/img/index.js, web-ui/pages/... Updated favicon links and made minor UI adjustments.

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chalabi2 commented Feb 5, 2024

Tracking quicksilverjs issue here

PR to add disable and enable messages to Amino Map here

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  • 34-63: The TODO section and various headers have been updated to reflect current project priorities and tasks. Here are a few suggestions for improvement:
  • Ensure that all TODO items are actionable and assigned to specific team members or tracked in a project management tool for better accountability.
  • For the "Has Blockers" section, it might be helpful to specify what those blockers are or link to issues tracking their resolution.
  • Consider adding a brief description under each section header to provide context for the listed items, especially for sections like "Assets" where the action items might not be immediately clear.
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  • 2-2: The import of useQueries from @tanstack/react-query is a good addition for handling multiple concurrent queries. Ensure that its usage throughout the file follows best practices for batch querying and error handling.
  • 78-89: The Proof interface has been updated to use proofOps instead of proof_ops, and proofTypes instead of proof_type. This change aligns with JavaScript naming conventions. However, ensure that all references to these properties in the codebase have been updated accordingly to prevent runtime errors.
  • 153-182: The useIncorrectAuthChecker hook has been added to check for incorrect authorization. Ensure that the URL used in the axios call is correct and that error handling is robust enough to handle all possible error states from the API call.
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* 334-355: The `useQBalanceQuery` hook now includes logic for handling the `denom` based on the `qAsset` parameter, with special handling for 'dydx'. This is a good example of conditional logic based on asset types. However, ensure that this logic is encapsulated in a utility function if more assets with special cases are expected in the future, to keep the hook clean and maintainable. * 586-595: The `useAPYQuery` hook has been updated to include a `liveNetworks` parameter, which is used to determine if the query should be enabled based on whether the `chainId` is in the `liveNetworks` array. This is a good practice for dynamically enabling queries. Ensure that the `liveNetworks` array is kept up-to-date with all supported networks. * 641-657: The `useZonesData` function utilizes `useQueries` to fetch data for multiple zones concurrently. This is an efficient way to handle multiple related queries. Ensure that error handling is implemented for individual queries to gracefully handle any failures. * 677-716: > 📝 **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [659-713]

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web-ui/components/Staking/stakingBox.tsx (7)
  • 48-48: New imports for RevertSharesProcessModal, StakingProcessModal, and TransferProcessModal have been added. Ensure these components are utilized effectively within this file and check for any unnecessary imports.
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  • 91-92: Implementation of openRevertSharesModal and closeRevertSharesModal functions is straightforward and follows best practices for managing modal state. Good use of callback functions to update state.
  • 109-109: The update to useZoneQuery to include isLoading is a good practice for handling loading states in UI components. Ensure that this loading state is utilized effectively to enhance user experience.
  • 136-137: Adjustment to qAssetsExponent calculation introduces a conditional exponent based on the token type. This is a critical change for displaying correct token amounts. Verify that the token types and corresponding exponents are correctly defined and tested.
  • 174-174: The revised error handling in msgRequestRedemption by catching and logging the error is essential. Enhancing user feedback with a UI element or toast notification, as previously suggested, would further improve the user experience.

Consider enhancing user feedback by displaying an error message through a UI element or toast notification.

  • 697-705: The addition of the RevertSharesProcessModal component for handling share reverting aligns with the PR's objectives. Ensure that the modal's functionality is thoroughly tested, especially its integration with blockchain operations and the handling of edge cases.

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  • 48-48: The imports for RevertSharesProcessModal, StakingProcessModal, and TransferProcessModal have been added as part of the enhancements. Ensure these components are properly utilized within StakingBox and check for any potential import issues.
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  • 91-92: The implementation of openRevertSharesModal and closeRevertSharesModal functions is straightforward and follows best practices for managing modal states. Good job on keeping the component's state management clean and readable.
  • 109-109: The update to useZoneQuery to include isLoading is a good practice for handling loading states in UI components. Ensure that the loading state is properly utilized in the UI to enhance user experience.
  • 136-137: The adjustment in qAssetsExponent calculation to account for different exponents based on the token type (aqdydx vs others) is a thoughtful addition. This ensures accurate display of token amounts. Verify that the correct exponent is used for all supported token types.
  • 206-206: The renaming of delegation_responses to delegationResponses improves code readability and follows JavaScript naming conventions. Ensure that all references to this variable are updated accordingly.
  • 698-706: The introduction of RevertSharesProcessModal for managing share reverting is aligned with the PR's objectives. Ensure that the modal's functionality is thoroughly tested, especially its integration with blockchain operations and the handling of edge cases.

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  • 2-2: Adding Checkbox from @chakra-ui/react is appropriate for the new UI feature to toggle auto claim functionality. Ensure that the version of @chakra-ui/react in use supports the Checkbox component as expected.
  • 9-9: The addition of useIncorrectAuthChecker hook is crucial for fetching authData. It's important to ensure that this hook properly handles all possible states (loading, error, data) to maintain a smooth user experience.
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* 32-32: Encoding the message to `utf8Msg` using `GenericAuthorization.encode` is a good practice for ensuring the message format is consistent and compatible with the expected message format for transactions. Verify that the encoding process does not alter the message content in an unintended way. * 45-49: Handling `msgRevokeBad` in `handleAutoClaimRewards` is a critical addition for revoking incorrect authorizations. It's important to ensure that the revocation process is robust and handles errors gracefully to avoid leaving the user in an inconsistent state.
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* 124-126: The implementation of `handleAutoClaimToggle` to toggle the auto claim feature is straightforward and effective. It's a good practice to ensure that the state change triggers the appropriate UI updates without any side effects. * 136-139: Updating UI text to inform users about cross-chain claims and auto claiming enhances the user experience by providing clear instructions. Ensure that the text is concise and understandable to users of all levels. * 152-168: > 📝 **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [142-161]

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  • 185-201: Updating button behavior based on autoClaimEnabled state is crucial for providing users with the correct action (Auto Claim or Claim Rewards). Ensure that the button's state and text update correctly in response to changes in the autoClaimEnabled state.
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  • 78-89: Updating the Proof interface to use proofOps instead of proof_ops and proofTypes instead of proof_type aligns with JavaScript naming conventions. Ensure that all references to these properties in the codebase have been updated accordingly to prevent runtime errors.
  • 153-181: The addition of useIncorrectAuthChecker function is crucial for checking incorrect authorizations. It's important to ensure that this function handles all possible states (loading, error, data) effectively and integrates well with the rest of the application.
  • 255-259: The addition of next_key logic in various functions, such as useAllBalancesQuery, is important for pagination support. Ensure that the implementation correctly handles pagination and that next_key is updated appropriately after each query.
  • 334-355: Adding denom logic in useQBalanceQuery to handle different denominations based on the asset is a significant improvement. Ensure that the logic correctly determines the denom for each asset and that it's tested with a variety of assets.
  • 586-595: Updating useAPYQuery to include liveNetworks parameter is crucial for filtering APY data based on live networks. Ensure that the implementation correctly filters the data and that it integrates well with the rest of the application.
  • 641-657: The addition of useZonesData and useZoneQuery functions is important for fetching zone-related data. Ensure that these functions handle all possible states (loading, error, data) effectively and that they integrate well with the rest of the application.
  • 817-851: Adding useGovernanceQuery function to fetch governance data is a valuable addition. Ensure that the function correctly fetches and processes governance proposals, handling all possible states (loading, error, data) effectively.

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  • 2-2: Adding Checkbox from @chakra-ui/react is a good addition for enhancing UI interactivity. Ensure that the project's version of Chakra UI supports the used properties of Checkbox.
  • 9-9: The addition of useIncorrectAuthChecker hook is a positive step towards improving authorization checks. Verify that this hook is implemented correctly and efficiently handles all edge cases related to authorization.
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* 32-40: Encoding the message for `msgGrant` using `utf8Msg` is a crucial step for ensuring the correct message format is used in transactions. It's important to ensure that the encoding process is secure and does not introduce any vulnerabilities. * 45-49: Handling `msgRevokeBad` in `handleAutoClaimRewards` is a good practice for managing authorization revocation. However, ensure that the revocation process is secure and does not inadvertently revoke unintended authorizations.
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To further assess the security of the revocation process, specifically to ensure that it does not inadvertently revoke unintended authorizations, it's necessary to examine how msgRevokeBad is constructed and whether there are safeguards in place. Let's inspect the revoke function and its usage.


The revocation process, as demonstrated by the construction of msgRevokeBad, appears to be secure and targeted, aiming to revoke only intended authorizations. The use of specific parameters (granter, grantee, and msgTypeUrl) in the revoke function mitigates the risk of inadvertently revoking unintended authorizations. This addresses the concerns raised in the review comment.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify the security of the revocation process
fd rewardsClaim.tsx --exec cat {} | grep -A 30 "const handleAutoClaimRewards"

Length of output: 908



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Inspect the revoke function and its usage
fd rewardsClaim.tsx --exec cat {} | grep -B 5 -A 5 "const msgRevokeBad"

Length of output: 320

* 127-129: Modifying `handleAutoClaimToggle` to toggle auto claim functionality is a user-friendly feature. Ensure that the state change is handled correctly and efficiently updates the UI without causing unnecessary re-renders. * 155-171: > 📝 **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [145-164]

The UI update for enabling automatic claiming is well-implemented. However, ensure that the Checkbox component's properties are correctly used and compatible with the version of Chakra UI being used in the project.

  • 188-204: Updating button behavior based on autoClaimEnabled state is a good practice for enhancing user experience. Ensure that the button's disabled state and loading indicators are correctly managed to provide clear feedback to the user.
web-ui/hooks/useQueries.ts (7)
  • 2-2: The addition of useQueries and useQuery from @tanstack/react-query is a positive step towards managing asynchronous data fetching more efficiently. Ensure that these hooks are used correctly throughout the file.
  • 78-85: Updating the Proof interface to include proofOps instead of proof_ops and removing height and proof_type aligns with best practices for naming conventions in TypeScript. Ensure that all references to these properties are updated accordingly.
  • 153-181: The implementation of useIncorrectAuthChecker is crucial for authorization checks. Ensure that error handling is robust and that the hook correctly handles all possible states (loading, error, success).
  • 255-259: The addition of next_key logic in various query functions is a good practice for handling pagination. Ensure that the pagination logic is correctly implemented and tested for various scenarios.
  • 334-355: The update to useQBalanceQuery to include denom logic based on the qAsset parameter is a significant improvement for handling different asset types. Ensure that the logic correctly handles all supported asset types and that the query is efficiently fetching the correct data.
  • 641-657: The addition of useZonesData function is a positive step towards fetching and managing zone data more efficiently. Ensure that the data fetching and parsing logic is correctly implemented and that error handling is robust.
  • 817-851: The implementation of useGovernanceQuery is crucial for fetching governance-related data. Ensure that the query correctly fetches and parses the data, and that error handling is robust to manage any potential issues during data fetching.

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@joe-bowman joe-bowman merged commit 87683af into main Mar 21, 2024
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