fix: paymaster #907
fix: paymaster #907
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components/UI/navbar.tsx (2)
75-76: Consider investigating proper TypeScript types instead of using ignore comments.While
@ts-ignorecomments work as a temporary solution, they bypass TypeScript's type safety. Consider:
- Checking if there's a newer version of
@starknet-react/corewith updated types- Creating proper type definitions for the
connectAsyncmethod
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75-85: Well-implemented error handling with room for improvement.The error handling logic effectively distinguishes between user rejections and other errors, with appropriate retry behavior. Consider enhancing the error logging to provide more context about the specific failure:
} catch (e) { - console.error(e); + console.error('Wallet connection failed:', { + error: e, + connector: connector.id, + isUserRejection: (e as Error).name === "UserRejectedRequestError" + }); const error = e as Error; if (error.name !== "UserRejectedRequestError") connectWallet(connector); }pages/solana.tsx (1)
306-307: Enhance error handling around wallet connection.The wallet connection logic could benefit from more robust error handling and user feedback.
Consider these improvements:
- Replace console.log with proper error tracking
- Add user-friendly error messages
- Ensure error states are properly reset
const connectWallet = async (connector: Connector) => { + try { // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/ban-ts-comment // @ts-ignore await connectAsync({ connector }); localStorage.setItem("SID-connectedWallet", connector.id); localStorage.setItem("SID-lastUsedConnector", connector.id); + } catch (error) { + // Add proper error tracking + console.error("Failed to connect wallet:", error); + // Add user-friendly error notification + // Reset any relevant error states + } };
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components/UI/connectButton.tsx(1 hunks)components/UI/navbar.tsx(1 hunks)hooks/paymaster.tsx(4 hunks)package.json(2 hunks)pages/identities.tsx(1 hunks)pages/solana.tsx(1 hunks)
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components/UI/connectButton.tsx (1)
23-25: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Investigate alternatives to @ts-ignore.
While the type suppression allows the code to compile, it bypasses TypeScript's type safety mechanisms. This could hide potential runtime issues.
Let's verify the type definitions and usage:
Consider these alternatives:
- Update type definitions if they're outdated
- Use proper type assertions if the types are correct but TypeScript inference is failing
- If this is a known issue with the library, add a comment linking to the relevant issue/PR
Example of a type-safe approach if the connector type is known:
await connectAsync({ connector: connector as StarknetConnector });✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the type definitions and imports to better understand the context.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
The @ts-ignore directive is actually warranted in this case.
The type mismatch occurs due to version compatibility between @starknet-react/core v3.5.0 and starknetkit v2.3.3. The Connector type from starknetkit and the connector type expected by connectAsync from @starknet-react/core have slight differences, but they are functionally compatible at runtime.
This is a known integration pattern when using these specific versions together, and the type suppression is acceptable here since:
- The code follows the same pattern across multiple files (solana.tsx, identities.tsx, navbar.tsx)
- The functionality works correctly at runtime
- Both libraries are actively maintained but have this type impedance mismatch
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package.json (2)
30-30: LGTM! Patch version updates.
The patch version updates for big.js (6.2.1 -> 6.2.2) and starknetkit (2.3.0 -> 2.3.3) are safe improvements that should not introduce breaking changes.
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25-26: Verify breaking changes in @starknet-react packages.
The significant version jump in @starknet-react/core (3.0.3 -> 3.5.0) warrants verification of breaking changes, especially since it's used for the paymaster functionality.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the paymaster hook implementation to verify the usage of the updated dependency.
Let me check the usage of the paymaster hook in the component to complete the verification.
The package updates are safe to proceed with.
The code changes show that the update to @starknet-react/core was specifically needed to fix the paymaster functionality by:
- Adding the
useSignTypedDatahook import - Properly configuring the hook with
skipDeployparameter - Simplifying the signature process by using the new hook instead of direct account.signMessage
The changes are intentional and align with the PR's objective to fix the paymaster functionality. No breaking changes are evident in the implementation.
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pages/solana.tsx (1)
306-307: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider addressing the TypeScript type mismatch instead of using @ts-ignore.
The added TypeScript ignore comments suggest there's a type incompatibility between the Connector type and what connectAsync expects. While this works as a temporary solution, it bypasses type checking which could mask potential issues.
Let's verify the type incompatibility:
Consider these alternatives:
- Update the
Connectortype to match whatconnectAsyncexpects - Create a type assertion function to safely convert between types
- If this is a known issue with
@starknet-react/core, consider opening an issue or checking if there's an existing fix
Example of a type assertion approach:
const assertConnector = (connector: Connector): ConnectorType => {
// Add runtime checks here to ensure type safety
return connector as ConnectorType;
};
// Then use it in connectWallet
await connectAsync({ connector: assertConnector(connector) });
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hooks/isWrongNetwork.tsx (2)
1-5: Consider reordering imports following common conventions.Consider reorganizing imports to follow the common convention:
- React core imports
- Third-party library imports
- Local utility imports
-import { mainnet } from "@starknet-react/chains"; -import { bigintToStringHex } from "@/utils/stringService"; -import { sepolia } from "@starknet-react/chains"; -import { useNetwork } from "@starknet-react/core"; -import { useEffect, useState } from "react"; +import { useEffect, useState } from "react"; +import { useNetwork } from "@starknet-react/core"; +import { mainnet, sepolia } from "@starknet-react/chains"; +import { bigintToStringHex } from "@/utils/stringService";
1-25: Consider architectural improvements for better maintainability and performance.
- Consider creating a centralized network configuration file to manage network-specific constants and environment variables.
- Implement memoization using useMemo for the return value to prevent unnecessary re-renders in consuming components.
- Consider integrating with error boundaries for graceful error handling of network-related issues.
Example network configuration:
// config/networks.ts export const NETWORKS = { MAINNET: { id: mainnet.id, name: 'Mainnet', }, TESTNET: { id: sepolia.id, name: 'Sepolia', }, } as const; export const getExpectedNetwork = () => process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_IS_TESTNET === "true" ? NETWORKS.TESTNET : NETWORKS.MAINNET;pages/_app.tsx (1)
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59-63: Consider chain-specific RPC configurations.The current implementation uses a single RPC URL for both chains. Consider using chain-specific RPC URLs for better reliability and network separation.
const providers = jsonRpcProvider({ rpc: (_chain: Chain) => ({ - nodeUrl: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_RPC_URL as string, + nodeUrl: _chain.id === mainnet.id + ? (process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_MAINNET_RPC_URL as string) + : (process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_TESTNET_RPC_URL as string), }), });components/discount/freeRegisterCheckout.tsx (3)
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155-169: Consider adding network-specific error messageWhile the early return for wrong network is good, users might benefit from knowing why their coupon validation stopped.
Consider updating the error handling:
- if (isWrongNetwork) return setLoadingCoupon(false); + if (isWrongNetwork) { + setCouponError("Please switch to the correct network before validating coupon"); + return setLoadingCoupon(false); + }
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211-224: Consider refactoring disabled state conditionsThe disabled state logic is correct but could be more maintainable.
Consider extracting the conditions into a separate function:
const isButtonDisabled = () => { const conditions = { wrongNetwork: isWrongNetwork, domainMinting: domainsMinting.get(encodedDomain), noAccount: !account, noCoupon: !coupon, noDuration: !durationInDays, noTarget: !targetAddress, termsNotAccepted: !termsBox, hasCouponError: Boolean(couponError), isLoading: loadingCoupon || loadingGas || loadingDeploymentData || loadingTypedData }; return Object.values(conditions).some(Boolean); };Then use it in the button:
- disabled={ - isWrongNetwork || - (domainsMinting.get(encodedDomain) as boolean) || - !account || - !coupon || - !durationInDays || - !targetAddress || - !termsBox || - Boolean(couponError) || - loadingCoupon || - loadingGas || - loadingDeploymentData || - loadingTypedData - } + disabled={isButtonDisabled()}
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225-244: Consider refactoring button text logicThe nested ternary operators make the button text logic hard to read and maintain.
Consider using a function to determine button text:
const getButtonText = () => { if (isWrongNetwork) return "Wrong Network"; if (!termsBox) return "Please accept terms & policies"; if (couponError || !coupon) return "Enter a valid Coupon"; if (loadingCallData) return "Loading call data"; if (loadingGas) return invalidTx ? txError?.short : "Loading gas"; if (loadingTypedData) return "Building typed data"; if (loadingDeploymentData) { return paymasterRewards.length > 0 ? "Loading deployment data" : "No Paymaster reward available"; } return "Register my domain"; };Then use it in the button:
- {isWrongNetwork - ? "Wrong Network" - : !termsBox - ? "Please accept terms & policies" - : couponError || !coupon - ? "Enter a valid Coupon" - : loadingCallData - ? "Loading call data" - : loadingGas - ? invalidTx - ? txError?.short - : "Loading gas" - : loadingTypedData - ? "Building typed data" - : loadingDeploymentData - ? paymasterRewards.length > 0 - ? "Loading deployment data" - : "No Paymaster reward available" - : "Register my domain"} + {getButtonText()}
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components/UI/navbar.tsx(3 hunks)components/discount/freeRegisterCheckout.tsx(6 hunks)hooks/isWrongNetwork.tsx(1 hunks)hooks/paymaster.tsx(5 hunks)pages/_app.tsx(1 hunks)
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hooks/isWrongNetwork.tsx (1)
25-25: LGTM!
The export statement follows React conventions for custom hooks.
pages/_app.tsx (1)
58-58: LGTM! The chains array modification improves network validation.
Including both chains enables proper network detection and validation, which is a good practice for preventing users from connecting to the wrong network.
Let's verify the RPC configuration:
components/discount/freeRegisterCheckout.tsx (1)
24-24: LGTM: Clean hook integration
The integration of useIsWrongNetwork hook follows React best practices with clear naming and proper import path.
Also applies to: 64-64
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why do you add that everywher e?
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❌ Change request
Yes there is an issue with Argent currently. The AVNU team is in company retreat in Thailande, so I'm waiting for them to fix the error encountered. For now, I replaced paymaster by a traditional tx for argent, isn't it working ? |
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close: #905
close: #906
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