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components/UI/navbar.tsx (2)

75-76: Consider investigating proper TypeScript types instead of using ignore comments.

While @ts-ignore comments work as a temporary solution, they bypass TypeScript's type safety. Consider:

1. Checking if there's a newer version of @starknet-react/core with updated types
2. Creating proper type definitions for the connectAsync method

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Line range hint 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:

1. Replace console.log with proper error tracking
2. Add user-friendly error messages
3. 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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await connectAsync({ connector: connector as StarknetConnector });

#!/bin/bash
# Check how connectAsync is used elsewhere in the codebase
rg -A 3 "connectAsync.*connector" 

# Look for type definitions or interfaces related to connectAsync
ast-grep --pattern 'interface $_ {
  connectAsync$_: $_
  $$$
}'

#!/bin/bash
# Check imports and type usage in the connect button component
cat components/UI/connectButton.tsx

# Look for type definitions in the project
rg -g "*.d.ts" "connectAsync|Connector"

# Check package.json for starknet dependencies
cat package.json | grep -A 5 -B 5 "starknet"

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for breaking changes in the updated packages

# Test: Search for any migration guides or breaking changes in the repository
rg -i "breaking|migration|upgrade" $(fd -t f "CHANGELOG.md|README.md")

# Test: Check if the updated useSignTypedData hook is used correctly
ast-grep --pattern 'useSignTypedData'

#!/bin/bash
# Check the implementation of the paymaster hook
cat hooks/paymaster.tsx

# Search for any other files using the paymaster hook
rg -l "usePaymaster"

# Look for any test files related to paymaster
fd -t f "paymaster.*test|test.*paymaster"

#!/bin/bash
# Check how the paymaster hook is used in the component
cat components/discount/freeRegisterCheckout.tsx

# Check if there are any other components using useSignTypedData directly
rg -l "useSignTypedData"

# Look for any recent changes in these files
git log -p hooks/paymaster.tsx components/discount/freeRegisterCheckout.tsx

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) });

hooks/isWrongNetwork.tsx (2)

1-5: Consider reordering imports following common conventions.

Consider reorganizing imports to follow the common convention:

1. React core imports
2. Third-party library imports
3. 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";

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1-25: Consider architectural improvements for better maintainability and performance.

1. Consider creating a centralized network configuration file to manage network-specific constants and environment variables.
2. Implement memoization using useMemo for the return value to prevent unnecessary re-renders in consuming components.
3. 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)

Line range hint 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)

Line range hint 155-169: Consider adding network-specific error message

While 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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Line range hint 211-224: Consider refactoring disabled state conditions

The 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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Line range hint 225-244: Consider refactoring button text logic

The 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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