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packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/swap/views/swap-best-offer/components/swap-best-offer-block/components/best-offer-warning.vue (1)
18-19: Clarify the deprecation status of the componentThe
TODOcomment suggests that this component might be deprecated. To maintain code clarity, consider formally marking it as deprecated or removing it if it's no longer in use.Would you like assistance in creating a deprecation plan or removing the unused component?
packages/extension/src/providers/solana/ui/send-transaction/index.vue (1)
176-176: Unused importComputedRefSymbolThe import
ComputedRefSymbolfrom@vue/reactivityis not used in the code. Consider removing it to clean up the imports.Apply this diff to remove the unused import:
-import { ComputedRefSymbol } from '@vue/reactivity';
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packages/extension/src/providers/ethereum/ui/send-transaction/index.vue (8)
106-106: Proper integration of the send-alert component
The send-alert component is correctly used to display error messages based on the errorMsg computed property, enhancing user feedback during transaction errors.
135-135: Correct import of send-alert.vue component
The send-alert.vue component is properly imported, ensuring it can be utilized within this file.
210-215: Effective addition of input validation computed properties
The hasValidDecimals and hasPositiveSendAmount computed properties enhance validation logic by checking for valid decimal places and positive amounts.
217-220: Improved balance validation in hasEnoughBalance
Incorporating hasValidDecimals and hasPositiveSendAmount into hasEnoughBalance ensures that balance checks only proceed when the input amount is valid and positive.
342-346: Addition of nativeBalanceAfterTransactionInBaseUnits computed property
Calculating the native balance after the transaction in base units provides an accurate representation for subsequent computations.
395-405: Introduction of nativeBalanceAfterTransactionInHumanUnits for readability
This computed property converts the balance to human-readable units, improving user comprehension of their remaining balance.
418-458: Comprehensive error messaging in errorMsg computed property
The errorMsg computed property effectively consolidates multiple validation checks, providing specific and user-friendly error messages for various failure scenarios.
549-549: Enhanced validation in isValidSend computed property
Including a negative balance check ensures transactions cannot proceed if they would result in a negative balance, enhancing financial safety.
packages/extension/src/providers/ethereum/ui/send-transaction/components/send-alert.vue (3)
1-6: Well-structured template for error alert
The template correctly displays the error message with appropriate semantic HTML elements and accessibility attributes, such as role="alert" and aria-live="polite".
8-16: Proper definition of props and imports
The errorMsg prop is correctly defined with TypeScript interfaces, and the AlertIcon component is properly imported, ensuring type safety and component functionality.
18-53: Consistent and scoped styling for the alert component
The styles are well-organized, using variables from theme.less for consistency, and scoped to prevent side effects on other components.
packages/extension/src/providers/solana/ui/send-transaction/index.vue (9)
143-143: Importing isNumericPositive for input validation
Importing the isNumericPositive utility function assists in validating that the input amount is a positive number.
216-221: Addition of computed properties for input validation
The hasValidDecimals and hasPositiveSendAmount computed properties improve validation by checking decimal precision and ensuring the amount is positive.
222-226: Enhanced hasEnoughBalance with validation checks
Including hasValidDecimals and hasPositiveSendAmount within hasEnoughBalance ensures that balance checks are only performed when the amount is valid.
290-294: Addition of nativeBalanceAfterTransactionInBaseUnits computed property
Calculating the post-transaction balance in base units aids in accurate balance validations.
338-342: Introduction of nativeBalanceAfterTransactionInHumanUnits for clarity
Converting the balance to human-readable units improves user understanding of their remaining balance after the transaction.
353-357: Accurate calculation of balance in USD
The balanceAfterInUsd computed property correctly calculates the remaining balance in USD, enhancing financial transparency.
362-402: Comprehensive error handling in errorMsg computed property
The errorMsg computed property effectively covers various validation scenarios, providing clear and specific error messages to the user.
460-460: Strengthened validation in isValidSend
Adding the negative balance check ensures the user cannot proceed with a transaction that would result in an insufficient balance.
176-176: Duplicate line detected
The import statement for ComputedRefSymbol appears to be duplicated. Please remove the redundant line to clean up the code.
Apply this diff to remove the duplicate import:
-import { ComputedRefSymbol } from '@vue/reactivity';
…n-dest-network feat: show destination network in swap activity description when source and destination symbols are the same
…th-multiple-periods fix: send input ui breaking with multiple periods
fix: base max fee + hw wallet shaded area
…transactions fix: dropped jupiter sol swap transactions
…angelly feat: add base to rango and changelly
…nsactions feat: fail dropped jupiter transactions
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packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/swap/components/swap-loading/index.vue (1)
87-87: LGTM! Consider enhancing modal accessibility.The change from fixed height to 100% is a good improvement for responsive design. The modal will now properly cover the viewport regardless of screen size.
Consider enhancing the modal's accessibility by:
- Adding
role="dialog"to the container- Adding
aria-modal="true"- Managing focus trap within the modal
- <div class="swap-looking__container"> + <div class="swap-looking__container" role="dialog" aria-modal="true">packages/swap/src/utils/solana.ts (3)
158-158: Fix incorrect commentThe comment "Compute limit" is incorrect as this case handles the compute unit price.
- // Compute limit + // Compute unit price
121-124: Enhance documentation for return value unitsThe function's documentation should specify that the return value represents micro-lamports (1 lamport = 10^-6 SOL) when a compute unit price is found, and explain the significance of undefined returns.
/** * @see https://solana.com/docs/core/fees#prioritization-fees + * + * @param tx - The versioned transaction to analyze + * @returns The compute unit price in micro-lamports if found, undefined if no + * SetComputeUnitPrice instruction is present in the transaction */
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77-77: Update comment in extractComputeBudgetThe comment "You can use this to get the priorty fee" can be updated to reference the new function that implements this functionality.
- // You can use this to get the priorty fee + // For priority fee, use extractComputeUnitPriceMicroLamportspackages/swap/src/providers/rango/index.ts (4)
1197-1198: Consider implementing the Solana transaction timeout handling.The TODO comment identifies an important edge case for Solana transactions. Consider implementing a timeout mechanism.
Would you like me to help implement a solution that:
- Tracks transaction timestamps
- Implements a 3-minute timeout constant
- Adds logic to handle dropped transactions?
312-312: Consider using structured logging for initialization.While the logging is comprehensive, consider using structured logging format for better machine parsing.
- logger.info(`init: Initialising against ${tokenList?.length} tokens...`); + logger.info('init', { + action: 'initializing', + tokenCount: tokenList?.length + }); - logger.info( - "init: Rango meta" + - ` tokens.length=${rangoMeta.tokens.length}` + - ` blockchains.length=${rangoMeta.blockchains.length}`, - ); + logger.info('init', { + action: 'rango_meta', + tokenCount: rangoMeta.tokens.length, + blockchainCount: rangoMeta.blockchains.length + });Also applies to: 376-377, 414-414
581-582: Enhance swap operation logging with structured data.The swap operation logging could be improved with structured data for better observability.
- logger.info( - `getRangoSwap: Getting swap` + - ` fromNetwork=${this.network}` + - ` toNetwork=${options.toToken.networkInfo.name}` + - ` fromToken=${options.fromToken.symbol}` + - ` toToken=${options.toToken.symbol}` + - ` fromAddress=${options.fromAddress}` + - ` toAddress=${options.toAddress}`, - ); + logger.info('getRangoSwap', { + action: 'getting_swap', + fromNetwork: this.network, + toNetwork: options.toToken.networkInfo.name, + fromToken: options.fromToken.symbol, + toToken: options.toToken.symbol, + fromAddress: options.fromAddress, + toAddress: options.toAddress + });Also applies to: 718-719, 731-731
1575-1576: Standardize transaction simulation logging.The transaction simulation logging should follow the same structured format for consistency.
- logger.info( - `checkExpectedSolanaLegacyTransactionStatus: Retrying Rango Solana unsigned legacy transaction simulation` + - ` with updated block hash ${latestBlockHash.blockhash}...`, - ); + logger.info('checkExpectedSolanaLegacyTransactionStatus', { + action: 'retry_simulation', + type: 'legacy', + signed: false, + blockHash: latestBlockHash.blockhash + });Also applies to: 1630-1631
packages/extension/src/libs/utils/unicode-detection.ts (1)
8-17: Consider performance optimization for unicodeLiteral functionThe current implementation iterates character by character. For large strings, consider:
- Using a regular expression to pre-filter strings that need conversion
- Using string.replace with a callback for better performance
const unicodeLiteral = (str: string) => { - let i; - let result = ''; - for (i = 0; i < str.length; ++i) { - if (str.charCodeAt(i) > 126 || str.charCodeAt(i) < 32) - result += '\\u' + fixedHex(str.charCodeAt(i), 4); - else result += str[i]; - } - return result; + return str.replace(/[\x00-\x1F\x7F-\uFFFF]/g, (char) => { + return '\\u' + fixedHex(char.charCodeAt(0), 4); + }); };packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/network-activity/index.vue (1)
150-205: RefactorhandleActivityUpdateto Reduce Code DuplicationThe
handleActivityUpdatefunction contains similar logic for different providers. Refactoring to abstract common operations can improve maintainability.Consider extracting common update logic into a helper function:
const updateActivityStatus = ( activity: Activity, status: ActivityStatus, rawInfo: any, timer: ReturnType<typeof setInterval> ) => { activity.status = status; activity.rawInfo = rawInfo; activityState .updateActivity(activity, { address: activityAddress.value, network: props.network.name, }) .then(() => updateVisibleActivity(activity)); clearInterval(timer); };Update
handleActivityUpdateaccordingly:if (props.network.provider === ProviderName.ethereum) { if (!info) return; const evmInfo = info as EthereumRawInfo; const status = evmInfo.status ? ActivityStatus.success : ActivityStatus.failed; updateActivityStatus(activity, status, evmInfo, timer); } // Apply similar changes for other providerspackages/utils/src/debug-logger.ts (1)
304-358: Handle ANSI Color Codes Based on Execution EnvironmentANSI color codes may not render correctly in browser consoles, potentially leading to unreadable logs. Consider detecting the environment and disabling color codes in browsers.
As a follow-up, modify the color handling:
const isNode = typeof process !== 'undefined' && process.stdout; this._color = isNode;packages/extension/src/types/window.d.ts (1)
3-9: ExtendingWindowInterface with__ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG_CONF__Adding
__ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG_CONF__to theWindowinterface and declaring it globally enhances the configurability of the debug logger but may introduce global scope risks. Ensure that this global variable is uniquely named to avoid conflicts.Consider namespacing or minimizing global variable usage to prevent potential naming conflicts in the global scope.
packages/extension/src/ui/action/main.ts (1)
9-12: Consider consolidating duplicate debug configurationThis debug configuration setup is duplicated across multiple files. Consider extracting it to a shared utility file.
+// debug-config.ts +export const initializeDebugConfig = () => { + if (import.meta.env.DEV) { + globalThis.__ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG_CONF__ = import.meta.env.VITE_DEBUG_LOG + } +} -if (import.meta.env.DEV) { - globalThis.__ENKRYPT_DEBUG_LOG_CONF__ = import.meta.env.VITE_DEBUG_LOG -} +import { initializeDebugConfig } from './debug-config' +initializeDebugConfig()packages/extension/src/providers/solana/libs/api.ts (1)
33-51: Optimize the boolean expression and consider additional error detailsThe code is well-structured with async/await, but there are two potential improvements:
- The boolean expression can be simplified
- Consider including error details in the return value for better debugging
- status: tx.meta?.err ? false : true, + status: !tx.meta?.err, + error: tx.meta?.err ? String(tx.meta.err) : undefined,🧰 Tools
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[error] 48-48: Unnecessary use of boolean literals in conditional expression.
Simplify your code by directly assigning the result without using a ternary operator.
If your goal is negation, you may use the logical NOT (!) or double NOT (!!) operator for clearer and concise code.
Check for more details about NOT operator.
Unsafe fix: Remove the conditional expression with(lint/complexity/noUselessTernary)
packages/extension/src/libs/activity-state/index.ts (1)
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64-79: Consider optimizing the update logicThe update implementation is correct but could be more efficient with an early return and using Array.findIndex.
async updateActivity( activity: Activity, options: ActivityOptions, ): Promise<void> { const activities = await this.getActivitiesById( this.getActivityId(options), ); - const clone = [...activities]; - activities.forEach((act, idx) => { - if (act.transactionHash === activity.transactionHash) - clone[idx] = activity; - }); + const idx = activities.findIndex( + act => act.transactionHash === activity.transactionHash + ); + if (idx === -1) return; + const clone = [...activities]; + clone[idx] = activity; await this.setActivitiesById(clone, this.getActivityId(options)); }packages/swap/src/providers/rango/supported.ts (1)
164-181: Consider adding validation for network configurationThe map transformations look good, but consider adding runtime validation to ensure all required network properties are present and correctly formatted.
function validateNetworkInfo(info: SupportedNetworkInfo): void { const required = ['realChainId', 'rangoChainId', 'rangoBlockchain']; required.forEach(prop => { if (!info[prop]) throw new Error(`Missing required property: ${prop}`); }); } // Use in map initialization Object.values(supportedNetworks).forEach(validateNetworkInfo);packages/swap/src/providers/paraswap/index.ts (2)
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353-364: LGTM! Consider documenting the breaking change.The implementation maintains perfect consistency with other providers. Consider adding a CHANGELOG entry or migration guide for this breaking change in the StatusOptions interface.
Add a comment in the CHANGELOG.md:
+ ## [2.0.0] + ### Breaking Changes + - Modified StatusOptions interface to accept an array of transaction objects instead of transaction hashes
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275-286: Consider extracting common getStatus implementation.Since all providers share identical
getStatusimplementation, consider extracting it to a shared utility function or the baseProviderClass. This would reduce code duplication and make future updates easier to maintain.Example implementation in ProviderClass:
abstract class ProviderClass { protected abstract web3eth: Web3Eth; async getStatus(options: StatusOptions): Promise<TransactionStatus> { const promises = options.transactions.map(({ hash }) => this.web3eth.getTransactionReceipt(hash), ); return Promise.all(promises).then((receipts) => { for (const receipt of receipts) { if (!receipt || (receipt && !receipt.blockNumber)) { return TransactionStatus.pending; } if (receipt && !receipt.status) return TransactionStatus.failed; } return TransactionStatus.success; }); } }Also applies to: 298-309, 353-364
packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/network-activity/components/network-activity-transaction.vue (3)
40-43: Add styling for the 'dropped' status class.The class binding for 'dropped' status is added but the corresponding CSS style is missing or incomplete, as indicated by the TODO comment at line 348.
Consider adding a distinct style for dropped transactions to improve user experience. For example:
.dropped { + color: @warning; /* or another appropriate color */ }
168-217: Consider adding error logging for network loading failures.The implementation is robust, but adding error logging when network loading fails would help with debugging.
const getSwapActivityDescriptionAsync = async ( data: SwapActivityDescriptionData, ): Promise<string> => { const { fromNetworkName, toNetworkName, fromTokenSymbol, toTokenSymbol } = data; if (fromNetworkName === toNetworkName || fromTokenSymbol !== toTokenSymbol) { return `Swap from` + ` ${fromTokenSymbol}` + ` to ${toTokenSymbol}`; } const toNetwork = await getNetworkByName(toNetworkName); if (!toNetwork) { + console.warn(`Failed to load network: ${toNetworkName}`); return ( `Swap from` + ` ${fromTokenSymbol}` + ` to ${fromTokenSymbol}` + ` (Unknown)` ); }
219-244: Consider strengthening TypeScript types.The implementation is solid, but could benefit from stronger typing.
-let swapActivityDescriptionId: null | string = null; +type SwapActivityDescriptionId = string | null; +let swapActivityDescriptionId: SwapActivityDescriptionId = null; watch( () => props.activity, - function (activity) { + function (activity: Activity) {packages/extension/src/providers/bitcoin/ui/send-transaction/index.vue (1)
315-318: LGTM! Improved input validation using BigNumber.The validation is more robust with BigNumber checks. Consider adding user-friendly error messages for invalid inputs.
+const getAmountValidationError = computed(() => { + const sendAmountBigNumber = new BigNumber(sendAmount.value); + if (sendAmountBigNumber.isNaN()) return 'Please enter a valid number'; + if (sendAmountBigNumber.gt(assetMaxValue.value)) return 'Amount exceeds maximum available balance'; + return null; +});packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/swap/libs/send-transactions.ts (4)
243-243: Remove unnecessary labels in update_block_hash loopsThe
update_block_hash:labels in both legacy and versioned transaction handling are unnecessary as thebreakstatements can directly reference the while loops.Apply this pattern to both loops:
-update_block_hash: while (true) { +while (true) { if (backoffi >= backoff.length) { console.warn( `Failed to get latest blockhash after ${backoffi} attempts,` + ` continuing with old block hash for legacy transaction...`, ); - break update_block_hash; + break; } // ... rest of the loop }Also applies to: 354-354
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Safe fix: Remove the unnecessary label.
You can achieve the same result without the label.(lint/complexity/noUselessLabel)
437-438: Improve error message concatenationThe error messages are concatenated using the
+operator with line breaks, which can be hard to maintain. Consider using template literals for better readability.-throw new Error( - 'Failed to send Solana swap transaction: blockhash not found.' + - ' Too much time may have passed between the creation and sending' + - ' of the transaction', -); +throw new Error( + `Failed to send Solana swap transaction: blockhash not found. + Too much time may have passed between the creation and sending + of the transaction` +); -console.error( - `Failed to send Solana swap transaction,` + - ` unhandled error ${(err as Error).name}`, -); +console.error( + `Failed to send Solana swap transaction, unhandled error ${(err as Error).name}` +);Also applies to: 457-457
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426-459: Consider implementing structured error handlingThe error handling for Solana transactions mixes different concerns: logging, user feedback, and error recovery. Consider implementing a structured error handling system.
Suggestions:
- Create custom error types for different failure scenarios
- Separate error logging from user feedback
- Implement a consistent error recovery strategy
Example structure:
class SolanaSwapError extends Error { constructor( message: string, public readonly code: string, public readonly recoverable: boolean ) { super(message); this.name = 'SolanaSwapError'; } } // Usage if (errstr.includes('Blockhash not found')) { throw new SolanaSwapError( 'Transaction expired: blockhash not found', 'EXPIRED_BLOCKHASH', true ); }
478-478: Define a type for transaction resultThe transaction result object structure is repeated across different blockchain implementations. Consider defining a common type.
interface TransactionResult { hash: string; sentAt: number; } // Usage in return type Promise<TransactionResult[]>Also applies to: 569-569
packages/extension/src/providers/solana/ui/send-transaction/index.vue (2)
290-294: Improve documentation of balance computation propertiesThe documentation comments for balance computation properties are helpful but could be more specific about the units and their usage.
/** - * Native balance after the transaction in the base unit of the - * native currency (eg in WETH, Lamports, Satoshis, ...) + * Computes the remaining balance after the transaction in the smallest unit + * of the native currency (e.g., Wei for ETH, Lamports for SOL) + * @returns {BigNumber} Balance in base units */ /** - * Native balance after the transaction in the human unit of the - * native currency (eg in ETH, SOL, BTC, ...) + * Converts the remaining balance after transaction to human-readable units + * (e.g., ETH instead of Wei, SOL instead of Lamports) + * @returns {string} Formatted balance in human-readable units */Also applies to: 338-342
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418-458: Consider extracting error message logicThe error message computation is complex and handles multiple cases. Consider extracting it into smaller, focused computed properties.
// Example structure const decimalError = computed(() => !hasValidDecimals.value ? 'Too many decimals.' : '' ); const amountError = computed(() => !hasPositiveSendAmount.value ? 'Invalid amount.' : '' ); const balanceError = computed(() => { if (!hasEnoughBalance.value && nativeBalanceAfterTransactionInBaseUnits.value.isNeg()) { return `Not enough funds. You are ~${formatFloatingPointValue( nativeBalanceAfterTransactionInHumanUnits.value ).value} ${props.network.currencyName} ($ ${ formatFiatValue(balanceAfterInUsd.value).value }) short.`; } return ''; }); const errorMsg = computed(() => decimalError.value || amountError.value || balanceError.value || '' );packages/extension/src/providers/ethereum/ui/send-transaction/index.vue (2)
210-215: Consider creating a shared validation moduleThe validation logic and error handling are nearly identical between Ethereum and Solana components. Consider extracting these into a shared module.
Create a shared validation module that can be used by both components:
// shared/transaction-validation.ts export function createTransactionValidation(options: { decimals: number; sendAmount: Ref<string>; balance: Ref<BigNumber>; currencyName: string; }) { const hasValidDecimals = computed(() => isValidDecimals(options.sendAmount.value, options.decimals) ); const hasPositiveSendAmount = computed(() => isNumericPositive(options.sendAmount.value) ); // ... other shared validation logic return { hasValidDecimals, hasPositiveSendAmount, // ... other computed properties }; }Also applies to: 418-458
565-567: Improve numeric validation consistencyThe numeric validation in
isInputsValidcould be more consistent with the shared validation properties.-const sendAmountBigNumber = new BigNumber(sendAmount.value) -if (sendAmountBigNumber.isNaN()) return false -if (sendAmountBigNumber.gt(assetMaxValue.value)) return false; +const sendAmountBigNumber = new BigNumber(sendAmount.value); +if (!hasValidDecimals.value || !hasPositiveSendAmount.value) return false; +if (sendAmountBigNumber.isNaN() || sendAmountBigNumber.gt(assetMaxValue.value)) return false;packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/swap/index.vue (2)
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904-913: Consider making the prioritization fee multiplier configurableThe hardcoded multiplier of 6 for prioritization fees, while tested under specific network conditions, may not be optimal as network conditions change. Consider:
- Making this value configurable through environment variables or system settings
- Implementing dynamic adjustment based on network congestion
- Adding monitoring to track transaction success rates with different multipliers
- autoMultiplier: 6, + autoMultiplier: process.env.PRIORITY_FEE_MULTIPLIER || 6,
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1025-1027: Implement Solana transaction drop detectionThe TODO comment indicates missing functionality for handling dropped Solana transactions. This is a critical feature that should be implemented to ensure proper transaction state management.
Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track the implementation of Solana transaction drop detection? I can provide:
- Detailed requirements
- Implementation approach
- Test scenarios
packages/swap/src/providers/jupiter/index.ts (1)
539-545: Update error message to reflect new transaction structureThe error message and type checking have been updated to handle the new transaction structure. However, the error message could be more descriptive about the expected format.
- `JupiterSwap.getStatus: Expected one transaction hash but got ${options.transactions.length}`, + `JupiterSwap.getStatus: Expected exactly one transaction object with {hash, sentAt} but got ${options.transactions.length} transactions`,
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Safe fix: Remove the unnecessary label.
You can achieve the same result without the label.
(lint/complexity/noUselessLabel)
packages/extension/src/providers/solana/libs/api.ts
[error] 48-48: Unnecessary use of boolean literals in conditional expression.
Simplify your code by directly assigning the result without using a ternary operator.
If your goal is negation, you may use the logical NOT (!) or double NOT (!!) operator for clearer and concise code.
Check for more details about NOT operator.
Unsafe fix: Remove the conditional expression with
(lint/complexity/noUselessTernary)
🔇 Additional comments (39)
packages/swap/src/utils/solana.ts (1)
121-171: Implementation looks good!
The new extractComputeUnitPriceMicroLamports function is well-implemented, following the established patterns in the codebase. It efficiently extracts compute unit prices from Solana transactions and complements the existing extractComputeBudget function.
packages/swap/src/providers/rango/index.ts (2)
66-66: LGTM: Logger initialization is well structured.
The logger setup follows best practices with a clear namespace that aids in log filtering and debugging.
Also applies to: 68-68
1200-1203: Verify the transaction hash selection logic.
The code now uses the most recent transaction hash for status checks. While this is generally correct, ensure that this change doesn't affect multi-transaction scenarios where intermediate transaction statuses are important.
✅ Verification successful
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Let me check how the transactions array is populated and if there are any multi-transaction scenarios in the Rango provider.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
The transaction hash selection logic is correctly implemented.
The code is safe because:
- Rango provider only creates single-transaction swaps (
transactions: [enkSolTx]) - The
transactionsStatusarray maintains status history for all transactions - For multi-chain scenarios, the code properly handles transaction status checks through chain-specific implementations (Solana's
getSignatureStatusesand Ethereum'sgetTransactionReceipt) - The status check logic first verifies if a transaction is already marked as success/failed in the history before making new status requests
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packages/extension/src/providers/kadena/ui/kda-sign-message.vue (1)
67-67: Verify the impact of Unicode sanitization on message signing
The addition of Unicode sanitization might affect the message hash calculation in the approve method. Need to verify that the original message is used for hashing, not the sanitized version.
Also applies to: 85-85
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Based on the analysis of the code, I can now generate the final response:
Unicode sanitization does not affect message hash calculation
The code in kda-sign-message.vue shows that while the displayed message is sanitized using getRTLOLTLOSafeString, the original unsanitized message is used for hash calculation. This is evident in the approve method where msg.data (original message from Request.value.params![0].data) is used directly for hashing, not the sanitized message.value.
- Line 85:
message.value = getRTLOLTLOSafeString(Request.value.params![0].data)- Only affects display - Line 108:
payload: bufferToHex(blake2AsU8a(msg.data))- Uses original message for hash calculation
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packages/extension/src/providers/ethereum/ui/eth-sign-message.vue (1)
62-62: Security enhancement for message display
The addition of getRTLOLTLOSafeString helps prevent potential RTL/LTR override attacks in message display. This is a good security practice for handling user-supplied text.
However, let's verify that this security measure is consistently applied across the codebase.
Also applies to: 89-90
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Security measure is consistently applied across message displays
The verification shows that both Ethereum and Solana message signing implementations consistently use getRTLOLTLOSafeString when converting hex messages to UTF-8 for display:
- In
eth-sign-message.vue:getRTLOLTLOSafeString(hexToUtf8(Request.value.params![0])) - In
sol-sign-message.vue:getRTLOLTLOSafeString(hexToUtf8(signMessage.value!.message))
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packages/extension/src/providers/bitcoin/ui/btc-sign-message.vue (1)
68-68: Consistent security enhancement for Bitcoin messages
The implementation correctly applies the RTL/LTR protection to Bitcoin messages. The direct application without hex conversion is appropriate as Bitcoin messages are already in UTF-8 format.
Also applies to: 96-96
packages/extension/src/providers/solana/ui/sol-sign-message.vue (1)
79-79: Verify message handling in sign-in flow
Let's ensure the sign-in message creation is safe and consistent across the codebase.
Also applies to: 148-149
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Message handling in sign-in flow is properly implemented and secure
The implementation shows a consistent and secure approach to message handling:
- The
createSignInMessageTextfunction properly formats sign-in messages with domain, address, and optional fields - The
getRTLOLTLOSafeStringutility is correctly used to prevent RTL/LTR unicode exploits - The sign-in message flow is consistently implemented across the codebase with proper type checking and validation
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packages/extension/src/providers/ethereum/libs/transaction/index.ts (4)
41-43: Update to getOPfees Function Signature Enhances Flexibility
The addition of the fTx parameter to the getOPfees method allows for more flexible fee retrieval based on the transaction type, improving the function's versatility.
89-89: Including finalizedTransaction in Return Enhances Utility
Adding finalizedTransaction to the return object of finalizeTransaction provides direct access to the finalized transaction, simplifying subsequent operations.
126-134: Creation of common and finalizedTransaction is Correct
The use of Common.custom to create a common instance and generating finalizedTransaction using LegacyTransaction.fromTxData ensures proper handling of legacy transactions.
235-266: Gas Cost Calculation Updates Are Accurate
Utilizing finalizedTransaction in getGasCosts ensures that gas estimates are based on the actual transaction data, enhancing accuracy in fee calculations.
packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/network-activity/index.vue (2)
119-121: Changing activityCheckTimers Type Improves Type Safety
Updating the type of activityCheckTimers to ReturnType<typeof setInterval>[] enhances type safety and code clarity by explicitly defining the expected timer types.
219-230: Verify Timestamp Calculation for Transaction Expiry
Ensure that activity.timestamp is in milliseconds when comparing with Date.now() to prevent incorrect expiry handling for Solana transactions.
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Timestamp Comparison is Safe for Transaction Expiry
The timestamp comparison in the code is safe. The Activity interface in packages/extension/src/types/activity.ts explicitly defines timestamp as a number type, and the codebase consistently uses Date.now() which returns milliseconds. The 3-minute expiry check (3 * 60_000 milliseconds) is correctly implemented.
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packages/extension/src/types/env.d.ts (1)
1-3: Addition of VITE_DEBUG_LOG to ImportMetaEnv is Appropriate
Including VITE_DEBUG_LOG in ImportMetaEnv enables type-safe access to the environment variable used for debug logging configurations.
packages/extension/src/ui/action/main.ts (1)
9-11: Ensure debug logging is properly secured and typed
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- Consider adding type safety for the debug configuration
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The implementation has appropriate safeguards in place:
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debug-logger.tshas comprehensive type safety and security controls:- Proper level-based filtering
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- Development-only configuration through Vite's env vars
- The global variable is properly managed with a getter/setter that triggers logger refresh
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packages/extension/src/ui/provider-pages/main.ts (1)
10-12: Duplicate debug configuration implementation
This is identical to the implementation in action/main.ts. Please consolidate this into a shared utility as suggested earlier.
packages/extension/src/ui/onboard/main.ts (1)
10-12: Duplicate debug configuration with state management considerations
- This is another duplicate of the debug configuration implementation
- Since this file uses Pinia for state management, consider integrating debug logging with Pinia's devtools configuration for a more cohesive development experience
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13-13: LGTM! Verify debug-logger module path.
The addition of DebugLogger import and export looks good and aligns with the broader logging enhancement across the application.
Also applies to: 44-44
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LGTM! The debug-logger module exists and exports DebugLogger correctly
The file exists at the correct location and properly exports the DebugLogger class with a comprehensive implementation including various log levels and configuration options.
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packages/extension/src/types/activity.ts (2)
98-98: LGTM! Addition of 'dropped' status.
The new status aligns well with transaction lifecycle states and matches the UI changes mentioned in the AI summary.
125-131: LGTM! Improved type formatting.
The multi-line formatting of the union type improves readability, and the addition of SOLRawInfo is consistent with the interface defined above.
packages/swap/src/providers/changelly/supported.ts (1)
30-33: Verify Changelly's identifier for Base network.
The implementation follows the correct pattern for EVM networks, but please verify that "BASE" is the correct identifier used by Changelly's API. The comment at the top of the file provides commands to check supported blockchain names.
packages/swap/tests/changelly.test.ts (1)
54-56: Verify consistent usage of the new transaction status API
The change from transactionHashes to transactions reflects an API update. This aligns with the broader changes in transaction handling across the codebase.
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Based on the gathered information, I can now generate the final response:
API change from transactionHashes to transactions is part of a standardized interface
Looking at the types definition in packages/swap/src/types/index.ts, the StatusOptions interface clearly defines the expected structure using transactions array. There are no traces of the old transactionHashes parameter in the codebase, and the Rango provider (the only other visible implementation) also uses the new transaction-based status tracking approach.
The change in the test file correctly aligns with the standardized interface defined in the types, and there's no evidence of inconsistent usage across providers.
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packages/extension/src/providers/solana/libs/api.ts (1)
28-31: LGTM! Improved documentation
The added JSDoc comment clearly explains when null is returned, improving the API's usability.
packages/extension/src/libs/activity-state/index.ts (1)
Line range hint 102-116: LGTM! Well-implemented storage methods
The private storage methods are well-implemented with proper null checking and type safety.
packages/swap/src/providers/jupiter/types.ts (1)
90-97:
Breaking Change: Enhanced prioritization fee configuration
The prioritizationFeeLamports type has been expanded to support more flexible fee strategies. While this enhances functionality, it's a breaking change that requires careful migration.
Let's verify the usage of this parameter across the codebase:
packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/swap/components/swap-error/index.vue (1)
133-133: Improved container responsiveness
Changing the height to 100% improves the component's adaptability to different screen sizes.
packages/extension/src/providers/ethereum/libs/transaction/gas-utils.ts (1)
65-65: Verify the impact of increased minimum priority fee
The minimum priority fee has been increased by 10x from 0.1 gwei to 1 gwei. While this might improve transaction confirmation times, it could significantly impact transaction costs for users.
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Based on the code analysis results, I can now generate the final response:
Increasing minimum priority fee to 1 gwei appears reasonable
The change from 0.1 gwei to 1 gwei for minimum priority fee is justified because:
- The
getMinPriorityFee()is only used as a fallback in three scenarios (found via ast-grep):- When the calculated fee is zero
- When there are no blocks in gas fee history
- When there's an error calculating the priority fee
- This makes it a safety net value rather than a commonly used fee, minimizing the impact on regular transaction costs
- The implementation follows EIP-1559 standards, where having too low priority fees might lead to transaction delays
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packages/swap/src/providers/rango/supported.ts (1)
86-159: LGTM: Well-structured network configuration
The network configuration is well-organized with:
- Clear type definitions
- Comprehensive documentation
- Proper use of Object.freeze for immutability
- Consistent mapping structure
packages/swap/src/types/index.ts (3)
138-138: LGTM: Added dropped transaction status
The addition of a 'dropped' status to TransactionStatus enum improves transaction state tracking.
225-230: LGTM: Enhanced transaction tracking with timestamps
Good addition of timestamp tracking for transactions, which will help with transaction lifecycle management and debugging.
234-234: Verify the impact of StatusOptions interface change
The change from transactionHashes to transactions array is a breaking change that could affect existing implementations.
packages/swap/src/providers/zerox/index.ts (1)
Line range hint 275-286: LGTM! Breaking change in getStatus parameter structure.
The refactoring improves code consistency by standardizing how transaction status is checked across different providers. The implementation correctly handles multiple transactions and maintains proper status checking logic.
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Breaking change in getStatus parameter structure is properly implemented across the codebase
The verification confirms that:
- All providers (zerox, paraswap, rango, jupiter, changelly, oneInch) correctly implement the
getStatusmethod with the standardizedStatusOptionsinterface - The
StatusOptionsinterface properly defines the expected structure withtransactions: StatusOptionTransaction[] - The
StatusOptionTransactiontype is well-defined with requiredhashandsentAtproperties - All provider implementations correctly use object destructuring to extract the hash from transactions
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packages/swap/src/providers/oneInch/index.ts (1)
Line range hint 298-309: LGTM! Consistent implementation with other providers.
The implementation maintains consistency with other providers while properly handling transaction status checks and error cases.
packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/network-activity/components/network-activity-transaction.vue (1)
87-87: LGTM! Dynamic swap message implementation.
The static text has been replaced with a dynamic swapMessage, improving flexibility and maintainability.
packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/swap/views/swap-best-offer/index.vue (1)
Line range hint 394-420: LGTM! Improved transaction data handling.
The change from using transaction hashes to full transaction objects provides more flexibility and better data management. The implementation maintains proper error handling and activity status updates.
packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/swap/libs/send-transactions.ts (1)
78-78: Return type enhancement improves transaction tracking
The return type change from Promise<string[]> to Promise<{ hash: string, sentAt: number }[]> adds valuable timing information for each transaction, which is useful for tracking transaction order and measuring network latency.
packages/extension/src/providers/solana/ui/send-transaction/index.vue (1)
216-221: Good addition of validation computed properties
The new validation properties improve code readability and maintainability by separating concerns.
packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/swap/index.vue (1)
843-843: Verify the transaction status object structure change
The change from transactionHashes to transactions array suggests a more comprehensive transaction tracking approach. This change needs to be consistently applied across all consumers of this API.
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Migration from transactionHashes to transactions array appears complete
Based on the search results:
- No occurrences of
transactionHasheswere found in the codebase - The new
transactionsarray pattern is consistently used in both the swap component and tests - The change appears to be part of a complete migration with no remnants of the old structure
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packages/swap/src/providers/changelly/index.ts (1)
71-71: LGTM: Structured logging implementation
The addition of structured logging using DebugLogger improves observability and debugging capabilities.
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packages/extension/src/providers/ethereum/networks/maticzk.ts (1)
17-18: Add documentation for currency representationConsider adding comments to explain why ETH is used as the currency for Polygon zkEVM network. This would help prevent confusion and make the configuration more maintainable.
+ // Using ETH as currency name since Polygon zkEVM is an Ethereum-compatible rollup + // that uses ETH for gas fees and native transactions currencyName: 'ETH', currencyNameLong: 'Ethereum',
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packages/extension/src/providers/ethereum/networks/maticzk.ts (1)
17-18: Verify currency representation against Polygon zkEVM documentation
The changes to use ETH as the currency name and Ethereum as identifiers on Polygon zkEVM network should be verified against official documentation to ensure accuracy.
Also applies to: 21-21
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Based on the search results, I can now provide a definitive response about the currency representation in the Polygon zkEVM network configuration:
Using ETH as currency for Polygon zkEVM is correct
The currency configuration (ETH/Ethereum) for Polygon zkEVM is correct as evidenced by:
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Other L2/zkEVM networks in the codebase also use ETH as their currency:
- zkSync Era uses
ETH/zkSync ETH - Scroll uses
ETH/Scroll ETH - Base uses
ETH/Ethereum - Arbitrum uses
ETH/Ethereum
- zkSync Era uses
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This aligns with how L2 networks handle the native currency - they use ETH as their base currency since they are Ethereum-compatible rollups.
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This is different from the Polygon PoS network (matic.ts) which correctly uses
POL/Polygon POLas its currency since it's a separate sidechain.
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3-5: Consider updating documentation for new networks.With the addition of Bitrock and Fraxtal networks, ensure that the documentation is updated to reflect these new features.
Consider:
- Adding network specifications and requirements
- Updating user guides
- Including any network-specific considerations for developers
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3-3: Verify support for Bitrock and Fraxtal networks.
The addition of new networks requires comprehensive support across the application.
Let's verify the implementation of these networks:
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Networks are properly configured and integrated
Both Bitrock and Fraxtal networks are fully implemented with:
- Complete network configurations (chain IDs, nodes, explorers)
- Activity handlers configured
- Block explorer endpoints defined
- Network icons present
- Proper integration with the existing network infrastructure
The implementation follows the established patterns used for other EVM networks in the codebase, and all necessary components are in place.
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