Devop/rate logic #676
Devop/rate logic #676
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WalkthroughA user rating popup system was introduced and integrated across multiple transaction and swap views. The core logic for when to display the rating popup was enhanced, including new state management with Pinia and refined timing and activity checks. All relevant UI components now check and trigger the popup after successful user actions. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant TransactionView
participant RateState
participant RateStore
participant RatePopup
User->>TransactionView: Complete transaction (send/close)
TransactionView->>RateState: showPopup(immediate = true)
RateState-->>TransactionView: true/false (should show popup)
alt Should show popup
TransactionView->>RateStore: toggleRatePopup(true)
RateStore->>RatePopup: Open popup
end
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packages/extension/src/ui/onboard/App.vue (1)
112-112: Ensure responsive layout after wrapper height increase
The fixed height of.onboard__wrapwas raised from 600px to 650px. Please verify this change on various viewport sizes to avoid overflow or hidden content, and consider using relative units or max-height for better adaptability.packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/accounts/components/rename-account-form.vue (1)
108-110: Consider user notification for backup failuresWhile catching and logging backup errors is good, users aren't notified when their data backup fails. Consider adding a non-blocking toast notification to inform users of backup failures while still allowing the rename operation to complete.
- backupState.backup(false).catch(() => { - console.error('Failed to backup'); - }); + backupState.backup(false).catch((error) => { + console.error('Failed to backup', error); + // Consider adding a non-blocking toast notification here + // Example: toastService.showError('Account backup failed. Your changes are saved but not backed up.'); + });packages/extension/src/providers/ethereum/ui/send-transaction/verify-transaction/index.vue (1)
153-161: Well-implemented conditional rating popup logic.The function correctly checks if the rating popup should be shown before triggering it, preventing excessive prompting to users.
Consider extracting this common functionality to a shared utility, as it appears in multiple provider implementations with slight naming differences (e.g.,
callToggleRatevscallToggleRatePopup).packages/extension/src/ui/action/store/rate-store.ts (1)
1-16: Good implementation of centralized state management.The Pinia store implementation follows best practices with a focused responsibility for managing the rating popup state.
Remove the unnecessary trailing comma after
refon line 2.-import { ref, } from 'vue'; +import { ref } from 'vue';packages/extension/src/providers/kadena/ui/send-transaction/verify-transaction/index.vue (1)
232-240: Well-implemented conditional rating popup logic.The function correctly checks if the rating popup should be shown before triggering it, preventing excessive prompting to users.
There's an inconsistency in naming between this file and the Ethereum implementation:
- Here it's named
callToggleRatePopup- In Ethereum it's named
callToggleRateConsider extracting this common functionality to a shared utility and using a consistent name across all provider implementations:
// Create a new utility file: src/libs/utils/rate-helpers.ts +import RateState from '@/libs/rate-state'; +import { useRateStore } from '@action/store/rate-store'; + +export const showRatingPopupAfterActivity = async () => { + const rateState = new RateState(); + const { toggleRatePopup } = useRateStore(); + + /** + * will only show the user if they haven't rated it + * and never been shown before + */ + const shouldShow = await rateState.showPopup(true); + if (shouldShow) toggleRatePopup(true); +};Then in each provider file, just import and use this function instead of duplicating the implementation.
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package.json (1)
37-37: Approve @swc/core version bump
The update from^1.11.9to^1.11.21is a patch-level bump that aligns with routine maintenance updates.packages/signers/ethereum/package.json (1)
35-38: DevDependencies version bump alignment
All development dependencies (@types/node,@typescript-eslint/*,eslint,eslint-config-prettier,typescript,vitest) have been upgraded to match the monorepo standards. Ensure compatibility with the existing CI lint/test workflows.Also applies to: 40-40, 48-50
packages/storage/package.json (1)
30-33: DevDependencies updated consistently
Bumped@types/node,@typescript-eslint,eslint,eslint-config-prettier,typescript, andvitestto align with other packages in the repository. Looks good.Also applies to: 35-35, 43-45
packages/name-resolution/package.json (1)
25-28: Consistency in devDependency version bumps
Development dependencies have been upgraded to the same versions used across related packages. Confirm that no peer dependency conflicts occur.Also applies to: 30-30, 38-40
packages/keyring/package.json (2)
32-32: Runtime Dependency Bump
The@polkadot/utildependency was updated from^13.4.3to^13.4.4, aligning with the coordinated patch release across the monorepo. No breaking changes are expected between these patch versions.
37-42: DevDependencies Synchronization
Several dev dependencies—including@types/node, ESLint plugins/parsers,eslint-config-prettier,typescript, andvitest—were bumped to match the versions used in sibling packages. This keeps linting and testing environments consistent. Ensure your CI pipeline passes with these new versions.Also applies to: 50-52
packages/request/package.json (1)
34-39: DevDependencies Version Alignment
The@types/node,@typescript-eslintplugins/parsers,eslint,eslint-config-prettier,typescript, andvitestversions have been updated to mirror the rest of the workspace. Consistency here will reduce version skew in your build and test tooling.Also applies to: 47-50
packages/signers/polkadot/package.json (2)
27-28: Runtime Dependencies Updated
Both@polkadot/utiland@polkadot/util-cryptowere bumped from^13.4.3to^13.4.4, keeping in step with the coordinated upgrade. These are patch-level updates and should be safe.
34-39: DevDependencies Version Bump
The suite of TypeScript and ESLint dev dependencies (@types/node, ESLint core/plugins/parsers,eslint-config-prettier,typescript,vitest) has also been bumped to align with other packages. Good for uniform tooling.Also applies to: 47-50
packages/signers/bitcoin/package.json (2)
26-26: Patch Upgrade for Crypto Library
The@noble/secp256k1runtime dependency was upgraded from1.7.1to1.7.2. Confirm that this patch does not introduce any breaking behaviors in key derivation or signing.
35-40: DevDependencies Consistency
Dev dependencies including@types/node, ESLint plugins/parsers,eslint-config-prettier,typescript, andvitestnow match versions used across other signer packages. This prevents cross-package lint/test failures.Also applies to: 48-50
packages/types/package.json (1)
27-32: DevDependencies Uniform Upgrade
The TypeScript and ESLint-related dev dependencies (@types/node, ESLint core/plugins/parsers,eslint-config-prettier,typescript,typescript-eslint) have been bumped to the latest patch/minor releases consistent with the monorepo. This ensures uniform type-checking and linting.Also applies to: 40-41
packages/utils/package.json (2)
27-27: Patch bump for @polkadot/util-crypto
The update from^13.4.3to^13.4.4is a patch-level change and should be safe.
33-36: Verify ESLint and TypeScript ESLint plugin compatibility
DevDependencies have been updated to ESLint^9.24.0,@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin&@typescript-eslint/parser^8.30.1, andeslint-config-prettier^10.1.2. Confirm these versions work together with your ESLint and Prettier configs and that linting runs cleanly.Also applies to: 38-38
packages/signers/kadena/package.json (3)
31-31: Patch bump for @polkadot/util-crypto (devDependency)
Updated from^13.4.3to^13.4.4; this is a patch-level bump and is non-breaking.
33-36: Verify linting toolchain compatibility
ESLint (^9.24.0),@typescript-eslintplugins (^8.30.1),eslint-config-prettier(^10.1.2), and TypeScript (^5.8.3) have been bumped. Ensure your lint and type-check workflows still pass without errors.Also applies to: 38-38, 46-46
48-48: Patch bump for Vitest
Updatedvitestfrom^3.0.8to^3.1.1. This is a minor/patch bump and should be safe.packages/swap/package.json (3)
29-29: Patch bumps for dependencies
bignumber.jsupdated from^9.1.2to^9.2.1rango-sdk-basicupdated from^0.1.64to^0.1.65
Both are patch-level bumps and expected to be non-breaking.Also applies to: 34-34
42-47: Verify linting toolchain compatibility
ESLint,@typescript-eslintplugins, andeslint-config-prettierhave been upgraded. Make sure your lint configuration files are compatible and thatnpm run lintcompletes successfully.
55-55: Patch bumps for TypeScript and Vitest
typescriptupdated to^5.8.3vitestupdated to^3.1.1
These are non-breaking, patch/minor updates.Also applies to: 57-57
packages/hw-wallets/package.json (3)
25-30: Verify linting toolchain compatibility
DevDependencies for ESLint (^9.24.0), Prettier, and@typescript-eslintplugins have been updated. Confirm that linting and formatting still work correctly with your configuration.
38-38: Patch bumps for TypeScript and Vitest
typescriptupdated to^5.8.3vitestupdated to^3.1.1
These are patch/minor version bumps and should be safe.Also applies to: 40-40
55-57: Patch bumps for hardware wallet and blockchain utility dependencies
Updated several libraries (@ledgerhq/hw-app-*,@polkadot/*,@trezor/*) with patch version bumps; these should be non-breaking.Also applies to: 61-64
packages/extension-bridge/package.json (2)
47-54: Verify linting toolchain compatibility
ESLint, Prettier integration, and@typescript-eslintplugin versions have been increased. Ensure your ESLint and Prettier setups remain valid and that linting passes.
62-63: Patch/minor bumps for TypeScript and Type-Fest
type-festupdated to^4.40.0typescriptupdated to^5.8.3
Both are safe, non-breaking updates.packages/extension/package.json (2)
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The TypeScript ecosystem dependencies (TypeScript, ESLint, types packages) have been significantly updated. These changes might affect type checking and linting rules.
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Check for breaking changes in major version updates, especially Pinia
The update from Pinia v2.3.1 to v3.0.2 is a major version upgrade that may introduce breaking changes. Ensure all Pinia store usage is compatible with v3.
Other notable updates:
- @polkadot/* packages updated to newer versions
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- bignumber.js updated to 9.2.1
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packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/network-nfts/components/network-nfts-category.vue (1)
7-7: UI improvement for tooltips with better positioningThe change from
is-top-righttoteleport-to-appallows the tooltip to be rendered at the app root level, which improves positioning and prevents clipping issues with nested containers. Additionally, shortening the truncation length from 40 to 25 characters creates a more consistent UI experience.Also applies to: 10-10
packages/extension/src/libs/rate-state/types.ts (1)
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New flag for tracking rating prompts after user activity
The addition of the
askedAfterActivityboolean property to theRateinterface enables more intelligent rating prompt timing. This flag likely helps prevent showing rating popups too frequently and improves user experience by tracking when users have already been asked for ratings after completing actions.
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askedAfterActivityflag fully integrated and working as intendedVerified that the new
askedAfterActivityproperty is checked and updated inRateState.showPopup(packages/extension/src/libs/rate-state/index.ts) and thatshowPopupis invoked with theimmediateparameter across all relevant UI components (e.g. App.vue, swap‐best‐offer view, various send‐transaction verify screens). No further changes needed.packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/accounts/components/rename-account-form.vue (1)
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Added automatic backup after account rename
Good improvement to ensure user data is backed up after account renames. The implementation correctly handles backup failures by catching errors and logging them without disrupting the user flow.
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packages/extension/src/ui/onboard/restore-wallet/backup-detected.vue (3)
53-62: Great addition of informational content!The new section clearly explains to users how Enkrypt's backup functionality works, which enhances user understanding about their wallet data management.
181-181: Good spacing adjustment.Reducing the bottom margin from 24px to 12px provides better spacing between the heading and the content below.
192-206: Well-structured CSS for the new component.The styling is consistent with the application's design system and provides good visual separation for the informational content.
packages/extension/src/providers/ethereum/ui/send-transaction/verify-transaction/index.vue (2)
112-120: Good integration of the rating feature.The imports and store initialization follow standard patterns and prepare for the rating popup functionality.
220-220: Strategic placement of rating prompts.Placing the rating prompts after successful transactions is a good user experience pattern, as users are more likely to provide feedback after a positive interaction.
Also applies to: 226-226
packages/extension/src/providers/kadena/ui/send-transaction/verify-transaction/index.vue (2)
107-114: Good integration of the rating feature.The imports and store initialization follow standard patterns and prepare for the rating popup functionality.
209-209: Strategic placement of rating prompts.Placing the rating prompts after successful transactions is a good user experience pattern, as users are more likely to provide feedback after a positive interaction.
Also applies to: 215-215
packages/extension/src/providers/bitcoin/ui/send-transaction/verify-transaction/index.vue (5)
101-102: Good addition of required imports for rate functionality.The imports for RateState and useRateStore are correctly added to support the new rating popup feature.
105-108: Well-structured code organization with clear comments.Good practice to include descriptive comments and separate logical sections of the code. The rate store initialization is properly placed.
113-113: Appropriate initialization of rateState.The RateState instance is initialized alongside other state variables, maintaining consistency in the component's structure.
197-197: Strategic placement of rating prompt trigger.The callToggleRate function is appropriately called after a successful transaction but before navigation, ensuring a good user experience that doesn't interrupt the transaction flow.
Also applies to: 203-203
228-236: Well-implemented rating popup helper function.The function correctly:
- Uses async/await pattern with the RateState API
- Only shows the popup if the user hasn't rated before
- Includes descriptive comments explaining the behavior
packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/swap/views/swap-best-offer/index.vue (4)
160-167: Good implementation of rate functionality imports and initialization.The imports and initialization of rate-related functionality are properly structured with appropriate comments for code organization.
172-172: Appropriate initialization of rateState.The RateState instance is initialized alongside other state variables, maintaining consistency with other similar components.
366-367: Strategic placement of rating prompt trigger.The callToggleRatePopup function is appropriately called when closing the swap view, regardless of the UI context (popup or window), ensuring consistent behavior.
Also applies to: 369-370
476-484: Well-implemented rating popup helper function.The implementation:
- Follows the same pattern as in other components
- Uses async/await pattern with proper promise handling
- Includes descriptive comments explaining the conditional showing logic
This promotes code consistency across different parts of the application.
packages/extension/src/libs/rate-state/index.ts (5)
5-5: Good UX improvement by extending popup interval.Increasing the popup time from 14 days to 30 days is a user-friendly change that reduces prompt frequency and potential annoyance.
14-22: Well-documented function with clear JSDoc.Adding descriptive JSDoc with parameter and return type information improves code maintainability and developer experience.
28-40: Enhanced logic for determining when to show the popup.The new implementation properly:
- Checks if the user was asked after activity
- Handles the immediate parameter appropriately
- Updates popup timing correctly
This provides better control over user experience and rating prompt timing.
60-61: Proper state initialization with new flag.The askedAfterActivity flag is correctly initialized with the immediate parameter value, ensuring proper state tracking.
64-64: Improved initial state return value.Returning the immediate parameter value instead of a fixed value provides more flexibility and makes the function's behavior more consistent.
packages/extension/src/providers/polkadot/ui/send-transaction/verify-transaction/index.vue (4)
110-117: Good implementation of rate functionality imports and initialization.The imports and initialization for the rating feature are properly structured with clear comments, maintaining consistency with other provider implementations.
122-122: Appropriate initialization of rateState.The RateState instance is initialized alongside other state variables, following the same pattern as in other provider components.
219-220: Strategic placement of rating prompt trigger.The callToggleRatePopup function is appropriately called after a successful transaction, but before navigation, ensuring a smooth user experience that doesn't interrupt the transaction flow.
Also applies to: 225-226
254-262: Well-implemented rating popup helper function.The function follows the same pattern as in other provider components:
- Uses async/await with proper promise handling
- Includes clear comments explaining the conditional showing logic
- Only shows the popup if the user hasn't rated before
This consistency across providers helps maintain a cohesive codebase.
packages/extension/src/providers/solana/ui/send-transaction/verify-transaction/index.vue (4)
118-128: Good implementation of the rate feature.The code correctly imports and initializes the necessary rate-related components, following a clean pattern for accessing the rate store and creating a new rate state instance.
249-250: Good placement of rate popup trigger.Calling the rating popup after transaction completion but before navigating away provides a good user experience. This ensures the user sees the prompt at the right moment in their journey.
255-256: Good placement of rate popup trigger for non-popup context.Similar to the popup context, the rating popup is triggered at the appropriate time in the non-popup flow as well.
297-305: Well-structured helper function for rating popup.The
callToggleRatePopupfunction neatly encapsulates the rating popup logic, following the DRY principle. The comments clearly explain the conditions under which the popup will be shown.packages/extension/src/ui/action/App.vue (4)
74-74: Good refactoring to use centralized state management.The modal-rate component now uses the centralized Pinia store state (
isRatePopupOpen) and method (toggleRatePopup) instead of local state variables. This is a better architectural approach that allows for more consistent state management across the application.
136-136: Good import of the rate store.Adding the import for the centralized rate store is necessary for the state management refactoring.
163-169: Good organization of rate-related state.The code nicely separates the rate-related state and functions with clear comments, making it easy to understand and maintain. Using storeToRefs for reactive state properties and destructuring the methods is the recommended pattern for Pinia stores.
286-286: Good update to use store method.The code now correctly uses the centralized
toggleRatePopupmethod from the store instead of setting a local variable.
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packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/modal-rate/index.vue (1)
34-40: Add a comment explaining the purpose of the watcher.The newly added watcher lacks documentation explaining its purpose. Since this component is part of a centralized rate popup system (as mentioned in the AI summary), it would be helpful to add a comment explaining why this value needs to be watched.
+ // Watch the modal's open state to coordinate with the centralized rate popup system watch( () => model.value, async newValue => { console.log('model.value', newValue); }, { immediate: true }, );
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packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/modal-rate/index.vue (2)
24-24: Import added correctly for new functionality.The
watchimport from Vue is appropriately added to support the new watcher functionality.
34-40: Consider whether the watcher is necessary.The watcher currently only logs to the console without performing any actual functionality. If this was added for debugging purposes, it should be removed once debugging is complete. If it's intended to serve a specific purpose within the rate popup system, consider implementing that functionality directly.
Is this watcher intended to be temporary for debugging, or will it serve a specific purpose in the final implementation?
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