Giveth / giveth-dapps-v2

This project is the aggregation of GIVeconomy and Giveth.io DApps in a single repo
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fix: add toast warning for estimated matching less than minimumUsdValue #4278

Closed Meriem-BM closed 2 weeks ago

Meriem-BM commented 2 weeks ago

Related to #3829

@Ramim, for this issue the minimum USD value that @laurenluz said I had to pull from the BE was minimumValidUsdValue on qfRound table, right?

@laurenluz should I add a message when hovering over the warning icon? like below?

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Walkthrough

The changes across the codebase involve refining the donation matching messages in multiple languages, updating a HeaderWrapper component with new properties, and enhancing the EstimatedMatchingToast with additional UI logic and conditional rendering. These updates aim to clarify donation matching eligibility and improve user interaction.

Changes

Files Change Summary
lang/ca.json, lang/en.json, lang/es.json Updated and restructured donation matching toast messages
src/components/.../ArchivedQFRounds.view.tsx Added new properties $gap and $justifyContent to HeaderWrapper component
src/components/.../EstimatedMatchingToast.tsx Enhanced with new UI logic, conditional rendering, and restructuring

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    User->>DonatePage: Initiates donation
    DonatePage->>EstimatedMatchingToast: Show matching toast
    EstimatedMatchingToast->>ValidationLogic: Check donation amount
    ValidationLogic->>EstimatedMatchingToast: Return validation result
    EstimatedMatchingToast->>DonatePage: Render UI based on validation
    DonatePage->>User: Display donation matching status

Poem

In the realm where code does sway,
Donation toasts now lead the way.
Languages three, they shine so bright,
With clearer texts, the goal in sight.
UI refined, logic so keen,
Together they make the perfect scene.
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Files selected for processing (5) * lang/ca.json (1 hunks) * lang/en.json (1 hunks) * lang/es.json (1 hunks) * src/components/views/archivedQFRounds/ArchivedQFRounds.view.tsx (3 hunks) * src/components/views/donate/EstimatedMatchingToast.tsx (4 hunks)
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src/components/views/archivedQFRounds/ArchivedQFRounds.view.tsx
[error] 44-44: This default parameter should follow the last required parameter or should be a required parameter. (lint/style/useDefaultParameterLast) The last required parameter is here: A default parameter that precedes a required parameter cannot be omitted at call site. Unsafe fix: Turn the parameter into a required parameter.
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src/components/views/archivedQFRounds/ArchivedQFRounds.view.tsx (1)
`28-30`: Addition of `$gap` and `$justifyContent` to `HeaderWrapperProps` is clear and follows TypeScript conventions.
src/components/views/donate/EstimatedMatchingToast.tsx (3)
`6-6`: The addition of `IconAlertTriangleFilled` is appropriate for the warning functionality described in the PR. --- Line range hint `32-50`: Refactoring to use `React.FC` for `EstimatedMatchingToast` and the addition of new variables enhance the component's clarity and functionality. --- `53-102`: The new UI logic and conditional rendering based on `isAboveMinValidUsdValue` are well-implemented. Ensure thorough testing to confirm that the UI updates as expected.
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RamRamez commented 2 weeks ago

@Ramim, for this issue the minimum USD value that @laurenluz said I had to pull from the BE was minimumValidUsdValue on qfRound table, right?

Yes, but minimumValidUsdValue in not used anywhere in the BE code, I'm not sure whether we apply this minimum amount or not. @CarlosQ96 @mohammadranjbarz can you confirm that minimumValidUsdValue is used in actual matching calculations or not?

Meriem-BM commented 2 weeks ago

@Ramim, for this issue the minimum USD value that @laurenluz said I had to pull from the BE was minimumValidUsdValue on qfRound table, right?

Yes, but minimumValidUsdValue in not used anywhere in the BE code, I'm not sure whether we apply this minimum amount or not. @CarlosQ96 @mohammadranjbarz can you confirm that minimumValidUsdValue is used in actual matching calculations or not?

@CarlosQ96, @mohammadranjbarz

cc: @RamRamez

mohammadranjbarz commented 2 weeks ago

minimumValidUsdValue

@RamRamez @Meriem-BM Yes we use it, you should search in the migration folder not src to find it, because we use it when creating the materialized view