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2 weeks ago The changes involve modifying the expiry property in the FreeRegisterPresentationProps type from a required to an optional property. Additionally, the useEffect hook in the pages/gift.tsx file that managed the expiry state has been removed, along with the expiry prop passed to the FreeRegisterCheckout component. These modifications simplify the components by removing expiry-related logic and enhancing flexibility in rendering.
| Files | Change Summary |
|---|---|
components/discount/freeRegisterPresentation.tsx |
Changed expiry: number to expiry?: number in FreeRegisterPresentationProps. Updated rendering logic to conditionally display the Timer component. |
pages/gift.tsx |
Removed useEffect hook that checked timestamp >= freeRegistration.expiry. Removed expiry prop passed to FreeRegisterCheckout. |
FreeRegisterPresentation component, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR regarding the expiry property in FreeRegisterPresentationProps.FreeRegisterCheckout component, which is also mentioned in the main PR. The removal of the expiry prop in FreeRegisterCheckout aligns with the changes made to the expiry handling in the main PR.🔥 Ready for review
pages/gift.tsx (1)
Line range hint `1-46`: **Consider the impact of removing the expiry check and prop.** The removal of the expiry check and related state management aligns with the PR objective of eliminating expiry considerations on the `/gift` page. However, please consider the following: 1. The component will no longer automatically adjust the screen state when the expiry condition is met. This may lead to an inconsistent user experience if the offer is no longer available but still displayed on the page. Consider alternative mechanisms to handle the offer's availability, such as fetching the current status from an API or using server-side rendering to control the page's content based on the current time. 2. The `FreeRegisterCheckout` component no longer receives the `expiry` prop. If this component relied on the `expiry` prop for rendering or logic, it may need to be updated to handle its removal. Please ensure that the `FreeRegisterCheckout` component functions correctly without the `expiry` prop. To verify the impact of removing the `expiry` prop from the `FreeRegisterCheckout` component, run the following script:Verification successful
--- **The removal of the `expiry` prop has been handled correctly in the FreeRegisterCheckout component.** After a thorough examination of the `FreeRegisterCheckout` component, we can confirm that: 1. The `expiry` prop has been completely removed from the component's props and is not used anywhere within the component. 2. There are no remnants or references to the `expiry` prop in the component's logic or rendering. This verification confirms that the changes align with the PR objective of removing expiry considerations from the `/gift` page. The `FreeRegisterCheckout` component has been successfully updated to function without the `expiry` prop.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of the `expiry` prop in the `FreeRegisterCheckout` component. # Test: Search for the usage of the `expiry` prop. Expect: No occurrences found. rg --type typescript -A 5 $'expiry' components/discount/freeRegisterCheckout.tsx ``` Length of output: 114 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of the `expiry` prop in the `FreeRegisterCheckout` component using multiple approaches. # Approach 1: Use rg without type specification echo "Approach 1: Using rg without type specification" rg -A 5 'expiry' components/discount/freeRegisterCheckout.tsx # Approach 2: Use ast-grep to search for the expiry prop echo "Approach 2: Using ast-grep to search for the expiry prop" ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'expiry: $_' components/discount/freeRegisterCheckout.tsx # Approach 3: Use fd to find the file and cat to display its contents echo "Approach 3: Using fd and cat to display file contents" fd -p 'components/discount/freeRegisterCheckout.tsx' -x cat {} ``` Length of output: 8774components/discount/freeRegisterPresentation.tsx (2)
`13-13`: **LGTM!** Making the `expiry` property optional in the `FreeRegisterPresentationProps` type is a good change. It enhances the component's flexibility by allowing it to handle scenarios where the `expiry` value is not available or not needed. --- `45-45`: **LGTM!** Conditionally rendering the `Timer` component based on the presence of the `expiry` value is a good change. It improves the component's robustness by preventing the `Timer` from rendering when `expiry` is not defined, aligning with the modification made to the `FreeRegisterPresentationProps` type.
This is here to remove expiry considerations on the
/giftpageSummary by CodeRabbit
New Features
expiryproperty in the Free Register Presentation component is now optional, enhancing flexibility.expiryvalue is provided.Bug Fixes