realm-of-ra / mancala

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controller naming #171

Closed okhaimie-dev closed 2 months ago

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The changes introduce a new custom hook, useControllerUsername, which retrieves and displays the username of the controller in various components, enhancing user identity representation. The Header, MessageArea, and UserSection components are updated to utilize this hook, replacing truncated wallet addresses with usernames where available. Additionally, formatting improvements are made across multiple files for better readability and maintainability, without altering the core functionality of the components.

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Files Change Summary
client/src/components/header.tsx Introduced useControllerUsername hook to display the controller's username instead of a truncated wallet address. Minor formatting adjustments made.
client/src/components/message-area.tsx Reformatted IMessageAreaProps interface to use semicolons, improved destructuring of props, and adjusted generate_error_message function formatting.
client/src/components/profile/user-section.tsx Added functionality to display and edit the user's display name using useControllerUsername. Enhanced layout with sharing options.
client/src/hooks/useControllerUsername.ts Added a new hook to manage and retrieve the username associated with a user's account. Implements logic to return either the username or a formatted address.
client/src/pages/Profile.tsx Reformatted import statements and adjusted JSX structure for improved readability. No changes to core functionality.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f105eba45a2cc0d23fc0727e02191dadf74dc822 and 58c58e1baad6f0600d57bc4567965068a5f372c5.
Files selected for processing (5) * client/src/components/header.tsx (5 hunks) * client/src/components/message-area.tsx (1 hunks) * client/src/components/profile/user-section.tsx (1 hunks) * client/src/hooks/useControllerUsername.ts (1 hunks) * client/src/pages/Profile.tsx (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1) * client/src/pages/Profile.tsx
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client/src/components/profile/user-section.tsx
[error] 29-29: Change to an optional chain. Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain. (lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)
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client/src/hooks/useControllerUsername.ts (2)
`5-24`: **LGTM!** The custom hook `useControllerUsername` is well-implemented and follows best practices for React hooks. It encapsulates the logic for managing user identity based on the connection state and provides a seamless way to access and display usernames or account addresses. The code is well-structured, and the logic for fetching the username and resetting it based on the account and connector states is implemented correctly. The return value is also correctly determined based on the availability of the username or account address. Great job! --- `26-28`: **LGTM!** The `formatAddress` function is a simple utility function that correctly formats an address string by truncating it to a shorter representation. The logic for extracting the first six and last four characters of the address using the `slice` method is implemented correctly. The function is concise and serves its purpose well.
client/src/components/message-area.tsx (2)
`5-13`: **LGTM!** The changes to the `IMessageAreaProps` interface align with the TypeScript conventions and improve consistency by using semicolons instead of commas for property declarations. --- `16-78`: **LGTM!** The changes to the `MessageArea` component improve code clarity and maintainability while preserving the original functionality and logic. The restructuring of the code, including the reformatting of the props destructuring and the `generate_error_message` function, enhances readability without altering the underlying logic. The update to the `useEffect` hook's dependency array to include `toast` is a good catch, ensuring that the effect correctly responds to changes in the toast function.
client/src/components/profile/user-section.tsx (5)
`10-10`: **LGTM!** The import statement for the `useControllerUsername` hook is syntactically correct and necessary for the new username functionality. --- `26-26`: **LGTM!** The assignment of the `username` constant using the `useControllerUsername` hook is syntactically correct and necessary for the new username functionality. --- `46-46`: **LGTM!** The conditional rendering of the `username` or the truncated account address is syntactically correct and enhances the user experience by providing a personalized display of the user's identity. --- `87-95`: **LGTM!** The addition of the sharing section with links to Twitter and Telegram is syntactically correct and enhances the user experience by providing easy options to share the user's profile on social media platforms. --- `143-152`: **LGTM!** The addition of the display name section in the dialog for editing user details is syntactically correct and well-integrated with the existing functionality. The static analysis hint about using an optional chain at line 29 is not directly related to the display name section and can be ignored as a false positive.
client/src/components/header.tsx (8)
`33-33`: **LGTM!** The import statement for the custom hook `useControllerUsername` is correctly added. --- `83-86`: **Verify the purpose and usage of the hardcoded `account` object.** Please ensure that the hardcoded `account` object with the Starknet address is intended for testing or placeholder purposes only. If this is meant to be used in production, consider replacing it with a dynamically fetched account object. --- `115-115`: **LGTM!** The `username` constant is correctly defined using the `useControllerUsername` hook. --- `191-191`: **LGTM!** The logic to display the `username` if available, otherwise the truncated `address`, is implemented correctly. --- `200-200`: **LGTM!** The formatting change improves code readability without altering the functionality of the button component. --- `206-206`: **LGTM!** The formatting change improves code readability without altering the functionality of the button component. --- `212-212`: **LGTM!** The formatting change improves code readability without altering the functionality of the button component. --- `220-220`: **LGTM!** The formatting change improves code readability without altering the functionality of the button component.
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