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refactor: move JSX components out side another component #1669

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Close: #1668

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new WrapWithErrorBoundary component for improved error handling.
    • Enhanced routing logic to ensure all routes are wrapped in the new error boundary.
  • Improvements

    • Streamlined error handling process across multiple routes.
    • Improved component structure and readability.
  • Type Safety

    • Added type annotations for new interfaces to ensure type safety in props.

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The changes in this pull request focus on the Popup component within the extension UI. A new component, WrapWithErrorBoundary, is introduced to enhance error handling by wrapping child components and conditionally rendering an AlertBox. The Root component is redefined as a memoized function that utilizes this new wrapper. The routing logic is updated to use WrapWithErrorBoundary, replacing the previous wrapWithErrorBoundary function, thereby improving the overall structure and readability of the component while maintaining existing functionality.

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packages/extension-ui/src/Popup/index.tsx Added WrapWithErrorBoundaryProps and RootProps interfaces; created WrapWithErrorBoundary component; redefined Root as a memoized function; updated routing logic to use the new wrapper instead of the old function. Removed previous wrapWithErrorBoundary implementation.

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Move JSX component outside the component Root and WrapWithErrorBoundary (#1668)

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
packages/extension-ui/src/Popup/index.tsx (4)

123-127: Consider adding stricter prop types

The interface could benefit from more specific types:

  • trigger could be a union type of allowed values
  • Consider making trigger required for better error tracking
 interface WrapWithErrorBoundaryProps {
   children: React.ReactElement;
   isExtensionMode: boolean;
-  trigger?: string;
+  trigger: 'authorize' | 'metadata' | 'signing' | 'accounts' | /* add other valid triggers */;
 }

129-138: Consider adding error reporting to ErrorBoundary

The error boundary implementation looks good, but could benefit from error reporting functionality for better debugging and monitoring.

Consider implementing error reporting:

 const WrapWithErrorBoundary = React.memo(function WrapWithErrorBoundary ({ children, isExtensionMode, trigger }: WrapWithErrorBoundaryProps): React.ReactElement {
   return (
-    <ErrorBoundary trigger={trigger}>
+    <ErrorBoundary 
+      onError={(error, errorInfo) => {
+        // Implement error reporting service
+        console.error('Error:', error, 'ErrorInfo:', errorInfo);
+      }}
+      trigger={trigger}
+    >
       <>
         {children}
         {!isExtensionMode && <AlertBox />}
       </>
     </ErrorBoundary>
   );
 });

147-165: Consider adding loading states for requests

The Root component handles different request types well, but could benefit from showing loading states while requests are being processed.

Consider adding loading states:

 const Root = React.memo(function Root ({ hasAuthRequest, hasMetaRequest, hasSignRequest, isExtensionMode }: RootProps) {
+  const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(false);
+
   return (
+    isLoading ? (
+      <WrapWithErrorBoundary isExtensionMode={isExtensionMode} trigger='loading'>
+        <Loading />
+      </WrapWithErrorBoundary>
+    ) :
     hasAuthRequest
       ? <WrapWithErrorBoundary isExtensionMode={isExtensionMode} trigger='authorize'>
         <Authorize />

356-658: Consider extracting route constants and adding route types

The routing implementation is thorough, but could benefit from better maintainability through route constants and types.

Consider creating a routes configuration:

type RouteConfig = {
  path: string;
  component: React.ComponentType;
  trigger: WrapWithErrorBoundaryProps['trigger'];
};

const ROUTES: RouteConfig[] = [
  {
    path: '/addNewChain/',
    component: AddNewChain,
    trigger: 'add-new-chain'
  },
  // ... other routes
];

// Usage in Switch
{ROUTES.map(({ component: Component, path, trigger }) => (
  <Route key={path} path={path}>
    <WrapWithErrorBoundary isExtensionMode={isExtensionMode} trigger={trigger}>
      <Component />
    </WrapWithErrorBoundary>
  </Route>
))}
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Line range hint 1-658: LGTM! The refactoring improves code organization and error handling

The changes successfully achieve the PR objectives by:

  • Introducing a reusable error boundary wrapper
  • Consistently applying error boundaries across routes
  • Improving component structure with proper prop types

@AMIRKHANEF AMIRKHANEF closed this Nov 25, 2024
@AMIRKHANEF AMIRKHANEF deleted the refactorRoute branch November 27, 2024 05:52
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move JSX component outside the component Root,WrapWithErrorBoundary
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