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WalkthroughThe pull request updates dependency versions in the project’s package configuration and refines transaction handling throughout the application. It upgrades Changes
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participant U as User
participant T as SendModalTokensTabView
participant W as WalletConnect Service
participant G as GlobalTransactionsBatchProvider
U->>T: Initiates WalletConnect transaction
T->>W: call getTransactionHash(newUserOpHash)
W->>W: Wait up to 3 minutes for txHash
alt Transaction hash obtained
W-->>T: Return txHash
T->>G: setWalletConnectTxHash(txHash)
else Timeout reached
W-->>T: Return undefined
T->>G: setWalletConnectTxHash(undefined)
W->>T: Show timeout error notification
end
T->>T: Proceed with transaction confirmation flow
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src/components/BottomMenuModal/SendModal/SendModalBottomButtons.tsx (1)
53-53: Good fix: Corrected ID attribute typoYou've fixed the typo in the button's ID attribute, removing the incorrect semicolon. This improves HTML correctness and ensures proper element identification for testing and accessibility purposes.
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Updated @etherspot/transaction-kit dependency
Upgrading from ^1.0.1 to ^1.0.4 should provide bug fixes or minor improvements while maintaining backward compatibility.
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@etherspot/transaction-kitbetween versions 1.0.1 and 1.0.4. However, based on the available resources, here are the key insights about Transaction Kit's development focus during this period:
Core Functional Improvements
Cross-Chain Transaction Batching
Transaction Kit introduced enhanced support for composing multi-chain transactions into a single user interaction, leveraging Etherspot's Prime SDK for cross-chain interoperability[4][6].Paymaster Integration
Added utilities for handling gas fees via stablecoins or sponsored transactions using Etherspot's Arka Paymaster system[4][6].Smart Contract Interaction Simplification
Streamlined components like<EtherspotTransaction>and hooks likeuseEtherspotUI()for easier integration with smart contracts[4][7].
Developer Experience Updates
React Component Optimization
Improved error handling and state management in core components like<EtherspotTransactionKit>and<EtherspotBatches>[7][11].Documentation Expansions
Added tutorials for common use cases (staking, token swaps) and improved TypeScript support in the SDK[6][11].
Infrastructure Changes
Ethers v5 Compatibility
Ensured compatibility with Ethers.js v5.4.0 for wallet management and provider interactions[1][11].Multi-Chain Support
Expanded EVM chain compatibility, though specific chains added between these versions aren't detailed in the search results[4][6].
For precise version-to-version changelogs, refer to:
The lack of explicit release notes in the provided sources highlights Etherspot's ongoing development to simplify Web3 interactions through its React-based abstraction layer[6][11].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80Ycm-nYBwg
- 2: https://etherspot.io/blog/
- 3: https://docs.starknet.io/resources/version-notes/
- 4: https://etherspot.io/transactionkit/
- 5: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/package/@etherspot/prime-sdk
- 6: https://etherspot.fyi/transaction-kit/intro
- 7: https://etherspot.fyi/transaction-kit/components/EtherspotTransactionKit
- 8: https://github.com/etherspot/transaction-kit/actions
- 9: https://etherspot.io/blog/the-etherspot-dashboard-v1-0-launch-is-here/
- 10: https://github.com/etherspot/transaction-kit/activity
- 11: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@etherspot/transaction-kit
- 12: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@etherspot/react-transaction-buidler/v/0.26.14?activeTab=dependencies
- 13: https://github.com/etherspot
- 14: https://github.com/etherspot/transaction-kit/pulls
- 15: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAdKdVDqjYU
Dependency Update: @etherspot/transaction-kit
The upgrade from version ^1.0.1 to ^1.0.4 in
package.jsonappears well justified. Based on available resources, this update delivers several incremental improvements—including enhanced support for cross-chain transaction batching, built-in paymaster integration for better handling of gas fees, and developer experience optimizations such as improved error handling and cleaner smart contract interaction components. These modifications provide essential bug fixes and incremental functionality improvements while maintaining backward compatibility.No further changes are required. Please verify the changelog linked in the release notes for any additional updates that might influence usage.
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Added transaction hash retrieval to mock
This change adds the
getTransactionHashmethod to the mock implementation ofuseEtherspotTransactions, which aligns with the PR objective of returning a transaction hash to the dApp when using WalletConnect.
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Transaction hash retrieval mock verified and aligned with WalletConnect usage.
The mock implementation in the test (i.e.,
getTransactionHash: async () => '') is consistent with its usage across the codebase, as seen in bothSendModalTokensTabView.tsxand the service inwalletConnect.ts. No further changes are needed.src/providers/GlobalTransactionsBatchProvider.tsx (4)
21-24: Interface extension looks goodThis addition to the
IGlobalTransactionsBatchContextinterface properly defines the new properties for managing WalletConnect transaction hashes.
39-41: State implementation is well structuredGood implementation of the state hook with proper typing and initialization to
undefined.
60-65: Context data enhancement is appropriateThe new properties are correctly added to the context data, making them accessible to consumers of this context.
66-66: Dependency array properly updatedCorrectly added
walletConnectTxHashto the dependency array to ensure the context is updated when this value changes.src/components/BottomMenuModal/SendModal/SendModalTokensTabView.tsx (3)
88-88: Hooks usage updated correctlyProperly destructured the new
setWalletConnectTxHashfunction from the context.
91-91: Added required transaction hash retrievalGood addition of the
getTransactionHashmethod from the Etherspot transactions hook.
271-280: Well-implemented transaction hash handling for WalletConnectThis implementation correctly handles WalletConnect transactions by:
- Checking if the transaction is from WalletConnect
- Retrieving the transaction hash
- Appropriately updating the global state
This fulfills the PR objective of returning a transaction hash to the dApp.
src/services/walletConnect.ts (8)
14-14: Added necessary React hook importAdded
useRefto the import statement to support the new reference implementation.
41-42: Correctly using global transaction contextProperly destructured both the transaction hash and its setter from the global context.
47-49: Proper reference implementationGood use of
useRefto keep track of the current transaction hash value between renders.
96-98: Effective reference update mechanismThis effect ensures the reference is always updated when the actual state changes, maintaining synchronization.
100-129: Well-implemented transaction hash retrieval with timeoutExcellent implementation of the transaction hash retrieval function with:
- A reasonable timeout (3 minutes) to allow for transaction processing
- Polling mechanism that checks every 2 seconds
- Proper error handling with user feedback
- Cleanup of state when timeout occurs
This is a robust solution that provides good UX even in failure cases.
465-474: Improved transaction presentation to usersGood enhancement of the transaction confirmation UI with better structured data and proper formatting of address and value.
486-486: Transaction hash now returned to dAppThis is the key change that fulfills the PR objective - now the WalletConnect request returns the actual transaction hash instead of a static message.
494-494: Good state cleanup after responseProperly resets the transaction hash state after handling the request, preventing stale data issues in subsequent requests.
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One additional change to the question I sent on Slack also, other than that looks good!
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we'll need to change this message, can you include the dapp name here that is requested the transaction please?
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