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web/src/utils/parseWagmiError.ts (2)
5-9: Improve JSDoc documentationThe parameter description should include the type name for better clarity.
/** - * @param error + * @param error SimulateContractErrorType * @description Tries to extract the human readable error message, otherwise reverts to error.message * @returns Human readable error if possible */
10-17: Consider error handling architecture improvementsA few architectural suggestions to enhance error handling:
- Add error logging for debugging purposes
- Consider implementing i18n for error messages
- Create an error registry/catalog for consistent error handling across the application
Example implementation with logging:
import { logger } from '../utils/logger'; // You'll need to implement this export const parseWagmiError = (error: SimulateContractErrorType) => { try { // ... existing implementation ... } catch (e) { logger.error('Error parsing Wagmi error', { originalError: error, parseError: e }); return 'An unexpected error occurred'; } };Would you like me to help create a proposal for implementing these architectural improvements?
web/src/pages/Resolver/NavigationButtons/SubmitDisputeButton.tsx (3)
69-71: Consider enhancing error handling.While the current implementation is good, consider these improvements:
- Add error logging for debugging purposes
- Type the error message more specifically
const errorMsg = useMemo(() => { if (insufficientBalance) return "Insufficient balance"; else if (error) { + console.error('Dispute submission error:', error); return parseWagmiError(error); } return null; - }, [error, insufficientBalance]); + }, [error, insufficientBalance]) as string | null;
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91-105: Enhance contract submission error handling.The contract submission error handling could be more robust. Consider extracting the submission logic into a separate function and adding more specific error handling.
+ const handleSubmitCase = async (config: any) => { + try { + const res = await wrapWithToast( + async () => await submitCase(config), + publicClient + ); + if (res.status && !isUndefined(res.result)) { + const id = retrieveDisputeId(res.result.logs[1]); + setDisputeId(Number(id)); + setCourtId(disputeData.courtId ?? "1"); + setIsPopupOpen(true); + resetDisputeData(); + } + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to submit case:', error); + } finally { + setIsSubmittingCase(false); + } + }; <StyledButton text="Submit the case" disabled={isButtonDisabled} isLoading={(isSubmittingCase || isBalanceLoading) && !insufficientBalance} onClick={() => { - if (submitCaseConfig) { - setIsSubmittingCase(true); - wrapWithToast(async () => await submitCase(submitCaseConfig.request), publicClient) - .then((res) => { - if (res.status && !isUndefined(res.result)) { - const id = retrieveDisputeId(res.result.logs[1]); - setDisputeId(Number(id)); - setCourtId(disputeData.courtId ?? "1"); - setIsPopupOpen(true); - resetDisputeData(); - } - }) - .finally(() => { - setIsSubmittingCase(false); - }); - } + if (submitCaseConfig) { + setIsSubmittingCase(true); + handleSubmitCase(submitCaseConfig.request); + } }} />
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48-48: Address the TODO comment about dispute kit selection.The TODO comment indicates a pending decision about which dispute kit to use. This should be addressed before the code goes to production.
Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track this TODO item?
web/src/pages/Courts/CourtDetails/StakePanel/StakeWithdrawButton.tsx (1)
158-160: Optimize useEffect implementationWhile the error parsing improvement is good, there are two suggestions:
- Remove
setErrorMsgfrom the dependencies array as React guarantees state setters are stable.- Consider clearing the error when the effect cleanup runs.
useEffect(() => { if (setStakeError) { setErrorMsg(parseWagmiError(setStakeError)); } - }, [setStakeError, setErrorMsg]); + return () => setErrorMsg(""); + }, [setStakeError]);
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web/src/pages/Resolver/NavigationButtons/SubmitDisputeButton.tsx (2)
17-17: LGTM! Import changes are well-organized.
The addition of parseWagmiError utility and reorganization of imports improve code organization.
Also applies to: 23-23
69-69: LGTM! Error handling improvement.
The integration of parseWagmiError standardizes error message handling across components.
web/src/pages/Courts/CourtDetails/StakePanel/StakeWithdrawButton.tsx (2)
23-23: LGTM: Clean import addition
The import of the new error parsing utility is well-placed and follows the project's conventions.
158-160: Verify error message clarity
Let's ensure the parsed error messages are user-friendly and provide clear guidance.
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Error handling implementation is well-structured and user-friendly
The parseWagmiError utility is well-implemented to provide clear, human-readable error messages by:
- Prioritizing detailed meta messages that explain the specific issue
- Falling back to short messages that summarize the error
- Using the base error message as a final fallback
The implementation follows good practices for blockchain error handling:
- Properly types the error interface
- Handles undefined cases gracefully
- Is consistently used across components for uniform error reporting
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web/src/utils/transformSearch.ts (2)
1-5: Enhance JSDoc documentation for better clarity.The current documentation could be more descriptive. Consider adding parameter and return types, and explaining the transformation logic.
/** - * - * @param searchString - * @returns A search string to better search with fullTextSearch + * Transforms a search string into a PostgreSQL full-text search compatible format. + * Each word in the input string is transformed to support exact and prefix matching. + * + * @param searchString - The input search string to transform + * @returns {string|null} A transformed string in format "word | word:*" for each word, + * or null if the input is empty/undefined + * @example + * transformSearch("hello world") + * // Returns: "hello | hello:* | world | world:*" */
6-16: Consider adding input sanitization for special characters.The current implementation might be vulnerable to special characters that could affect PostgreSQL full-text search syntax. Consider sanitizing the input to handle special characters properly.
export const transformSearch = (searchString?: string) => { if (!searchString) return null; + // Escape special characters that might interfere with full-text search + const sanitizeWord = (word: string) => { + return word.replace(/[&|:*']/g, ''); + }; + const words = searchString .split(/\s+/) - .map((word) => word.trim()) + .map((word) => sanitizeWord(word.trim())) .filter(Boolean); const transformedWords = words.map((word) => `${word} | ${word}:*`); return transformedWords.join(" | "); };web/src/hooks/queries/useEvidences.ts (1)
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48-63: Implementation looks good with room for enhancementThe overall implementation is clean and well-structured. Consider these architectural improvements:
- Add error handling for failed transformations
- Consider caching transformed keywords for performance
- Add logging for search patterns to help debug search-related issues
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web/src/utils/transformSearch.ts (1)
6-16: Verify the function usage in GraphQL queries.
The function appears to be used for PostgreSQL full-text search in GraphQL queries. Let's verify its integration.
✅ Verification successful
The previous results show that transformSearch is used in useEvidences hook for search functionality, but we need to verify:
- The actual GraphQL query implementation to see how the transformed search string is used
- The underlying SQL implementation to ensure PostgreSQL compatibility
- The schema definition that handles the search
This will help us confirm if the function's output format matches the database query requirements.
The previous results show that:
- The transformed search string is used in the
evidenceSearchGraphQL query - The function's output format (
word | word:*) is passed to the backend - We need to verify the schema and resolver implementation to ensure this format is compatible with the backend's search implementation
The transformSearch function implementation is correct and compatible with the backend search.
The verification shows that:
- The GraphQL schema uses a full-text search on the
ClassicEvidenceentity with fieldsname,description,senderAddress, andevidenceIndex - The search is implemented using PostgreSQL's full-text search (as indicated by the
@fulltextdirective withalgorithm: rank) - The function's output format (
word | word:*) is compatible with PostgreSQL's tsquery syntax:- The
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:*suffix is the prefix matching operator in tsquery
- The
The implementation correctly transforms search terms into a PostgreSQL-compatible full-text search query string.
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web/src/hooks/queries/useEvidences.ts (2)
5-5: Add null check before keyword transformation
The transformSearch is called directly on keywords without checking if it's undefined, which could lead to unnecessary transformations.
Consider this safer approach:
- const transformedKeywords = transformSearch(keywords);
+ const transformedKeywords = keywords ? transformSearch(keywords) : undefined;Let's verify the transformSearch utility implementation:
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59-59: Verify GraphQL schema compatibility with transformed keywords
The transformed keywords are passed directly to the GraphQL query. We should verify that the transformation output matches the expected format in the GraphQL schema.
Let's check the GraphQL schema and other query implementations:
✅ Verification successful
Let me try a different approach to find the GraphQL schema and query definitions.
Let me try one more search to find the GraphQL schema and query definitions specifically in the web directory.
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response as we have found the GraphQL query definition and its usage:
GraphQL schema compatibility is verified
The transformedKeywords are correctly used in the GraphQL query evidenceSearch which expects:
- A
textparameter of typeString!(non-null string) - An optional
whereparameter withevidenceGroupfield
The transformation output matches the schema requirements as:
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transformSearchfunction's output is used directly as thetextparameter - The
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web/src/components/FileViewer/index.tsx (3)
31-31: Consider adding type safety improvementsWhile the change is functionally correct, consider adding type safety:
- const docs = [{ uri: url, fileName: fileNameIfIpfsUrl(url) }]; + type DocViewerItem = { + uri: string; + fileName: string; + }; + const docs: DocViewerItem[] = [{ uri: url, fileName: fileNameIfIpfsUrl(url) }];
53-72: Add comprehensive JSDoc documentationThe function would benefit from detailed documentation explaining the supported URL formats and examples.
+/** + * Generates a filename from an IPFS URL. + * @param url - The IPFS URL in format ipfs://<hash>/<path> or https://<gateway>/ipfs/<hash>/<path> + * @returns A sanitized filename in format ipfs-<hash>_<path> or "document" if invalid + * @example + * fileNameIfIpfsUrl("ipfs://Qm...abc/test.pdf") // returns "ipfs-Qm...abc_test.pdf" + * fileNameIfIpfsUrl("https://ipfs.io/ipfs/Qm...abc") // returns "ipfs-Qm...abc" + */ const fileNameIfIpfsUrl = (url: string) => {
66-68: Consider adding filename length limitsThe generated filename could potentially be very long. Consider adding a maximum length limit:
const sanitizedPath = path.replace(/\//g, "_"); +const MAX_FILENAME_LENGTH = 255; // Common filesystem limit +let filename = `ipfs-${ipfsHash}${sanitizedPath ? `_${sanitizedPath}` : ""}`; +if (filename.length > MAX_FILENAME_LENGTH) { + filename = filename.substring(0, MAX_FILENAME_LENGTH); +} -return `ipfs-${ipfsHash}${sanitizedPath ? `_${sanitizedPath}` : ""}`; +return filename;
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58-58: Verify IPFS URL pattern handling
The regex pattern needs verification for all possible IPFS URL formats. Let's check the pattern against various URL formats:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see how the IPFS pattern is being used in the codebase. Let me analyze the actual usage to verify the pattern's correctness.
Looking at the full context and the codebase search results, I can now provide a comprehensive verification of the IPFS URL pattern.
The IPFS URL pattern is correctly implemented
The regex pattern correctly handles:
- Direct IPFS protocol URLs (
ipfs://) - HTTP gateway URLs with IPFS path (
https://<gateway>/ipfs/) - IPFS hash capture in group 1
- Optional file path capture in group 2
- Proper character set for IPFS hashes (
[A-Za-z0-9\-_])
The implementation is used appropriately in the fileNameIfIpfsUrl function to extract both the IPFS hash and optional path components, which aligns with standard IPFS URL formats. The pattern is also consistent with the IPFS URL handling seen in other parts of the codebase (e.g., getIpfsUrl.ts).
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web/src/components/FileViewer/index.tsx (2)
57-57: Consider stricter IPFS hash validationThe current regex pattern (
[A-Za-z0-9\-_]*) is quite permissive for IPFS hash validation. Consider using a more specific pattern that matches the exact IPFS hash format (base58 encoding, specific length requirements).- const ipfsPattern = /(?:ipfs:\/\/|https?:\/\/(?:[A-Za-z0-9.-]+)\/ipfs\/)([A-Za-z0-9]+[A-Za-z0-9\-_]*)\/?(.*)/; + const ipfsPattern = /(?:ipfs:\/\/|https?:\/\/(?:[A-Za-z0-9.-]+)\/ipfs\/)([123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz]{46})\/?(.*)/;
53-71: Add unit tests for edge casesThe function handles various URL formats and includes fallbacks, but should be thoroughly tested for edge cases:
- Invalid IPFS URLs
- URLs with special characters in paths
- Various gateway formats
- Empty/invalid inputs
Would you like me to help create a test suite for this function?
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31-31: LGTM: Improved file naming for IPFS documents
The addition of the fileName prop enhances document identification in the viewer.
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web-devtools/src/utils/parseWagmiError.ts (2)
1-3: Consider adding a type guard for safer type castingThe current implementation assumes the error object will have the extended properties. Consider adding a type guard to safely check if the error matches the
ExtendedWagmiErrorinterface.+const isExtendedWagmiError = (error: SimulateContractErrorType): error is ExtendedWagmiError => { + return 'shortMessage' in error || 'metaMessages' in error; +} type ExtendedWagmiError = SimulateContractErrorType & { shortMessage?: string; metaMessages?: string[] };
5-9: Enhance documentation with precedence order and example usageThe documentation could be more helpful by explicitly stating the order of precedence for error messages and including an example usage.
/** * @param error - * @description Tries to extract the human readable error message, otherwise reverts to error.message + * @description Extracts a human readable error message with the following precedence: + * 1. First meta message from metaMessages array + * 2. Short message + * 3. Original error.message * @returns Human readable error if possible + * @example + * try { + * // contract interaction + * } catch (error) { + * const message = parseWagmiError(error); + * console.error(message); + * } */web-devtools/src/utils/wrapWithToast.ts (1)
39-42: Consider adding type safety to error handlingWhile the error handling is improved with
parseWagmiError, adding type checking would make it more robust.Consider this improvement:
- .catch((error) => { + .catch((error: unknown) => { toast.error(parseWagmiError(error), OPTIONS); return { status: false }; });web/src/utils/wrapWithToast.ts (1)
49-51: Consider renaming and improving type safetyThe function name
catchShortMessagemight be misleading since it now usesparseWagmiError. Additionally, the type safety could be improved.Consider this improvement:
-export async function catchShortMessage(promise: Promise<any>) { +export async function catchAndNotifyError<T>(promise: Promise<T>): Promise<T | void> { return await promise.catch((error) => toast.error(parseWagmiError(error), OPTIONS)); }This change:
- Renames the function to better reflect its purpose
- Adds generic type parameter for better type safety
- Improves return type annotation
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web-devtools/src/utils/parseWagmiError.ts (1)
10-17: Verify consistent error handling pattern across components
Let's ensure the function is being used consistently across all components.
✅ Verification successful
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Error handling implementation is consistent across components
The verification shows that parseWagmiError is being used consistently throughout the codebase:
- It's properly integrated with the
wrapWithToastutility in both web and web-devtools - All Wagmi contract simulation errors are handled uniformly through this function
- The error handling pattern is consistent across components, with proper error message extraction and toast notifications
The implementation shows a standardized approach to error handling where:
- Contract interaction errors are parsed through
parseWagmiError - Errors are displayed via toast notifications
- The error handling chain preserves the original error information while providing user-friendly messages
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4-4: LGTM: Clean import addition
The import statement is well-placed and aligns with the PR's objective of improving error handling.
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Let's ensure that parseWagmiError is being used consistently in all error handling scenarios.
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Error handling is consistently implemented across the codebase
The verification shows that error handling is properly implemented:
parseWagmiErroris consistently used for handling Wagmi-specific contract errors in both web and web-devtools- The implementation is identical in both locations and properly extracts human-readable messages
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4-4: LGTM: Import statement aligns with error handling improvements
The addition of parseWagmiError import aligns with the PR's objective of improving error message display.
44-46: Verify error handling coverage
The integration of parseWagmiError improves error message clarity. However, let's verify that it handles all possible error types from contract interactions.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the parseWagmiError implementation since it wasn't found in the previous search.
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response since I found the implementation of parseWagmiError and its usage patterns.
Error handling implementation is appropriate
The parseWagmiError function in web/src/utils/parseWagmiError.ts properly handles contract interaction errors by:
- Extracting detailed error messages from
metaMessages - Falling back to
shortMessage - Using the generic
error.messageas a final fallback
The implementation covers all essential error scenarios from Wagmi contract interactions with a proper fallback chain, making it a robust solution for error handling.
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jaybuidl
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Type: Enhancement ✨
Package: Web
shortMessagewas just returning "The function reverted" without reason, usingmetaMessagesto try to get that now)PR-Codex overview
This PR primarily focuses on enhancing error handling and search functionality in the application. It introduces a new utility function for transforming search strings and improves error message extraction across various components.
Detailed summary
transformSearchfunction inutils/transformSearch.tsfor better search string formatting.parseWagmiErrorfunction inutils/parseWagmiError.tsfor improved error message handling.wrapWithToastto useparseWagmiErrorfor error messages.FileViewercomponent to include afileNameIfIpfsUrlfunction for improved file naming.SubmitDisputeButtonandStakeWithdrawButtonto utilizeparseWagmiErrorfor error messaging.transformSearchinuseEvidencesfor processing keywords.Summary by CodeRabbit
FileViewercomponent to generate descriptive file names for documents loaded from IPFS URLs.