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@Divineifed1 Divineifed1 commented Mar 5, 2025

close: #1031

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a dedicated marketplace button for streamlined collection browsing.
  • Refactor
    • Enhanced styling and layout management for interactive icons.
    • Updated hover effects and simplified gallery card displays.
    • Streamlined the profile picture update flow by removing modal interactions.

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This pull request refactors several components to improve code clarity and maintainability. The changes include:

  • In ClickableAction, a switch from inline template literals to building class names via array filtering and joining.
  • In the PfpGallery component, renaming the hover state and refactoring mouse event handlers using useCallback and debouncing.
  • In SelectedCollections, introducing a dedicated nftMarketPlace function to handle URL navigation and streamlining JSX mapping.
  • In UpdateProfilePic, removing modal-related state and adjusting effect dependencies.
    All public interfaces remain unchanged.

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File(s) Change Summary
components/UI/.../clickableAction.tsx Refactored CSS class name construction by replacing inline template literals with an array-based approach using filter and join.
components/identities/...
(pfpGallery.tsx, selectedCollections.tsx, updateProfilePic.tsx)
PfpGallery: Renamed hover state and refactored mouse event handlers with useCallback and debouncing.
SelectedCollections: Added nftMarketPlace function to open URLs and streamlined JSX arrow function usage.
UpdateProfilePic: Removed modal state/logic and expanded useEffect dependencies for direct profile picture selection.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant C as PfpGallery Component
    participant D as Debounced Callback
    U->>C: Mouse enters NFT area
    C->>D: Invoke handleMouseEnter (via useCallback)
    D->>C: Update hoveredId state
    C-->>U: Rerender NFT card with hover effect
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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant C as SelectedCollections Component
    participant W as Window
    U->>C: Click marketplace button
    C->>C: Call nftMarketPlace function
    C->>W: Open specified URL in new tab
    W-->>U: Display external marketplace page
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
components/identities/updateProfilePic.tsx (1)

235-237: Unnecessary blank lines

There are a couple of unnecessary blank lines after the component declaration and before the export. Consider removing them for consistent formatting.

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export default UpdateProfilePic;
-
components/identities/pfpGallery.tsx (1)

24-25: Optimize debounced handlers with useCallback

While using useCallback is good, the current implementation still creates a new debounced function on each render because the debounce function is called immediately within the callback. Consider refactoring to create the debounced functions only once.

- const handleMouseEnter = useCallback((id: string) => debounce(() => setHoveredId(id), 50)(), [setHoveredId]);
- const handleMouseLeave = useCallback(() => debounce(() => setHoveredId(null), 50)(), [setHoveredId]);
+ const handleMouseEnter = useCallback(
+   (id: string) => {
+     const debouncedSet = debounce(() => setHoveredId(id), 50);
+     debouncedSet();
+   },
+   [setHoveredId]
+ );
+ 
+ const handleMouseLeave = useCallback(
+   () => {
+     const debouncedSet = debounce(() => setHoveredId(null), 50);
+     debouncedSet();
+   },
+   [setHoveredId]
+ );

For even better performance, you might want to consider:

+ const debouncedSetHoveredId = useCallback(
+   debounce((id: string | null) => setHoveredId(id), 50),
+   [setHoveredId]
+ );
+ 
+ const handleMouseEnter = useCallback(
+   (id: string) => debouncedSetHoveredId(id),
+   [debouncedSetHoveredId]
+ );
+ 
+ const handleMouseLeave = useCallback(
+   () => debouncedSetHoveredId(null),
+   [debouncedSetHoveredId]
+ );
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📒 Files selected for processing (4)
  • components/UI/iconsComponents/clickableAction.tsx (1 hunks)
  • components/identities/pfpGallery.tsx (2 hunks)
  • components/identities/selectedCollections.tsx (3 hunks)
  • components/identities/updateProfilePic.tsx (3 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (12)
components/UI/iconsComponents/clickableAction.tsx (3)

23-31: Great refactoring of class name construction

The refactoring of container class names using array-based composition with filter and join is a significant improvement over using template literals directly in JSX. This approach is more maintainable, readable, and scales better with complex conditional class logic.


33-36: Clean extraction of icon class logic

Extracting the icon class logic into a dedicated variable improves readability and makes the component's JSX structure cleaner.


38-40: Simplified JSX with extracted class names

Using the pre-calculated class name variables in the JSX makes the markup more readable and maintainable.

components/identities/selectedCollections.tsx (4)

13-15: Good extraction of URL navigation logic

Creating a dedicated nftMarketPlace function for URL navigation follows good separation of concerns principles and improves maintainability. The function is correctly typed as a React mouse event handler and properly implements secure link opening with "noopener noreferrer".


19-32: Improved NftCollections rendering structure

The JSX for the NftCollections mapping has been well structured with proper indentation and formatting, making it easier to read and maintain.


36-37: Centralized click handling with extracted function

Using the extracted nftMarketPlace function for the button click handler improves code organization by centralizing the navigation logic.


46-49: Consistent JSX formatting

The button's JSX structure now follows a consistent formatting pattern with proper indentation and line breaks.

components/identities/updateProfilePic.tsx (2)

42-44: Simplified selectPfp function

The selectPfp function has been simplified to only handle state updates without modal management, which is a cleaner approach. This suggests a better separation of concerns where modal logic is likely handled elsewhere.


75-75: Complete dependencies array in useEffect

The dependencies array for the useEffect that handles transaction data has been properly expanded to include all used variables. This is important to avoid stale closures and ensure the effect runs when any of its dependencies change.

components/identities/pfpGallery.tsx (3)

1-1: Added useCallback import for performance optimization

Adding useCallback to the imports allows for memoization of the event handlers, which is good for performance optimization.


22-22: Improved state variable naming

Renaming from isHovered to hoveredId is more descriptive and accurately represents what the state variable tracks (the ID of the hovered NFT rather than just a boolean).


28-61: Streamlined component structure

The component's render logic has been simplified with cleaner conditional rendering and better structured JSX. This improves readability and maintainability.

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