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Feat/dapp #264

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@ccamel ccamel commented Jul 16, 2024

Adds a basic dApp, inspired by eip6963.org, demonstrating EIP-6963 for discovering multiple injected providers and connecting to various wallets using ELM ports for communication with the browser extension.

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This update introduces a new Dapp page to the Elm application, enhancing its capabilities to interact with decentralized applications (dApps). It integrates EIP-6963 support for discovering multiple injected providers and connecting to various wallets. The update includes changes to the application's routing, model, messages, and view to accommodate the new page, as well as the addition of JavaScript and CSS files to handle port interactions and style the page.

Changes

File(s) Summary of Changes
src/App/Messages.elm Added Page.Dapp references to the Page and Msg types to support the new Dapp page.
src/App/Models.elm Updated PagesModel and Model types to include a new field dappPage. Modified emptyPagesModel to initialize dappPage field.
src/App/Pages.elm Added Dapp page to the list of pages with its specifications for view, info, and subscriptions.
src/App/Routing.elm Added import for Page.Dapp to include the Dapp page in the routing logic.
src/App/Update.elm Added import for Page.Dapp. Initialized dappModel and dappCmd in the update function for the Page Dapp case. Added DappPageMsg message handler in the update function.
src/Page/Dapp.elm Introduced functionality for a decentralized application page, defining models, updates, view rendering, and ports for communication with browser extensions.
src/Page/dapp.css Added styling for a toast tray element, positioning it at the bottom right of the screen.
src/Page/dapp.port.js Introduced function registerPorts handling port interactions such as fetching chain data, copying to clipboard, managing provider announcements, listing providers, and connecting wallets.
src/Page/term.port.js Changed registerPorts from function declaration to arrow function expression.
src/index.js Added new CSS import for dapp.css. Refactored Elm ports registration into two functions, portA from term.port.js and portB from dapp.port.js.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ElmApp
    participant DappPage
    participant Port

    User->>ElmApp: Navigate to Dapp Page
    ElmApp->>DappPage: Initialize Dapp Page
    DappPage->>Port: Request providers list
    Port-->>DappPage: Send providers list

    User->>DappPage: Connect Wallet
    DappPage->>Port: Connect Wallet with Provider
    Port-->>DappPage: Confirm Wallet Connection

    DappPage->>ElmApp: Update View with Wallet Info
    ElmApp-->>User: Display Connected Wallet
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sequenceDiagram
    participant DappPage
    participant Port
    participant BrowserExtension

    DappPage->>Port: listProviders()
    Port->>BrowserExtension: Request providers
    BrowserExtension-->>Port: Providers info
    Port-->>DappPage: Receive providers

    DappPage->>Port: connectWalletWithProvider(uuid)
    Port->>BrowserExtension: Connect wallet
    BrowserExtension-->>Port: Wallet connected
    Port-->>DappPage: Receive wallet connection
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Actionable comments posted: 2

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)
src/Page/term.port.js (1)

Line range hint 7-18: Refactor to arrow function: Consider security implications of eval.

The conversion to an arrow function is syntactically correct and maintains the original functionality. However, the use of eval poses significant security risks, as it can execute arbitrary code. Consider alternatives or ensure that inputs are sanitized before evaluation.

src/Page/Dapp.elm (1)

22-32: Correct the srcRel field in the page info.

The srcRel field currently points to "Page/Wallet.elm", but this file does not exist. It should be corrected to "Page/Dapp.elm" to reference the current file.

  • src/Page/Dapp.elm: Line 31
Analysis chain

Verify the srcRel field in the page info.

The srcRel field points to "Page/Wallet.elm". If this is intended to reference the current file, it should be "Page/Dapp.elm".

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for the existence of 'Page/Wallet.elm' and 'Page/Dapp.elm' to clarify the intended reference.

fd --type file "Page/Wallet.elm"
fd --type file "Page/Dapp.elm"

Length of output: 63


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for any files named 'Wallet.elm' or 'Dapp.elm' in the entire repository to ensure there are no typos or different directory structures.

fd --type file --glob '*Wallet.elm'
fd --type file --glob '*Dapp.elm'

Length of output: 91

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Files selected for processing (10)
  • src/App/Messages.elm (3 hunks)
  • src/App/Models.elm (4 hunks)
  • src/App/Pages.elm (3 hunks)
  • src/App/Routing.elm (2 hunks)
  • src/App/Update.elm (4 hunks)
  • src/Page/Dapp.elm (1 hunks)
  • src/Page/dapp.css (1 hunks)
  • src/Page/dapp.port.js (1 hunks)
  • src/Page/term.port.js (2 hunks)
  • src/index.js (2 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
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Additional comments not posted (21)
src/Page/term.port.js (1)

18-18: Export statement is correctly implemented.

The export of registerPorts is correctly done and follows standard ES6 module practices.

src/App/Messages.elm (3)

7-7: Import of Page.Dapp is correctly added.

This import is necessary for the new Dapp page functionality and is correctly placed alphabetically among other imports.


25-25: Addition of Dapp to the Page type.

The inclusion of Dapp in the Page type is correctly implemented, ensuring that the new page is recognized as a valid page type within the application.


41-41: Addition of DappPageMsg to the Msg type.

The addition of DappPageMsg correctly extends the Msg type to handle messages specific to the Dapp page, following Elm's architecture for handling page-specific messages.

src/index.js (2)

16-16: CSS import for dapp.css added correctly.

The new CSS file import for dapp.css is correctly placed in the list of CSS imports, ensuring that styles for the Dapp page are loaded.


29-33: Refactoring of Elm ports registration.

The refactoring that splits registerPorts into portA and portB for different modules (term.port.js and dapp.port.js) is correctly implemented. This separation likely aids in maintaining clear boundaries between different functionalities.

src/App/Models.elm (3)

9-9: Import of Page.Dapp is correctly added.

This import is necessary for the new dappPage functionality and is correctly placed among other page imports.


26-26: Addition of dappPage to PagesModel.

The addition of the dappPage field to the PagesModel type alias is correctly implemented, ensuring that the model for the Dapp page can be held within the application's state.


Line range hint 40-50: Initialization of dappPage in emptyPagesModel.

The update to emptyPagesModel to include dappPage initialized to Nothing is correctly implemented, ensuring that the Dapp page starts with no initial state.

src/App/Routing.elm (1)

7-7: Import statement added for Page.Dapp.

The addition of the import statement for Page.Dapp is necessary for the new routing logic to recognize and handle the Dapp page. This is a straightforward change and appears to be correctly implemented.

src/Page/dapp.port.js (2)

1-1: Import of short-uuid.

The import of short-uuid is used to generate unique identifiers for notifications, which is a good practice for tracking events uniquely.


3-84: Comprehensive review of the port interactions.

This file handles several key functionalities:

  1. Clipboard Operations: The clipboard interaction uses the asynchronous navigator.clipboard.writeText method with proper error handling, which is correctly implemented.
  2. Provider Announcements: The handling of eip6963:announceProvider events is set up to manage provider data and notify the Elm app about new providers. This is crucial for the dApp functionality and is well implemented.
  3. Wallet Connections: The wallet connection logic checks for provider existence and handles Ethereum account requests and chain ID conversions. The error handling in this section is robust, providing feedback to the user on failures.

Overall, the file is well-structured and the asynchronous operations are handled properly with appropriate error handling.

src/App/Pages.elm (3)

10-10: Import statement added for Page.Dapp.

The import statement for Page.Dapp is necessary for the new page integration. This change is correctly implemented and consistent with the structure of the file.


46-46: Dapp added to the list of pages.

The addition of Dapp to the list of pages ensures that it is recognized and handled by the application's routing and view logic. This change is correctly placed in the list and follows the established pattern.


110-112: Integration of Dapp page into pageSpec function.

The Dapp page has been integrated into the pageSpec function, which is crucial for rendering the page and managing its state and subscriptions. The function call is correctly structured and matches the pattern used for other pages.

src/App/Update.elm (3)

14-14: Import statement added for Page.Dapp.

The import statement for Page.Dapp is necessary for initializing the Dapp model and handling its messages. This change is correctly implemented.


88-89: Initialization of dappModel and dappCmd.

The initialization of dappModel and dappCmd in the update function is crucial for managing the state and commands of the Dapp page when it is active. This change is well integrated into the existing structure and correctly handles the flags passed to the Page.Dapp.init function.


122-124: Handling of DappPageMsg.

The addition of the DappPageMsg handler in the update function allows the application to process messages specific to the Dapp page. This ensures that the page's state and commands are updated correctly in response to user actions and system events.

src/Page/Dapp.elm (3)

191-197: Subscriptions setup looks good.

The subscriptions are well-defined and appear to handle the necessary events correctly.


204-219: Ports are correctly defined.

The ports are essential for the dApp's functionality and are correctly defined for interacting with external JavaScript.


341-496: View logic is well-implemented.

The view logic is complex but well-organized, effectively using Elm's HTML and event handling capabilities.

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