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  • Chores
    • Updated the extension version to 2.4.1.
  • Refactor
    • Streamlined activity tracking to consistently reflect a successful status.
    • Enhanced balance retrieval to gracefully handle cases with missing account data.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Refined transaction error messaging for clearer user feedback.
  • Documentation
    • Clarified backup settings to emphasize that only non-sensitive account details are stored.

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This pull request updates several core parts of the extension. The NodeJS environment definitions in the declaration file now export the namespace and its ProcessEnv interface and add a module declaration for SVG files. The package version is bumped. In the Kadena providers, activity status assignment is simplified, while API methods improve error handling and adjust balance retrieval calls. The transaction UI refines error message formatting, and the backup settings view clarifies backed-up content with stricter type assertions. Finally, the TypeScript configuration now explicitly includes the environment definitions.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/extension/env.d.ts
packages/extension/tsconfig.node.json
Exported the NodeJS namespace and ProcessEnv interface, added a module declaration for *.svg, and updated declaration syntax; added "env.d.ts" to the TS config include list.
packages/extension/package.json Bumped package version from 2.4.0 to 2.4.1.
packages/extension/src/.../kadena/index.ts Simplified activity status mapping by always setting ActivityStatus.success instead of using a conditional check.
packages/extension/src/.../api.ts Expanded error handling in getBalanceByChainId to check for an additional error message and applied a type assertion with (Pact.modules as any) in getBalanceAPI.
packages/extension/src/.../send-transaction/index.vue Modified error message formatting in the validateFields function to cast to string and remove unwanted characters (double quotes, reqKey) before assignment.
packages/extension/src/.../settings-backups/index.vue Updated UI text to clarify backup content and enforced non-null assertions on the selectedBackup variable in template bindings and method calls.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant API
    participant Chain

    Caller->>API: Call getBalanceByChainId(chainId)
    API->>Chain: Request account balance
    alt Error ("row not found" or "No value found in table")
        Chain-->>API: Error response
        API->>Caller: Return balance "0"
    else Success
        Chain-->>API: Return balance data
        API->>Caller: Return balance data
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/settings/views/settings-backups/index.vue (3)

91-97: Use optional chaining instead of non-null assertions.

While the non-null assertions are likely safe in this context (since this template section is only shown when selectedBackup is assigned), using optional chaining would be more defensive and type-safe.

-<backup-identicon :hash="selectedBackup!.userId" />
+<backup-identicon :hash="selectedBackup?.userId || ''" />

-{{ generateRandomNameWithSeed(' ', selectedBackup!.userId) }}
+{{ generateRandomNameWithSeed(' ', selectedBackup?.userId || '') }}

-<p>Last backup on: {{ formatDate(selectedBackup!.updatedAt) }}</p>
+<p>Last backup on: {{ formatDate(selectedBackup?.updatedAt || '') }}</p>

103-103: Consider null safety for function arguments.

Similar to the previous comment, using optional chaining would be safer here, or adding a guard clause in the function.

-@click="deleteBackup(selectedBackup!.userId)"
+@click="selectedBackup && deleteBackup(selectedBackup.userId)"

130-130: Initialize reference with proper type.

The selectedBackup ref is initialized with an ambiguous type. The null type should be the only union type if that's the intended initial state.

-const selectedBackup = ref<ListBackupType | null>();
+const selectedBackup = ref<ListBackupType | null>(null);
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🔇 Additional comments (9)
packages/extension/tsconfig.node.json (1)

3-18: Properly including environmental type declarations.

Including env.d.ts in the TypeScript configuration properly ensures that the environment type definitions are recognized during compilation. This is a good practice especially when the environment declarations have been modified to export the NodeJS namespace and ProcessEnv interface.

packages/extension/src/providers/kadena/libs/activity-handlers/providers/kadena/index.ts (1)

84-84:

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❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify the impact of removing conditional status assignment.

The status is now always set to ActivityStatus.success regardless of the activity's state. Previously, this was conditional based on activity.idx. Please confirm that removing this condition is intentional and verify that all activities should indeed be marked as successful.


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# Search for usage of ActivityStatus.failed to ensure we're not missing legitimate failure cases
ast-grep --pattern $'ActivityStatus.failed'

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Length of output: 1288


Confirm that Kadena Activity Handler’s Unconditional Success Status is Intentional

The Kadena activity handler now always assigns ActivityStatus.success (line 84) instead of conditionally setting it based on activity.idx as it seemingly did before. Notably, other providers (e.g., for Ethereum and Polkadot) still use conditional logic to potentially mark activities as failed. Please verify that this change:

  • Is in line with the intended business logic for Kadena activities,
  • Does not overlook any legitimate failure scenarios that might still be relevant, and
  • Is well-documented to clarify why the failure state is not applicable here.
packages/extension/src/providers/kadena/ui/send-transaction/index.vue (1)

295-298: Improved error message formatting.

The error message handling has been improved by converting it to a string, removing double quotes, and excluding the request key. This makes error messages cleaner and more user-friendly.

packages/extension/src/ui/action/views/settings/views/settings-backups/index.vue (1)

9-12: Enhanced backup description clarity.

The description now clearly states what information is backed up (non-vital information like account names and derivation paths) and explicitly mentions what sensitive information is never backed up (mnemonics and private keys). This improves user understanding of the backup feature's security model.

packages/extension/src/providers/kadena/libs/api.ts (2)

74-77: Enhanced error handling for account balance checks

The condition has been expanded to handle an additional error case when an account has no balance. This is a good improvement that makes the error handling more robust.


97-97: Type assertion added to fix compatibility issue

The change to (Pact.modules as any) addresses a TypeScript type compatibility issue with the Kadena client library, allowing the code to compile properly while maintaining the original functionality.

packages/extension/env.d.ts (3)

3-8: NodeJS namespace now properly exported

Exporting the NodeJS namespace and the ProcessEnv interface makes these types properly accessible throughout the codebase, improving type safety and developer experience.


10-13: Added SVG module declaration

Adding a module declaration for SVG files allows them to be imported directly as strings, which simplifies usage in components and other parts of the codebase.


15-22: Improved environment variable declarations

Adding semicolons to the global variable declarations improves code consistency and follows TypeScript best practices.

@kvhnuke kvhnuke merged commit 6b0fb06 into main Feb 27, 2025
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