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Feat/siwe #40

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new wallet connection login page for enhanced user authentication.
    • Integrated support for Ethereum wallet interactions using RainbowKit and Wagmi libraries.
    • Added an AuthenticationWrapper to manage user authentication and JWT verification.
  • Enhancements

    • Added a dynamic base API URL for improved flexibility in API interactions.
    • Integrated QueryClient for efficient server state management and updated styling with Material-UI's ThemeProvider.
    • Updated dependencies to include new libraries and improved existing ones.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Implemented validation for the API base URL to prevent runtime errors.
  • Modifications

    • Improved application routing by adding a direct path to the login page.
    • Introduced a ProtectedRoute component to secure access to authenticated routes.
    • Simplified the application structure and rendering logic in the main app file.

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Walkthrough

This update significantly enhances the Vite application by dynamically configuring the API base URL, integrating essential libraries for wallet functionality, and restructuring the API client for greater reliability. A new login component streamlines user authentication via wallet connections, while the routing system is refined to ensure secure access to the login page. Overall, these changes expand the app's capabilities for decentralized finance interactions and improve user experience.

Changes

File Change Summary
.env Added VITE_API_BASE_URL=https://onchain.togethercrew.de/api/v1/ to define the API base URL.
package.json Added dependencies: @rainbow-me/rainbowkit (^2.1.3), viem (^2.18.6), wagmi (^2.12.2). Updated @tanstack/react-query from ^5.50.1 to ^5.51.16.
src/api/index.ts Switched to dynamic Axios client initialization with VITE_API_BASE_URL. Added validation for the base URL and renamed exported entity from client to api.
src/main.tsx Removed QueryClientProvider and ThemeProvider, directly rendering the <App /> component.
src/pages/Auth/Login/Login.tsx Introduced Login component for wallet connection with ConnectButton, utilizing Material-UI for responsive design.
src/pages/Auth/Login/index.ts Added module to export the Login component for streamlined imports, improving code organization.
src/router/index.tsx Added a new /auth/login route for the Login component and wrapped protected routes in ProtectedRoute components to enforce authentication.
src/ProtectedRoute.tsx Implemented ProtectedRoute component to restrict access to authenticated users.
src/context/authContext.tsx Established authentication context to manage user authentication state and provide related methods through a context API.
src/App.tsx Enhanced app structure with AuthenticationWrapper to manage authentication logic, integrated QueryClient for state management, and utilized Material-UI for consistent theming.
.gitignore Updated to ignore .env files, enhancing security by preventing tracking of sensitive information.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant Login
    participant Wallet

    User->>App: Navigate to /auth/login
    App->>Login: Render Login Component
    User->>Login: Click Connect Wallet
    Login->>Wallet: Initiate Wallet Connection
    Wallet-->>Login: Wallet Connected
    Login-->>User: Display Connection Status
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In the fields of code so bright,
New APIs take flight!
With wallets now at play,
Users connect, come what may.
Amongst the components, dance and weave,
A joyful app, we all believe!
🌼


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  • .env (1 hunks)
  • package.json (1 hunks)
  • src/api/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/main.tsx (2 hunks)
  • src/pages/Auth/Login/Login.tsx (1 hunks)
  • src/pages/Auth/Login/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/router/index.tsx (2 hunks)
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src/api/index.ts (4)

1-5: LGTM!

The import statement and dynamic assignment of the baseURL from the environment variable are appropriate.


6-10: LGTM!

The validation logic for the baseURL is correct and the error message is informative.


12-13: LGTM!

The axios client creation logic is correct and includes appropriate headers.


12-13: LGTM!

The export statement is correct and the renaming to api is consistent with the rest of the file.

src/router/index.tsx (2)

3-3: LGTM!

The import statement for the Login component is correct.


12-15: LGTM!

The new route configuration for the login page is correct.

src/pages/Auth/Login/Login.tsx (2)

1-2: LGTM!

The import statements for the ConnectButton, Box, and Typography components are correct and necessary.


4-29: LGTM!

The Login component definition is correct and follows best practices.

src/main.tsx (3)

24-28: Ensure the configuration parameters are correct and secure.

The getDefaultConfig function is used to configure the RainbowKit. Verify that the configuration parameters such as appName, projectId, and chains are correct and secure.


32-41: Ensure the rendering logic is correct.

The rendering logic is altered to wrap the main application component (<App />) within the WagmiProvider and RainbowKitProvider. Verify that the application can utilize hooks and context provided by these libraries.

Verification successful

The rendering logic is correct.

The WagmiProvider and RainbowKitProvider are correctly used in src/main.tsx to wrap the main application component (<App />). The application should be able to utilize hooks and context provided by these libraries.

  • src/main.tsx: Correct usage of WagmiProvider and RainbowKitProvider.
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1-10: Ensure all new dependencies are necessary and correctly used.

The new dependencies for RainbowKit and Wagmi libraries are added. Verify that these dependencies are required and correctly utilized in the application.

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New dependencies are necessary and correctly utilized.

The new dependencies RainbowKitProvider and WagmiProvider are correctly used in the src/main.tsx file, confirming their necessity.

  • RainbowKitProvider is used to wrap the App component.
  • WagmiProvider is used to wrap the QueryClientProvider.
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package.json (3)

25-27: Ensure new dependencies are necessary and correctly used.

The new dependency @rainbow-me/rainbowkit is added. Verify that this dependency is required and correctly utilized in the application.

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The new dependency @rainbow-me/rainbowkit is necessary and correctly utilized.

  • src/main.tsx: Importing styles and components from @rainbow-me/rainbowkit.
  • src/pages/Auth/Login/Login.tsx: Using the ConnectButton component from @rainbow-me/rainbowkit.
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35-36: Ensure new dependencies are necessary and correctly used.

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27-27: Ensure updated dependency does not introduce breaking changes.

The dependency @tanstack/react-query is updated from version ^5.50.1 to ^5.51.16. Verify that this update does not introduce any breaking changes.

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  • src/main.tsx (1 hunks)
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src/api/index.ts (4)

3-9: Good use of dynamic configuration and validation.

Retrieving the baseURL from environment variables and validating its presence enhances flexibility and robustness.


11-17: Standard Axios client setup.

The Axios client is correctly initialized with the dynamic baseURL and default headers.


18-36: Effective use of request interceptor for token-based authentication.

The request interceptor correctly adds the authorization header if a token is present in localStorage.


38-38: Appropriate default export.

The Axios client is correctly exported as the default export, aligning with the new initialization logic and naming convention.

src/ProtectedRoute.tsx (5)

1-5: Standard and necessary imports.

The imports are appropriate and necessary for implementing the protected route component.


7-10: Standard component definition and state initialization.

The ProtectedRoute component is correctly defined, and the loading state is appropriately initialized.


11-20: Correct use of useEffect for authentication status check.

The useEffect hook appropriately manages the authentication status and loading state.


22-28: Standard loading state handling.

The component correctly returns a loading indicator when the loading state is true, enhancing user experience.


30-34: Correct authentication check and conditional rendering.

The component appropriately checks authentication status and conditionally renders the children or navigates to the login page.

src/context/authContext.tsx (5)

1-8: Standard and necessary imports.

The imports are appropriate and necessary for implementing the authentication context.


10-15: Correct interface definition for AuthContextType.

The AuthContextType interface appropriately defines the expected properties and methods for the authentication context.


17-17: Standard AuthContext creation.

The AuthContext is correctly created using the defined interface type.


19-54: Correct implementation of AuthProvider component.

The AuthProvider component appropriately manages the authentication state and provides context to its children.


56-62: Correct implementation of useAuth hook.

The useAuth hook appropriately provides access to the authentication context and ensures it is used within an AuthProvider.

src/App.tsx (6)

1-22: Imports look good!

The imports are appropriate and necessary for the new features and functionalities introduced in the code.


24-32: QueryClient configuration looks good!

The configuration aligns with best practices for managing server state.


34-37: Proper use of useState for authentication status.

The useState hook is used correctly to manage the authentication status.


84-101: Configuration and return statement look good!

The config is correctly created and the return statement provides a structured hierarchy of providers.


104-115: App component structure looks good!

The App component correctly wraps the AuthenticationWrapper with the necessary providers.


39-82: Robust authentication logic but ensure error handling.

The createAuthenticationAdapter function is used effectively to handle nonce generation, message creation, verification, and sign-out processes. Ensure that error handling is comprehensive and consider logging errors for better debugging.

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src/App.tsx (7)

1-22: Review import statements for necessity and correctness.

  • React imports: Necessary for React components and hooks.
  • RainbowKit and Wagmi imports: Essential for wallet integration and authentication.
  • Material-UI imports: Used for theming and styling.
  • Local imports: Ensure that theme, router, api, and authContext are correctly implemented and used.

All imports appear to be necessary and correctly used in the code.


24-32: Review queryClient configuration.

The queryClient is configured with sensible defaults:

  • refetchOnWindowFocus: false: Prevents unnecessary refetching.
  • retry: false: Disables retries.
  • staleTime: 5 minutes: Sets a reasonable stale time.

The configuration is appropriate for the application's needs.


34-37: Initialize authentication state correctly.

The AuthenticationWrapper component initializes the authentication state using useAuth and useState hooks. This setup is appropriate for managing authentication status.


39-81: Review authenticationAdapter configuration and methods.

The authenticationAdapter is correctly configured to handle:

  • Nonce retrieval: Fetches nonce from the API.
  • Message creation: Generates a SIWE message for signing.
  • Message verification: Verifies the signed message and updates authentication status.
  • Sign-out: Resets authentication status.

The methods are well-implemented and handle potential errors appropriately.


83-87: Review config for WagmiProvider.

The config for WagmiProvider includes:

  • appName: A descriptive name for the application.
  • projectId: A unique project identifier.
  • chains: Specifies the supported blockchain networks (e.g., Sepolia).

The configuration is appropriate for the application's needs.


89-100: Render authentication and routing providers correctly.

The AuthenticationWrapper component renders:

  • WagmiProvider: Configured with the appropriate settings.
  • RainbowKitAuthenticationProvider: Manages authentication state.
  • RainbowKitProvider: Provides UI components for wallet interactions.
  • RouterProvider: Manages routing within the application.

The rendering hierarchy is well-structured and ensures proper integration of authentication and routing.


103-114: Render main application providers correctly.

The App component renders:

  • AuthProvider: Provides authentication context.
  • QueryClientProvider: Manages server state.
  • ThemeProvider: Applies theming and styling.
  • CssBaseline: Ensures consistent styling.
  • AuthenticationWrapper: Encapsulates authentication logic.

The rendering hierarchy is well-structured and ensures proper integration of all necessary providers and components.

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@mehdi-torabiv mehdi-torabiv merged commit 11613f2 into main Aug 6, 2024
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