src/store/themeSlice.ts (2)

8-10: Improved theme initialization logic

The new implementation for setting the initial isDarkTheme state is more robust and user-friendly. It correctly prioritizes the user's saved preference (if any) and falls back to the system preference.

Consider adding a null check when accessing localStorage.getItem("theme") to handle potential edge cases:

isDarkTheme: localStorage.getItem("theme")
  ? localStorage.getItem("theme") === "dark"
  : window.matchMedia("(prefers-color-scheme: dark)").matches,

This change ensures that the code behaves correctly even if localStorage.getItem("theme") returns null.

---

17-20: Refine theme toggle implementation

The changes to the toggleTheme reducer improve the functionality by ensuring the theme preference is correctly stored in localStorage. However, there are a few points to consider:

1. The console.log statement on line 17 is helpful for debugging but should be removed or wrapped in a development-only check before deploying to production.

2. The logic for updating localStorage and the state is split across two lines. While this works, it could potentially lead to inconsistencies if the code is modified in the future. Consider combining these operations:

toggleTheme: (state) => {
  state.isDarkTheme = !state.isDarkTheme;
  localStorage.setItem("theme", state.isDarkTheme ? "dark" : "light");
},

This approach ensures that the localStorage value always matches the current state.

Overall, the changes improve the theme toggle functionality and persistence across sessions.

src/layouts/Default.tsx (1)

10-17: Consider removing or implementing the commented-out code.

The commented-out code for managing the navbar height is currently unused. To improve code cleanliness:

1. If this feature is planned for future implementation, consider removing it from the current code and tracking it as a separate issue or TODO item.
2. If it's ready to be implemented, uncomment and complete the implementation.
3. If it's no longer needed, remove it entirely.

Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track this potential feature?

src/components/SVG/Home.tsx (1)

5-26: LGTM: Well-implemented SVG with good practices. Consider adding accessibility attributes.

The SVG implementation is well-done, using 'currentColor' for themeable icons and appropriate attributes for styling. To improve accessibility, consider adding role="img" and aria-label="Home" attributes to the <svg> element.

Here's a suggested improvement for accessibility:

 <svg
   width="25"
   height="24"
   viewBox="0 0 25 24"
   fill="none"
   xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
+  role="img"
+  aria-label="Home"
 >

src/components/SVG/Token.tsx (2)

1-1: Consider removing unnecessary React import.

If you're using React 17 or later, you can remove this import statement as it's no longer required for JSX transformation. This can help reduce bundle size slightly.

-import React from "react";

---

13-13: Consider using named export.

While default export is fine, using a named export can be beneficial for better tree-shaking and more explicit imports. This is especially useful if you plan to add more exports to this file in the future.

You could change the export to:

export { TokenLogo };

And then import it like:

import { TokenLogo } from './components/SVG/Token';

src/components/SVG/Swap.tsx (2)

26-33: LGTM: Third SVG path adds complexity to the icon.

The third path introduces more complexity to the icon:

• Additional stroke-miterlimit property is used, which is good for controlling the miter length.
• The path data is more intricate, likely representing a circular or curved part of the swap icon.

Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this more complex path for better maintainability.

---

1-46: Overall, excellent implementation of the SwapLogo component.

The SwapLogo component is well-structured and implements a complex SVG icon using React. It aligns perfectly with the PR objective of replacing static SVGs with React components. The use of currentColor for strokes ensures the icon is themeable, supporting the implementation of light and dark modes.

Consider these minor improvements for even better maintainability:

1. Add a brief comment at the top of the file describing the purpose and usage of the SwapLogo component.
2. If the paths represent specific parts of the swap icon (e.g., arrows, circles), consider adding comments to each path explaining what they represent.
3. If this component is part of a larger icon system, ensure it follows any established naming conventions or structure for consistency.

src/components/SVG/Pool.tsx (1)

12-49: LGTM: SVG paths are well-structured with consistent properties.

The use of stroke="currentColor" for all paths allows for easy theming. The stroke properties are consistently applied, ensuring a uniform look.

Consider adding a brief comment describing what the icon represents, as complex SVGs can be hard to visualize from the code alone.

src/App.tsx (3)

33-41: Responsive design improvement and query about commented code.

The addition of media queries enhances the responsive design of the BackgroundLayer2 component. This change aligns well with the PR objective of improving responsiveness across different devices.

However, there's a commented-out transform property on line 40. Consider either removing this comment if it's no longer needed or implementing the transform if it's still required.

---

67-70: Improved theming for BackgroundLayer2 and minor suggestion.

The changes to the BackgroundLayer2 component usage enhance the theming capabilities:

1. Passing the isDarkTheme prop allows the component to adjust based on the current theme.
2. The addition of the "background-layer" className improves consistency and potential for CSS targeting.

These changes align with the PR objectives of improving theming and responsiveness.

Consider using object shorthand for the isDarkTheme prop:

-<BackgroundLayer2
-  {...{ isDarkTheme }}
-  className="background-layer"
-></BackgroundLayer2>
+<BackgroundLayer2
+  isDarkTheme={isDarkTheme}
+  className="background-layer"
+/>

This change would improve readability and is more explicit about the prop being passed.

---

Line range hint 78-117: Consider updating wallet configuration for improved user experience.

While the wallet configuration remains unchanged, consider the following suggestions to align with the PR objectives:

1. Implement a mechanism to persist the user's preferred wallet across sessions.
2. Add error handling and user feedback for wallet connection issues.
3. Ensure the wallet connection UI is responsive and adheres to the design specifications in the Figma file.

These improvements would enhance the user experience and align with the PR's focus on UI/UX enhancements.

Would you like assistance in implementing these suggestions?

src/components/Token/index.tsx (2)

32-34: LGTM! Consider extracting the breakpoint value.

The addition of a media query for dark mode on larger screens improves the component's responsiveness. The use of CSS variables for theming is a good practice.

Consider extracting the breakpoint value (600px) into a constant or CSS variable for better maintainability, as it's used in multiple places within this component.

+ const BREAKPOINT_TABLET = '600px';

const TokenRoot = styled.div`
  // ...
-  @media screen and (min-width: 600px) {
+  @media screen and (min-width: ${BREAKPOINT_TABLET}) {
    width: 630px;
  }
  &.dark {
    // ...
-    @media screen and (min-width: 600px) {
+    @media screen and (min-width: ${BREAKPOINT_TABLET}) {
      background: var(--Color-Canvas-Transparent-white-950, #070709);
    }
  }
`;

---

Line range hint 132-134: LGTM! Consider using consistent naming conventions.

The changes in the Pool component are minor and improve code readability without altering the core functionality. The explicit check for token symbols to exclude in fTokens is clearer.

For consistency, consider renaming the tokens2 state variable to tokens to match the destructured property name from the API response:

- const [tokens2, setTokens] = React.useState<any[]>();
+ const [tokens, setTokens] = React.useState<any[]>();

useEffect(() => {
  axios
    .get(
      `https://mainnet-idx.nautilus.sh/nft-indexer/v1/arc200/tokens?includes=all`
    )
    .then(({ data: { tokens } }) => {
      setTokens(tokens);
    });
}, []);

This change would make the code more consistent and easier to understand.

src/components/TokenSelect/index.tsx (2)

11-16: Approve addition of responsive Wrapper component with suggestion.

The new Wrapper component improves responsiveness by adjusting width based on screen size. However, consider aligning the mobile width (86%) with other components or using a more standard value (e.g., 90% or 100%) for consistency across the UI.

 const Wrapper=styled.div`
-  width:86%;
+  width: 100%;
   @media screen and (min-width: 640px) {
     width: fit-content;
   } 
 `

---

Line range hint 193-207: Approve use of Wrapper and suggest removal of redundant inline style.

The changes improve the component's structure and responsiveness:

1. Using the new Wrapper component enhances responsiveness.
2. Removing commented-out properties from TokenButtonLabel improves code cleanliness.

However, the inline style on TokenButton (lines 202-204) is redundant with the styled component definition. Consider removing it for better maintainability.

 <TokenButton
   className={isDarkTheme ? "dark" : "light"}
   aria-label="more"
   id="long-button"
   aria-controls={open ? "long-menu" : undefined}
   aria-expanded={open ? "true" : undefined}
   aria-haspopup="true"
   onClick={handleClick}
-  style={{
-    width:"100%"
-  }}
 >

src/components/PoolList/index.tsx (2)

165-165: Improved icon flexibility and design

The changes to InfoCircleIcon and PoolIcon enhance their flexibility and align with the PR objectives:

1. The use of currentColor for the stroke property in both icons allows for dynamic color changes, improving theme consistency.
2. The redesign of PoolIcon as a React component aligns with the goal of replacing static SVGs for better performance and flexibility.

These changes are approved. However, for consistency, consider updating the fill property of both icons to currentColor as well, unless there's a specific reason to keep it as "none".

Also applies to: 172-172, 179-179, 190-195

---

277-277: Improved mobile layout with hidden columns

Setting smHidden={true} for the Columns component effectively hides the column headers on small screens, which improves the mobile layout and aligns with the PR objective of optimizing for mobile screens.

Consider making this prop configurable through the component's props for more flexibility in different use cases. For example:

const PoolList: FC<PoolListProps & { hideColumnsOnMobile?: boolean }> = ({
  // ... other props
  hideColumnsOnMobile = true,
}) => {
  // ...
  <Columns smHidden={hideColumnsOnMobile}>
    // ...
  </Columns>
  // ...
};

This way, the behavior can be easily adjusted if needed in the future.

src/components/Pool/index.tsx (3)

28-46: Responsive design improvements look good!

The addition of media queries for screens wider than 600px enhances the component's responsiveness. The padding and background color adjustments for light and dark themes improve visual consistency.

Consider using a CSS custom property for the breakpoint (600px) to maintain consistency across the application:

:root {
  --breakpoint-tablet: 600px;
}

@media screen and (min-width: var(--breakpoint-tablet)) {
  /* styles */
}

---

239-241: Remove commented-out code

There's a commented-out style attribute in the main div of the Pool component. It's generally a good practice to remove unused code to maintain cleanliness and prevent confusion.

Consider removing the commented-out style attribute:

-    <div
-    // style={{maxWidth:"100vw", background:"red",overflow:"hidden"}}
-    >
+    <div>

---

Line range hint 281-365: Pagination logic improvements

The changes to the pagination logic in the ViewMoreButton onClick handler and the adjustments to page and showing state variables seem to improve the user experience when loading more items.

To improve code clarity, consider extracting the pagination logic into a separate function:

const handleViewMore = () => {
  setPage2(page2 + 1);
  setPage(1);
};

// Then in the onClick handler:
onClick={handleViewMore}

This would make the code more readable and easier to maintain.

src/components/TokenInput/index.tsx (1)

49-53: Approved: Improved dark mode and responsiveness

The changes to SwapTokenContainer enhance the component's appearance and responsiveness:

1. The updated background color for dark mode improves visibility.
2. The new media query ensures better layout on larger screens.

Consider using a CSS custom property for the breakpoint value (600px) to maintain consistency across the application:

-  @media screen and (min-width:600px) {
+  @media screen and (min-width: var(--breakpoint-tablet, 600px)) {

src/components/TokenList/index.tsx (1)

Line range hint 1-665: Suggestions for further improvements.

While the changes made improve the component's responsiveness and theme adaptability, consider the following suggestions for further enhancements:

1. Accessibility: Add appropriate ARIA labels to interactive elements, especially the info icons, to improve screen reader support.
2. Performance: Consider lazy-loading or code-splitting for the CreateTokenModal and AddTokenModal components, as they are conditionally rendered.
3. Type Safety: Replace any types with more specific interfaces or types, especially for the tokens prop and in the map function.
4. Internationalization: If not already implemented, consider adding support for internationalization to make the component more adaptable to different languages.

Would you like assistance in implementing any of these suggestions?

src/components/ConnectWallet/index.tsx (6)

Line range hint 1-10: Consider removing unused imports.

The following imports appear to be unused in the current implementation:

• Menu from "@mui/material/Menu"
• Divider from "@mui/material"
• QUEST_ACTION, getActions, submitAction from "../../config/quest"

Consider removing these imports to keep the code clean and improve performance.

---

Line range hint 15-54: Consider removing or utilizing the WalletMenu component.

The WalletMenu component is defined but not used in the current implementation. If it's not needed, consider removing it to keep the code clean. If it's intended for future use, consider adding a TODO comment explaining its purpose.

---

Line range hint 207-358: Move SVG components to separate files.

The DisconnectButton and ConnectButton components contain large SVG definitions. To improve readability and maintainability, consider moving these SVG components to separate files in a dedicated components or icons directory.

---

Line range hint 360-379: Optimize state management with custom hook.

The BasicMenu component manages multiple states and side effects. Consider creating a custom hook to encapsulate the wallet-related logic, improving readability and reusability.

Example:

const useWalletMenu = () => {
  const { activeAccount, wallets, activeWallet, activeWalletAccounts } = useWallet();
  const [anchorEl, setAnchorEl] = useState<null | HTMLElement>(null);
  const [isWalletModalOpen, setIsWalletModalOpen] = useState(false);

  // ... other logic

  return {
    activeAccount,
    wallets,
    anchorEl,
    isWalletModalOpen,
    handleClick,
    handleClose,
    // ... other values and functions
  };
};

Then use it in your component:

function BasicMenu() {
  const {
    activeAccount,
    wallets,
    anchorEl,
    isWalletModalOpen,
    handleClick,
    handleClose,
    // ... other values and functions
  } = useWalletMenu();

  // ... rest of the component
}

---

Line range hint 380-402: Address commented-out quest action code.

There's a large block of commented-out code related to quest actions. If this functionality is no longer needed, consider removing it entirely. If it's intended for future use, add a TODO comment explaining its purpose and when it should be implemented.

If the code is still relevant, consider moving it to a separate function or custom hook:

const useQuestActions = (activeAccount: any) => {
  useEffect(() => {
    if (!activeAccount) return;
    // Quest action logic here
  }, [activeAccount]);
};

Then use it in your component:

function BasicMenu() {
  // ...
  useQuestActions(activeAccount);
  // ...
}

---

Line range hint 403-529: Optimize rendering of wallet list.

The wallet list is currently re-rendered on every state change. Consider memoizing the wallet list to prevent unnecessary re-renders.

Example:

const MemoizedWalletList = React.memo(({ wallets, activeWalletAccounts, handleWalletAction }) => (
  <WalletContainer>
    {wallets?.map((wallet) => (
      // ... wallet rendering logic
    ))}
  </WalletContainer>
));

function BasicMenu() {
  // ...
  const handleWalletAction = useCallback((wallet, action) => {
    // Handle connect, disconnect, setActive actions
  }, []);

  return (
    // ...
    <MemoizedWalletList
      wallets={wallets}
      activeWalletAccounts={activeWalletAccounts}
      handleWalletAction={handleWalletAction}
    />
    // ...
  );
}

src/components/Swap/index.tsx (2)

327-345: LGTM! Improved theming and responsiveness.

The changes to the SwapRoot styled component effectively implement theme-based styling and improve responsiveness. The use of CSS variables for colors and spacing enhances maintainability.

Consider extracting the repeated media query @media screen and (min-width: 600px) into a shared variable or mixin to improve code DRYness.

---

Line range hint 1-1486: Consider future refactoring for improved maintainability.

While the current changes effectively implement theming and improve responsiveness, the overall complexity of this file might make it challenging to maintain in the long run.

For future improvements, consider:

1. Breaking down the Swap component into smaller, more manageable sub-components.
2. Extracting complex logic (e.g., swap calculations, API calls) into custom hooks or utility functions.
3. Moving styled components to a separate file to reduce the main component's size.
4. Implementing a more robust state management solution (e.g., React Context or Redux) to handle the complex state logic.

These refactoring steps could significantly improve the code's readability, maintainability, and testability.

src/components/Search/index.tsx (1)

120-120: Ensure consistent capitalization in placeholder text

The placeholder text uses "Symbol" with a capital 'S'. For consistency, consider using "symbol" in lowercase if that aligns with the application's style guide.

Apply this change:

-placeholder="Search by token ID, name, or Symbol"
+placeholder="Search by token ID, name, or symbol"

src/components/Navbar/index.tsx (2)

70-70: Remove commented-out code for cleaner codebase

The commented-out color property in MobileNavItemLabel is no longer needed and can be removed to keep the code clean and maintainable.

Apply this diff to remove the unnecessary code:

- /* color: var(--Color-Brand-White, #fff); */

---

155-155: Remove commented-out code for cleaner codebase

Similarly, the commented-out color property in NavButtonLabel is redundant and can be removed.

Apply this diff to clean up the code:

- /* color: var(--Color-Brand-White, #fff); */

src/components/TokenCard/index.tsx (6)

43-45: Consider using theme variables for background color

Instead of hardcoding the background color #fff for the .light class, consider using theme variables or context-specific colors to maintain consistency and ease future theming adjustments.

Apply this diff to use theme variables:

 &.light{
-  background: #fff;
+  background: ${({ theme }) => theme.palette.background.paper};
 }

---

70-71: Remove commented-out code

The commented-out code can be removed to keep the codebase clean and maintainable.

Apply this diff to remove the unnecessary comments:

-/* gap: 10px;
-width: 100px; */

---

337-337: Utilize theme palettes for border colors

Instead of hardcoding the border colors based on the theme, use the theme's palette to ensure consistency and easier maintenance.

Apply this diff to use theme palette colors:

 border-bottom: 1px solid
-  ${({ isDarkTheme }) => (isDarkTheme ? "#ffffff5c" : "#D8D8E1")};
+  ${({ theme }) => `1px solid ${theme.palette.divider}`};

Also applies to: 354-354

---

Line range hint 514-544: Remove unnecessary React fragment

The empty React fragment <>...</> is not needed here and can be safely removed.

Apply this diff to eliminate the unnecessary fragment:

-<>
   <Col1Row1>
     {icon}
     {/* ... */}
   </Col1Row1>
-</>

---

558-566: Consistent formatting for TVL values

For consistent number formatting, especially with large numbers, consider using Intl.NumberFormat or BigNumber for the TVL display.

Apply this diff to format the TVL value:

 {token.tvl > 0 ? `${formatter.format(token.tvl)} VOI` : ""}

Alternatively, if precision is critical:

 {token.tvl > 0 ? `${new BigNumber(token.tvl).toFormat()} VOI` : ""}

---

Line range hint 578-588: Ensure accessible labels for buttons

The AddButtonLabel and SwapButtonLabel should be wrapped with accessible elements like <span> or use aria-label to improve accessibility.

Apply this diff:

-<AddButtonLabel>Create Pool</AddButtonLabel>
+<AddButtonLabel><span>Create Pool</span></AddButtonLabel>

Repeat similar changes for other button labels.

src/components/PoolCard/index.tsx (3)

28-30: Use theme variables instead of hard-coded colors

The hard-coded background color #fff in the .light class may lead to inconsistencies if the theme changes in the future. It's better to use theme variables to maintain consistency across the application.

Consider modifying the code as follows:

 &.light {
-  background: #fff;
+  background: ${({ theme }) => theme.palette.background.paper};
 }

---

Line range hint 297-317: Consistent font styling across labels

The TVLLabel, VolumeLabel, and APRLabel components have similar styles commented out. If these labels are intended to share the same styling, consider creating a shared styled component or removing redundant comments.

Example:

 const LabelBase = styled.div`
   font-feature-settings: "clig" off, "liga" off;
   font-family: "IBM Plex Sans Condensed";
   font-size: 14px;
   font-style: normal;
   font-weight: 500;
   line-height: 120%; /* 16.8px */
 `;

-const TVLLabel = styled.div`
-  /* styles */
-`;
+const TVLLabel = styled(LabelBase)``;

-const VolumeLabel = styled.div`
-  /* styles */
-`;
+const VolumeLabel = styled(LabelBase)``;

-const APRLabel = styled.div`
-  /* styles */
-`;
+const APRLabel = styled(LabelBase)``;

---

689-707: Improve accessibility by providing descriptions for icons

The InfoCircleIcon components added next to labels may not be self-explanatory to all users. Consider adding tooltips or aria-labels to enhance accessibility and provide additional context.

Example:

<Tooltip title="Total Value Locked">
  <InfoCircleIcon aria-label="Total Value Locked" />
</Tooltip>

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src/components/SVG/Token.tsx (2)

8-34: SVG implementation looks great, with a minor suggestion for consistency.

The SVG is well-implemented:

• Use of currentColor allows for easy theming.
• The viewBox is properly set to match the default dimensions.
• The paths define an interesting and scalable token logo design.

For consistency, consider using camelCase for all SVG attributes. Change stroke-miterlimit to strokeMiterlimit on lines 21 and 29.

---

7-7: Consider a more specific component name if appropriate.

The component name TokenLogo is descriptive, but it might be too generic if it represents a specific token.

If this logo represents a particular token, consider using a more specific name (e.g., ETHLogo, USDCLogo, etc.). If it's a generic token logo, the current name is fine.

Also applies to: 37-37

src/components/FarmLiquidity/index.tsx (1)

217-218: LGTM with minor suggestions: Consistent attribute naming convention applied, but some attributes missed.

The changes from kebab-case to camelCase for SVG attributes in the PoolIcon component are correct and consistent with the changes made in other icon components. However, there are a couple of attributes that were missed in the conversion:

Consider updating the following attributes to maintain consistency:

-        stroke-width="1.5"
-        stroke-miterlimit="10"
+        strokeWidth="1.5"
+        strokeMiterlimit="10"

This change should be applied to both path elements in the PoolIcon component.

Also applies to: 225-226

src/components/Top/index.tsx (1)

Line range hint 1-247: Consider refactoring to reduce duplication

While the SVG attribute updates are correct and consistent, I noticed that the same SVG element is duplicated in the component (once in the LeftCell and once in the RightCell). To improve maintainability and reduce the risk of inconsistencies in future updates, consider refactoring this SVG into a separate component or constant. This would allow you to reuse the SVG without duplication and make future updates easier to manage.

Example refactoring:

const VerifiedIcon = () => (
  <svg
    width="24"
    height="24"
    viewBox="0 0 24 24"
    fill="none"
    xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
  >
    <path
      d="M9.51447 2.91542C8.90071 3.43846 8.1376 3.75455 7.33377 3.8187C5.45794 3.96839 3.96839 5.45794 3.8187 7.33377C3.75455 8.1376 3.43846 8.90071 2.91542 9.51447C1.69486 10.9467 1.69486 13.0533 2.91542 14.4855C3.43846 15.0993 3.75455 15.8624 3.8187 16.6662C3.96839 18.5421 5.45794 20.0316 7.33377 20.1813C8.1376 20.2455 8.90071 20.5615 9.51447 21.0846C10.9467 22.3051 13.0533 22.3051 14.4855 21.0846C15.0993 20.5615 15.8624 20.2455 16.6662 20.1813C18.5421 20.0316 20.0316 18.5421 20.1813 16.6662C20.2455 15.8624 20.5615 15.0993 21.0846 14.4855C22.3051 13.0533 22.3051 10.9467 21.0846 9.51447C20.5615 8.90071 20.2455 8.1376 20.1813 7.33377C20.0316 5.45794 18.5421 3.96839 16.6662 3.8187C15.8624 3.75455 15.0993 3.43846 14.4855 2.91542C13.0533 1.69486 10.9467 1.69486 9.51447 2.91542Z"
      fill="#9933FF"
    />
    <path
      d="M9 12L11 14L15.5 9.5M7.33377 3.8187C8.1376 3.75455 8.90071 3.43846 9.51447 2.91542C10.9467 1.69486 13.0533 1.69486 14.4855 2.91542C15.0993 3.43846 15.8624 3.75455 16.6662 3.8187C18.5421 3.96839 20.0316 5.45794 20.1813 7.33377C20.2455 8.1376 20.5615 8.90071 21.0846 9.51447C22.3051 10.9467 22.3051 13.0533 21.0846 14.4855C20.5615 15.0993 20.2455 15.8624 20.1813 16.6662C20.0316 18.5421 18.5421 20.0316 16.6662 20.1813C15.8624 20.2455 15.0993 20.5615 14.4855 21.0846C13.0533 22.3051 10.9467 22.3051 9.51447 21.0846C8.90071 20.5615 8.1376 20.2455 7.33377 20.1813C5.45794 20.0316 3.96839 18.5421 3.8187 16.6662C3.75455 15.8624 3.43846 15.0993 2.91542 14.4855C1.69486 13.0533 1.69486 10.9467 2.91542 9.51447C3.43846 8.90071 3.75455 8.1376 3.8187 7.33377C3.96839 5.45794 5.45794 3.96839 7.33377 3.8187Z"
      stroke="white"
      stroke-width="2"
      strokeLinecap="round"
      strokeLinejoin="round"
    />
  </svg>
);

// Then use it in your component like this:
<ColectionName>nodemonke 9141</ColectionName>
<VerifiedIcon />

This refactoring would make the component more maintainable and reduce the risk of inconsistencies in future updates.

src/components/modals/SwapSuccessfulModal/index.tsx (2)

Line range hint 491-493: Theme-based styling implemented correctly

The implementation of theme-based styling for the DialogContent component is correct and follows React best practices. Using Redux for theme management ensures consistency across the application.

Consider extracting the background color values into constants or a theme object for improved readability and maintainability. For example:

const THEME_COLORS = {
  dark: "#000",
  light: "#fff"
};

// Then in the component
<DialogContent
  sx={{
    background: isDarkTheme ? THEME_COLORS.dark : THEME_COLORS.light,
  }}
>

---

Line range hint 470-589: Well-structured SwapSuccessfulModal component with good UX

The SwapSuccessfulModal component is well-organized and provides a good user experience with clear information display and navigation options. The use of styled components and theme-based rendering is commendable.

Consider adding error handling for the external link navigation. For example:

const handleExplorerNavigation = () => {
  try {
    window.open(
      `https://voitest.blockpack.app/#/explorer/transaction/${txId}/global-state-delta`,
      '_blank',
      'noopener,noreferrer'
    );
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Failed to open explorer:', error);
    // Optionally, show an error message to the user
  }
};

// Then in the JSX
<ExplorerButtonContainer onClick={handleExplorerNavigation}>
  {/* ... */}
</ExplorerButtonContainer>

This change adds error handling and security attributes to the window.open call.

src/components/modals/AddTokenModal/index.tsx (1)

Line range hint 453-653: Component naming and unused code

1. The component name SwapSuccessfulModal doesn't accurately reflect its current functionality of adding tokens. Consider renaming it to AddTokenModal or something similar to better represent its purpose.

2. There are large blocks of commented-out code for additional input fields (name, symbol, decimals, total supply). If these fields are no longer needed, it's recommended to remove this commented-out code to improve readability and maintainability.

3. The overall functionality of looking up a token by ID and then adding it seems to work as intended. The use of Redux for state management and the useWallet hook for wallet interactions is appropriate.

Consider applying these changes:

1. Rename the component:

-const SwapSuccessfulModal: React.FC<SwapSuccessfulModalProps> = ({
+const AddTokenModal: React.FC<AddTokenModalProps> = ({
   open,
   handleClose,
 }) => {
   // ... component body ...
 };

-export default SwapSuccessfulModal;
+export default AddTokenModal;

2. Remove the commented-out code for unused input fields (lines 522-590) if they are no longer needed.

The overall structure and functionality of the component are well-implemented, using React hooks effectively and providing a clear user flow for adding tokens.

src/components/modals/CreateTokenModal/index.tsx (7)

Line range hint 293-383: ModalPattern component update looks good

The addition of the theme prop and conditional rendering based on the theme improves the component's flexibility. This allows for theme-specific SVG rendering, which is a good practice for maintaining consistent UI across different themes.

Consider using a TypeScript union type for the theme prop to improve type safety:

interface ModalPatterProps {
  theme: 'light' | 'dark';
}

This will ensure that only 'light' or 'dark' can be passed as theme values.

---

Line range hint 385-411: Consider making SmileIcon color configurable

The SmileIcon component has been updated to use a white fill color. While this may improve visibility in certain contexts, it might limit the icon's reusability across different themes or backgrounds.

Consider making the fill color configurable by accepting a color prop:

interface SmileIconProps {
  color?: string;
}

const SmileIcon: React.FC<SmileIconProps> = ({ color = '#fff' }) => {
  return (
    <svg
      xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
      width="46"
      height="16"
      viewBox="0 0 46 16"
      fill="none"
    >
      <path
        d="M45.8925 6.64615C39.5267 12.1234 31.4274 15.1702 23.0299 15.2466C14.6324 15.323 6.47905 12.424 0.0146484 7.06353L1.35453 5.44773C7.43723 10.4917 15.1092 13.2195 23.0108 13.1476C30.9125 13.0757 38.5336 10.2088 44.5235 5.055L45.8925 6.64615Z"
        fill={color}
      />
      <path
        d="M45.9853 2.09147C39.6195 7.5687 31.5202 10.6155 23.1227 10.6919C14.7252 10.7683 6.57182 7.86936 0.107422 2.50885L1.4473 0.893042C7.53 5.93703 15.202 8.66479 23.1036 8.5929C31.0053 8.52102 38.6263 5.65413 44.6162 0.500309L45.9853 2.09147Z"
        fill={color}
      />
    </svg>
  );
};

This approach allows for greater flexibility in using the icon across different themes or contexts.

---

Line range hint 446-450: Component name doesn't match its functionality

The component is named SwapSuccessfulModal, but it's actually a modal for creating a token. This mismatch could lead to confusion for other developers working on the project.

Consider renaming the component to better reflect its purpose:

const CreateTokenModal: React.FC<CreateTokenModalProps> = ({
  open,
  handleClose,
}) => {
  // ... component logic ...
};

export default CreateTokenModal;

---

Line range hint 601-638: Enhance input validation for token creation

The current input validation only checks for the presence of values and some basic length constraints. Consider adding more robust validation to ensure the integrity of the token creation process.

Implement additional validation checks:

1. Ensure name and symbol contain only valid characters.
2. Validate that decimals is a non-negative integer within a reasonable range (e.g., 0-18).
3. Check that totalSupply is a positive number and doesn't exceed a maximum value.

Example:

const isValid = useMemo(() => {
  const isNameValid = /^[a-zA-Z0-9\s]+$/.test(name) && name.length <= 32;
  const isSymbolValid = /^[A-Z0-9]+$/.test(symbol) && symbol.length <= 8;
  const isDecimalsValid = Number.isInteger(Number(decimals)) && Number(decimals) >= 0 && Number(decimals) <= 18;
  const isTotalSupplyValid = Number(totalSupply) > 0 && Number(totalSupply) <= Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER;

  return isNameValid && isSymbolValid && isDecimalsValid && isTotalSupplyValid;
}, [name, symbol, decimals, totalSupply]);

---

Line range hint 639-758: Refactor handleCreate function for improved readability and maintainability

The handleCreate function is quite long and handles multiple responsibilities. This can make it difficult to understand and maintain.

Consider breaking down the handleCreate function into smaller, more focused functions:

1. Create a separate function for creating the application transaction.
2. Extract the token minting logic into its own function.
3. Move the quest-related code (currently commented out) into a separate function.

Example structure:

const createApplicationTransaction = async () => {
  // Logic for creating the application transaction
};

const mintToken = async (ci: CONTRACT, totalSupplyBi: bigint) => {
  // Logic for minting the token
};

const handleQuestCompletion = async (ctcInfo: number) => {
  // Quest-related logic
};

const handleCreate = async () => {
  if (!activeAccount) return;
  try {
    setPending(true);
    const appCreateTxn = await createApplicationTransaction();
    const ctcInfo = await deployToken(appCreateTxn);
    await mintToken(/* ... */);
    await handleQuestCompletion(ctcInfo);
    navigate(`/pool/create?tokAId=${ctcInfo}`);
  } catch (e: any) {
    toast.error(e.message);
  } finally {
    setPending(false);
  }
};

This refactoring will improve the readability and maintainability of the code.

---

Line range hint 1-144: Maintain consistency in styling approach

The component uses a mix of styled-components and @emotion/styled for creating styled components. While both libraries are powerful, using multiple styling solutions in a single component can lead to inconsistencies and make the codebase harder to maintain.

Consider standardizing on a single styling solution throughout the component and the broader application. If @emotion/styled is the preferred choice for the project, update all styled components to use it:

import styled from '@emotion/styled';

// Instead of:
// const Button = styled.div`...`;

// Use:
const Button = styled('div')`...`;

// Apply this change to all styled components in the file

This will ensure consistency across the component and make it easier for developers to understand and maintain the styling approach.

---

Line range hint 1-1010: Overall assessment: Functional with room for improvement

The CreateTokenModal component (currently named SwapSuccessfulModal) is functional but could benefit from several improvements:

1. Rename the component to match its functionality (CreateTokenModal).
2. Enhance input validation for token creation parameters.
3. Refactor the handleCreate function for better readability and maintainability.
4. Standardize the styling approach by consistently using either styled-components or @emotion/styled.
5. Consider making SVG components more flexible by accepting color props.

These changes will improve the component's maintainability, reusability, and overall code quality. The core functionality appears to be sound, but implementing these suggestions will make the code more robust and easier to work with in the future.

As you continue to develop this component and similar ones, consider implementing a more comprehensive form validation library (e.g., Formik or react-hook-form) to handle complex form states and validations consistently across the application.

src/components/modals/CreateFarmModal/index.tsx (6)

Line range hint 631-639: Fix state management for input fields

All TextInput components are currently using the same onChange handler that updates the tokenId state. This will cause all inputs to have the same value and overwrite each other. Each input field should have its own state variable.

Implement separate state variables for each input field. For example:

-const [tokenId, setTokenId] = useState("");
+const [stakeTokenId, setStakeTokenId] = useState("");
+const [rewardTokenId, setRewardTokenId] = useState("");
+const [rewardAmount, setRewardAmount] = useState("");
+const [startTime, setStartTime] = useState("");
+const [endTime, setEndTime] = useState("");

// Then update each TextInput component accordingly:
<TextInput
  onChange={(e: any) => {
-   setTokenId(e.target.value);
+   setStakeTokenId(e.target.value);
  }}
>
  <TextPlaceholder>
-   <PlaceholderText placeholder="6778021" value={tokenId} />
+   <PlaceholderText placeholder="6778021" value={stakeTokenId} />
  </TextPlaceholder>
</TextInput>

// Repeat for other TextInput components

Also applies to: 647-655, 663-671, 679-687, 695-703

---

Line range hint 679-703: Implement consistent calendar functionality

A calendar picker has been added for the start time input, but it's missing for the end time input. This inconsistency could lead to a poor user experience and potential input errors.

Add the calendar functionality to the end time input for consistency:

<TextInputContainer>
  <TextInputLabel>End Time</TextInputLabel>
  <TextInput
    onChange={(e: any) => {
      setTokenId(e.target.value);
    }}
  >
+   <Button onClick={handleClick}>
+     <CalendarIcon />
+   </Button>
+   <Popper id={id} open={open2} anchorEl={anchorEl}>
+     <Box
+       sx={{
+         zIndex: -1,
+         border: 1,
+         p: 1,
+         bgcolor: "background.paper",
+       }}
+     >
+       <BasicDateCalendar />
+     </Box>
+   </Popper>
    <TextPlaceholder>
      <PlaceholderText placeholder="6778022" value={tokenId} />
    </TextPlaceholder>
  </TextInput>
</TextInputContainer>

Also, ensure to create separate state and handlers for the end time calendar.

---

Line range hint 707-786: Remove commented-out code

There's a large block of commented-out code for additional input fields (name, symbol, decimals, total supply). Keeping unused code commented out can make the codebase harder to maintain and understand.

Consider removing this commented-out code. If these fields might be needed in the future, track them in version control or create a separate issue/task for their implementation.

---

Line range hint 787-858: Enhance token lookup and add functionality

The current implementation for token lookup and add functionality is good, but there's room for improvement in terms of user experience and error handling.

Consider the following enhancements:

1. Implement debounce on the token ID input to automatically trigger the lookup after the user stops typing, rather than requiring a button click.
2. Add more detailed error messages for different failure scenarios (e.g., network error, token not found, etc.).
3. Implement a loading state during the lookup process to provide visual feedback to the user.
4. Add validation to ensure that a token can only be added once to prevent duplicates.

Example implementation for debounce:

import { debounce } from 'lodash';

// Inside your component
const debouncedLookup = useMemo(
  () => debounce((id: string) => {
    if (isValid) {
      handleLookupButtonClick();
    }
  }, 300),
  [isValid, handleLookupButtonClick]
);

useEffect(() => {
  debouncedLookup(tokenId);
  return () => {
    debouncedLookup.cancel();
  };
}, [tokenId, debouncedLookup]);

This will automatically trigger the lookup 300ms after the user stops typing, providing a smoother user experience.

---

Line range hint 554-558: Rename component and consider splitting responsibilities

The current component name SwapSuccessfulModal doesn't accurately reflect its purpose, which appears to be creating a farm. Additionally, the component includes functionality for adding tokens, which might not be directly related to farm creation.

1. Rename the component to better reflect its primary purpose:

-const SwapSuccessfulModal: React.FC<SwapSuccessfulModalProps> = ({
+const CreateFarmModal: React.FC<CreateFarmModalProps> = ({
  open,
  handleClose,
}) => {
  // ...
}

-export default SwapSuccessfulModal;
+export default CreateFarmModal;

2. Consider splitting the token addition functionality into a separate component to adhere to the Single Responsibility Principle. This would make the code more maintainable and easier to test.

Also applies to: 929-931

---

Line range hint 1-931: General code quality improvements

While the overall structure of the component is good, there are several areas where we can improve code quality, reduce repetition, and enhance error handling:

1. Consistency in styling: The component uses a mix of styled-components and Material-UI. Consider standardizing on one approach for better maintainability.

2. Reduce repetition: There's some repetition in the styling of components. Consider creating reusable styled components for common patterns.

3. Improve error handling: Add more robust error handling, especially around asynchronous operations like token lookup.

4. Type safety: Replace uses of any with more specific types to improve type safety.

5. Accessibility: Ensure all interactive elements are keyboard accessible and have appropriate ARIA attributes.

Here are some specific suggestions:

1. Create a reusable StyledTextInput component to reduce repetition.
2. Use TypeScript's MouseEvent<HTMLElement> instead of any for event handlers.
3. Implement proper error boundaries and error states for async operations.
4. Add aria-labels to interactive elements for better accessibility.

Example of creating a reusable StyledTextInput:

const StyledTextInput = styled(TextInput)`
  // Common styles here
`;

// Usage
<StyledTextInput
  label="Stake Token Id"
  placeholder="6778021"
  value={stakeTokenId}
  onChange={(e: React.ChangeEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => setStakeTokenId(e.target.value)}
/>

This approach would significantly reduce code repetition and improve maintainability.

src/components/PoolCard/index.tsx (4)

Line range hint 157-234: Improved theme integration for SVG icons

The use of currentColor in the SVG icons is a good improvement for better theme integration. This change allows the icons to adapt to the current text color, enhancing consistency across different themes.

However, consider moving these icon components to a separate file (e.g., icons.tsx) to improve the maintainability and readability of this component file.

---

326-341: Improved responsive design and theme integration

The addition of isDarkTheme prop and responsive styles in Col3 and Col4 components enhances the adaptability of the PoolCard. The use of media queries for responsive design is appropriate.

However, there's some redundancy in the responsive styles between Col3 and Col4. Consider extracting these common styles into a shared styled component or a mixin to reduce code duplication.

You could create a shared styled component like this:

const ResponsiveColumn = styled(Box)<{ isDarkTheme: boolean }>`
  // ... common styles ...
  @media screen and (min-width: 600px) {
    // ... common responsive styles ...
  }
`;

const Col3 = styled(ResponsiveColumn)`
  // ... specific styles for Col3 ...
`;

const Col4 = styled(ResponsiveColumn)`
  // ... specific styles for Col4 ...
`;

Also applies to: 344-360

---

Line range hint 587-737: Greatly improved responsive design and conditional rendering

The changes significantly enhance the PoolCard's responsiveness and adaptability to different screen sizes. The use of conditional rendering based on the presence of balance and the implementation of different layouts for mobile and desktop views are excellent improvements.

However, the component has become quite large and complex. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more manageable sub-components to improve readability and maintainability. For example:

1. Create a PoolCardHeader component for the top section with icons and pair information.
2. Create separate components for the "with balance" and "without balance" views.
3. Extract the button section into a PoolCardActions component.

This refactoring would make the main PoolCard component more concise and easier to maintain.

---

Line range hint 1-737: Overall improvements with suggestions for future refactoring

The PoolCard component has undergone significant improvements in responsiveness, theme integration, and functionality. The addition of verified token displays and the enhanced responsive design are notable positive changes.

However, as the component has grown in complexity, consider the following architectural improvements for better maintainability:

1. Break down the PoolCard into smaller, focused sub-components.
2. Move the SVG icon components to a separate file.
3. Create a custom hook (e.g., usePoolCardLogic) to encapsulate the business logic and state management, separating it from the presentation layer.
4. Consider using a design system or component library for common UI elements to ensure consistency and reduce custom styling code.

These changes would make the codebase more modular, easier to test, and simpler to maintain as the project grows.

src/components/PoolAdd/index.tsx (2)

Line range hint 601-1392: Consider refactoring the Swap component for improved maintainability

While there are no direct changes to the Swap component's logic in this diff, I noticed that the component is quite complex with multiple hooks and effects. Consider the following suggestions to improve maintainability:

1. Break down the component into smaller, more focused sub-components.
2. Extract complex logic into custom hooks for better reusability and testability.
3. Use memoization techniques (e.g., useMemo, useCallback) for expensive computations or callback functions to optimize performance.
4. Consider using a state management library like Redux or Recoil for managing complex state if not already in use.

These refactoring steps could make the code more readable, easier to maintain, and potentially improve performance.

---

Line range hint 1-1392: Align file and component naming with functionality

There's an inconsistency between the file name (PoolAdd), the main component name (Swap), and the actual functionality (adding liquidity). This misalignment could lead to confusion for developers maintaining this code. Consider the following suggestions:

1. Rename the file to LiquidityAdd.tsx or PoolLiquidityAdd.tsx to better reflect its purpose.
2. Rename the main component from Swap to AddLiquidity or PoolLiquidityAdd.
3. Review and update any references to "swap" within the component that should be related to adding liquidity.

Aligning the naming conventions with the actual functionality will improve code clarity and maintainability.

src/components/Farm/index.tsx (3)

Line range hint 77-77: Remove debug console.log statements from production code

There are several console.log statements in the code that are useful for debugging but should be removed or replaced with proper logging mechanisms in production to avoid cluttering the console and potential performance issues.

Apply this diff to remove the console.log statements:

- console.log({ tokens });
- console.log({ tokens2 });
- console.log({ farms2 });
- console.log({ createFarms });
- console.log({ enhancedPositions });
- console.log({ positionList });
- console.log({ filteredPositions });
- console.log({ positionRewardAmount });

Also applies to: 91-91, 98-98, 135-135, 169-169, 195-195, 215-215, 259-259

---

Line range hint 220-228: Remove redundant || false in filter conditions

The || false at the end of your filter conditions is unnecessary, as it does not affect the outcome of the logical OR operation. Removing it simplifies the code without changing its functionality.

Apply this diff to clean up the filter conditions:

// In filteredPositions
return positionList.filter((el) => {
  return (
    String(el.stakeToken)
      .toUpperCase()
      .includes(String(filter2).toUpperCase()) ||
    String(el.rewardTokenIds)
      .toUpperCase()
      .includes(String(filter2).toUpperCase()) ||
    String(el.stakeTokenSymbol)
      .toUpperCase()
      .includes(String(filter2).toUpperCase()) ||
    String(el.rewardTokenSymbols)
      .toUpperCase()
      .includes(String(filter2).toUpperCase())
-   || false
  );
});

// In filteredFarms
return farmList.filter((farm) => {
  return (
    String(farm.stakeToken)
      .toUpperCase()
      .includes(String(filter).toUpperCase()) ||
    String(farm.rewardTokenIds)
      .toUpperCase()
      .includes(String(filter).toUpperCase()) ||
    String(farm.stakeTokenSymbol)
      .toUpperCase()
      .includes(String(filter).toUpperCase()) ||
    String(farm.rewardTokenSymbols)
      .toUpperCase()
      .includes(String(filter).toUpperCase())
-   || false
  );
});

Also applies to: 351-359

---

Line range hint 94-94: Use more descriptive variable names instead of tokens2 and farms2

Using names like tokens2 and farms2 can be confusing and reduce code readability. Consider renaming these variables to more descriptive names that clearly indicate their purpose.

Apply this diff to rename the variables:

// Rename tokens2 to allTokens
- const [tokens2, setTokens] = useState<any[]>();
+ const [allTokens, setAllTokens] = useState<any[]>();

// Update usage of tokens2
- console.log({ tokens2 });
+ console.log({ allTokens });

- if (!tokens || !farms2) return [] as any[];
+ if (!tokens || !farms2) return [] as any[]; // tokens remains the same here, unless you want to clarify usage

// Similarly, rename farms2 to allFarms
- const [farms2, setFarms] = useState<any[]>([]);
+ const [allFarms, setAllFarms] = useState<any[]>([]);

- console.log({ farms2 });
+ console.log({ allFarms });

// Update all references accordingly

Ensure that you update all references to these variables throughout the code to maintain consistency.

Also applies to: 112-112

src/components/TokenList/index.tsx (3)

98-99: Remove commented-out CSS property

Please consider removing the commented-out align-items: flex-end; in the Column component if it's no longer needed to keep the code clean.

---

106-107: Remove unnecessary commented-out width properties

There are commented-out width properties in ColumnPair, ColumnTVL, and ColumnVolume. Removing these can help maintain clean and readable code.

Also applies to: 111-111, 115-115

---

121-121: Remove commented-out color property

In the ColumnLabel component, consider removing the commented-out color property if it's not required.

src/components/TokenCard/index.tsx (3)

70-81: Remove Commented-Out CSS in Col1Row1

There are commented-out CSS properties in the Col1Row1 styled component. Consider removing these comments to keep the code clean and maintainable.

---

121-121: Clean Up Commented-Out color Properties

Several styled components have color properties commented out. Unless these comments serve a specific purpose, consider removing them to maintain a clean codebase.

Also applies to: 138-138, 148-148, 301-301, 311-311, 321-321

---

541-542: Remove Unnecessary Empty Fragment

An empty React fragment (<></>) is present without enclosing any child components. Removing it can clean up the JSX structure.

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Review profile: CHILL

src/components/Navbar/index.tsx (2)

57-66: LGTM: Enhanced mobile navigation with active state

The MobileNavItem styled component now properly handles the active state, providing better visual feedback to users. This is a good improvement for the mobile user experience.

Consider extracting the color values into theme constants for better maintainability:

const theme = {
  colors: {
    white: 'var(--Color-Brand-White, #fff)',
    primary: 'var(--Color-Brand-Primary, #FFBE1D)',
  },
};

// Then use it like this:
color: ${(props) => (!props.active ? theme.colors.white : theme.colors.primary)};

This approach would make it easier to manage and update color schemes in the future.

---

Line range hint 134-152: LGTM: Improved NavButton with active state handling

The NavButton styled component now properly handles the active state, providing better visual feedback to users. This is a good improvement for the desktop user experience.

For consistency and to reduce code duplication, consider creating a shared utility function for the active state styling:

const getActiveStyle = (isActive: boolean, property: 'color' | 'border') => `
  ${property}: ${!isActive
    ? 'var(--Color-Brand-White, #fff)'
    : 'var(--Color-Brand-Primary, #FFBE1D)'};
`;

// Then use it like this in both MobileNavItem and NavButton:
${(props) => getActiveStyle(props.active, 'color')}
${(props) => getActiveStyle(props.active, 'border')}

This approach would ensure consistency between mobile and desktop styles and make future updates easier.

src/components/modals/SwapSuccessfulModal/index.tsx (1)

Line range hint 491-497: Theme-based styling implemented for DialogContent

The background color of DialogContent is now correctly set based on the theme state from Redux. This enhances the modal's adaptability to light and dark modes.

Consider extracting the background color values to constants or a theme object for improved readability and maintainability:

+ const LIGHT_BACKGROUND = "#fff";
+ const DARK_BACKGROUND = "#000";

 <DialogContent
   sx={{
-    background: isDarkTheme ? "#000" : "#fff",
+    background: isDarkTheme ? DARK_BACKGROUND : LIGHT_BACKGROUND,
   }}
 >

src/components/TokenCard/index.tsx (2)

330-343: LGTM: Enhanced responsiveness and theme support for Col3, Col4, and Col5

The updates to Col3, Col4, and Col5 components improve their responsiveness and theme support. The use of grid and flex layouts for different screen sizes is a good approach for achieving the desired responsive behavior.

Consider extracting the repeated color values (#ffffff5c and #D8D8E1) into theme variables or constants for better maintainability.

Also applies to: 346-361, 372-386

---

Line range hint 1-638: Summary: Significant improvements to TokenCard component and its subcomponents

The changes in this file align well with the PR objectives of enhancing the user interface and experience. Key improvements include:

1. Added support for light and dark themes
2. Enhanced responsiveness across different screen sizes
3. Improved component structure with new styled components
4. Better conditional rendering based on available data
5. Updated layout for better user experience

These changes contribute positively to the overall functionality and responsiveness of the application. The code is well-structured and follows good practices for React and styled-components usage.

Consider creating a separate theme file to manage colors and other theme-related variables. This would improve maintainability and make it easier to extend the theming system in the future.

src/components/TokenList/index.tsx (1)

Line range hint 243-243: Change 'fill-opacity' to 'fillOpacity' in JSX

The SVG attribute fill-opacity should be updated to fillOpacity in JSX to adhere to proper React syntax.

Apply this diff to fix the attribute names:

- fill-opacity="0.01"
+ fillOpacity="0.01"

Also applies to: 346-346

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Review profile: CHILL

src/components/modals/SwapSuccessfulModal/index.tsx (2)

Line range hint 491-495: Theme-based background color added to DialogContent

The background color of the DialogContent is now conditionally set based on the theme, improving the modal's adaptability to different themes. This is a good enhancement for user experience.

Consider extracting the theme-based styles into a separate styled component or a theme object for better maintainability and consistency across the application.

---

Line range hint 496-587: Consider refactoring theme-related class names

The component correctly uses the isDarkTheme state from Redux to apply theme-specific styles. However, the repetitive use of className={isDarkTheme ? "dark" : "light"} throughout the component could be improved.

Consider creating a custom hook or a higher-order component to handle theme-related class names. This would reduce repetition and make the code more maintainable. For example:

const useThemeClass = (baseClass: string) => {
  const isDarkTheme = useSelector((state: RootState) => state.theme.isDarkTheme);
  return `${baseClass} ${isDarkTheme ? "dark" : "light"}`;
};

// Usage in component
const modalTitleClass = useThemeClass("modal-title");

This approach would centralize theme logic and make it easier to update or extend in the future.

src/components/PoolCard/index.tsx (5)

41-44: Enhanced responsiveness with media query

The addition of the media query to PoolCardRow improves the component's responsiveness. This change allows for a column layout on smaller screens and a row layout on larger screens.

Consider using min-width instead of max-width in the media query, as per the project's preference noted in the retrieved learnings.

- @media screen and (max-width: 600px) {
+ @media screen and (min-width: 600px) {
    flex-direction: row;
  }

---

57-66: Improved layout and responsiveness

The changes to Col1Row1 enhance the component's layout and responsiveness. The addition of width: 100% and border-bottom for smaller screens improves the visual structure.

However, to align with the project's preference:

1. Consider using min-width instead of max-width in the media query.
2. You might want to reverse the logic to maintain the current behavior.

- @media screen and (max-width: 599px) {
-   width: 100%;
-   border-bottom: 1px solid #ffffff5c;
- }
+ width: 100%;
+ border-bottom: 1px solid #ffffff5c;
+ @media screen and (min-width: 600px) {
+   width: fit-content;
+   border-bottom: none;
+ }

---

326-341: Improved Col3 styling with theme support

The Col3 styled component now accepts an isDarkTheme prop, allowing for dynamic styling based on the current theme. The added media query improves its responsiveness. Consider using min-width instead of max-width in the media query to align with project preferences.

- @media screen and (max-width: 599px) {
+ @media screen and (min-width: 600px) {
-   flex-direction: column;
-   justify-content: start;
-   width: fit-content;
-   border-bottom: none;
- }
+ flex-direction: row;
+ justify-content: space-between;
+ width: 100%;
+ border-bottom: 1px solid ${({ isDarkTheme }) => (isDarkTheme ? "#ffffff5c" : "#D8D8E1")};
}

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344-360: Enhanced Col4 styling with theme support

Similar to Col3, the Col4 styled component now supports theme-based styling and improved responsiveness. The same suggestion about using min-width in the media query applies here.

Apply the same media query change as suggested for Col3.

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Line range hint 587-737: Enhanced PoolCard component with improved responsiveness and conditional rendering

The PoolCard component has been significantly improved:

1. Better responsiveness: The layout adjusts based on screen size, providing a better user experience across devices.
2. Conditional rendering: The component now handles different display logic based on the presence of balance information.
3. Improved structure: The use of React fragments and conditional rendering enhances the component's structure and readability.

These changes make the component more flexible and capable of handling various data scenarios.

Suggestions for further improvement:

1. Consider extracting some of the larger JSX blocks into separate components to improve readability and maintainability.
2. Evaluate if some of the styled components (e.g., Col3, Col4) can be consolidated to reduce code duplication.

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