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

Line range hint 460-467: Remove commented-out code for old logo implementations.

The switch from HPLogo to HLogo has been implemented correctly. However, there are still commented-out sections of code related to previous logo implementations.

To improve code cleanliness and maintainability, remove the following commented-out code:

-            {/*<NavLogo src={HPLogo} alt="HumblePact Logo" />*/}
-            {/*<NavLogo
-              src={
-                "https://app.humble.sh/static/media/logo-black.713382823e568c5c4d594cfd38f180f5.svg"
-              }
-            />*/}

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Line range hint 379-407: Address commented-out wallet functionality code.

There are several sections of commented-out code related to wallet functionality, including useEffect hooks and state variables. This can make the file harder to maintain and understand.

Consider one of the following actions:

1. If this functionality is no longer needed, remove the commented-out code entirely.
2. If this functionality will be implemented in the future, add a TODO comment explaining the plan and remove the implementation details.
3. If this functionality is temporarily disabled, add a comment explaining why and when it might be re-enabled.

Example of option 2:

// TODO: Implement wallet balance fetching in the future sprint
// const [balance, setBalance] = React.useState<any>(null);

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Line range hint 1-579: Consider refactoring for improved maintainability.

The Navbar component file is quite large and handles multiple concerns, including styling, navigation, and (commented-out) wallet functionality. This can make the file harder to maintain and understand.

Consider the following refactoring suggestions:

1. Move styled components to a separate file (e.g., NavbarStyles.ts) to separate styling concerns from component logic.
2. Extract wallet-related functionality into a custom hook (e.g., useWalletInfo.ts) to improve modularity and reusability.
3. If the Navbar component grows further, consider splitting it into smaller sub-components (e.g., DesktopNav.tsx and MobileNav.tsx).

These changes would improve the overall structure of the code, making it easier to maintain and understand.

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

Line range hint 1-456: Consider addressing technical debt and improving code consistency

While reviewing the entire file, I noticed a few areas that could be improved:

1. There are several commented-out sections related to account information and balance fetching. If these features are no longer needed, consider removing them entirely. If they're planned for future implementation, it might be better to track them in your issue tracker rather than leaving them as comments in the code.

2. The component uses a mix of styled-components and Material-UI. For better consistency and maintainability, consider standardizing on one approach throughout the component.

3. The mobile navigation is implemented separately from the main navigation. Consider if there's a way to unify these implementations to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.

To address these points:

1. Review the commented-out code and either implement the features, remove the code, or create tickets for future implementation.

2. Choose either styled-components or Material-UI for styling and refactor the component to use the chosen method consistently.

3. Look into creating a responsive navigation component that adapts to both desktop and mobile views, rather than having separate implementations.

These changes would improve the overall code quality, reduce technical debt, and make the component easier to maintain in the future.

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