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Feat(components): add EVM contract verify alert info #1244

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  • Documentation
    • Updated release notes to reflect the new contract verification alert feature and related updates.
  • New Features
    • Introduced context-sensitive alert messages in contract verification workflows for Solidity and Vyper, informing users of configurable settings.
    • Added a new information icon for improved visual feedback.
  • Style
    • Enhanced alert presentation with a new visual variant to ensure a consistent and clear user interface.

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The changes update the application's EVM contract verification features. A new alert component is introduced and integrated into Solidity and Vyper verification workflows to display configurable verification information. The UI container is modified to use an Alert component with a new "info-left-primary" variant, and a new SVG icon is added. The CHANGELOG is updated to document these feature enhancements.

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File(s) Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md Added a new feature entry for EVM contract verification alert info and reordered existing feature entries.
src/lib/components/evm-verify-section/index.tsx
src/lib/styles/theme/components/alert.ts
Replaced the outer Flex container with an Alert component using the new "info-left-primary" variant; updated styling and removed redundant style properties.
src/lib/components/icon/SvgIcon.tsx Added new icon entry "info-circle-solid" with defined SVG path and viewBox.
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmContractVerifyAlert.tsx Introduced a new component that displays alerts based on the EvmVerifyOptions prop using a switch statement.
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityContractCode.tsx
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityUploadFiles.tsx
Integrated EvmContractVerifyAlert with options SolidityContractCode and SolidityUploadFiles into the Solidity verification flows.
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperContractCode.tsx
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperUploadFile.tsx
Integrated EvmContractVerifyAlert with options VyperContractCode and VyperUploadFile into the Vyper verification flows.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant CP as Contract Verification Page
    participant AV as EvmContractVerifyAlert
    participant A as Alert UI

    U->>CP: Initiates Verification (Solidity/Vyper)
    CP->>AV: Call with EvmVerifyOptions (e.g., SolidityUploadFiles)
    AV->>A: Render alert with specific message
    A->>U: Display verification alert
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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
src/lib/components/evm-verify-section/index.tsx (1)

52-62: LGTM! The Alert component provides better visual feedback.

The restructuring improves the UI by using a standardized alert component. The layout maintains proper spacing and responsiveness.

Consider adding an aria-label to the Alert component to improve accessibility:

-    <Alert variant="info-left-primary">
+    <Alert variant="info-left-primary" aria-label="Contract verification status">
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityUploadFiles.tsx (1)

34-34: LGTM! The alert enhances user feedback.

The alert placement at the top of the stack provides clear visibility.

Consider making the option prop type-safe by using a discriminated union:

interface EvmContractVerifyAlertProps {
  option: Extract<EvmVerifyOptions, EvmVerifyOptions.SolidityUploadFiles>;
}
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperContractCode.tsx (1)

39-39: LGTM! The alert enhances user feedback.

The alert placement at the top of the stack provides clear visibility and maintains consistency with the Solidity verification UI.

Consider adding error boundaries around the alert component to gracefully handle any rendering errors:

<ErrorBoundary fallback={<Alert status="error">Failed to load verification information</Alert>}>
  <EvmContractVerifyAlert option={EvmVerifyOptions.VyperContractCode} />
</ErrorBoundary>
src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmContractVerifyAlert.tsx (2)

9-31: LGTM! Consider extracting repeated alert structure.

The alert implementation is clear and informative. However, since both Solidity and Vyper alerts share similar structure, consider extracting the common Alert layout into a reusable component.

+interface CommonAlertProps {
+  children: React.ReactNode;
+}
+
+const CommonAlert = ({ children }: CommonAlertProps) => (
+  <Alert variant="primary">
+    <Flex gap={2}>
+      <CustomIcon name="info-circle-solid" boxSize={4} />
+      <AlertDescription>{children}</AlertDescription>
+    </Flex>
+  </Alert>
+);
+
 export const EvmContractVerifyAlert = ({
   option,
 }: EvmContractVerifyAlertProps) => {
   switch (option) {
     case EvmVerifyOptions.SolidityUploadFiles:
     case EvmVerifyOptions.SolidityContractCode:
       return (
-        <Alert variant="primary">
-          <Flex gap={2}>
-            <CustomIcon name="info-circle-solid" boxSize={4} />
-            <AlertDescription>
+        <CommonAlert>
               When verifying with the <strong>Upload Files</strong> and{" "}
               <strong>Contract Code</strong> method, we only expose configurable
               settings such as the optimizer, EVM target version, and libraries.{" "}
               <strong>
                 All other settings are kept at their default values.
               </strong>{" "}
               If you require more customization, consider using the Standard
               JSON Input, Hardhat, or Foundry verification methods.
-            </AlertDescription>
-          </Flex>
-        </Alert>
+        </CommonAlert>
       );

32-50: LGTM! Continue refactoring repeated alert structure.

The Vyper alert implementation is clear and informative. Apply the same refactoring to reduce code duplication.

     case EvmVerifyOptions.VyperUploadFile:
     case EvmVerifyOptions.VyperContractCode:
       return (
-        <Alert variant="primary">
-          <Flex gap={2}>
-            <CustomIcon name="info-circle-solid" boxSize={4} />
-            <AlertDescription>
+        <CommonAlert>
               When verifying with the <strong>Upload File</strong> and{" "}
               <strong>Contract Code</strong> method, we only expose configurable
               settings such as the EVM target version.{" "}
               <strong>
                 All other settings are kept at their default values.
               </strong>{" "}
               If you require more customization, consider using the Standard
               JSON Input verification methods.
-            </AlertDescription>
-          </Flex>
-        </Alert>
+        </CommonAlert>
       );
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src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityUploadFiles.tsx (1)

11-16: LGTM! Clean type imports.

The type imports are well-organized and properly separated.

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperContractCode.tsx (1)

7-12: LGTM! Clean type imports.

The type imports are well-organized and properly separated.

CHANGELOG.md (1)

42-43: LGTM! Well-documented feature addition.

The changelog entry is clear, concise, and follows the project's changelog format guidelines.

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/solidity/EvmContractVerifySolidityContractCode.tsx (2)

9-14: LGTM! Well-organized imports with proper type annotations.

The imports are properly organized and use TypeScript's type annotations effectively.


34-34: LGTM! Alert component integration looks good.

The EvmContractVerifyAlert is properly integrated at the top of the form stack with the correct option prop.

src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/vyper/EvmContractVerifyVyperUploadFile.tsx (2)

8-13: LGTM! Well-organized imports with proper type annotations.

The imports are properly organized and use TypeScript's type annotations effectively.


33-33: LGTM! Alert component integration looks good.

The EvmContractVerifyAlert is properly integrated at the top of the form stack with the correct option prop.

src/lib/components/icon/SvgIcon.tsx (3)

696-706: LGTM! New icon implementation follows the established pattern.

The new "info-circle-solid" icon is well-implemented with proper SVG attributes and consistent viewBox usage.


1263-1284: LGTM! Code structure follows best practices.

The implementation maintains:

  • Type safety with proper TypeScript definitions
  • Consistent icon structure and properties
  • Reusable constants for viewBox values
  • Clean component interface with proper prop types

699-703:

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  1. The icon scales properly at different sizes
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  3. The icon appears crisp and aligned with other icons

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Verify that the icon renders correctly and is used consistently.

Ensure the following:

  • The icon scales properly at different sizes.
  • The currentColor fill correctly inherits from parent elements.
  • The rendered icon appears crisp and is aligned with other icons.

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src/lib/pages/evm-contract-verify/components/EvmContractVerifyAlert.tsx (2)

1-7: LGTM!

The imports are correctly defined and the interface is well-structured with a single required prop.


51-54: LGTM!

The default case is correctly handled by returning null.

src/lib/styles/theme/components/alert.ts (3)

17-17: LGTM!

The new variant type is correctly added to the union type.


38-44: LGTM!

The new variant style is correctly implemented with appropriate border and color properties.


68-68: LGTM!

The border color fallback and variant registration are correctly implemented.

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