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Refactor state management with custom hooks for loading and error states #222

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Overview

This PR refactors the state management for loading and error states by introducing custom hooks. The new approach uses generic types to dynamically handle different state keys, improving code maintainability and reducing repetition.

Changes

  • Implemented useLoading hook to manage loading states.
  • Implemented useErrors hook to manage error states.
  • Updated the component to utilize the new custom hooks.
  • Ensured that state keys are dynamically handled with TypeScript generics, providing better type safety and auto-completion.

Benefits

  • Reduces code duplication and enhances readability.
  • Improves maintainability by centralizing state management logic.
  • Provides better type safety and auto-completion for state keys.

How to Test

  1. Run the application and navigate to the component using the new hooks.
  2. Trigger different actions to verify that loading and error states are managed correctly.
  3. Ensure that type safety and auto-completion are working as expected when modifying state keys.

Additional Notes

  • No breaking changes introduced.
  • Future enhancements can build upon these custom hooks to further streamline state management.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Refactor

    • Introduced custom hooks useLoading and useErrors to manage loading states and errors across various functions, replacing the previous useState approach.
    • Enhanced code readability and maintainability by abstracting loading and error state management into reusable hooks.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved clarity and specificity of state management within the useDispute, useIpAccount, useIpAsset, useLicense, useNftClient, usePermission, and useRoyalty functions.

These updates streamline state handling and enhance the user experience by providing more reliable and maintainable state management for various operations.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce custom React hooks, useLoading and useErrors, to manage loading and error states across various functions. These hooks replace the use of useState, streamlining state management by providing dedicated methods for updating specific keys. The modifications enhance readability, maintainability, and clarity of state management within the functions.

Changes

Files Change Summary
src/hooks/useError.ts Added useErrors hook for managing error states with dedicated methods for updating specific keys.
src/hooks/useLoading.ts Added useLoading hook for managing loading states with dedicated methods for updating specific keys.
src/resources/useDispute.ts Refactored to use useLoading and useErrors hooks for managing loading and error states.
src/resources/useIpAccount.ts Refactored to use useLoading and useErrors hooks for managing loading and error states.
src/resources/useIpAsset.ts Refactored to use useLoading and useErrors hooks for managing loading and error states.
src/resources/useLicense.ts Refactored to use useLoading and useErrors hooks for managing loading and error states.
src/resources/useNftClient.ts Refactored to use useLoading and useErrors hooks for managing loading and error states.
src/resources/usePermission.ts Refactored to use useLoading and useErrors hooks for managing loading and error states.
src/resources/useRoyalty.ts Refactored to use useLoading and useErrors hooks for managing loading and error states.

Poem

In the code where states do bloom,
New hooks clear the room,
Loading sighs and errors flee,
In custom hooks they neatly be.
Efficiency, our guiding light,
Bugs and woes now out of sight.
Reacting better, we take flight! 🚀🐇


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1097d88 and 6f2cdd2.

Files selected for processing (9)
  • packages/react-sdk/src/hooks/useError.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/react-sdk/src/hooks/useLoading.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useDispute.ts (4 hunks)
  • packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useIpAccount.ts (4 hunks)
  • packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useIpAsset.ts (7 hunks)
  • packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useLicense.ts (7 hunks)
  • packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useNftClient.ts (2 hunks)
  • packages/react-sdk/src/resources/usePermission.ts (6 hunks)
  • packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useRoyalty.ts (7 hunks)
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packages/react-sdk/src/hooks/useError.ts (3)

3-3: Type definition looks good!

The ErrorState type definition is correct and provides the necessary structure for error states.


5-13: Hook implementation looks good!

The useErrors hook correctly initializes the error state and provides a method to update it. Using useCallback for setError is a good practice.


18-18: Export statement looks good!

The export statement correctly exports the ErrorState type and the useErrors hook.

packages/react-sdk/src/hooks/useLoading.ts (3)

3-3: Type definition looks good!

The LoadingState type definition is correct and provides the necessary structure for loading states.


5-13: Hook implementation looks good!

The useLoading hook correctly initializes the loading state and provides a method to update it. Using useCallback for setLoading is a good practice.


18-18: Export statement looks good!

The export statement correctly exports the LoadingState type and the useLoading hook.

packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useNftClient.ts (4)

8-9: Import statements look good!

The import statements for useLoading and useErrors are correct and necessary for using the new hooks.


13-16: Initialization of loading states looks good!

The initialization of loading states using the useLoading hook is correct and follows the new approach.


16-16: Initialization of error states looks good!

The initialization of error states using the useErrors hook is correct and follows the new approach.


37-45: Usage of the new hooks looks good!

The usage of the new hooks useLoading and useErrors in the createNFTCollection function is correct and simplifies the state management.

packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useIpAccount.ts (6)

11-12: Import statements look good!

The import statements for useLoading and useErrors are correct and necessary for using the new hooks.


16-21: Initialization of loading states looks good!

The initialization of loading states using the useLoading hook is correct and follows the new approach.


21-21: Initialization of error states looks good!

The initialization of error states using the useErrors hook is correct and follows the new approach.


40-48: Usage of the new hooks in execute function looks good!

The usage of the new hooks useLoading and useErrors in the execute function is correct and simplifies the state management.


68-76: Usage of the new hooks in executeWithSig function looks good!

The usage of the new hooks useLoading and useErrors in the executeWithSig function is correct and simplifies the state management.


89-97: Usage of the new hooks in getIpAccountNonce function looks good!

The usage of the new hooks useLoading and useErrors in the getIpAccountNonce function is correct and simplifies the state management.

packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useDispute.ts (5)

17-22: Initialization of loading states looks good.

The use of useLoading hook to manage loading states for specific dispute actions is a good approach.


22-24: Initialization of error states looks good.

The use of useErrors hook to manage error states for specific dispute actions is a good approach.


48-56: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The raiseDispute function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


77-85: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The cancelDispute function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


104-112: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The resolveDispute function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.

packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useRoyalty.ts (8)

22-30: Initialization of loading states looks good.

The use of useLoading hook to manage loading states for specific royalty-related actions is a good approach.


30-32: Initialization of error states looks good.

The use of useErrors hook to manage error states for specific royalty-related actions is a good approach.


52-60: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The collectRoyaltyTokens function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


79-87: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The payRoyaltyOnBehalf function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


106-114: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The claimableRevenue function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


134-142: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The claimRevenue function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


159-167: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The snapshot function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


181-191: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The getRoyaltyVaultAddress function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.

packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useLicense.ts (8)

21-29: Initialization of loading states looks good.

The use of useLoading hook to manage loading states for specific license-related actions is a good approach.


29-31: Initialization of error states looks good.

The use of useErrors hook to manage error states for specific license-related actions is a good approach.


49-59: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The registerNonComSocialRemixingPIL function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


77-85: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The registerCommercialUsePIL function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


104-112: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The registerCommercialRemixPIL function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


130-138: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The attachLicenseTerms function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


169-177: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The mintLicenseTokens function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


191-201: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The getLicenseTerms function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.

packages/react-sdk/src/resources/usePermission.ts (7)

17-24: Initialization of loading states looks good.

The use of useLoading hook to manage loading states for specific permission-related actions is a good approach.


24-26: Initialization of error states looks good.

The use of useErrors hook to manage error states for specific permission-related actions is a good approach.


56-64: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The setPermission function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


86-96: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The createSetPermissionSignature function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


115-123: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The setAllPermissions function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


146-154: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The setBatchPermissions function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.


177-187: Handling loading and error states looks good.

The createBatchPermissionSignature function correctly sets loading and error states using the custom hooks.

packages/react-sdk/src/resources/useIpAsset.ts (7)

18-19: Imports look good.

The new hooks useLoading and useErrors are correctly imported.


58-66: Changes in register function look good.

The loading and error states are managed correctly using the new hooks.


88-96: Changes in registerDerivative function look good.

The loading and error states are managed correctly using the new hooks.


116-126: Changes in registerDerivativeWithLicenseTokens function look good.

The loading and error states are managed correctly using the new hooks.


153-163: Changes in mintAndRegisterIpAssetWithPilTerms function look good.

The loading and error states are managed correctly using the new hooks.


190-200: Changes in registerIpAndAttachPilTerms function look good.

The loading and error states are managed correctly using the new hooks.


227-235: Changes in registerDerivativeIp function look good.

The loading and error states are managed correctly using the new hooks.

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