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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Expanded wallet connection support with added integrations across various platforms.
    • Updated connection button display now shows “OneKey Hardware & Phantom,” making hardware wallet selection clearer.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined the wallet connection process by consolidating provider support for a cleaner, more focused experience.

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Walkthrough

This update removes support for three wallet providers from the connect button hack functionality. The code now omits the integrations for lidofi, rocketpool, and solv by deleting their import statements, function calls, and dedicated files. Additionally, the configuration file has been updated to remove an unused ledger text update and to add several new site configurations. These changes streamline the connect button logic by focusing on the remaining providers and expanding support for new wallet connection setups.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
packages/providers/inpage-providers-hub/src/connectButtonHack/index.ts Removed import statements and function calls for lidofi, rocketpool, and solv from the hackAllConnectButtons function.
packages/providers/inpage-providers-hub/src/connectButtonHack/sites/lidofi.ts, .../rocketpool.ts, .../solv.ts Deleted the provider-specific files that customized wallet connection buttons.
packages/providers/inpage-providers-hub/src/connectButtonHack/universal/config.ts Removed an outdated ledger text update and added new configuration entries for several URLs with corresponding wallet provider details.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Browser as User Browser
    participant CBH as ConnectButtonHack
    participant Config as SitesConfig

    Browser->>CBH: Invoke connect button update
    CBH->>Config: Retrieve site configuration
    Config-->>CBH: Return providers (excludes lidofi, rocketpool, solv)
    CBH->>Browser: Update wallet buttons for remaining providers
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sequenceDiagram
    participant UI as Wallet Modal UI
    participant Config as SitesConfig

    UI->>Config: Request configuration
    Config-->>UI: Return new configuration entries
    UI->>UI: Update text node ("OneKey Hardware & Phantom")
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  • packages/providers/inpage-providers-hub/src/connectButtonHack/sites/rocketpool.ts (0 hunks)
  • packages/providers/inpage-providers-hub/src/connectButtonHack/sites/solv.ts (0 hunks)
  • packages/providers/inpage-providers-hub/src/connectButtonHack/universal/config.ts (2 hunks)
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  • packages/providers/inpage-providers-hub/src/connectButtonHack/sites/solv.ts
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🔇 Additional comments (2)
packages/providers/inpage-providers-hub/src/connectButtonHack/universal/config.ts (2)

316-332: Clear user-facing improvement to wallet selection UI

The changes improve how OneKey Hardware & Phantom wallets are presented to users, making the connection options clearer and better styled.


4360-4679:

✅ Verification successful

Good addition of wallet provider configurations

The PR adds support for multiple new sites with proper wallet integration configurations. Each implementation follows existing patterns and handles site-specific requirements appropriately.

Note: There appears to be duplicate entries for 'desyn.io' (one at line 4338 and another at line 4463). This might be intentional if they serve different purposes, but worth confirming.


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#!/bin/bash
# Check for duplicate entries and their differences
echo "Checking for duplicate URL configurations:"
grep -n "urls: \['desyn.io'" packages/providers/inpage-providers-hub/src/connectButtonHack/universal/config.ts

Length of output: 242


Wallet Provider Configurations Approved

The PR adds solid support for several new sites with wallet integrations. All configurations follow established patterns and handle site-specific needs well. The earlier note on duplicate 'desyn.io' entries appears to be a mistake—only one configuration is present (line 4463).

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