Pull Request Overview
This PR integrates Bitcoin Connect Lightning wallet support into the ZapTok app by introducing context, components, and UI updates to manage connections and send zaps.
- Added
WalletContext and WalletProvider to manage WebLN/Bitcoin Connect wallet state and operations.
- Created
WalletConnect and ZapButton components for wallet UI and NIP-57 zap flows.
- Updated
Settings page, navigation menu, video action buttons, router, and app provider to include wallet and zap functionality.
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 8 out of 8 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
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| File |
Description |
| src/contexts/WalletContext.tsx |
New context/provider for wallet connection, payment, balance, and invoice APIs |
| src/components/WalletConnect.tsx |
UI component to connect/disconnect a Lightning wallet |
| src/components/ZapButton.tsx |
Component to compose and send zaps with comment dialog |
| src/pages/Settings.tsx |
Settings page with account and wallet cards |
| src/components/VideoActionButtons.tsx |
Inserted ZapButton between like and comment buttons |
| src/components/Navigation.tsx |
Added Settings link with routing and gradient styling |
| src/AppRouter.tsx |
Registered /settings route |
| src/App.tsx |
Wrapped the app in WalletProvider |
Comments suppressed due to low confidence (4)
src/contexts/WalletContext.tsx:53
- [nitpick] The
connect function currently throws an error placeholder when no WebLN provider is found. Consider adding a clear // TODO comment and extracting this logic into a named function or constant so it’s easier to implement Bitcoin Connect integration later.
const connect = async () => {
src/components/ZapButton.tsx:121
- [nitpick]
getZapEndpoint is a placeholder that always returns null. Add a // TODO or JSDoc block explaining that this must be implemented to fetch the user’s profile and extract their Lightning address before shipping.
const getZapEndpoint = async (pubkey: string): Promise<string | null> => {
src/contexts/WalletContext.tsx:1
- The core wallet logic (connect, disconnect, sendPayment, getBalance, makeInvoice) is critical and lacks unit tests. Add tests to cover success and failure paths for each method.
import { createContext, useContext, useEffect, useState, ReactNode } from 'react';
src/components/ZapButton.tsx:30
- The ZapButton’s
handleZap contains multiple async steps (endpoint fetch, invoice creation, payment, event publish). Add unit or integration tests to cover cases like missing wallet, endpoint failures, and successful zaps.
const handleZap = async () => {
Originally posted by @Copilot in #23 (review)
Pull Request Overview
This PR integrates Bitcoin Connect Lightning wallet support into the ZapTok app by introducing context, components, and UI updates to manage connections and send zaps.
WalletContextandWalletProviderto manage WebLN/Bitcoin Connect wallet state and operations.WalletConnectandZapButtoncomponents for wallet UI and NIP-57 zap flows.Settingspage, navigation menu, video action buttons, router, and app provider to include wallet and zap functionality.Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 8 out of 8 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
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ZapButtonbetween like and comment buttons/settingsrouteWalletProviderComments suppressed due to low confidence (4)
src/contexts/WalletContext.tsx:53
connectfunction currently throws an error placeholder when no WebLN provider is found. Consider adding a clear// TODOcomment and extracting this logic into a named function or constant so it’s easier to implement Bitcoin Connect integration later.src/components/ZapButton.tsx:121
getZapEndpointis a placeholder that always returnsnull. Add a// TODOor JSDoc block explaining that this must be implemented to fetch the user’s profile and extract their Lightning address before shipping.src/contexts/WalletContext.tsx:1
src/components/ZapButton.tsx:30
handleZapcontains multiple async steps (endpoint fetch, invoice creation, payment, event publish). Add unit or integration tests to cover cases like missing wallet, endpoint failures, and successful zaps.Originally posted by @Copilot in #23 (review)