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fix: wire AddressInput to core-ts detect/parse validation - #345
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Issue #332 requires AddressInput.tsx to pass structured ParseResult messages to WarningList.tsx. The component imports ./components/WarningList, but that file still accepts only the required `… |
Update the imported src/components/WarningList.tsx to export ParseMessage and accept and render structured messages, or change the imports to use the new implementation. Run the TypeScript build and automated tests. |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: connecting AddressInput to core-ts detection and parsing validation. Out of Scope Changes check The changes are limited to address validation, debounce behavior, and warning/error rendering. These changes directly support the objectives in issue #332. The unused duplicatesrc/WarningList.tsxi…Docstring Coverage No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 2… Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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The changes are limited to address validation, debounce behavior, and warning/error rendering. These changes directly support the objectives in issue
#332. The unused duplicatesrc/WarningList.tsxis an implementation defect, but it remains related to the requested WarningList work.
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#332requiresAddressInput.tsxto pass structuredParseResultmessages toWarningList.tsx. The component imports./components/WarningList, but that file still accepts only the requiredwarnings: string[]prop. It does not exportParseMessage. Therefore the newmessagesprop and type import cannot compile. The newsrc/WarningList.tsxfile is not imported. Debounceddetect()andparse()logic is present, but the required warning and error rendering is not connected.Resolution
Update the imported
src/components/WarningList.tsxto exportParseMessageand accept and render structuredmessages, or change the imports to use the new implementation. Run the TypeScript build and automated tests.
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Review comments at @src/AddressInput.tsx:
- Line 51: Update the ParseResult handling in AddressInput to branch on kind ===
'invalid' and read its single error, rather than accessing an errors array on
the parsed result. Normalize caught exceptions to the same message shape before
rendering, while preserving warning handling for valid results.
- Line 4: Update the ParseMessage type import and the WarningList component
import in AddressInput to use the implementation that defines ParseMessage and
accepts the messages prop, so validation messages render through the matching
component.
- Line 85: Update the address input controlled by hasError to expose its invalid
state with aria-invalid and associate it with the rendered error text using
aria-describedby or aria-errormessage, following the existing MemoField pattern.
Review comments at @src/WarningList.tsx:
- Line 39: Update the WarningList component’s announcement semantics from
assertive alert behavior to polite status behavior for routine validation
messages, while reserving alert semantics for errors requiring immediate
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| import React, { useState, useMemo, useEffect } from 'react'; | ||
| import { TypeBadge, AddressType } from './components/TypeBadge'; | ||
| import { WarningList } from './components/WarningList'; | ||
| import type { ParseMessage } from './components/WarningList'; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Import the WarningList implementation changed by this PR.
This type import and the component import on Line 3 target src/components/WarningList.tsx. The new ParseMessage type and messages prop are defined in src/WarningList.tsx instead. TypeScript cannot find ParseMessage at the imported path or pass messages to the existing component. The validation messages also will not render through that component. Import both symbols from the new file, or update the existing component at the imported path. (github.com)
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Review comment at @src/AddressInput.tsx at line 4:
Update the ParseMessage type import and the WarningList component import in
AddressInput to use the implementation that defines ParseMessage and accepts the
messages prop, so validation messages render through the matching component.
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| const messages = useMemo<ParseMessage[]>(() => { | ||
| const list: ParseMessage[] = []; | ||
| if (parseResult) { | ||
| for (const e of parseResult.errors || []) { |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Handle the actual ParseResult variants.
parse() returns an address with warnings or an invalid result with a single error; it does not return an errors array. The catch branch creates a separate shape with errors. These field reads therefore fail TypeScript checking across the inferred union. If an invalid result reaches this code without throwing, the missing errors array also hides its error. Branch on kind === 'invalid' to read error, and convert thrown exceptions to the same message shape before rendering. (github.com)
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Review comment at @src/AddressInput.tsx at line 51:
Update the ParseResult handling in AddressInput to branch on kind === 'invalid'
and read its single error, rather than accessing an errors array on the parsed
result. Normalize caught exceptions to the same message shape before rendering,
while preserving warning handling for valid results.
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| width: '100%', | ||
| padding: `0.75rem 0.75rem 0.75rem ${type !== 'UNKNOWN' ? '3rem' : '0.75rem'}`, | ||
| border: '1px solid #cbd5e1', | ||
| border: hasError ? '1px solid #ef4444' : '1px solid #cbd5e1', |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Expose the validation error on the address input.
When hasError is true, this change makes the border red but does not mark the input invalid or associate it with the error text. A screen reader user who focuses the input cannot retrieve its validation state and description from the control. Add aria-invalid={hasError} and connect the rendered error text with aria-describedby or aria-errormessage. MemoField demonstrates the same association for its input. (w3.org)
Based on learnings: visible input errors need programmatic invalidity and an associated error description.
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Review comment at @src/AddressInput.tsx at line 85:
Update the address input controlled by hasError to expose its invalid state with
aria-invalid and associate it with the rendered error text using
aria-describedby or aria-errormessage, following the existing MemoField pattern.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use polite announcements for routine validation messages.
role="alert" gives every warning assertive announcement semantics. A contract-address warning can therefore interrupt a screen reader user while they enter an address. Use polite status semantics for routine messages. Reserve alerts for errors that require immediate attention. (w3.org)
Based on learnings: dynamic status regions should not use assertive announcements for routine updates.
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Review comment at @src/WarningList.tsx at line 39:
Update the WarningList component’s announcement semantics from assertive alert
behavior to polite status behavior for routine validation messages, while
reserving alert semantics for errors requiring immediate attention.
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Overview
This PR connects
src/AddressInput.tsxto the@stellar-address-kit/core-tsvalidation engine. Previously the component inferred address type from the first character alone, so malformed or random strings beginning withG,M, orCwere shown as valid. The input now callsdetect()andparse()frompackages/core-ts, debounces validation on input changes, and surfaces structured warnings and errors throughWarningList.tsx.Related Issue
Changes
🔌 Wire AddressInput to Core Kit
[MODIFY]
src/AddressInput.tsxdetect()andparse()frompackages/core-tsinstead of inspectingaddress.charAt(0).toUpperCase().ParseResultrather than the leading character.ParseResultdown toWarningList.tsx.[MODIFY]
src/WarningList.tsxParseResult.Verification Results
AddressInput.tsxcallsdetect()andparse()frompackages/core-tsParseResultsurface inWarningList.tsxParseResultCloses #332
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