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Feat/sdk with tg param #115

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new constant for determining if the app is running as a Telegram Mini App, enhancing clarity in environment detection.
    • Updated password handling methods to focus on unlocking sessions, improving user authentication flow.
    • Added a new interface for wallet options, enabling more structured configuration management.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted session management logic to improve user experience during login.
  • Refactor

    • Simplified URL construction for the iframe by modifying the parameters in the relevant SDK classes.
    • Enhanced error handling and connection checks within the wallet management class.

@rustin01 rustin01 merged commit b985eb7 into main Aug 13, 2024
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The recent updates to the wallet application enhance session management and runtime environment detection, especially for Telegram Mini Apps. Key changes include refining user authentication processes and simplifying the handling of specific environment flags. By transitioning from connection-based to unlocking-focused methods, the changes improve clarity, security, and the overall user experience.

Changes

Files Change Summary
apps/wallet/src/App.tsx, .../create.tsx, .../verify.tsx Refined user authentication logic by replacing connection checks with unlock checks. Introduced IS_TELEGRAM_MINI_APP for clearer runtime environment handling.
apps/wallet/src/stores/session.ts Updated HibitIdSession methods to replace isConnected with isUnlocked, aligning terminology and improving session management.
apps/wallet/src/utils/basicEnums.ts, .../runtime.ts Removed TELEGRAM_MINI_APP from RuntimeEnv and added IS_TELEGRAM_MINI_APP boolean for runtime checks, enhancing clarity in environment detection.
packages/sdk/src/lib/dom/index.ts, .../wallet.tsx Transitioned to using a structured options object for configuration in HibitIdWallet, simplifying URL handling and enhancing modularity.
packages/sdk/src/lib/index.ts, .../types.ts Added HibitIdWalletOptions type and made it exportable, improving the structure of wallet configurations.
packages/sdk/src/lib/utils.ts Simplified getHibitIdUrl function by removing initialPage parameter, streamlining URL construction.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Wallet
    participant SessionManager

    User->>+SessionManager: Enter password
    SessionManager->>Wallet: Unlock with password
    Wallet-->>-SessionManager: Return unlock status
    SessionManager-->>-User: Authenticated or not
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sequenceDiagram
    participant App
    participant Runtime
    participant User

    App->>Runtime: Check environment
    Runtime-->>App: Return IS_TELEGRAM_MINI_APP
    App->>User: Display appropriate UI
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🐰 In the meadow where rabbits play,
Changes bloom in a bright new way.
Unlocking secrets, not just connect,
Clear paths ahead, oh what a project!
With options wrapped in a cozy nest,
Our wallet’s journey is truly blessed! 🌼


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