refactor: remove code duplication

[anyulled]

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Summary of Changes

This pull request focuses on removing code duplication within the sponsor components. It introduces a new custom hook, useSponsorsHook, to encapsulate the logic for managing the hover state, generating slashes, and tracking window size. This hook is then used in BasicSponsor, Communities, MediaPartners, PremiumSponsors, RegularSponsors, and Supporters components, thus eliminating the redundant code blocks previously present in each of these components.

Highlights

• Code Duplication Removal: The primary goal is to eliminate redundant code across multiple sponsor components.
• New Custom Hook: A new hook, useSponsorsHook, is introduced to encapsulate shared logic.
• Component Refactoring: Multiple sponsor components are refactored to utilize the new useSponsorsHook.

Changelog

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• src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/BasicSponsor.tsx
  • Removed useState and useEffect hooks for managing slashes and hover state.
  • Replaced inline logic with the useSponsorsHook.
  • Removed handleHoverSponsorBasic and handleUnHoverSponsorBasic and replaced them with handleHover and handleUnHover from the hook.
• src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/Communities.tsx
  • Removed useState and useEffect hooks for managing slashes and hover state.
  • Replaced inline logic with the useSponsorsHook.
  • Removed handleHover and handleUnHover and replaced them with handleHover and handleUnHover from the hook.
• src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/MediaPartners.tsx
  • Removed useState and useEffect hooks for managing slashes and hover state.
  • Replaced inline logic with the useSponsorsHook.
  • Removed handleHoverMediaPartner and handleUnHoverMediaPartner and replaced them with handleHover and handleUnHover from the hook.
• src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/PremiumSponsors.tsx
  • Removed useState and useEffect hooks for managing slashes and hover state.
  • Replaced inline logic with the useSponsorsHook.
  • Removed handleHoverSponsorPremium and handleUnHoverSponsorPremium and replaced them with handleHover and handleUnHover from the hook.
• src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/RegularSponsors.tsx
  • Removed useState and useEffect hooks for managing slashes and hover state.
  • Replaced inline logic with the useSponsorsHook.
  • Removed handleHoverSponsorRegular and handleUnHoverSponsorRegular and replaced them with handleHover and handleUnHover from the hook.
• src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/Sponsors.tsx
  • Removed unused imports.
• src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/Supporters.tsx
  • Removed useState and useEffect hooks for managing slashes and hover state.
  • Replaced inline logic with the useSponsorsHook.
  • Removed handleHover and handleUnHover and replaced them with handleHover and handleUnHover from the hook.
• src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/TopSponsors.tsx
  • Removed useState and useEffect hooks for managing slashes and hover state.
  • Replaced inline logic with the useSponsorsHook.
  • Removed handleHoverSponsorTop and handleUnHoverSponsorTop and replaced them with handleHover and handleUnHover from the hook.
• src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/useSponsorsHook.test.tsx
  • Added test file for the new hook useSponsorsHook.
• src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/useSponsorsHook.ts
  • Created new hook useSponsorsHook to encapsulate the logic for managing the hover state, generating slashes, and tracking window size.

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request introduces a custom hook useSponsorsHook to manage the logic for the sponsor sections, effectively removing code duplication across multiple components. The introduction of the hook seems well-structured and the tests cover the main functionalities. However, there are a few points that could be improved for better readability and maintainability.

Summary of Findings

• Slashes state initialization: The slashes state is initialized as an empty string, but it's immediately updated in the useEffect hook. Consider initializing it directly with the result of buildSlashes to avoid a potential unnecessary render.
• buildSlashes mock: The buildSlashes mock in useSponsorsHook.test.tsx returns a fixed string. It might be better to mock the implementation to return a dynamic string based on the input, to more accurately simulate the real function.

Merge Readiness

The changes in this pull request effectively remove code duplication and introduce a more maintainable structure. While the current implementation is good, addressing the suggestions provided would further enhance the code's quality and readability. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging. I would recommend addressing the suggestions before merging.

[sonarqubecloud]

Quality Gate passed

Issues
0 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
86.1% Coverage on New Code
1.1% Duplication on New Code

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