CreateForm and Explorer changes

[DengreSarthak]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • The hackathon creation form now automatically fetches and displays the symbol for ERC-20 tokens when configuring a token prize pool.
  • The form layout and UI for creating hackathons have been improved for clarity and usability.

• Bug Fixes

  • Judge validation now prevents duplicate wallet addresses during hackathon creation.

• Refactor

  • Hackathon status terminology updated throughout the app: "active" and "ended" are now "accepting-submissions" and "judging-submissions" for improved clarity.
  • Hackathon card layouts and badges have been redesigned for better visual distinction and consistency.

• Chores

  • Added the "pino-pretty" package to project dependencies.

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Walkthrough

The changes update hackathon status terminology across the codebase, replacing 'active' and 'ended' with 'accepting-submissions' and 'judging-submissions' respectively. UI components, status badges, filtering, and logic are refactored for consistency with the new statuses. Additional improvements include enhanced form validation, token symbol fetching, and significant UI layout updates for hackathon creation and listing.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Hackathon Status Terminology & Logic Update hooks/useHackathons.ts	Refactored getHackathonStatus to return 'accepting-submissions' and 'judging-submissions' instead of 'active' and 'ended'; updated function signature accordingly.
Status Badge & Card UI Refactor components/hackathon-card.tsx	Updated badge rendering to use new statuses; removed dynamic "days left" badge for 'active', added static badges for new statuses.
Interaction Client Status & Timeline app/[hackathon]/InteractionClient.tsx	Updated all status checks, badge rendering, and timeline color logic to use 'accepting-submissions' and 'judging-submissions'; submission UI now only shown for 'accepting-submissions'.
Explorer Page Status, Filtering, and Card Layout app/explorer/page.tsx	Replaced status checks, filtering, and sorting to use new statuses; restructured hackathon card UI to a responsive grid, updated badge and card design, and unified status display.
My Hackathons Page Status & Navigation app/myHackathons/page.tsx	Updated status checks and conditional rendering for hackathon cards and buttons to use new statuses; improved empty state navigation by wrapping buttons in Next.js Links with dynamic routing.
Organizer Client Status & Badge UI app/organizer/[address]/OrganizerClient.tsx	Replaced all status checks, badge icons, and background overlays to use new status strings; no logic changes beyond terminology and UI.
Hackathon Creation Improvements app/createHackathon/page.tsx	Added ERC-20 token symbol fetching for prize pool; enhanced judge validation to reject duplicate addresses; restructured form UI for clarity, improved layout, dynamic labels, and icon usage; prize pool and judge sections refactored for better usability.
Dependency Update package.json	Added new dependency: pino-pretty version ^13.1.1.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant UI_Component
  participant StatusLogic

  User->>UI_Component: Load hackathon page
  UI_Component->>StatusLogic: getHackathonStatus(start, end, concluded)
  StatusLogic-->>UI_Component: 'accepting-submissions'/'judging-submissions'/...
  UI_Component->>UI_Component: Render UI based on status
  UI_Component-->>User: Show badges, timeline, forms according to status

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sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant CreateHackathonForm
  participant TokenContract

  User->>CreateHackathonForm: Select prize pool type 'token' & enter token address
  CreateHackathonForm->>TokenContract: Fetch token symbol
  TokenContract-->>CreateHackathonForm: Return symbol (e.g., "DAI")
  CreateHackathonForm->>CreateHackathonForm: Update prize pool label with symbol
  User->>CreateHackathonForm: Enter judge addresses
  CreateHackathonForm->>CreateHackathonForm: Validate for duplicates
  CreateHackathonForm-->>User: Show error if duplicates found

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Estimated code review effort

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Possibly related PRs

• Frontend contract integration #2: Also modifies InteractionClient.tsx for ERC20 prize support and UI changes, overlapping with this PR's status updates and UI refactors.

Poem

In fields of code, the hackathons bloom,
With statuses fresh, old names met their doom.
Badges now gleam—accepting, judging anew,
Forms more refined, and tokens in view.
Rabbits rejoice in grids and in style,
For clarity, progress, and features compile!
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📒 Files selected for processing (8)

• app/[hackathon]/InteractionClient.tsx (3 hunks)
• app/createHackathon/page.tsx (12 hunks)
• app/explorer/page.tsx (7 hunks)
• app/myHackathons/page.tsx (4 hunks)
• app/organizer/[address]/OrganizerClient.tsx (3 hunks)
• components/hackathon-card.tsx (1 hunks)
• hooks/useHackathons.ts (1 hunks)
• package.json (1 hunks)

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