Sarthak

[DengreSarthak]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Cache-first loading for hackathon details, speeding initial views while fresh data updates in the background.

• Enhancements

  • My Hackathons: clearer judge info with consistent tokens allocated/remaining, accurate judging lists/counts, aligned pagination, and an improved empty-state message. “Vote on Projects” is enabled only when tokens remain.
  • Organizer: more reliable organizer address detection via query parameter with path-based fallback; shows Not Found when invalid.

• Chores

  • Removed debug logs.

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Walkthrough

Implements IndexedDB cache-first loading for hackathon details, refactors myHackathons judge determination to recompute via isJudge with updated UI bindings, and revises organizer address resolution to prioritize query param with path-based fallback. No public API changes; error handling around caching is non-fatal.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Hackathon cache-first load app/[hackathon]/InteractionClient.tsx	Adds IndexedDB persistence (get/set) for hackathon details. On mount: load from cache, set UI, then refresh via existing on-chain fetch. Caching errors are swallowed. No external API changes.
Judge recomputation & UI wiring app/myHackathons/page.tsx	Recomputes judging status per hackathon via isJudge, rebuilds judge lists and pagination, introduces judgeInfo for tokens/name, updates gating and displays, adjusts empty-state messaging, removes debug logs, keeps cache storage aligned with new data model.
Organizer address resolution app/organizer/page.tsx	Prioritizes address query param; falls back to parsing /organizer/ in path; removes hash usage. Validates address, sets state (nullable) to trigger existing Not Found when invalid.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant UI as Hackathon Page
  participant Cache as IndexedDB (hackathonDB)
  participant Chain as Blockchain

  UI->>Cache: getHackathonDetails(contractAddress, chainId)
  alt cached present
    Cache-->>UI: cached hackathon
    UI->>UI: set state (from cache)
  else no cache
    Cache-->>UI: null
  end
  UI->>Chain: fetchHackathonData()
  Chain-->>UI: latest hackathon data
  UI->>UI: set state (fresh)
  UI->>Cache: setHackathonDetails(...)

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Page as myHackathons Page
  participant Chain as Hackathon Contracts

  loop For each hackathon
    Page->>Chain: isJudge(user)
    alt user is judge
      Page->>Chain: fetch user judge tokens
      Page->>Page: judgeInfo = You (Judge)
      Page->>Chain: fetch other judges (exclude user)
    else not judge
      Page->>Page: judgeInfo = default zeros
    end
    Page->>Page: update lists & pagination from recomputed judges
  end

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Page as Organizer Page
  participant URL as URL

  Page->>URL: read ?address
  alt valid param
    Page->>Page: setAddress(address)
  else
    Page->>URL: parse /organizer/<address> in path
    alt valid path address
      Page->>Page: setAddress(address)
    else
      Page->>Page: setAddress(null) (Not Found flow)
    end
  end

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Estimated code review effort

🎯 3 (Moderate) | ⏱️ ~20 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• Frontend contract integration #2: Also modifies app/[hackathon]/InteractionClient.tsx, touching fetchHackathonData with token/prize handling—overlaps with this PR’s caching around the same flow.
• Pages Ui and contract integration #16: Changes the data handling and project/contract shape in InteractionClient.tsx, intersecting with this PR’s caching integration points.
• Added a page #9: Adjusts organizer address-resolution in app/organizer/page.tsx, closely related to this PR’s query-first/path-fallback logic.

Poem

I cached a breeze in IndexedDB’s burrow,
Then hopped for fresh on-chain tomorrow.
Judges re-counted, carrots aligned,
Paths pick addresses, neatly defined.
Tokens tallied, hops in tune—
Ship it swift, beneath the moon. 🥕🌙

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📒 Files selected for processing (3)

• app/[hackathon]/InteractionClient.tsx (3 hunks)
• app/myHackathons/page.tsx (11 hunks)
• app/organizer/page.tsx (1 hunks)

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