fix: race condition

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race condition

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Improved token selection experience: When using a Peanut wallet, default token settings are now tailored automatically, while other wallets use your last preferences.

• Refactor

  • Optimized internal logic for responsiveness, ensuring a smoother update of token information based on your wallet type.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the token initialization logic within the TokenContextProvider. The provider now utilizes the useWallet hook to determine if the current wallet is a Peanut wallet. Depending on this check, the initial token configuration is computed using the useMemo hook. When a Peanut wallet is detected, predefined constants are set; otherwise, the provider reverts to the user's last token preference or a default USDC token setting.

Changes

File	Changes Summary
src/context/tokenSelector.context.tsx	Introduced a dependency on the useWallet hook to assess if the wallet is a Peanut wallet. Optimized the logic for setting initialTokenData using useMemo for conditional assignment based on wallet type, user preferences, and fallback defaults.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant T as TokenContextProvider
    participant W as useWallet Hook
    participant M as Memoized Computation

    T->>W: Invoke useWallet() to get isPeanutWallet
    alt isPeanutWallet is true
        T->>M: Compute initialTokenData using PEANUT_WALLET_TOKEN and PEANUT_WALLET_CHAIN constants
    else
        T->>M: Compute initialTokenData using last user preference or default USDC token settings
    end
    M-->>T: Return computed token data

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Possibly related PRs

• fix: render token details for peanut wallet #653: Introduces the isPeanutWallet variable, enhancing wallet functionality with a similar approach.
• [TASK-7278] feat: remember selected address #556: Adjusts token selection logic in the TokenContextProvider based on user preferences.
• [ISSUE-213] refactor: load token pair onto selector context before advancing from pay #461: Refines token initialization in the TokenContextProvider to incorporate wallet type differentiation.

Suggested reviewers

• jjramirezn

Poem

In the code garden, I hop with delight,
As tokens align in the soft morning light,
With hooks and memos, the logic takes flight,
Peanut wallet detected—oh what a sight!
Hop on, dear coder, and keep the code tight.

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