Show qf related component on recurring donation

[MohammadPCh]

• FE changes to show recurring donations for QF #4222

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced support for chainId across donation components to enhance network-specific functionalities.

• Refactor

  • Updated conditional rendering and logic to use chainId instead of networkId for better network eligibility checks.
  • Removed excludeFromQF property and added chainId in recurring donation logic.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes focus on incorporating and utilizing the chainId from multiple sources across the donation-related components. This includes conditional rendering based on chainId, updating functions to accept and use this new property, and adjusting context interfaces accordingly. These modifications aim to ensure compatibility with eligible networks and enhance the function's specificity and accuracy throughout the components involved in the donation logic.

Changes

Files	Change Summaries
.../views/donate/DonateIndex.tsx	Added useAccount and getActiveRound imports, declared and used chainId, updated rendering logic.
.../views/donate/DonateModal.tsx	Added chainId property to setSuccessDonation call.
.../views/donate/RecurringDonationModal/...tsx	Removed excludeFromQF property, added chainId property set to config.OPTIMISM_NETWORK_NUMBER.
.../views/donate/SuccessView.tsx	Replaced useAccount with chainId, updated references and logic accordingly.
src/context/donate.context.tsx	Updated ISuccessDonation interface to include chainId of type number.

Poem

🌟 In code's canvas, changes gleam bright,
chainId whispers through the night.
Conditional paths now true and clear,
Donations' journey, sincere.
Optimistic networks, we embrace,
Each byte and bit in perfect place.
💻✨

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Actionable comments posted: 0

Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)

src/components/views/donate/DonateModal.tsx (1)

Line range hint 431-431: The linter has flagged an issue with default parameters. Please ensure that any default parameters in function signatures are placed after all required parameters. This might require a review of the function definitions to adjust the order of parameters or make this parameter required.

- function example(requiredParam, optionalParam = defaultValue) {
+ function example(optionalParam = defaultValue, requiredParam) {

src/components/views/donate/RecurringDonationModal/RecurringDonationModal.tsx (1)

Line range hint 199-201: The else clause here can be omitted as previous branches break early, simplifying the control flow.

-			} else {
-				_superToken = sp;
-			}
+			_superToken = sp;