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Description

• Implemented dynamic import for Auth component and wrapped it with AppContainer in the unlock app.
• Added Jest, ESLint, and TypeScript configurations for the app-nav feature.
• Implemented AppContainer, Auth, and WalletConnect components with necessary functionality.
• Added stories, examples, and documentation for the Auth component.
• Added PostCSS and Tailwind configurations for styling.

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Changes walkthrough

	Relevant files
Configuration changes	10 files main.ts Simplify Storybook Configuration                                                  apps/unlock/.storybook/main.ts Removed unused stories and mdx paths from the stories array. +1/-4      jest.config.ts Add Jest Configuration for App-Nav Feature                              libs/features/unlock/app-nav/jest.config.ts Added Jest configuration for the app-nav feature. +18/-0    .eslintrc.json Add ESLint Configuration for App-Nav Feature                          libs/features/unlock/app-nav/.eslintrc.json Added ESLint configuration for the app-nav feature. +18/-0    package.json Add Package.json for App-Nav Feature                                          libs/features/unlock/app-nav/package.json Added package.json file for the app-nav feature. +4/-0      project.json Add Project.json for App-Nav Feature                                          libs/features/unlock/app-nav/project.json Added project.json file for the app-nav feature with build and test targets. +40/-0    tsconfig.json Add TypeScript Configuration for App-Nav Feature                  libs/features/unlock/app-nav/tsconfig.json Added TypeScript configuration for the app-nav feature. +20/-0    tsconfig.lib.json Add TypeScript Library Configuration for App-Nav Feature  libs/features/unlock/app-nav/tsconfig.lib.json Added TypeScript library configuration for the app-nav feature. +27/-0    tsconfig.spec.json Add TypeScript Configuration for Jest Tests in App-Nav Feature libs/features/unlock/app-nav/tsconfig.spec.json Added TypeScript configuration for Jest tests in the app-nav feature. +22/-0    postcss.config.js Add PostCSS Configuration for TailwindCSS                                apps/unlock/postcss.config.js Added PostCSS configuration to enable tailwindcss and autoprefixer plugins. +11/-0    tailwind.config.js Add Tailwind Configuration File                                                    apps/unlock/tailwind.config.js Added Tailwind configuration file to customize Tailwind styles. +16/-0
Enhancement	5 files page.tsx Implement Dynamic Import for Auth Component                            apps/unlock/app/[locale]/page.tsx Added dynamic import for Auth component and wrapped it with AppContainer. +14/-1    index.ts Export AppContainer and Auth Components                                    libs/features/unlock/app-nav/src/index.ts Exported AppContainer and Auth components. +2/-0      AppContainer.tsx Implement AppContainer and Related Components                        libs/features/unlock/app-nav/src/lib/AppContainer/AppContainer.tsx Implemented AppContainer, AppContainerNavBack, AppContainerNavBackSkeleton, AppContainerHeader, and AppContainerFooter components. +77/-0    Auth.tsx Implement Auth Component with WalletConnect Integration    libs/features/unlock/app-nav/src/lib/Auth/Auth.tsx Implemented Auth component with login, logout, and create account functionality. Integrated WalletConnect within the Auth component. +59/-0    WalletConnect.tsx Implement WalletConnect Component                                                libs/features/unlock/app-nav/src/lib/WalletConnect/WalletConnect.tsx Implemented WalletConnect component for connecting to wallets using the WalletConnect protocol. +52/-0
Documentation	3 files Auth.stories.tsx Add Stories for Auth Component                                                      libs/features/unlock/app-nav/src/lib/Auth/Auth.stories.tsx Added stories for Auth component with mock data and decorators. +73/-0    examples.tsx Add Examples for Auth Component                                                    libs/features/unlock/app-nav/src/lib/Auth/examples.tsx Added examples for Auth component using AuthProvider and WalletProvider. +19/-0    README.md Add README for App-Nav Feature                                                      libs/features/unlock/app-nav/README.md Added README.md file for the app-nav feature. +7/-0

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⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	4, because the PR introduces a significant amount of new functionality across multiple components and configuration files. It includes changes to the storybook configuration, dynamic imports, authentication components, styling configurations, and more. The addition of new libraries and configurations for Jest, ESLint, TypeScript, PostCSS, and Tailwind also adds to the complexity. Reviewing this PR requires a thorough understanding of the existing codebase, the new libraries introduced, and how these changes integrate with the overall application architecture.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔍 Possible issues	The dynamic import of the Auth component in 'apps/unlock/app/[locale]/page.tsx' might introduce code splitting at a point that could affect the user experience negatively if not handled properly.
	The removal of unused connector files in 'libs/next/auth/src/lib/connectors' could potentially break functionality if these connectors are referenced elsewhere in the codebase without being updated.
	The addition of new dependencies and configurations (Jest, ESLint, TypeScript, PostCSS, Tailwind) requires careful review to ensure they are correctly integrated and do not introduce conflicts with existing configurations.
🔒 Security concerns	No

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best practice	Use a more specific error type in catch blocks for better error handling.     Consider using a more specific error type in the catch block to handle different types of errors appropriately. libs/next/wallet/src/lib/hooks/useWalletConnect.ts [41] -} catch (error) { +} catch (error: unknown) { + if (error instanceof Error) { + // handle specific error + } else { + // handle unknown error + } +} Clean up event listeners on component unmount.                                Use useEffect to clean up event listeners on component unmount to prevent memory leaks. libs/next/wallet/src/lib/hooks/useWalletConnect.ts [59] -web3wallet.on('session_proposal', (args) => { +useEffect(() => { + web3wallet.on('session_proposal', (args) => { + // event handling logic + }); + return () => { + web3wallet.off('session_proposal'); + }; +}, []); Enable esModuleInterop for better import interoperability.                    The "esModuleInterop": false setting in your TypeScript configuration may lead to issues when importing CommonJS modules. Consider setting it to true to enable a more interoperable, Babel-like import behavior, which can simplify your imports and make them more consistent across your project. libs/features/unlock/app-nav/tsconfig.json [5] -"esModuleInterop": false, +"esModuleInterop": true, Define ESLint rules to enforce coding standards.                              The ESLint configuration for your project is currently empty, which means it's not enforcing any coding standards or patterns. Consider defining or extending existing rules to ensure code quality and consistency across your project. For example, you could extend from a recommended set of rules like eslint:recommended or any other specific set that suits your project's needs. libs/features/unlock/app-nav/.eslintrc.json [7] -"rules": {} +"rules": { + "indent": ["error", 2], + "no-unused-vars": "warn", + "semi": ["error", "always"] +}
security	Avoid using localStorage for sensitive information.                           Avoid using localStorage for storing sensitive information due to security risks. libs/next/wallet/src/lib/utils/WalletConnectUtil.ts [28] -localStorage.setItem('WALLETCONNECT_CLIENT_ID', clientId); +// Consider using a more secure storage mechanism Avoid logging sensitive information.                                          Avoid logging sensitive information such as wallet addresses and session details in production. libs/features/unlock/app-nav/src/lib/Auth/Auth.tsx [20] -console.log('comethWalletAddressInStorage', comethWalletAddressInStorage); +// Remove or mask sensitive information before logging Validate user input before usage.                                             Ensure user input is validated before using it in the connectToWallet function to prevent potential security vulnerabilities. libs/features/unlock/app-nav/src/lib/WalletConnect/WalletConnect.tsx [46] -<Button onClick={() => connectToWallet(uri)}> +<Button onClick={() => uri && connectToWallet(uri)}>
enhancement	Refine glob patterns in Tailwind CSS configuration for better build performance. Consider using a more specific glob pattern for your content configuration to avoid including unnecessary files, which can lead to slower build times and potential issues with Tailwind CSS not purging correctly. For example, if your application does not use .html files, you could remove that extension from the pattern. apps/unlock/tailwind.config.js [8-13] content: [ - join(__dirname, '{src,app,components,public}/**/!(*.spec).{ts,tsx,html}'), + join(__dirname, '{src,app,components,public}/**/!(*.spec).{ts,tsx}'), ... ],
performance	Exclude declaration files from TypeScript compilation to improve build performance. The exclude array in your TypeScript configuration is quite extensive, which is good for avoiding unnecessary files during the compilation process. However, consider adding "/*.d.ts" to the exclude array to prevent declaration files from being compiled, as they are typically not needed for the output and can slow down the compilation process.** libs/features/unlock/app-nav/tsconfig.lib.json [13-24] "exclude": [ "jest.config.ts", ... + "**/*.d.ts" ],

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