Real Data For Dashboard & Pools: Frontend Upgrade

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Hey everyone! We're diving into a crucial update for the Neko-Protocol dashboard and pools pages. Currently, these pages are showing mocked pool data, which isn't ideal because the /lend and /borrow sections already brilliantly display real contract data. Let's get this fixed, shall we? This upgrade ensures that our users get a consistent and accurate view of the pool information across the entire platform. The goal is to replace the hardcoded, or mocked data, with live data pulled directly from the RWA lending contract. This makes sure everything is up-to-date and reflects the current state of the pools.

The Problem: Data Discrepancies

So, what's the deal? The /dashboard and /pools pages are using pre-set data, or mock data, which is out of sync with what's actually happening in the lending pools. Meanwhile, the /lend and /borrow pages are already doing it right – they're fetching live data. This creates confusion. Imagine seeing one set of numbers on the dashboard and another on the lending page. Not cool! To make sure everyone is on the same page, we need to bring the /dashboard and /pools pages up to speed. This ensures a reliable and trustworthy experience for all our users. This way, users can have confidence in the information they're seeing. It’s all about consistency and providing a seamless experience.

Current State Breakdown

  • âś… /dashboard/lending (Lend component): Uses useLendingPools() – Fetching real data, all good!
  • âś… /dashboard/borrowing (BorrowTable component): Uses useBorrowPools() – Fetching real data, also good!
  • ❌ /dashboard/pools (Pools component): Uses hardcoded mock data – Needs fixing!
  • ❌ /dashboard (AssetBreakdown component): Uses hardcoded mock data – Also needs attention!

See how we're doing great in some areas and lagging in others? We’re going to get everything up to the same standard. It's like having some cars in tip-top shape and others that need a little love to get them running smoothly.

The Solution: Real-Time Data Integration

The fix? Swap out the dummy data with data pulled from the contract. This involves using the same smart approach as in the /lend and /borrow pages. This is the key. By using the same hooks (useLendingPools() and useBorrowPools()), we can ensure that our data is accurate and up-to-date. This also streamlines the process, making it consistent with the rest of the application. The end goal is to mirror the logic and data fetching techniques used by the /lend and /borrow pages. It is all about data accuracy and consistency, giving users a clear picture of the lending landscape.

Reference Implementation: Where to Look

  • Check out apps/web-app/src/features/lending/components/pages/Lend.tsx (lines 44-88) for inspiration.
  • Also, take a look at apps/web-app/src/features/borrowing/components/ui/BorrowTable.tsx (lines 95-138).
  • The hooks you need are in these locations:
    • apps/web-app/src/hooks/useLendingPools.ts
    • apps/web-app/src/hooks/useBorrowPools.ts

These resources are your guide. They show exactly how we're already fetching and displaying real pool data. We're not reinventing the wheel, we’re just using the already working mechanisms in other parts of the platform.

The Tasks: What Needs to Be Done?

So, here's the game plan, folks. We've got a few key tasks to tackle to ensure the /dashboard and /pools pages are showing real-time pool data. Let's break it down:

  • Replace the mock data: In apps/web-app/src/features/pools/components/pages/Pools.tsx and apps/web-app/src/components/ui/AssetBreakdown.tsx, replace the hardcoded pool arrays with real data from the contract. This means no more dummy data.
  • Leverage existing hooks: Use the useLendingPools() and useBorrowPools() hooks, the same ones used in the /lend and /borrow sections. Make things efficient, right?
  • Combine and Display: You may need to blend lending and borrow pools into a single display, or present them separately. This depends on how the components are built.
  • Handle those states: Show a "Loading pools..." message while the data is loading, and display an error message if something goes wrong. Handle empty states gracefully. If no pools are found, show a "No pools available" message. This way, users are always aware of what's going on.
  • Keep the style: Make sure the UI/UX design and styling remain consistent. No visual regressions, please!
  • Data Refresh: The hooks have refetchInterval configured already. No need to worry about manual refreshing. It is all automated for the best user experience. This keeps the data fresh.
  • Data Transformation: The data format might need some tweaking. Check how it is transformed in Lend.tsx and BorrowTable.tsx to get an idea.

What to Expect: The Acceptance Criteria

We'll know we've nailed it when:

  • The /dashboard/pools page shows real pool data.
  • The /dashboard page's AssetBreakdown component also shows the real data.
  • We see those loading, error, and empty states working flawlessly.
  • The UI looks and feels the same.
  • The data refreshes automatically.
  • We can see both lending and borrowing pools (or a well-combined view).
  • The code follows the style of Lend.tsx and BorrowTable.tsx.

Technical Deep Dive: Expected File Changes and Structure

To make this happen, we'll be making some changes to a couple of files. It is straightforward and involves replacing hardcoded data with dynamic data. Here is the list:

  • apps/web-app/src/features/pools/components/pages/Pools.tsx: This is where you'll make the big change for the pools page.
  • apps/web-app/src/components/ui/AssetBreakdown.tsx: The dashboard component update lives here.

Remember, you might need to combine the lending and borrow pool data. So, you'll need to look at how the data is structured and transform it to fit the component's format. This is all about making the data work beautifully within the existing framework.

The Benefits: Why Does This Matter?

  • Accuracy: Users will see the correct pool information.
  • Consistency: The experience across the platform will be uniform.
  • Trust: Increased confidence in the data displayed.
  • User Experience: Enhanced usability and a smoother interface.

By replacing the mocked pool data, we're not only improving the accuracy of the information presented but also significantly enhancing the user experience. Making sure the user sees the right information builds trust in the Neko-Protocol platform. Real-time data keeps users informed and gives them a clear, accurate view of the market. This upgrade is a big win for our users and the overall reliability of the platform.

Thanks for tackling this one. Your work helps make RWAs (Real World Assets) more consumer-friendly on Stellar. Every line of code brings us closer to a more robust, trustworthy, and user-friendly platform. It is a vital step in enhancing the user experience and ensuring the information displayed is up-to-date and reliable. Your contributions help build a more trustworthy and efficient system.