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Use transaction fee hook to calculate and display fees in transaction forms #4719

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reyraa opened this issue Jan 13, 2023 · 0 comments
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reyraa commented Jan 13, 2023

Description

Assuming #4718 completes the requirements of the fee calculation, now it's time to adapt our React components to the new data structure.
We should update data wiring to match the changes applied by #4716 to #4718. The form component should display the total feee, alongside each fee component. It should also display human readable titles (with i18n) for each component.

Acceptance criteria

  • Compose titles for all fee components
  • Only display none-zero fee components
  • Emphasis on the display of the total fee (Larger font, prominent color)
  • Adapt unit tests
  • Assert the returned value of useTransactionFee.
@ManuGowda ManuGowda changed the title Use above fee to display fees in tx forms Use transaction fee hook to calculate and display fees in transaction forms Jan 16, 2023
@ManuGowda ManuGowda added this to the Sprint 91 milestone Jan 16, 2023
@ManuGowda ManuGowda moved this from Backlog to Todo in Lisk Desktop Version 3.0.0 Jan 17, 2023
@ManuGowda ManuGowda moved this from Todo to In Progress in Lisk Desktop Version 3.0.0 Jan 18, 2023
@ManuGowda ManuGowda assigned eniolam1000752 and unassigned reyraa Jan 26, 2023
@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this from In Progress to Done in Lisk Desktop Version 3.0.0 Feb 1, 2023
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