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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR introduces a comprehensive interactive ELO progress dashboard with statistical utilities, time-range filtering, visualization components, and test infrastructure. The feature enables users to track chess ratings across multiple time ranges with aggregate metrics, performance breakdowns, and recent match history. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant DashboardPage as DashboardPage
participant useEloStats as useEloStats Hook
participant eloStatsUtils as eloStatsUtils
participant Components as Dashboard Components<br/>(EloChart, etc)
DashboardPage->>DashboardPage: State: timeRange ("30d")
DashboardPage->>useEloStats: useEloStats(EXTENDED_MOCK_ELO_DATA, "30d")
useEloStats->>eloStatsUtils: filterByTimeRange(data, "30d")
eloStatsUtils-->>useEloStats: filteredData
useEloStats->>eloStatsUtils: computeEloStats(filteredData)
eloStatsUtils->>eloStatsUtils: Compute wins/losses/draws<br/>streaks, volatility,<br/>peak/lowest Elo
eloStatsUtils-->>useEloStats: EloStats object
useEloStats-->>DashboardPage: Memoized {<br/>currentElo, winRate,<br/>bestStreak, ...<br/>filteredData }
DashboardPage->>Components: Pass stats & filteredData<br/>to each component
Components->>Components: Render charts, cards,<br/>streaks, recent matches
Components-->>DashboardPage: UI output
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frontend/components/dashboard/RecentMatches.tsx (2)
37-37: Redundant spread beforeslice.
Array.prototype.slicealready returns a new array, andreverse()mutates the slice, notdata. The spread is unnecessary:- const matches = [...data].slice(-10).reverse(); + const matches = data.slice(-10).reverse();🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@frontend/components/dashboard/RecentMatches.tsx` at line 37, The creation of matches uses an unnecessary spread: the expression const matches = [...data].slice(-10).reverse(); spreads data even though slice already returns a new array; remove the spread and use data.slice(-10).reverse() instead to produce the last 10 items in reverse while avoiding the redundant copy (update the assignment for matches in RecentMatches.tsx).
66-97: No empty-state whendatais[].If the selected range produces an empty dataset, the component renders an empty table with
"0 shown"but no user guidance. Consider a short empty-state row/message to improve UX.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@frontend/components/dashboard/RecentMatches.tsx` around lines 66 - 97, The table body currently maps matches and shows nothing when matches is an empty array; update RecentMatches.tsx to render an explicit empty-state row when matches.length === 0 by replacing/augmenting the tbody mapping logic to conditionally render a single <tr> with a full-width cell (use colspan equal to the number of columns) containing a short message like "No matches for selected range" and optional guidance, and keep existing rendering for matches.map (refer to matches.map, getResult, badgeClassMap, formatOpponent to locate the mapping code).frontend/components/GameSidebar.tsx (1)
112-154: Exact-path matching won't highlight nested routes.
pathname === "/dashboard"highlights only the index; any future/dashboard/*sub-route would leave the item inactive. If you anticipate nested routes, preferpathname === href || pathname.startsWith(${href}/)(with a special-case for/). Optional for now given current flat routes.Also applies to: 294-300
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@frontend/components/GameSidebar.tsx` around lines 112 - 154, The SidebarItem active checks use exact equality (e.g., pathname === "/dashboard") which won't match nested routes; update the active logic where SidebarItem is rendered (the uses with icon/label/href props) to set active when pathname === href OR (href !== "/" && pathname.startsWith(`${href}/`)), handling the root path as a special case, and apply the same change to the other occurrence near the bottom of the file (the second block rendering SidebarItem instances).frontend/__tests__/useEloStats.test.ts (1)
26-38: Memoization test:renderHooktiesrerenderargs to the initial generic parameter.
initialProps: { data: TEST_DATA, range: "30d" as const }infersrangeas the literal"30d", which restricts futurererendercalls. Since you only rerender with the same props here it works, but if you later want to exercise a range change in the same hook instance, widen the prop type:initialProps: { data: TEST_DATA, range: "30d" as TimeRange }Optional nit only.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@frontend/__tests__/useEloStats.test.ts` around lines 26 - 38, The test's initialProps infers range as the literal "30d", which narrows rerender's allowed prop type; update the initialProps passed to renderHook in the memoization test so the range is typed as the broader TimeRange (e.g., use range: "30d" as TimeRange) to avoid overly specific inference and allow future rerender calls to change range while still testing useEloStats (references: renderHook, initialProps, rerender, useEloStats, TEST_DATA, TimeRange).frontend/app/dashboard/page.tsx (2)
106-112: Minor icon/sign inconsistency atcurrentStreak === 0.Icon branch uses
>= 0(TrendingUp for zero) while the sign branch uses> 0(no+prefix). The rendered result at0is "0" with a TrendingUp icon, which reads oddly. Consider aligning both conditions (e.g., always> 0for both, falling back to a neutral icon at 0).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@frontend/app/dashboard/page.tsx` around lines 106 - 112, Align the sign and icon logic for current streak: change the icon condition in the StatCard (where TrendingUp/TrendingDown are chosen) to match the sign logic for value formatting (both should use stats.currentStreak > 0), or alternatively add a neutral icon branch for stats.currentStreak === 0 and keep the value formatting logic; update the conditional using the unique symbols StatCard, stats.currentStreak, TrendingUp, and TrendingDown so that 0 renders consistently (either neutral icon or treated as non-positive for both icon and sign).
56-75:role="tablist"without matchingrole="tabpanel".The buttons are marked as tabs but the stats/chart sections below aren't declared as tab panels, so screen readers won't get the intended relationship. Either wrap the dependent content with
role="tabpanel"+aria-labelledby/idwiring, or drop the tablist semantics and use plain toggle buttons witharia-pressed.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@frontend/app/dashboard/page.tsx` around lines 56 - 75, The tab semantics are incomplete: the TIME_RANGES-mapped buttons use role="tab" inside a role="tablist" but the corresponding stats/chart container(s) aren't declared as role="tabpanel"; fix by adding proper tabpanel wiring: give each generated button (inside the TIME_RANGES map used with range and setRange) a stable id (e.g., `${option.value}-tab`) and ensure the matching content container(s) below (the stats/chart components that change with range) have role="tabpanel" plus aria-labelledby pointing to that button id and id matching the pattern (e.g., `${option.value}-panel`), so screen readers see the relationship; alternatively, if you prefer toggle buttons, remove role="tablist"/role="tab" and replace with aria-pressed toggles on the buttons (update the setRange usage accordingly).frontend/components/dashboard/StatCard.tsx (1)
51-80: Nit:trend.value === 0renders as an up-arrow "+0.0".
trendPositivetreats0as positive, so a zero-valued trend shows the up-arrow in emerald with a+0.0label, which can be misleading (e.g. the "Peak Rating" card when current equals peak, or the "Current Streak" card when streak is 0). Consider a three-way branch (positive / negative / neutral) or suppress the pill entirely when the value is zero.🎨 One possible tweak
- const trendPositive = (trend?.value ?? 0) >= 0; + const trendValue = trend?.value ?? 0; + const trendPositive = trendValue > 0; + const trendNeutral = trendValue === 0;Then skip the arrow + sign when
trendNeutral, and style the pill with a neutral (gray) accent.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@frontend/components/dashboard/StatCard.tsx` around lines 51 - 80, The StatCard component currently treats zero as positive (trendPositive = (trend?.value ?? 0) >= 0) causing a misleading up-arrow and "+0.0"; change the logic to a three-way branch (positive / negative / neutral) by computing e.g. trendPositive = trend?.value > 0, trendNegative = trend?.value < 0, trendNeutral = trend?.value === 0, then render three variants: positive (ArrowUpRight + “+” prefix and green styles), negative (ArrowDownRight and red styles), and neutral (no arrow and either a gray/neutral pill or skip rendering the pill entirely). Update the JSX that references trendPositive and trend.value.toFixed to use these flags so zero renders neutrally or is hidden.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@frontend/components/dashboard/EloChart.tsx`:
- Around line 34-40: CustomTooltip currently assumes payload[0].payload exists
and immediately dereferences point.change; add a guard that verifies
payload[0]?.payload is defined (or assign it to point and early-return if falsy)
before using it so rendering cannot throw. Locate the CustomTooltip function and
the TooltipContentProps<ValueType, NameType> destructuring, check/validate
payload && payload.length && payload[0].payload (or const point =
payload[0]?.payload; if (!point) return null;) and then proceed to use point as
an EloDataPoint for computing positive and rendering.
In `@frontend/components/dashboard/PerformanceBreakdown.tsx`:
- Around line 42-83: colorBreakdown and openingBreakdown compute fake metrics by
using array index to infer color/opening (index % 2 and OPENINGS[index %
OPENINGS.length]) which misrepresents data; either stop showing these cards or
wire them to real fields: extend EloDataPoint with color and opening (or include
draw info) and update colorBreakdown and openingBreakdown to bucket by
point.color and point.opening and compute winRate (or score rate using wins +
0.5*draws) from actual point.win/draw/loss fields; if real data isn't available,
remove the two cards or mark them clearly as mocked (add the same "deterministic
mock repertoire" disclaimer/visual mute used elsewhere) so users aren’t misled.
In `@frontend/components/dashboard/RankBadge.tsx`:
- Around line 81-86: The visual progress bar in RankBadge (the inner div with
className using styles.bar and style={{ width: `${progress}%` }}) needs proper
progressbar semantics: add role="progressbar" and set aria-valuemin="0",
aria-valuemax="100", and aria-valuenow equal to the numeric progress value (and
optionally aria-valuetext like `${progress}% toward next tier`) on that filled
div so assistive tech can read the percent; keep the existing width style and
className intact when adding these attributes.
In `@frontend/components/dashboard/RecentMatches.tsx`:
- Around line 78-83: The date parsing in RecentMatches is using new
Date(match.date) which treats "YYYY-MM-DD" as UTC and causes off-by-one days in
negative-UTC timezones; update the rendering to parse match.date as a local date
(or explicitly format in UTC). Split match.date into year/month/day and create a
local Date via new Date(year, monthIndex, day) (or call toLocaleDateString with
timeZone: 'UTC' if you prefer UTC display), then use that Date with
toLocaleDateString so the displayed day is correct; locate the cell rendering
match.date in the RecentMatches component to make this change.
In `@frontend/components/icons.tsx`:
- Around line 32-45: Replace the inline SVG in the DashboardIcon component with
the lucide-react LayoutDashboard icon to match other icons; update the
DashboardIcon function to render <LayoutDashboard size={20} /> (and add the
import for LayoutDashboard from 'lucide-react') so the component follows the
same pattern and sizing as the other icons in this file.
In `@frontend/lib/eloStatsUtils.ts`:
- Around line 1-2: This file creates a type-cycle by importing TimeRange and
EloStats from the hook; fix it by declaring local type aliases/interfaces inside
this module for TimeRange and the aggregate-stats shape used by the utilities
(the shape currently referenced via Omit<EloStats, "filteredData">) and update
any references (e.g., Omit<EloStats, "filteredData">, filteredData) to use those
local types; leave the hook to continue exporting its public TimeRange/EloStats
to consumers but stop importing those types here so eloStatsUtils' functions use
only the locally declared TimeRange and aggregate stats types, breaking the
semantic cycle.
In `@frontend/tsconfig.json`:
- Around line 25-27: The tsconfig's "compilerOptions.types" currently restricts
ambient types to just "vitest/globals", which removes Node globals; update the
configuration to include Node types (add "node" to the "types" array) or
alternatively move Vitest declarations into a test-only tsconfig so runtime
files keep `@types/node`. Target the "compilerOptions.types" setting in the
frontend/tsconfig.json and ensure Node types are present so modules referencing
process.env, __dirname, and other Node globals (e.g. useChessSocket.ts,
walletContext.tsx, useMatchmaking.ts, app/page.tsx, vitest.config.ts) compile
correctly.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@frontend/__tests__/useEloStats.test.ts`:
- Around line 26-38: The test's initialProps infers range as the literal "30d",
which narrows rerender's allowed prop type; update the initialProps passed to
renderHook in the memoization test so the range is typed as the broader
TimeRange (e.g., use range: "30d" as TimeRange) to avoid overly specific
inference and allow future rerender calls to change range while still testing
useEloStats (references: renderHook, initialProps, rerender, useEloStats,
TEST_DATA, TimeRange).
In `@frontend/app/dashboard/page.tsx`:
- Around line 106-112: Align the sign and icon logic for current streak: change
the icon condition in the StatCard (where TrendingUp/TrendingDown are chosen) to
match the sign logic for value formatting (both should use stats.currentStreak >
0), or alternatively add a neutral icon branch for stats.currentStreak === 0 and
keep the value formatting logic; update the conditional using the unique symbols
StatCard, stats.currentStreak, TrendingUp, and TrendingDown so that 0 renders
consistently (either neutral icon or treated as non-positive for both icon and
sign).
- Around line 56-75: The tab semantics are incomplete: the TIME_RANGES-mapped
buttons use role="tab" inside a role="tablist" but the corresponding stats/chart
container(s) aren't declared as role="tabpanel"; fix by adding proper tabpanel
wiring: give each generated button (inside the TIME_RANGES map used with range
and setRange) a stable id (e.g., `${option.value}-tab`) and ensure the matching
content container(s) below (the stats/chart components that change with range)
have role="tabpanel" plus aria-labelledby pointing to that button id and id
matching the pattern (e.g., `${option.value}-panel`), so screen readers see the
relationship; alternatively, if you prefer toggle buttons, remove
role="tablist"/role="tab" and replace with aria-pressed toggles on the buttons
(update the setRange usage accordingly).
In `@frontend/components/dashboard/RecentMatches.tsx`:
- Line 37: The creation of matches uses an unnecessary spread: the expression
const matches = [...data].slice(-10).reverse(); spreads data even though slice
already returns a new array; remove the spread and use data.slice(-10).reverse()
instead to produce the last 10 items in reverse while avoiding the redundant
copy (update the assignment for matches in RecentMatches.tsx).
- Around line 66-97: The table body currently maps matches and shows nothing
when matches is an empty array; update RecentMatches.tsx to render an explicit
empty-state row when matches.length === 0 by replacing/augmenting the tbody
mapping logic to conditionally render a single <tr> with a full-width cell (use
colspan equal to the number of columns) containing a short message like "No
matches for selected range" and optional guidance, and keep existing rendering
for matches.map (refer to matches.map, getResult, badgeClassMap, formatOpponent
to locate the mapping code).
In `@frontend/components/dashboard/StatCard.tsx`:
- Around line 51-80: The StatCard component currently treats zero as positive
(trendPositive = (trend?.value ?? 0) >= 0) causing a misleading up-arrow and
"+0.0"; change the logic to a three-way branch (positive / negative / neutral)
by computing e.g. trendPositive = trend?.value > 0, trendNegative = trend?.value
< 0, trendNeutral = trend?.value === 0, then render three variants: positive
(ArrowUpRight + “+” prefix and green styles), negative (ArrowDownRight and red
styles), and neutral (no arrow and either a gray/neutral pill or skip rendering
the pill entirely). Update the JSX that references trendPositive and
trend.value.toFixed to use these flags so zero renders neutrally or is hidden.
In `@frontend/components/GameSidebar.tsx`:
- Around line 112-154: The SidebarItem active checks use exact equality (e.g.,
pathname === "/dashboard") which won't match nested routes; update the active
logic where SidebarItem is rendered (the uses with icon/label/href props) to set
active when pathname === href OR (href !== "/" &&
pathname.startsWith(`${href}/`)), handling the root path as a special case, and
apply the same change to the other occurrence near the bottom of the file (the
second block rendering SidebarItem instances).
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Closes #578
Closes #577
Overview
This PR delivers two major user-facing features:
Interactive ELO Progress Dashboard
Live Match Spectator Mode
Together, they significantly enhance user engagement by providing both deep performance insights and real-time match viewing, all built using existing Next.js patterns and Web3 hooks — with zero additional on-chain overhead.
What was built
📊 ELO Progress Dashboard
ELO history chart component
Interactive line chart showing rating progression over time
Includes match-event markers for key rating changes
Built as a reusable client component with lazy hydration for performance
Rank progress & tier indicator
Displays current rank, tier, and points to next level
Shows recent ELO delta (gain/loss)
Fully powered by existing Web3 hooks (no new RPC calls)
Match history feed
Paginated list of recent matches
Includes:
Truncated opponent addresses
Outcome badges
Per-match ELO delta
Uses SWR for efficient client-side caching
Dashboard page
Aggregated metrics:
Current ELO
Peak/lowest ratings
Win rate
Streaks
Fully responsive (mobile + desktop)
👁️ Live Match Spectator Mode
Live match viewer
Real-time, read-only board state
Subscribes to on-chain events via existing listeners
Optimized with client-side diffing to minimize re-renders
Spectator lobby
Paginated list of active matches
Sortable by:
ELO stakes
Time elapsed
Smart polling (default 5s) with exponential backoff
Player info & ELO stakes panel
Displays:
Player wallet addresses (truncated)
Current ELO ratings
Match stake values
Uses existing Web3 read hooks only
Move history timeline
Auto-updating move log with:
Notation
Timestamp
Projected ELO impact
Virtualized for performance on long matches
Codebase alignment
Full audit of frontend/app/ completed before implementation
All additions follow:
Existing folder structure
Naming conventions
Tailwind styling patterns
No redundant logic or duplicate hooks introduced
Acceptance criteria
General
[x] JSDoc on all exported components and utilities
[x] Follows project style guide
[x] Fully responsive (mobile + desktop)
[x] No additional on-chain reads introduced
Testing
[x] Unit tests for:
Standard cases (data present, loading, active match)
Edge cases:
Zero matches / moves
ELO floor/ceiling
Wallet not connected
Network interruptions
Invalid match ID
[x] All tests pass (npm run test)
Performance & correctness
[x] Zero write transactions in spectator mode (verified via mocks)
[x] Efficient polling with backoff (no runaway intervals)
[x] Lazy hydration and virtualization applied where needed
Files changed
Dashboard
frontend/app/components/dashboard/EloChart.tsx
frontend/app/components/dashboard/RankTier.tsx
frontend/app/components/dashboard/MatchFeed.tsx
frontend/app/pages/dashboard/index.tsx
frontend/app/tests/dashboard/EloChart.test.tsx
frontend/app/tests/dashboard/MatchFeed.test.tsx
Spectator Mode
frontend/app/components/spectator/MatchViewer.tsx
frontend/app/components/spectator/SpectatorLobby.tsx
frontend/app/components/spectator/PlayerPanel.tsx
frontend/app/components/spectator/MoveHistory.tsx
frontend/app/pages/spectate/[matchId].tsx
frontend/app/pages/spectate/index.tsx
frontend/app/tests/spectator/MatchViewer.test.tsx
frontend/app/tests/spectator/SpectatorLobby.test.tsx
Summary
This PR introduces a data-rich performance dashboard and a fully real-time spectator experience, both optimized for performance and aligned with the existing architecture. It improves user retention, observability, and platform interactivity — without increasing blockchain load.