feat(badges): add Surf's Up artwork and share line - #2691
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Backend catalog gained SURF_UP for the summer 2026 campaign; this is the UI half of the asset contract — artwork, regenerated manifest, and the bespoke first-person share copy.
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 1 review per rolling hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe payment flows preserve valid recipient ENS names in charge metadata while retaining resolved addresses for payment delivery. Charge contracts, validation, schemas, and tests support the new field. ENS and SURF_UP badges now have share text and asset mappings, and TRON has an asset mapping. ChangesENS recipient metadata
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change enables ENS-name attribution for selected payment flows, while the API contract snapshot was updated manually; future drift between the frontend schema and backend could affect ENS metadata submission. The PR is mergeable with explicit API-owner awareness and follow-up to align the shared schema. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WithdrawalFlow
participant SemanticRequestFlow
participant ChargeManager
participant ENSValidator
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WithdrawalFlow->>ChargeManager: Create charge with recipient ENS name
SemanticRequestFlow->>ChargeManager: Create charge with recipient ENS name and resolved address
ChargeManager->>ENSValidator: Validate normalized ENS name
ENSValidator-->>ChargeManager: Return validation result
ChargeManager->>ChargeAPI: Send valid ENS name and recipient address
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The ENS badge is earned by paying at an ENS name, so the art has to be in
public/ before the API can award it: badge.utils.test.ts asserts every path
the backend catalog declares resolves to a real file, and the API's
check-badge-catalog.ts refuses a manifest that drifts from the catalog. Ship
the UI half first and merge order stops mattering.
iconUrl is not stated in the catalog entry — it falls out of the
/badges/${code.toLowerCase()}.svg default — so the manifest line is generated,
not chosen here.
Name and description stay backend-owned. The share line is the one piece of
badge copy the frontend owns, because it is the user speaking on their own
share card, not the catalog describing the badge in third person.
…n be earned The API half of the ENS badge has been live and inert. It awards at settlement from a name recorded on the charge intent, and we never recorded one: the app resolves ENS in the browser and posts the resolved address, so by the time a charge exists the name the payer typed is gone. Nothing on the server could tell `/vitalik.eth` apart from `/0xd8dA…`. So the charge now carries `requestProps.recipientEnsName`. The server treats it as a hint, not evidence — it re-resolves the name at payment completion and requires it to still point at the address the payment actually paid — which is why sending it is safe, and why sending the *right* one is what matters. The filter lives in createCharge rather than at each call site, so no caller has to remember the rule: pass the raw identifier, and only a real name survives. A name has a dot (`vitalik.eth`, `alice.peanut.me` — a Peanut name is an ENS name); a bare handle `alice` and a `0x…` address do not, and are dropped. The predicate is the existing validateEnsName/ENS_NAME_REGEX, not a new one. Two flows carry a recipient the payer actually typed, and both now pass it: the semantic-request flow (`/vitalik.eth`), and the crypto withdraw, where withdrawing to a name is still paying at one — guarded there on the name still matching the address being paid, because that input re-resolves per destination chain and a stale pairing would describe a different address. Direct send resolves a Peanut username to a wallet and has no name to send; contribute-pot takes its recipient from the stored request, not from the payer; requestByUsername's recipient is the requester's own address. None of them get the field. api.openapi.json is a captured snapshot and the API's own copy has not been refreshed for this field, so the three /charges request bodies were patched by hand to mirror the deployed TypeBox schema; api.generated.ts is regenerated from it with gen:api, unedited.
The badge is earned by paying at a name AND by being paid at yours, but the line only described the payer, so half of everyone who shared it was saying something they had not done.
The check existed so a stale name never reached a server that would re-resolve it; the server no longer re-resolves anything, and `recipientEnsName` is read for one purpose — awarding a badge that grants nothing. `validateEnsName` stays as the single filter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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115-129: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winBoth sites define largely the same charge/request payload shape independently.
useChargeManager.tsdeclares an inline type forcreatePayload.requestPropsthat repeatschainId,tokenAddress,tokenType,tokenSymbol,tokenDecimals,recipientAddress, and nowrecipientEnsName— fields already declared in theRequestPropsinterface. This PR needed to addrecipientEnsNamein both places, showing the ongoing cost of the duplication.
src/features/payments/shared/hooks/useChargeManager.ts#L115-L129: derive this inline type fromRequestProps(for example withPick) instead of redeclaring each field, so future field additions require only one edit.src/services/services.types.ts#L90-L104: keepRequestPropsas the single source of truth that the inline type inuseChargeManager.tsderives from.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/types/api.openapi.json`:
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src/app/(mobile-ui)/withdraw/crypto/page.tsxsrc/components/Badges/badge.utils.tssrc/features/payments/flows/semantic-request/useSemanticRequestFlow.tssrc/features/payments/shared/hooks/__tests__/useChargeManager.test.tssrc/features/payments/shared/hooks/useChargeManager.tssrc/services/services.types.tssrc/types/api.openapi.jsonsrc/types/badge-assets.json
Art for the TRON catalog entry in the sibling API branch: the Tron mark drawn as the kawaii character, matching how the Arbitrum badge treats its own chain logo. Manifest regenerated from the API catalog rather than hand-edited.
The first pass invented the logo from memory and produced a triangle with a letter T inside it, which is not the Tron mark. Regenerated against src/assets/chains/tron.svg, our own Tron chain icon: a three-sided pyramid seen from above, three facets radiating from an off-centre junction, apex down, notch on the upper-right edge.
The wireframe reads best but the navy coin swallowed it: black pupils on dark navy, seen through hollow facets, are invisible at the ~64px grid size the badge list actually uses. Coin is now flat yellow and the eyes are sized to fill the large left facet.
Owner pick out of the six light-coin wireframes. Copy is unchanged, so the API catalog entry needs no edit.
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Review — agent pass (advisory)Read the full diff. No functional bugs: the field is additive and optional, Blocking — stale comment documents a deleted security check
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Paired PR: peanutprotocol/peanut-api-ts#1344 — green, merge order irrelevant (without the API the badge is never awarded; |
…anager The recipientEnsName doc promised a server-side re-resolve that peanut-api-ts 2f570b02 deleted — validateEnsName at the call sites is the only filter left, so the comment now says so. The withdraw page also validated the raw input while useChargeManager validates trim().toLowerCase(); a padded name failed validation there and silently earned no badge. Both call paths now normalize the same way.
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Approving after the re-review: trust comment fixed, withdraw path now trims like useChargeManager, CI fully green on 01dd74c. Back-merge to dev owed after merge.
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Summary
UI half of the cross-repo badge asset contract, now for three badges:
SURF_UP,ENSandTRON. Both are the same shape of change — artwork intopublic/badges/, a regeneratedsrc/types/badge-assets.json, and one bespoke first-person line inBADGE_SHARE_LINES. Badge name and description stay backend-owned in both cases; only the share-card copy is a frontend fact.SURF_UP— summer 2026 campaignThe backend catalog gained
SURF_UPin peanutprotocol/peanut-api-ts#1344; this adds:public/badges/surf_up.svg— the artwork (upright surfboard character, house sticker style)src/types/badge-assets.json— regenerated from the API'sdocs/badge-assets.jsonBADGE_SHARE_LINESRisks / breaking changes
getBadgeIconfalls back by code if the manifest lags.main, notdev(owner's call), to match the API PR. Owes a back-merge intodev.QA
badge.utils.test.tsasserts every path in the manifest resolves to a real file inpublic/, so a missing or misnamed asset fails there. Cross-repo check from peanut-api-ts:npx tsx scripts/check-badge-catalog.ts --ui-root <this worktree>→ 50 UI assets, manifest matches the catalog.Visual check: the badge renders at profile size and at the ~64px grid size in the badge list.
ENS— earned badge for paying at an ENS namePeanut is shipping an earned badge for using an ENS name to move money. This adds the UI half:
public/badges/ens.svg— the approved artwork (the ENS mark drawn as a character)src/types/badge-assets.json—"ENS": "/badges/ens.svg", regeneratedBADGE_SHARE_LINES:Paid at an ENS name, not a 0x address. Names over numbers 🔷Name and description are backend-owned and are deliberately not added here — the catalog owns badge identity and its third-person descriptions. The share line is the one piece of badge copy the frontend owns, because on the share card it is the user speaking, not the catalog describing the badge.
No new screen, banner, prompt or entry point: the existing badge toast, badge list and share flow already handle a new code.
How the manifest entry was generated
src/types/badge-assets.jsonis generated, not hand-edited. It was produced by the API's own generator rather than typed in:then
docs/badge-assets.json→src/types/badge-assets.json+prettier --write(the API writes tabs, this repo uses 4 spaces).The generator derives the path from
badgeIconUrl(code, entry.iconUrl), whose default is/badges/${code.toLowerCase()}.svg— soENS→/badges/ens.svgfalls out of the convention and is not a choice made in this PR. It also validated the asset exists on disk (51 UI assets, up from 50).Risks / breaking changes
getBadgeIconfalls back by code if the manifest lags.QA (baseline vs after)
npx jest src/components/Badges src/services/__tests__/badge-campaigns.test.tsnpx tsc --noEmitnpx prettier --check src/components/Badges/badge.utils.ts src/types/badge-assets.jsonAll matched files use Prettier code style!Test count is unchanged by design: the asset contract is a single
itthat iterates the whole manifest, so a new badge widens that assertion rather than adding a case. It is the gate that would have failed hadpublic/badges/ens.svgbeen missing or misnamed — verified independently by the API-side check reporting 51 UI assets.Not verified: the artwork was never opened or rendered (
.svginspection is off-limits in this environment). It was copied byte-for-byte from the approved asset and confirmed bycmp+ matchingsha256(ee9ed9c5…), andfile(1)reportsSVG Scalable Vector Graphics image— but nobody has looked at how it renders at profile or ~64px grid size. That visual check is still owed.ENS— making the badge actually award (479aa307d)The artwork above is the badge's face; this is the wire that lets anyone earn it.
The API half (peanut-api-ts
feat/surf-up-badge,90b0a2fb) is live but was inert. It awards at settlement from a name recorded on the charge intent'smetadata, and this app never recorded one: ENS is resolved in the browser and the resolved address is whatPOST /chargesreceives. Nothing on the server could tell/vitalik.ethapart from/0xd8dA…, so the badge could never be awarded to anybody.The charge now carries
requestProps.recipientEnsName.How "this is an ENS name" is decided
One predicate, in one place: the existing
validateEnsName()insrc/utils/general.utils.ts(backed byENS_NAME_REGEXinsrc/constants/general.consts.ts) — the same oneDirectSendQRuses to recognise a name in a QR. No new predicate was written.It lives inside
createChargerather than at each call site, so no caller has to remember the rule: pass the raw identifier the user typed, and only a real name survives.recipientEnsName?vitalik.ethvitalik.ethalice.peanut.meVitalik.ETHvitalik.eth(trimmed + lowercased, matching what the server compares)alice(bare Peanut username)0xA4Ae…8271undefinedSending it is safe by construction — the server re-resolves the name and requires it to still point at the address the payment actually paid, so a forged or stale name earns nothing. Sending the right one is what matters, which is why the call sites were picked deliberately rather than blanket-added.
Call sites changed
/vitalik.eth)useSemanticRequestFlow.tsrecipient.identifiersits right besiderecipient.resolvedAddressapp/(mobile-ui)/withdraw/crypto/page.tsxuseChargeManager), so it callsvalidateEnsNamedirectly — and guards onrecipient.address === withdrawData.address, because that input re-resolves per destination chain (ENSIP-11) and a stale pairing would name an address this withdraw is not payingCall sites deliberately skipped
/send/[username])DirectSendPageWrapperresolves a Peanut username throughuseUserByUsername;DirectSendRecipientcarriesusername, a bare handle with no dot. Never a namerecipientAccount, not typed by the payerusersApi.requestByUsernameusernameis the payer, not the recipientTypes
RequestPropsinsrc/services/services.types.ts— hand-written, sorecipientEnsName?: stringadded there.src/types/api.generated.ts— regenerated, not hand-edited:openapi-typescript src/types/api.openapi.json+ prettier, i.e. thegen:apiscript. Verified reproducible first — regenerating before any edit produced a byte-identical file.src/types/api.openapi.json—peanut-api-ts scripts/dump-openapi.ts) fails to boot in this sandbox, andgen:api:liveagainst staging/prod returns a spec 41 paths smaller than the committed snapshot, so pointing it at a live host would have deleted large parts of the file. The three/chargesrequest bodies were therefore edited by hand to mirror the deployed TypeBox schema exactly (recipientEnsNameimmediately afterrecipientAddress,{"maxLength": 255, "type": "string"}, optional) — 12 added lines, no reformatting. Also worth knowing: peanut-api-ts's own committedopenapi.jsonhas not been refreshed for this field either.QA (baseline vs after)
npx jest src/components/Badges src/features/payments src/app/(mobile-ui)/withdraw src/context/__tests__/WithdrawFlowContext.test.tsx src/servicesnpx tsc --noEmitnpx prettier --check(7 touched files)All matched files use Prettier code style!New suite
src/features/payments/shared/hooks/__tests__/useChargeManager.test.ts— ait.eachtable over the six cases above, asserting both the value and that the key is absent (notundefined) when no name was typed, plus thatrecipientAddressis unchanged either way.e2e/flows/never reached a single test.e2e/global-setup.tsauthenticates throughPOST /dev/test-sessionon the local API, and that endpoint 500s:The harness secret is correct (a wrong one 401s; this got to a 500). The fault is in peanut-api-ts:
src/routes/dev/test-session.ts:93callspool.query(...)andpool, imported from../../db, isundefinedat runtime on the running API. That is a pre-existing API bug, out of scope for this UI-only change, and it blocks the whole suite at global setup — no spec-level workaround, and no bootstrap storage state exists in either checkout to take the other branch throughglobal-setup.Substitute evidence, since a green test I could not run proves nothing: the branch was built and served (
next dev --webpack, real dev server on a scratch port, pointed at the local API) and the touched routes were fetched —/vitalik.eth200,/withdraw/crypto200,/home200, no compile errors and no error markers in any response. That shows the changed files compile and the pages render; it does not show a charge being created with the name on it. A real payment to an ENS name, end to end, earning the badge, is still unverified.Corrections — four claims above are now out of date
1. The server no longer re-resolves the name
No longer true. peanut-api-ts
2f570b02removed the re-resolve assertion and the self-payment guard, on the reasoning that this badge grants nothing — nogrants, nocashbackBoost, no campaign, no capability — so it is cheaper to over-award than to carry the code that prevents it.recipientEnsNameis now taken on trust.Consequence for this PR:
validateEnsName()is the only filter left in the entire system. It was one line before and it is load-bearing now. Anything with a dot that reachesrequestProps.recipientEnsNamemints a badge on settlement.If a Perk or capability is ever attached to
ENS, that changes — see the warning at the top ofsrc/acknowledgments/ens-payment-badges.ts.2. The withdraw pairing guard is gone (
ca6467f4)Removed. It existed so a stale pairing never reached a server that would re-resolve it; there is no re-resolve any more, and the field is read for exactly one purpose.
validateEnsNamealone now.Worth noting the ENSIP-11 concern inverted into a bug fix: the old server-side resolve ran with no
chainId, so it compared against the mainnet coinType-60 record. A name holding a different L2 address than its mainnet one paid correctly and earned nothing. That case now works.3. Share copy changed
BADGE_SHARE_LINES.ENSis now:not
Paid at an ENS name, not a 0x address. Names over numbers 🔷. Owner-requested — the old line explained the mechanism, which is not a brag.4. The badge is verified end to end
Now verified.
engineering/qa/flows/24-ens-badge-award.flow.mjsin mono (branchqa/ens-badge-flow) drives a real payment on Arb Sepolia through a real ZeroDev smart account and asserts theuser_acknowledgmentsrows:It earned its keep on the first run: the awarder was paying the sender and skipping the person paid at their own name, because it awarded off the caller's
recipientUserId, which isnullwhen a charge reaches a Peanut user through an address theRequestLinknever linked. Fixed in peanut-api-ts0435a5bf.Also stale: the⚠️ caveat about no pushed API branch carrying the
ENScatalog entry.feat/surf-up-badgecarries it, and the generated manifest line matches.TRON— partner badge for the chainThe backend catalog gained
TRONin peanutprotocol/peanut-api-ts#1344 (grant: 'admin'+ an opentroncampaign, same shape as the existingARBITRUMbadge). This adds the UI half:public/badges/tron.svg— the Tron mark drawn as the kawaii character, the same treatment the Arbitrum badge gives its own chain logosrc/types/badge-assets.json—"TRON": "/badges/tron.svg", regenerated from the API'sdocs/badge-assets.json, not hand-editedBADGE_SHARE_LINES:Peanut × Tron. I came in on the rail most dollars already ride 🔺Name and description stay backend-owned, as with the other two.
Art provenance
Drawn through the
badge-draft/badges-recraftpipeline (Gemini generation on a chroma-key green screen, critic loop, then Recraft background-removal + vectorize). It took three rounds and two rejections, both of which are worth recording because neither was a style problem.Round 1 — wrong logo. The first pass drew the mark from memory and produced a triangle with a letter
Tinside it, which is not the Tron mark. The critic loop cannot catch this: it checks flat colour, thick outlines and the kawaii face, and a wrong logo passes every one. Fixed by generating against a real reference —src/assets/chains/tron.svg, this repo's own Tron chain icon, copied intobadges-recraft/references/for the run and removed afterwards, the same method the ENS badge used.Round 2 — unreadable face. With the geometry right, the emblem sat on a dark navy coin, copying the Arbitrum badge. Wireframe was picked over the solid version, but black pupils on dark navy, seen through hollow facets, disappear at the ~64px grid size the badge list actually uses. Fixed with a flat light coin and eyes sized to fill the large left facet. Light is also more faithful — the real mark is red on white.
What shipped: the mark as a hollow wireframe pyramid — three facets radiating from an off-centre junction, apex down, notch on the upper-right edge, thick red struts with the coin showing through the openings — on a flat yellow coin, oversized kawaii eyes inside the large left facet, no limbs, winking. Chosen by the owner from the six-asset matrix; the copy was left unchanged, so the API catalog entry needed no edit for the pick.
Five alternates were finalized alongside it (four yellow, one cream), so swapping is one file replacement.
This asset was looked at. Rendered to PNG and reviewed at full size, at ~88px grid size against the previous navy version, and beside
src/assets/chains/tron.svgto confirm the geometry matches..svgfiles are still never opened directly here — the check went through asharprender.Risks / breaking changes
getBadgeIconfalls back by code if the manifest lags.QA
Cross-repo check from the paired peanut-api-ts worktree:
badge.utils.test.tsasserts every manifest path resolves to a real file inpublic/, so a missing or misnamed asset fails there.Summary by CodeRabbit
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