[rahul-sinha1908]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Improved the logic for displaying discount offers by splitting the component and introducing conditional rendering for better performance and clarity.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted the default value for the discount timer to ensure accurate display when the feature flag is unavailable.

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Walkthrough

The changes refactor the OfferCard component by introducing conditional rendering based on loading and discount timer state, splitting logic into a new WaitToRender component, and updating how the countdown timer state is managed. Additionally, the default value for the discount timer feature flag in the GrowthBook context provider was changed from 10 to 0.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
OfferCard Refactor & Logic Update components/landing/OfferCard.tsx	Refactored to add top-level conditional rendering based on loading and timer state, introduced WaitToRender subcomponent, removed useRef for timer, and added debug logging.
GrowthBook Context Default Update contexts/growthbook-context-provider.tsx	Changed the default fallback value for the "discount-timer" feature flag from 10 to 0.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant OfferCard
  participant WaitToRender
  participant GrowthBookProvider

  User->>OfferCard: Render
  OfferCard->>GrowthBookProvider: useMyGrowthBook()
  alt Not loading or (discountEndTime == 0 and discountTimer > 0)
    OfferCard-->>User: Return null
  else
    OfferCard->>WaitToRender: Render with props
    WaitToRender->>WaitToRender: Initialize remaining = discountEndTime - now
    loop Every second
      WaitToRender->>WaitToRender: Update remaining
      WaitToRender->>Console: Log debug info
    end
    WaitToRender-->>User: Render countdown and offer
  end

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In the garden of code where carrots gleam,
OfferCard split—now a two-part team!
The timer ticks with a brand new start,
GrowthBook’s default plays its part.
With logs and checks, the countdown’s neat—
This bunny finds the refactor sweet! 🥕✨

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