fix: install mdi icons locally

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PR Type

• Bugfix
• Feature
• Refactoring

Context

• install MDI icons locally. while checking the styles and layout in some pages, I just realized that some of the icons render differently between local and deployed versions
• fix warning on drop-checker page

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Resolved potential errors when displaying images, banners, and prices by improving handling of missing or undefined data.
  • Corrected the route parameter for collection ID to ensure accurate data retrieval.

• Chores

  • Updated and added development dependencies to improve package management and compatibility.

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Walkthrough

The updates involve modifications to the package.json file and a Vue component responsible for displaying collection drop information. In package.json, a new icon package was added and the version constraint for an existing icon package was relaxed to allow newer versions. In the Vue component, optional chaining was introduced to prevent runtime errors when accessing potentially undefined or null values, and the route parameter for the collection ID was corrected to use the appropriate key.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
package.json	Added @iconify-json/mdi to devDependencies; updated @nuxt/icon version to use a caret range.
pages/drop-checker/[chain]/[collection].vue	Added optional chaining to drop[1] accesses; fixed route param from collectionid to collection.

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New icons arrive, dependencies equip.
With careful chains, errors now hide,
Collection keys corrected, no need to chide.
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	@​iconify-json/​mdi@​1.2.3
	@​nuxt/​icon@​1.10.3 ⏵ 1.12.0	+2			-1

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🔇 Additional comments (5)

package.json (2)

117-117: Good addition of Material Design Icons package.

Adding the @iconify-json/mdi package as a local dependency ensures consistent icon rendering between development and production environments. This addresses the issue mentioned in the PR where icons were rendering differently.

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120-120: Appropriate version update for @nuxt/icon.

Updating the version constraint from a fixed version to a caret range (^1.12.0) allows for compatible minor and patch updates. This is a good practice for keeping dependencies up-to-date while maintaining compatibility.

pages/drop-checker/[chain]/[collection].vue (3)

203-203: Added null check with optional chaining - good defensive coding.

Adding optional chaining (?.) before calling toString() prevents potential errors if drop[1] is null or undefined. This improves the robustness of the code.

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209-209: Added null check with optional chaining - good defensive coding.

Similar to the previous change, adding optional chaining prevents errors when rendering the iframe source URL.

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215-215: Improved error handling with optional chaining and default value.

This change adds both optional chaining (?.) and a fallback empty string (|| '') when formatting amounts. This ensures the function receives a valid string even if drop[1] is null or undefined.