Analyze and update client code for contract changes #26
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This commit introduces Superfluid streaming capabilities, allowing for continuous token flows into the jar. It also refactors the jar configuration hook to use more accurate contract function names and adds new hooks for Superfluid account and token information. The pending tokens hook is updated to use the Superfluid SDK for fetching stream data. Co-authored-by: contact <[email protected]>
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Implement Superfluid SDK integration to manage and display streaming data, simplifying the CookieJar contract and refactoring client-side hooks.
This change shifts stream data retrieval from custom contract view functions to direct Superfluid SDK queries, improving data consistency, reducing contract complexity, and leveraging Superfluid's official infrastructure.