added support for passing backend url to ReclaimClient constructor

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• New Features

  • Added support for specifying a custom backend URL in client operations and logging.

• Style

  • Improved code formatting and indentation for better consistency.

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Walkthrough

The changes make the appBackendUrl property optional in the SendLogsParams interface and propagate this optional parameter through related function signatures and calls. The fetchAppById and sendLogs functions in utilities are updated to accept and use appBackendUrl dynamically instead of a hardcoded URL. The ReclaimClient class is extended to optionally accept and store an appBackendUrl value, which is passed to sendLogs during zkFetch calls. Additionally, formatting and indentation are standardized in interfaces and utility functions without altering logic or control flow.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/interfaces.ts	Made appBackendUrl optional in SendLogsParams; reformatted Options interface for consistent indentation.
src/utils.ts	Updated fetchAppById and sendLogs signatures to accept appBackendUrl; replaced hardcoded URL with parameter; fixed formatting and braces.
src/zkfetch.ts	Added optional appBackendUrl property and constructor parameter to ReclaimClient; updated zkFetch to pass appBackendUrl to sendLogs.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant ReclaimClient
    participant Utils
    participant Backend

    Client->>ReclaimClient: new ReclaimClient(appBackendUrl?)
    Client->>ReclaimClient: zkFetch()
    ReclaimClient->>Utils: sendLogs({..., appBackendUrl})
    Utils->>Utils: fetchAppById(appId, appBackendUrl)
    Utils->>Backend: GET appBackendUrl/app/{appId}
    Backend-->>Utils: App data
    Utils-->>ReclaimClient: sendLogs result
    ReclaimClient-->>Client: zkFetch result

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