refactor ProfileContextMenu to make it a functional component
refactor ProfileContextMenu to make it a functional component
refactor ProfileContextMenu to make it a functional component
This refactor ProfileContextMenu to make it a functional component by:
refactored out direct calls to backend, and passing backend data structures and moved this logic to the callers, also refactored common calls between the callers
common types of context menus have been extracted to their sub components which removes a lot of logic too and makes the behaviour very clear
user verification workflow (which was already disabled) has been removed
refactor: use signals and call singletons on the parent instead
remove unused code for now from profile context menu
refactor profile context menu into two components; add property to storybook
extract blocked profile context menu and self profile context menu
use profileType instead of individual bools
refactor to pass trustStatus as an argument
make contact type a parameter
remove unnecessary method from RegularProfileContextMenu
add ensVerified property to ProfileContextMenu components
add onlineStatus property to ProfileContextMenu components
move ProfileContextMenu storybook controls to the right sidebar
move contactDetails logic up from the view
add local nickname property to ProfileContextMenu components
fix issue with missing signal; fix logs in storybook
use constant for profileType instead of string
refactor common code into a single method
refactor getProfileContext
remove references to contactDetails which are not longer needed
remove unnecessary comments
fix bridged constant
refactor into a single ProfileContextMenu component
refactor into a single ProfileContextMenu component
refactor into a single ProfileContextMenu component
simplify imports
remove unused store field
move methods from utils to contacts store
remove onClosed signal
remove unused param
rename ProfileContextMenu variables
simplify signals in ProfileContextMenu
remove ;
refactor: do early return
simplify ifs
move ProfileContextMenu to its own storybook page
fix wrong params
fix profile context menu separator
add missing signals to profile context menu on the members tab panel
- restore backwards compatibility; a lot of the actions in the component
relies on the old StatusListItem's `title` property to work correctly
- fixes the missing image and name in the profile context menu, among
others
Fixes#16367
- StatusSuccessAction, despite its name, is a visual item (`MenuItem` ->
`AbstractButton`) which is not part of the `contentModel` but just added
to the menu container
- therefore we don't use a ListView but a ScrollView/Repeater instead
and set the width/maxWidth manually after the menu items have been added
to the layout
Fixes#14037
- clear search on close (AssetSelectorCompact)
- sectionProperty removed
- highlighting fixed in TokenSelectorPanel
- setCustom renamed to setSelection
- test data moved into Component object
- show countdown until which the sign (WalletConnect and Swap) dialogs
expire
- after expiration, hide the Reject/Sign buttons and display a plain
Close button
- make the dialogs non-closable by clicking outside or pressing Esc; the
user has to explicitely click some of the footer buttons
Fixes#16327Fixes#16314
- shows the remaining time until expiration with the circular progress
bar and a tooltip
- configurable timestamp and timeout in seconds (between 5 min and 7
days)
- add the respective storybook page
* refactor(community_tokens): only fetch holders when going to the page
Fixes#16307
Instead of fetching community token holders each time members change, we fetch when the page for the token is opened.
It shows a small loading text then the resulting holders.
If the list is already available (fetched previously, we show it directly).
There is still the timer to refresh the list if you stay on the page.
* add loading property to storybook
Lukáš Tinkl
Anastasiya Semenkevich
Iuri Matias
Jonathan Rainville
Sale Djenic
Michał Cieślak
Khushboo Mehta
Cuteivist
Igor Sirotin
Alex Jbanca
Anastasiya
Dario Gabriel Lipicar