This commit adds a menu item to the message context menu to
copy links that may exist inside of a message.
There are three possible scenarios:
1. There's no link in the message, which causes the menu to not
render the dedicated menu item at all
2. There's one link in the message, which renders an additional
`Action` with a copy-to-clipboard functionality
3. There are multiple links in a single message. This adds a
nested `PopupMenu` in the existing menu with menu items for each
link extracted from the message
To make this work there were some changes in the `PopupMenu` component
needed, as it wasn't take the sub menu's `enabled` state into account
properly. This makde it always render nested menus even when they
should've been invisible.
Closes: #1733
This commit checks on bootstrap what the currently configured theme
of the user is and loads the system tray icon in its corresponding
variation.
Unfortunately, MacOS doesn't seem to automatically swap out the icons
based on the system's theme, so we have to do it manually with two
different SVG files.
Another gotcha here is that, it doesn't seem to be possible to change
the system tray icon at runtime. When trying to reassign the `icon.source`
based on a newly selected theme, the icon disappears altogether.
The application also doesn't get notified when a user switches the theme
inside the operating system, requiring her to switch to the same theme
manually unless restarted.
Last but not least, using SVG files instead of PNG doesn't seem to solve
the problem that the icon is rendered blurry. I've looked in the docs
but there doesn't seem to be an option to have any influence on that...
Due to how `StatusButton` has evolved, the send button in the Status
timeline no longer looked and behaved the way it was supposed to.
This commit patches that by introducing new properties to `StatusButton`
and making use of them in the Status timline, so that existing buttons
don't break.
It also fixes a bug in the StatusButton where the hovered background
color was wrongly calculated.
There are some inconcistencies in the application when it comes to
button UI elements because we're using `StatusButton` in some places,
in other we use `StyledButton`. The latter is the original
component we've created when we started out building Status
Desktop, but is planned to be removed entirely in favour of
`StatusButton`.
This commit replaces the usages of `StyledButton` with `StatusButton`
StatusButton has a lot of issues when it comes to consistent behaviour
and look & feel. This includes things like calculating incorrect
hover colors as well as not being flexible enough to be used in various
scenarios
This commit changes StatusButton so that it's able to handle outlined
versions of warn buttons, calculates proper colors and more.
Many of these changes introduce heuristics to make things work.
In the long run, we should revisit the different variants that exists
(primary, secondary, outlined, warn etc) to encode them properly
in the API.
The `StatusRoundButton` was missing the `hoverEnabled` flag, causing it
to not turn the cursor into a pointer when the component is hovered.
It's also not rendering the proper hover color.
This commit fixes that to improve usability and look & feel.
redesigns the compact mode to have a nice hover, easier replying and adding reactions and more
Missing parts are aligning chat command, images and unfurlings, redesigning mentions and the channel list and also trying to find a way to re-enable link hovers in the text
With the recent addition of the `muted` property in this component,
the `width` is no longer reliably calculated. Sometimes it can happen
that the muted bell icon jumps out of the component. This is very apparent
inside of a `StatusChatInfoButton`.
This commit ensure that the width of this component always includes all
of its children, fixing the ui bug mentioned above.
This is a new form control component to select colors for wallet
accounts. It will replace the currently used `ColorSelect` in the
Status Desktop application so it aligns with the new designs.
Closes#1497
It was requested to change the tooltip to black an white and white on
black in dark and light themes respectively.
This commit changes the colors accordingly.
The background color of the component was hard coded to grey.
This commit changes it to `backgroundHover` so it looks consistent
in dark and light themes.
This introduces a new component to render Addresses that can be
expanded as well as copied using `CopyToClipBoardButton`.
While there's already an `Address` component that allows for expansion,
it doesn't give us control over it's look and feel and, should rather
be a `Button` anyways.
There's also cases in the application where we render a collapsed address
and don't allow for expanding it. In such cases, we might not want/need
a button at all.
Might make sense to introduce a separate address component that just shows
a collapsed address without any behaviour, which can then be used inside
`StatusExapandableAddress`.
Closes#1633
This is a component that is similar to the `StatusSectionMenuItem` component, just
with the difference that it's not a clickable element, rather "description" element,
inspired by HTML `<dl>`, `<dt>` and `<dd>` elements ("description list", "description term",
"description" respectively).
The component comes with a `CopyToClipBoardButton` by default. We might want to decide
to make it configurable later on, as there could be places where we just want to
render the description item, without a copyble description.
When the network connection is changed, the sticker packs are cleared and then re-loaded (either loading the offline (installed) sticker packs, or all the sticker packs from the network).
Stickers can be sent while offline, though the sticker images do not load once offline (this is likely a side effect of the bug described below).
There is a known bug in QNetworkAccessManager (https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-55180) that was re-introduced in 5.14.1 that does not allow us to download resources if we go offline then come back online. The workaround employed in this PR manually sets the NetworkAccessible property of QNetworkAccessManager once we have been connected back online. The NetworkAccessible property is marked as obsolete and will be removed in Qt6, so it is something that we need to be aware of when we upgrade. However the hope is that the bug has been fixed.
Close StickersPopup when disconnected from network (so that re-loading of sticker packs doesn't look out of place).
fix: set network status correctly at load
feat: stickers gas estimate async
feat: When network re-connected, any http images that were not properly loaded in an ImageLoader component will automatically be reloaded.
fix: Sticker button loading icon
chore: Bump nimqml and dotherside
NOTE: This PR uses an updated nimqml and dotherside. The respective changes should be merged first, and the commit hash should be bumped in this PR prior to merging. Relevant PRs:
[https://github.com/status-im/dotherside/pull/20](https://github.com/status-im/dotherside/pull/20)
[https://github.com/status-im/nimqml/pull/17](https://github.com/status-im/nimqml/pull/17)
Prior to this commit, the function was expected on a `chatView` QML object.
This has worked out so far because the places where the API is used were always
living inside `ChatLayout`.
With the new timeline however, this is no longer the case so we have to make sure
that the API is available to other views as well.
This was missing in the previous work we've done to make the `StatusChatInput` work
as a status timeline update component.
This commit also adds an event handler which was missing to trigger the `onMessage`
event when the send button is clicked.
This commit changes the `StatusChatInput` component to also be a `StatusUpdateInput`.
The latter isn't an actual new type or component, it's just a visual variation of the already
existing status chat input. That's my most of the changes are `isStatusUpdateInput` conditions
sprinkled here and there.
In addition, this commit introduces a new `chatType` which is passed to `StatusChatInput` later
in the timeline view, so it knows it has to render like a status update input.
StatusChatInput was relying on the suggestions ListModel, even though there was
no guarantee that it would exist. This is more apparent when using the component
in different context (e.g. Timeline/Status Updates). QML will throw a reference
error in this case.
`StatusChatInput` ideally shouldn't rely on chatsModel and other global
objects at all. Also, when using the component in different places, it can cause
accidental sending of message when testing the component (because all the logic is already
wired up)
We were only resetting the `Image` source but not the consumer facing `imageSource`
property when removing a selected image from the image area.
This cause the `imageSource` to practically never change after an image has
been selected the first time. Selecting an image another time would open the
image area, but if the image happens to be the same as the first time, the `imageSource`
practically didn't change, causing the app to render an "empty" image.
Pascal Precht
Richard Ramos
ace-smart
Jonathan Rainville
staked-smart-ace
emizzle
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