Fixes#11817
Instead of getting revealed accounts from the community description (it's no longer available), uses the new `getRevealedAccountsForAllMembers` API. Uses it async so that we do not slow the start process. The model is updated correctly when we finish loading them.
* rename `fetchMessageByMessageId` to `getMessageByMessageId`
* move reply clicking logic to `StatusMessageReply`
* make message found animation faster
* `asyncGetMessageById`
This commit includes the following changes:
1. Request from backend the messages count in a specific interval as opposed to all messages timestamps in that interval.
2. Update the chart end date before refreshing the data
3. Fix metrics type parsing in community service
4. Fix a bug where the new incoming data was not processed by ChartJs without a hover event on the chart. The fix here is to manually request paint() on model changes.d
Issues found and not handled here:
1. On large communities the backend request can take 3 minutes to complete
2. CPU usage can easily go to 100% when switching chart tabs on large communities. All the requests are processed by the backend.
Fixes#10770
There were two issues, the first one was that categories were included in the search model because the categories are now part of the chat_model.
Also, since it used the chat_model, some chats were not part of the search model at start, because they weren't loaded yet.
I fixed by using the chats from the service directly instead.
* feat(Community): Community messaging statistics chart
Close 11152
- Use se `collectCommunityMessageMetrics` for messaging statistics chart
in community overview
* feat(Community): Transfer community metrics with dto objects
* feat: impl simple string-based model for community metrics
* fix(Community): Review fixes and fix for changing community when chat is open
* Update src/app/modules/main/chat_section/controller.nim
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Rainville <rainville.jonathan@gmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: Jonathan Rainville <rainville.jonathan@gmail.com>
Bump Status GO to support session based activity requests
Transaction module was replaced by activity module,
this change removes the old code.
Details:
- Remove transaction.Item and use the DTO directly
- Replace the still using missing functionality
- Remove old way of fetching transactions in response to the history event
- Use activity filter to provide history for "recents" in Send.
Closes#11339
Also: refactor(communities), moved request to join funcs to communities module
This is needed because we can now request to join from the Import popup
Closes#11242
1. Fix an issue where importing a community using private key triggers the import finished event without updating the community data if the community is already imported with public key
2. Show toast messages on importCommunity and privateKeyRemoved events
3. Group community import toast messages handlers and move them from ContactsColumnView to AppMain. IMO these toast messages handlers should not be dependent on ContactsColumnView.
- Settings/About now displays the `status-go` version, read from its
`VERSION` file
- use the actual app icon, to differentiate between prod/dev version
- make the version numbers clickable, taking the user to either the
release notes (prod) or the GH commit browser (dev)
- add "Is production" switch to the About page in storybook
Closes#11424
This partially addresses #11186 as it implements the delete
functionality for community tokens.
If a deployment failed, users have the ability to delete the added
community token from the list.
The retry functionality will be implemented in a follow up commit.
Needs: https://github.com/status-im/status-go/pull/3794
We've been using this signal whenever a user has sent a transaction that
attemps to deploy a smart contract onchain.
However, at this point it's not yet known if the transaction will
actually go through. So to reflect what's actually happening, this
commits renames a few things:
- `SIGNAL_COMMUNITY_TOKEN_DEPLOYED` becomes
`SIGNAL_COMMUNITY_TOKEN_DEPLOYMENT_STARTED`
- `CommunityTokenDeployedArgs` becomes `CommunityTokenDeploymentArgs`
- `onCommunityTokenDeployed` becomes `onCommunityTokenDeploymentStarted`
This should remove any confusion around whether or not deployment is
indeed finished.
As discussed in https://github.com/status-im/status-go/pull/3798, there
was a need to separate the logic in `AddCommunityToken()` into two API.
This commit adjust the client to these changes such that:
1. After community token deployment tx was sent, we create
a `CommunityToken` and add it to the database for tracking purposes
2. Once the tx is mined or dropped, we add the community token to the
community description and publish it, or we update the deployment
state in the database
Needs: https://github.com/status-im/status-go/pull/3798
This change corrects legacy naming that was causing confusion.
Community invites are no longer sent to users. Instead, the community is
just shared. If a user is interested in joining this shared commmunity,
they must submit a request to join.
