add mouse hand pointer to chat list; add simple FAQ (testing QT urls)
refactor wallet to use asset model
move some of wallet logic away from the controller
move ChatMessage to model
move chatItem model
organize models folder
simplify chat message and chat item
rename messageList to message_list
simply addresses in the controller
rename mailservers list
refactor how profile is set
refactor/simplify profile view
refactor/simplify adding mailservers
rename wallet view
simplify wallet assets
rename nodeView to view
extract channel list view
extract channel list view
refactor channel list / chats view
move signals out of app folder
simplify callRPC
add raw rpc method and make node section use it
add node model
move accounts model inside onboard controller (for now)
make events usage consistent among models and controllers; separate model events from app events
make mouse show hand cursor when hovering over chat list
add FAQ url
Work on this PR started before the build system was updated and at one point I
upgraded `nim_status_client.nimble` to use NimScript so the nimble command
would stop warning that the old format was being used. In team chat it was
discussed that since we're no longer using nimble for package management we
could simply delete `nim_status_client.nimble` to avoid confusion, which can be
done in another PR.
Introduce a BrowserLayout stub so the index will be calcualted correctly re:
the active tab.
Reorganize ChatLayout and NodeLayout into subdirs `Chat` and `Node`,
respectively.
Introduce ProfileLayout which uses a "LeftTab" approach similar to that of
WalletLayout. There remains quite a bit of styling work to be done in
ProfileLayout and its LeftTab. Also, it may be better to start over using a
SplitView like the ChatLayout, I'm not really sure.
It wasn't clear what should be the default view for the right-pane when Profile
is selected in the left-most TabBar. In this PR, it defaults to showing the
view corresponding to the ENS usernames button.
In the archived Figma for the desktop design, it seemed a picture could be set,
e.g. there is a headshot of a woman used in the Profile screen. To that end I
explored how to take a square image and clip/mask it so it appears round and I
included a larger placeholder image for that purpose. In the new design, and
with respect to mobile, it may not be possible to set a profile picture so the
code that rounds the image can maybe be dropped.
Jonathan Rainville
Iuri Matias
Pascal Precht
Michael Bradley, Jr