The chat navbar tab button renders an indicator when there's unread messages
in any of the chats. It also renders a message count, which prior to this commit
equals to the number of total unread messages.
This however is not the desired behaviour. Instead, the count should be the total
number of unread one on one messages (DMs), plus the total number of mentions in any
chats the user is participating in.
This commiit ensures the correct message count is rendered. It also adds an "unread messages"
indicator to community buttons.
Closes#2869
Also fixes a bug where if the search was cleared, messages would after that appear all on top of each other.
Also leaves the popup live after closing so the search can be gone back to
The issue is happening randomly. I managed to catch it few times and hopefully fix it. Problem was
in leave proc in src/status/chat.nim cause we were sending activeChannelChanged signal from it what
started setting activeChannel to the value of the backToFirstChat variable, and while that process
was in progress setActiveChannelByIndex was called from activeChannel what caused another emit of
activeChannelChanged signal while the previous one was not completed. That caused new setting of
activeChannel with active channel index 0, what caused an app crash.
This is fixed by setting active channel to the first one from the list when we get a signal that
any channel from the list is removed. This way activeChannelChanged is broadcasted to the other
parts correctly.
Fixes: #2825
This issue is being happened randomly, no general rule, in my case it happens often when you accept
first contact from the list immediately after the app start, but the ticket says that it happens
when you click accept while context menu is opened.
Two places were threat for this crash and both are fixed here:
- getChannel proc, direct access by index to Chat element of the chats sequence,
- setChatItem proc, where we actually were setting chatItem and accessing its property without
checking if it is an empty object.
Fixes: #2837
A crash is happening not only when you click on a notification bubble with mentions, but on any
chat notification displayed in macOS' notification center. Discussion and details how we can
overcome this may be seen on zenhub, in issue 2819. So far this commit is just a simple solution
to avoid an app crash.
Fixes: #2819
This commit replaces the `TopBar` components with StatusQ's `StatusChatToolBar`
and touches a few other things as part of this refactoring, namely:
1. `ChannelContextMenu` has been renamed to `ChatContextMenu` and is now a `StatusPopupMenu`
2. Leftover components have been removed: `StatusChatInfo`, `StatusChatInfoButton` and `TopBar`
3 `ActivityCenter` has been moved into `ChatColumn.qml` because `StatusChatToolBar` doesn't provide it
4. `Share chat` option in `ChatContextMenu` has been removed as it wasn't doing anything.
Closes#2746
This commit replaces `CategoryList` and `ChannelList` with `StatusChatListAndCategories`,
`StatusPopupMenu` etc. provided by StatusQ.
It also removes components that lived inside Status Desktop but are no longer used
anywhere after the refactor.
Since StatusQ components are decoupled from UI model logic, we also needed to introduce
a new API retrieve a community category from within QML.
Closes#2805
A reason why the crash is happening is actually previous step, when an user who is about to receive
a transaction clicks "confirm and share address" button. In that moment instead of his address an
empty js object is shared. After that clicking on the "sign and send" button, by sender, causes an
app crash because transaction cannot be made using invalid address of the recipient.
Fixes: #2718
Mark all mention notifications as read is fixed. Also mark as read one by one notification removes "@" from the appropriate channel along with the marking as read last mention notification for that channel. hasMention field which was bool is switched with mentionsCount field which is int, so we have evidention how many mentions were for each channel.
Fixes: #2788
Fixes: #2725.
When clicking on the History tab for a wallet account, there was a QML error for `qrc:/app/AppLayouts/Wallet/WalletLayout.qml:113: TypeError: Property 'checkIfHistoryIsBeingFetched' of object HistoryTab_QMLTYPE_503(0x7fed35da2710) is not a function`. This must have been reintroduced when StatusQ objects were introduced. It has now been removed.
chore: change log level to warn for non-archival node
Previously, there was an error being logged for non-archival infura nodes being used (typically in dev). This log level has been reduced to a warning as the application still functions with non-archival nodes.
Validation check is updated, so user cannot enter zero or less than zero value for "gas amount limit" or "per-gas overall limit".
In gas.nim a crash prevention check is added.
Fixes: #2753
Validation check is updated, so user cannot enter zero or less than zero value in amount input field.
Also in utils.nim a crash prevention check is added so if we try to convert a less than zero float number to an unsigned number, app won't crash any more, but that casting will return a zero as unsigned int number.
Fixes: #2755
This first step in leveraging StatusQ components. This sets up the overall
app layout, allowing us to use other sub view layouts provided by StatusQ,
such as `StatusAppTwoPanelLayout`.
This commit primarily touches the application navbar, leaving layout changes
in dedicated views for future commits.
Partially closes#2688
This integrates the StatusQ Theming system and updates the selected
theme based on existing APIs, allowing it to live side by side next
to the legacy theming system.
Closes#2687
Fixes: #2649.
Upon receipt of status-go signals which included communities that have been left (`joined: false`), those communities were being rejoined automatically when they should not have been.
fix(communities): Invitation bubble button state updates
The community state inside of the invitation bubble was not reactive to any community actions (such as joining, leaving, updating). In addition, requesting to join a community changed the button’s text to “Pending”, but upon approval, the button’s state was not updating.
The component was setting an observed community in the Component.onCompleted event, which was occurring for all invitation bubbles, but because the community wasn’t bound correctly to the bubble, once a bubble with a different community was encountered, the community in context of the bubble wasn’t updated and instead used a local copy. Once the community was bound correctly (to be reactive), the states started working correctly.
The invitation bubble has been simplied so that it has states instead of using lots of if/else statements inside of the property bindings. This simplified the component’s logic for things like onClick action and made it a lot easier to read and modify.
Anthony Laibe
Alexandra Betouni
Pascal Precht
Jonathan Rainville
Sale Djenic
Andrei Smirnov
Richard Ramos
Eric Mastro
Iuri Matias
B.Melnik