- the goal of this PR is to get some bsais UI building blocks done for
the followup PRs
- the order of showcase tabs now is:
Communities/Accounts/Collectibles/Assets
- there will be further changes to accomodate for different types of
backend models as those get developed (for other users' profiles)
Fixes#9664
Instead of loading recent gifs right on startup eagerly,
we postpone the task to when it's actually needed (when the gif popup is
opened and the recent gifs tab is activated), and on top of that
we also load the data asynchronously to keep the amount of work
that needs to be done in a single tick as short as possible.
This needs: status-im/status-go#3170
Closes#9437
let the `generate-rcc.go` skip files under `vendor` and `tests` subdirs;
decreases the binary size and thus RAM usage by ~130 MB!
```
$ ls -al resources.*
-rw-r--r--. 1 ltinkl ltinkl 81950109 Mar 8 14:47 resources.rcc
-rw-r--r--. 1 ltinkl ltinkl 215385428 Mar 8 12:35 resources.rcc.bloat
```
So far CP components (views, panels) were accessing stores directly.
Now `CommunitySettingsView` is a single place where stores are accessed.
Other components no longer depend on stores.
Moreover:
- dedicated store `PermissionsStore` created for handling permissions
in a single, separated place
- storybook pages fixed
Closes: #9784
Prior to this change `ChatLayout` exposed `chatView` which let other
components access it, its properties and signals.
This is problematic as we need to be able to swap out the `ChatView`
with the `JoinCommunityView` for token gated communities, in which case
there won't be an instance of `chatView`.
This commit ensures that we rely purely on inputs and outputs of the
component, without exposing the component instance itself.
- missed space added in account already exists popup
- disable close button for shared keycard popup flows identified separately
- crash if built tokens from some other action (like enabling wallet) are received late while
keycard flow is setting up and keypair for processing is not prepared yet
- 3 words name was displayed on login for a keycard user
- Added navigation between pages.
- Added main layout and properties (some backend integration still pending).
- Added holders model with mocked data.
- Added mint tokens footer component.
Closes#8734 and #8737
Community permissions model refers to channels by id instead of
taking/serving all details. UI fetches necessary metadata form
appropriate channels model.
Closes: #9588
This PR upgrades a number of libraries as well as nim itself, to address
security issues and crashes that we've worked to solve over the past few
months on the nimbus-eth2 side leading up to its 1.6 migration - they
include changes that are safe to use in both 1.2 and 1.6 without
requiring 1.6, making the code compatible with both versions.
In particular, 1.6 becomes more strict in several ways including
exception handling, style and certain langauge constructs related to
memory safety - as a result, we've cleaned up said libraries and
improved their stability overall, including fixing several crashes.
* nim 1.2.18 - this is the last release in the 1.2 series we produced
together with upstream based on nimbus' needs - between the version
Desktop is using today and v1.2.18, changes are predominantly backports
from newer Nim versions that we asked for while working on stability in
Nimbus itself.
* chronicles - cleanups
* confutils - cleanups
* faststreams - cleanups & crash fixes
* nim-json-serialization - several important crash fixes for json
parsing edge cases
* metrics - cleanups & threading fixes
* secp256k1 - upstream updates (including security fixes)
* serialization - cleanups
* stew - many convenience fixes and updates to common low-level
utilities, such as Result and hex / base64 / etc parsing
* stint - cleanups
* zlib - cleanups
* nimPNG - cleanups
* nimcrypto - cleanups
This is part 1 of library upgrades and focuses on the low-level
libraries - part 2 will upgrade the network stack (chronos, json-rpc,
web3, etc), keeping the two separate so as to limit the potential impact
of this PR.
This commit is the first of implementing community permissions.
**It is not implementing the complete feature**, rather does it
introduce the first pieces, such that we can get code reviewed and
merged before it grows too big.
To review these features, please make sure to
1. Enable wallet (Settings -> Advanced -> Wallet toggle)
2. Enable community permissions (Settings -> Advanced -> Community
Permissions toggle)
You'll have to restart the app after doing so.
The commit introduces the following:
**UI, API calls and view models to CRUD community permissions**
After creating a community, the user can go to the community
settings and create new token permissions. The user can also update
and delete existing permissions.
**Asset and collectible view models**
To create community token permissions, users have to select
the token criteria. This commit introduces the `assetsModel` for ERC20
tokens and `collectiblesModel` for `ERC721` tokens.
The latter only supports custom minted community tokens at this point.
**This commit requires:** https://github.com/status-im/status-go/pull/3207
Lukáš Tinkl
Pascal Precht
Michal Iskierko
Michał Cieślak
Sale Djenic
Richard Ramos
Igor Sirotin
Dario Gabriel Lipicar
Noelia
mprakhov
Ivan Belyakov
Alex Jbanca
Patryk Osmaczko
Jonathan Rainville
MishkaRogachev
Jacek Sieka
Boris Melnik