Sticker pack details retreived from contract:
- pack data decoded from contract response
- data contains contentHash which, once decoded, contains an IPFS identifier
- futher pack data in EDN format is downloaded from IPFS
- the EDN info is decoded in to a StickerPack
List of available packs from contract are obtained separately from list of installed contracts (stored as a setting in Status-go).
Sticker market contains dynamic list of sticker packs. The sticker button shown for each pack has all states defined (in the design) for all UI states (ie bought, free, installed, pending, etc)
Add modal popup showing sticker pack details and list of stickers to be un/installed. Contains a "larger" version of the sticker pack button with many differnt UI states defined.
Uninstallation of a sticker pack removes those sticker pack's stickers from the recent sticker list and persists the list
Simplify the view model by including stickers, instead of setting an "activeStickerPackId" property. This allowed for display of sticker pack stickers to be displayed in the modal popup separately from the sticker packs shown in the market.
Add sticker popup
Add send sticker message
Add ability to select sticker pack and show stickers for pack with scroll
1. Sticker history
2. Install sticker packs
3. Sticker market
1. Sticker packs are installed on app start up until installation of sticker pack functionality is added
2. Optimisations such as preloading images to be done so that sticker images are not downloaded each time.
The border color of `RoundedColor` is way darker than channel and chat icons in
other places of the application.
This commit aligns it so it's the same everywhere
Having all the different input types in one file made it simpler to design, but created an issue with memory, because all the aliases, properties and images were created for all types even if you only used a basic Input. I tried using Loaders, but making aliases within loaders is super painful/impossible in some cases.
Similar to its `footer` content, ModalPopup can now receive header components
allowing consumers to design the header part of the modal to their likings.
Usage:
```
ModalPopup {
id: popup
header: Item {
...
}
...
}
```
The header section will take the height of the root element of the substree
passed to `header`
Jonathan Rainville
Iuri Matias
emizzle
Richard Ramos
Pascal Precht