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: #2686.
Previously, when using a new account, joining a chat then creating a community and then returning back to the chat would not show a chat at all and instead show the default chat view. This was due to the previous index not being set when there were no other channels in the chat.
This has been updated such that the previous channel index is set when switching from chat to community and no previous channel index has been set.
# Conflicts:
# src/app/chat/view.nim
Changes the community invitation text notifications from
“Upgrade to see a community invitation”
to
**InviteUsersToCommunity**
```golang
fmt.Sprintf("You have been invited to the community %s", community.Name())
```
**ShareCommunity**
```golang
fmt.Sprintf("Community %s has been shared with you", community.Name())
```
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.
add getSettings methods to src/status
fix issue with calling getSettings; document issue
remove most direct references to libstatus; document some common issues
remove most references to libstatus wallet
add mailserver layer to status lib; remove references to libstatus mailservers
remove libstatus accounts references
move types out of libstatus; remove libstatus types references
remove libstatus browser references
refactor libstatus utils references
remove more references to libstatus stickers
remove references to libstatus constants from src/app
remove more libstatus references from src/app
refactor token_list usage of libstatus
refactor stickers usage of libstatus
refactor chat usage of libstatus
remove libstatus references from the wallet view
remove logic from ens manager view
fix issue with import & namespace conflict
remove unnecessary imports
refactor provider view to not depend on libstatus
refactor provider view
refactor: move accounts specific code to its own section
fix account selection
move collectibles to their own module
update references to wallet transactions
refactor: move gas methods to their own file
refactor: extract tokens into their own file
refactor: extract ens to its own file
refactor: extract dappbrowser code to its own file
refactor: extract history related code to its own file
refactor: extract balance to its own file
refactor: extract utils to its own file
clean up wallet imports
fix: identicon for transaction commands
Fixes#2533
Jonathan Rainville
Sale Djenic
Richard Ramos
Andrei Smirnov
Pascal Precht
Eric Mastro
Iuri Matias
B.Melnik