- just use the `model.stickers` to access the submodel, remove dead NIM
code
- make sure that the installed sticker packs are loaded, even before
first opening the Sticker popup
- StatusStickerMarket: fix the back button
- fix launching the Buy stickers modal (SendModal)
Fixes#15718
- Some NIM's models define additional (not part of the
QAbstractModelItem API) method rowData to allow access to model's data
on UI side
- The same job can be done relying fully on public QAbstractModelItem
API using ModelUtils utility. It gives full transparency if we need
nim's model or other like ListModel replacement in tests/storybook
- propagate `tokensStore` to unbreak the Browser's wallet menu
Fixes#14805
the button to (un)install would be either greyed out or result in a crash:
- we were passing the popup a wrong store (w/o networkConnectionStore)
- the condition to `greyedOut` was inverted
fixes the currently selected sticker pack not being highlighted in the
popup footer
The strict equality operator would no longer yield true here:
```
property int selectedPackId
...
selected: stickerPackListView.selectedPackId === packId
```
Fixing QML Connections warnings due to deprecated onFoo handlers. Now we're using function onFoo(params).
Fixing QML compilation error due to js filename format.
Fixing cyclic dependencies between qml components.
- Added SplashScreen as initial screen before
onboard as per new designs.
- Also moved all onboarding related code from
main to onboarding section and switched to
import this and all other sections as
qml modules, exposing this way only
necessary files.
- Cleaned up unecessary qmldir files and
imports.
Closes#4954
The openPopup function was declared in AppMain
and used via dynamic scoping in many places in the
application. Moved function to Global component
and updated all places to call it via Global instead.
Closes#4267
Seitseman
Lukáš Tinkl
Cuteivist
Khushboo Mehta
Dario Gabriel Lipicar
Anthony Laibe
Alex Jbanca
Richard Ramos
Alexandra Betouni
Sale Djenic
Jonathan Rainville
Alexandra Betouni