- all remaining global popup components moved into a separate Popups
entity
- removed some static objects from the Global singleton (appMain,
pinnedMessagesPopup, communityProfilePopup, sounds); rationale:
singletons should not contain any state
- fixed support for popups in storybook
- fixed some warnings (most of them broke the popups in one way or the other)
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.
We always take the plain text from the clipboard but even the plaintext
can contain HTML tags, so escape those and wrap the result in a `<div
style='white-space: pre-wrap'>foo</div>` container. That way we preserve
not only the linebreaks but also any whitespace or tags.
Fixes#8919
Profile fetching (display name and identity images) implemented on the status-go side and
integrated in the desktop app.
Signal notifying about the progress while fetching backed up data from waku implemented on
the status-go side and integrated in the desktop app.
`I already use Status -> Enter a seed phrase` and `I already use Status -> Login with Keycard`
updated so they match figma now.
Fixes: #8467
Fixes#7643
This adds the backend to resend. It then hooks the button to it.
This also adds a visual state for when we are sending. This gives a good indication that a message was sent.
Fix a bunch of problems with handling sound/notifications related options
coming from the backend:
- `volume` and `notificationSoundsEnabled` live in a different settings
object; adjust the stores for that
- unbreak loading the actual wav/mp3 files (was never working on Linux
outside of AppImage!) -> use "qrc:/", same as the NIM backend does
- fix the volume scaling (backend has [1,100], QML is [0, 1])
- simplify our Audio QML item interface; no need for an extra property
and resolving the URL twice (which results in broken scenarios mentioned
above); we know which sounds we want to load
Closes#8668
Status allows for importing communities via their private keys.
There's a requested feature that users should be able to import a community via
its public key as well.
This will behave differently as private keys won't give users ownership
of the communities. When importing via a (compressed) public key, Status
will try to fetch information about the community from the network. If it
finds such information, it'll load it into the app and create
a communitiy view from which users can then request access.
If it can't find a community or community information in the network,
the user will get a dedicated error message.
This commit also refactors the `ImportCommunityPopup` such that it uses
`StatusDialog` and updates the copy accordingly since importing via
public key is now possible as well.
Closes#8339
