Browsers don't support drag events for touch devices.
To have a consistent implementation for desktop and mobile, we would need to use mousedown/touchstart, mouseup/touchend and mousemove/touchmove.
For now, this commit makes changing the order possible on touch devices with simple touches.
* wallet table now contains boolean column 'enabled'
* 'priority' is now a number everywhere
* use consistent order between how autowithdrawals are attempted and server wallets cards
Form requires config in flat format but mutation requires autowithdraw settings in a separate 'settings' field.
I have decided that config will be in flat form format. It will be transformed into mutation format during save.
* receiving wallets need to export 'server' object field
* don't print macaroon error stack
* fix missing wallet logs order update
* mark autowithdrawl settings as required
* fix server wallet logs deletion
* remove canPay and canReceive since it was confusing where it is available
TODO
* also use numeric priority for sending wallets to be consistent with how status for receiving wallets is determined
* define createInvoice function in wallet definition
* consistent wallet logs: sending wallets use 'wallet attached'+'wallet enabled/disabled' whereas receiving wallets use 'wallet created/updated'
* see FIXMEs
* Parse internal refs to links
* Item mention notifications
* Also parse item mentions as URLs
* Fix subType determined by referrer item instead of referee item
* Ignore subType
Considering if the item that was referred to was a post or comment made the code more complex than initially necessary.
For example, notifications for /notifications are deduplicated based on item id and the same item could refer to posts and comments, so to include "one of your posts" or "one of your comments" in the title would require splitting notifications based on the type of referred item.
I didn't want to do this but also wanted to have consistent notification titles between push and /notifications, so I use "items" in both places now, even though I think using "items" isn't ideal from a user perspective. I think it might be confusing.
* Fix rootText
* Replace full links to #<id> syntax in push notifications
* Refactor mention code into separate functions
* Replace useInvoiceable with usePayment hook
* Show WebLnError in QR code fallback
* Fix missing removal of old zap undo code
* Fix payment timeout message
* Fix unused arg in super()
* Also bail if invoice expired
* Fix revert on reply error
* Use JIT_INVOICE_TIMEOUT_MS constant
* Remove unnecessary PaymentContext
* Fix me as a dependency in FeeButtonContext
* Fix anon sats added before act success
* Optimistic updates for zaps
* Fix modal not closed after custom zap
* Optimistic update for custom zaps
* Optimistic update for bounty payments
* Consistent error handling for zaps and bounty payments
* Optimistic update for poll votes
* Use var balance in payment.request
* Rename invoiceable to prepaid
* Log cancelled invoices
* Client notifications
We now show notifications that are stored on the client to inform the user about following errors in the prepaid payment flow:
- if a payment fails
- if an invoice expires before it is paid
- if a payment was interrupted (for example via page refresh)
- if the action fails after payment
* Remove unnecessary passing of act
* Use AbortController for zap undos
* Fix anon zap update not updating bolt color
* Fix zap counted towards anon sats even if logged in
* Fix duplicate onComplete call
* Fix downzap type error
* Fix "missing field 'path' while writing result" error
* Pass full item in downzap props
The previous commit fixed cache updates for downzaps but then the cache update for custom zaps failed because 'path' wasn't included in the server response.
This commit is the proper fix.
* Parse lnc rpc error messages
* Add hash to InvoiceExpiredError
* first pass of hashing user emails
* use salt
* add a salt to .env.development (prod salt needs to be kept a secret)
* move `hashEmail` util to a new util module
* trigger a one-time job to migrate existing emails via the worker
so we can use the salt from an env var
* move newsletter signup
move newsletter signup to prisma adapter create user with email code path
so we can still auto-enroll email accounts without having to persist the email address
in plaintext
* remove `email` from api key session lookup query
* drop user email index before dropping column
* restore email column, just null values instead
* fix function name
* fix salt and hash raw sql statement
* update auth methods email type in typedefs from str to bool
* remove todo comment
* lowercase email before hashing during migration
* check for emailHash and email to accommodate migration window
update our lookups to check for a matching emailHash, and then a matching
email, in that order, to accommodate the case that a user tries to login
via email while the migration is running, and their account has not yet been migrated
also update sndev to have a command `./sndev email` to launch the mailhog inbox in your browser
also update `./sndev login` to hash the generated email address and insert it into the db record
* update sndev help
* update awards.csv
* update the hack in next-auth to re-use the email supplied on input to `getUserByEmail`
* consolidate console.error logs
* create generic open command
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* Allow deletion of wallet logs
* Refactor wallet logs client<>server glue code
* Use variant='link' and className='text-muted fw-bold nav-link' for clear & cancel
There is a bug though: 'clear' stays highlighted after modal is closed
* Include wallet in toast
* Delete logs on logout
* Fix ugly wallet name in confirm dialog
* Fix clear still highlighted after modal closed
* Only delete client wallet logs
* Fix ugly wallet name in toast
* Fix bad search and replace
* Use Wallet object as constant
* Also delete LNC logs on logout
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