* first pass of a subscription management page under settings
* add tabs to settings ui
* NymActionDropdown
* update Apollo InMemoryCache to merge paginated list of my subscribed users
* various updates
* switch from UsersNullable to Users
* bake the nym action dropdwon into the user component
* add back fields to the user query
* `meSubscriptionPosts`, `meSubscriptionComments`, `meMute`
* Refetch my subscribed users when a user subscription is changed
* update user list to hide stats in the subscribed list users
* update my sub'd users fragment to remove unnecessary user fields
* memoize subscribe user context provider value to avoid re-renders
* use inner join instead of left join
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* throw error when unauthenticated
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* nwc wallet logs
* persist logs in IndexedDB
* Potential fix for empty error message
* load logs limited to 5m ago from IDB
* load logs from past via query param
* Add 5m, 1h, 6h links for earlier logs
* Show end of log
* Clamp to logStart
* Add log.module.css
* Remove TODO about persistence
* Use table for logs
* <table> fixes bad format with fixed width and message overflow into start of next row
* also using ---start of log--- instead of ---end of log--- now
* removed time string in header nav
* Rename .header to .logNav
* Simply load all logs and remove navigation
I realized the code for navigation was most likely premature optimization which even resulted in worse UX:
Using the buttons to load logs from 5m, 1h, 6h ago sometimes meant that nothing happened at all since there were no logs from 5m, 1h, 6h ago.
That's why I added a time string as "start of logs" so it's at least visible that it changed but that looked bad so I removed it.
But all of this was not necessary: I can simply load all logs at once and then the user can scroll around however they like.
I was worried that it would be bad for performance to load all logs at once since we might store a lot of logs but as mentioned, that's probably premature optimization.
WHEN a lot of logs are stored AND this becomes a problem (What problem even? Slow page load?), THEN we can think about this.
If page load ever becomes slow because of loading logs, we could probably simply not load the logs at page load but only when /wallet/logs is visited.
But for now, this works fine.
* Add follow checkbox
* Create WalletLogs component
* Embed wallet logs
* Remove test error
* Fix level padding
* Add LNbits logs
* Add logs for attaching LND and lnAddr
* Use err.message || err.toString?.() consistently
* Autowithdrawal logs
* Use details from LND error
* Don't log test invoice individually
* Also refetch logs on error
* Remove obsolete and annoying toasts
* Replace scrollIntoView with scroll
* Use constant embedded max-height
* Fix missing width: 100% for embedded logs
* Show full payment hash and preimage in logs
* Also parse details from LND errors on autowithdrawal failures
* Remove TODO
* Fix accidental removal of wss:// check
* Fix alignment of start marker and show empty if empty
* Fix sendPayment loop
* Split context in two
* Fix title from draft being dismissed
Add a way to bypass the title generation query when the url change is from local storage (draft) and not user interaction.
* Check draft title from storage
* Remove unused
If an underlying toast finished, an empty toast that automatically immediately hides was dispatched to end the flow ("end flow hack").
If this empty toast had the same tag, the code marked the top toast as hidden even though it was not hidden.
This meant that during render, the animation-delay for the top toast (which was already rendered) was added again, leading to a progress bar jump.
This is fixed by no longer using this "end flow hack" where a toast is dispatched but a dedicated function to end flows.
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