* [#1096] Change brightness adjusting feature
- Closes#1096
- As reported by testers, the automatic brightness adjustment could be too invasive
- Switched to the on-demand feature after a new button click
- Tests aligned
* Align Screenshot tests
* Changelog update
[#942] New Wallet Recovery Phrase Screen
[#1006] Enhance VersionInfo with other fields
[#947] About screen UI + logic + tests
[#1040] Extract logo and title on top of screens
- Place it into a separate UI component
- Used across several screens
- Closes#1040
Remove long version of the Backup screen
- We previously had a configuration field that controlled which version of the screen should be displayed to a user
- Removed
- Partly solves #1003
Backup screen view redesign
Tests + docummentation
Update links to the Zashi Github repository
As the GitHub repository was recently moved from Zcash under the ECC company
[#1014] Unify screen name with Figma design
[#1045] Adopt Zcash SDK v2.0.3
Closes#1045
Fix screenshot test
The new wallet recovery screen is now much taller; scrolling to the acting button is needed.
Fix Restore screen test
Lint tools warnings
* [#941] Loading screen UI
Co-authored-by: Honza Rychnovský <rychnovsky.honza@gmail.com>
* Fix unallowed doubled scroll
* Remove duplicate icon
* [#997] Splash alignment with welcome animation
* [#999] Compile SDK version 34
* [#1000] Colour system bars
* [#941] Load + Opening screens
- Contains UI of both these screens
- Their logic
- And the Load screen animation
- Designed util ScreenHeight composable
- Redesigned SecondaryButton to match the design and fixed its positioning on different screens
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Co-authored-by: Venkat-corebts <143575548+Venkat-corebts@users.noreply.github.com>
- PrimaryButton centered horizontally on all screen
- Compose Preview switched to light theme on all screens as Zashi supports light theme only
- Closes#975
* [#808] Use Dimens across the app
- Shorter Onboarding screen design enhanced
* Shorter New Wallet Backup screen UI enhanced
* Home screen UI enhance
* Seed screen UI enhance
* Link SendArgumentsWrapper issue
* Move custom buttons paddings to PaddingValues
- Optional Modifier parameter should have a default value of Modifier
- Thanks to this we introduced the outerPaddingValues parameter to all our buttons with default paddings
- Also notice the difference between e.g. ShortOnboardingView and ShortNewWalletBackupView. In the backup, we have the bottom button to be part of Scaffold’s bottomBar, which is maybe a better pattern than stretching the buttons with spacers in case of part of the screen content view, but it has also its tradeoffs.
* Settings screen enhance
* Support screen UI enhance
* About screen UI enhance
* Scan screen UI enhance
- Move modifiers to the caller’s side
- Match texts to predefined styles
- Add color to Small text component + reorder parameters
* Send screen UI enahnce
- Lifted out some modifiers arguments to the caller’s side
- Fixed button’s horizontal paddings
* Scan move BackHandler to Android class
* Update screen UI enhance
* Receive screen UI enhance
* Address screen UI enhance
* Ignore AndroidUpdate back action test
- Will be refactored soon
* Remove TODO as already implemented
* Restore screens UI enhance
* Create UpdateViewAndroidTest
* [#807][Design system] Remove deprecated Paddings
* [#705] Instrumentation coverage generation fails locally
* [#808] Use Dimens across the app
- Shorter Onboarding screen design enhanced
* Shorter New Wallet Backup screen UI enhanced
* Home screen UI enhance
* Seed screen UI enhance
* Link SendArgumentsWrapper issue
* Move custom buttons paddings to PaddingValues
- Optional Modifier parameter should have a default value of Modifier
- Thanks to this we introduced the outerPaddingValues parameter to all our buttons with default paddings
- Also notice the difference between e.g. ShortOnboardingView and ShortNewWalletBackupView. In the backup, we have the bottom button to be part of Scaffold’s bottomBar, which is maybe a better pattern than stretching the buttons with spacers in case of part of the screen content view, but it has also its tradeoffs.
* Settings screen enhance
* Support screen UI enhance
* About screen UI enhance
* Scan screen UI enhance
- Move modifiers to the caller’s side
- Match texts to predefined styles
- Add color to Small text component + reorder parameters
* Send screen UI enahnce
- Lifted out some modifiers arguments to the caller’s side
- Fixed button’s horizontal paddings
* Scan move BackHandler to Android class
* Update screen UI enhance
* Receive screen UI enhance
* Address screen UI enhance
* Ignore AndroidUpdate back action test
- Will be refactored soon
* Remove TODO as already implemented
* Restore screens UI enhance
* Create UpdateViewAndroidTest
* [#807][Design system] Remove deprecated Paddings
* Address review comments
Twitter had a set of Compose rules, which have been forked into Detekt, Ktlint, and Android Lint implementations.
I see ktlint as mostly being formatting, Detekt being more for multiplatform static analysis, and Android Lint for Android-specific issues. Android lint is slow, so I didn’t want to use it as the first choice.
I went with the Detekt implementation which can be useful if we leverage multiplatform for our Composables in the future.
Honza Rychnovský
Carter Jernigan