* Adopt SDK 1.10.0 API changes
* Rename ShieldedSapling -> LegacySapling
* Viewing key re-derived for fix fixture value
* Changes used API for retrieving Transparent address
- Switched API DerivationTool.deriveTransparentAddress() -> Synchronizer.getLegacyTransparentAddress()
- Renamed Transparent -> LegacyTransparent
* Adds new common transaction model class
- Synchronizer.toTransactions() now works only with clearedTransactions and pendingTransactions
-Added CommonTransaction wrapper for all attributes of PendingTransaction and TransactionOverview to cover as much as possible. It's prepared for discussion about which attributes we really need and which we can omit.
* Regeneration of addresses in fixture
- Applies for both Transparent and Sapling addresses
- Fixed related test
- Added a new test for checking Transparent address abbreviation, as it also serves as a little check of the fixture address and can prevent an incorrect address change in the future
* Remove Viewing key usage from entire app
- As we agreed that the app should not access to it now
- Removed from all related places
* Change CommonTransaction to sealed class
* Comments update
* Switch SDK to 1.10.0-beta01-SNAPSHOT version
* Revert back legacy naming on Transparent and Sapling addresses
* Increased timeout limit to satisfy SDK initialization
* Remove unused import
* [#310] [Scaffold] Progress Status Circular Bar
- Added Z to Home ZECs balance
- Added USD balance text to Home
- Prepared Text extension functions for both
- Provided Zatoshi to USD conversion methods + filed related SDK conversion issue
* Update Home screen UI with progress bars
- Implemented scaffolding UI of progress bars
- Added related texts to strings
* Update Home screen UI with progress bars
- Connected some of the implemented UI elements to SDK values
- Added app update information to Home screen
- Update WalletSnapshot with progress field
* Update Home screen UI with progress bars
- Capturing and handling errors from SDK Synchronizer.
- Added related error strings.
- Simplified Home screen UI.
* Zboto font added. Load it in runtime. Import to Typography.
* Updated ZEC sign icon.
* Draw ZEC balance with Zboto font
* Simplify Home screen balances assigning
* Switch to PercentDecimal progress representatiton
* Support different locales while working with fiat currency
* Fix bug in checking of fiat currency value
* Generalize strings to provide possibility of other fiat currencies
* Add fiat currency conversion states mechanism
* Add TODO comment with reference to follow up SynchronizerError issue
* Add WalletDisplayValues to simplify HomeView composable
* Add CurrencyConversion class for connection to Price API (and convert Zatoshi to fiat currency)
* Add basic HomeView tests
* Add basic HomeViewIntegration test
* Review changes
- Used Duration API for times
- Allow injecting clock into currency conversion
- Moved FiatCurrencyConversionRateState to sdk-ext-ui because I suspect that we’ll consider this to be a UI object. I based this on the fact that current/stale cutoff values are arbitrary and probably should be the domain of the UI rather than the SDK.
- Added some tests, although additional coverage is needed
- Added fixtures for model objects
* Minor code refactoring
- Move UpdateInfoFixture class to fixture dir
- Remove unnecessary annotation
- Add common application context method to test suite
- Fix Test class import
- Move several WalletSnapshotFixture parameters to const fields
* Add WalletDisplayValuesTest to cover the model class.
* Fix import after changes merged
* Use the new MonetarySeparatorsFixture in related tests
* Add a few basic Zatoshi -> USD conversion tests
* Turn on core lib desugaring for sdk-ext-ui-lib module
* Make WalletDisplayValues a data class
I think there may be some instances where this can help with recomposition
* Add preference key for fiat currency
This allows us to configure reading the value with observers correctly, even if we don’t allow the user to change it right now.
* Delegate symbol and formatting to JVM
* Add tests for Locale
Co-authored-by: Carter Jernigan <git@carterjernigan.com>
* [#209] Update Compose dependency to latest version 1.2.0-beta03
- Update dependency
- Align our integration tests with the new Compose requirements
- Add integration folder to tests, if missing
- Split integration tests, which require activity to separate classes
- Remove unnecessary custom activity for each integration app part and create one custom common activity
- Implement Downloadable fonts from Compose 1.2
- Update Third party licenses documentation
- Added automatic exception logging, registered in the Application object
- The design sends the exception to a second process, as the main process could be in a bad state when crashing. If we ever encounter problems with this design, it is easily toggleable to turn off with a boolean resource
- Reading the process name is a bit complex on older Android versions, so we leverage a ContentProvider (which runs prior to Application.onCreate()) to get the process name
- Added a simple logging mechanism for multiprocess and multithread log messages
- Refactored spackle-lib into spackle-lib (multiplatform) and spackle-android-lib
Co-authored-by: Honza <rychnovsky.honza@gmail.com>
- Basic screen UI scaffolding.
- Set up communication with Google Play in-app update API.
- Mocking communication with Google Play API.
- Added unit, UI and integration tests for the in-app update screen model, util, view and viewmodel classes.
- Added mock implementation of helper AppUpdateChecker class.
- Introduced ViewModel integration test.
- Filed issue for future manual testing of implemented in-app update mechanisms after the wallet app is released on Google Play.
- Implement FakeAppUpdateManager in AppUpdateCheckerMock instead of the ugly AppUpdateInfo instantiation - this affected the tests too.
Co-authored-by: Carter Jernigan <git@carterjernigan.com>
This moves the theme and common UI elements to a separate Gradle module.
This is a first step towards creating our own custom design system, as it would eventually allow hiding of Material Design from the rest of the app UI.
As part of this change, a new common utility module was created so that both the ui and ui-design modules can depend on it.
Alex
Honza Rychnovsky
Carter Jernigan