- Centralize all registration notice logic within upgraded RegistrationNotice component
- Clean up unused methods and imports in HomeView and AccountViewView
- Customizable message to maintain original contextual wordings unique to each view
Component is now more focused and follows Vue.js best practices
for conditional rendering.
- Use PlatformServiceMixin for platform and database access
- Replace manual PlatformService instantiation with mixin methods/properties
- Use $contacts() for contact export
- Use capabilities for platform checks in template and logic
- Remove unused imports and redundant code
- Lint clean
- Use PlatformServiceMixin for platform and database access
- Replace manual PlatformService instantiation with mixin methods/properties
- Use $contacts() for contact export
- Use capabilities for platform checks in template and logic
- Remove unused imports and redundant code
- Lint clean
- Created RegistrationNotice.vue using vue-facing-decorator (class-based, TypeScript, @Component, @Prop, @Emit).
- Moved registration prompt (yellow box) and "Share Your Info" button into the new component.
- Replaced original registration notice markup in AccountViewView.vue with <RegistrationNotice />.
- Passed isRegistered and show props, and wired up @share-info event to a new placeholder openShareDialog() method.
- Added placeholder openShareDialog() with a TODO for future implementation.
- Ensured all linter errors are resolved and code is consistent with project conventions.
- Created RegistrationNotice.vue using vue-facing-decorator (class-based, TypeScript, @Component, @Prop, @Emit).
- Moved registration prompt (yellow box) and "Share Your Info" button into the new component.
- Replaced original registration notice markup in AccountViewView.vue with <RegistrationNotice />.
- Passed isRegistered and show props, and wired up @share-info event to a new placeholder openShareDialog() method.
- Added placeholder openShareDialog() with a TODO for future implementation.
- Ensured all linter errors are resolved and code is consistent with project conventions.
Jose Olarte III
Matthew Raymer