- Deleted ContactScanView.vue and its route from the router.
- Renamed ContactQRScanView.vue to ContactQRScanFullView.vue.
- Updated all router paths, names, and references for consistency.
- Fixed related links and imports to use the new view/component name.
- Removed automatic call to startCameraPreview() from mounted() lifecycle hook
- Camera preview (and permission prompt) now only starts in open(), triggered by user action
- Prevents unnecessary permission prompts on page load and improves UX
- Cleaned up all alert() calls used for diagnosing camera access issues on mobile browsers
- Camera preview now starts without pop-up interruptions
- Retained logging and user notifications for error handling and diagnostics
- Change base image from node:22-alpine to node:22-alpine3.20
- Resolves package installation issues with Alpine 3.21 repositories
- Ensures stable access to build dependencies (python3, gcc, etc.)
This change fixes the Docker build process by using a more stable
version of Alpine Linux that has reliable package repositories.
- Format Vue template attributes and event handlers for better readability
- Reorganize component props and event bindings
- Improve error handling and state management in QR scanner
- Add proper aria labels and accessibility attributes
- Refactor camera state handling in WebInlineQRScanner
- Clean up promise handling in WebPlatformService
- Standardize string quotes to double quotes
- Improve component structure and indentation
No functional changes, purely code style and maintainability improvements.
- Updated ImageMethodDialog.vue to accept an isRegistered prop and show "Register to Upload a Photo" message instead of upload UI when not registered.
- Updated AccountViewView.vue to pass isRegistered to ImageMethodDialog and replace all profile photo add/upload buttons with the same message for unregistered users.
- Ensures consistent UX and prevents unregistered users from accessing any photo upload features.
Dynamic padding to clear certain iOS UI elements such as the notch, dynamic island and gesture bar, to ensure they don't overlap with our own UI elements.
- Replace all console.log statements with appropriate logger methods in QRScannerDialog.vue
- Replace console.log statements with logger methods in WebDialogQRScanner.ts
- Fix TypeScript type for failsafeTimeout from 'any' to 'unknown'
- Update LogCollector.ts to use 'unknown' type instead of 'any'
- Add eslint-disable comments for console overrides in LogCollector
This change improves logging consistency across the application by using the centralized logger utility, which provides better error handling, log persistence, and environment-aware logging.
- Update QRScannerDialog.vue to handle both array and object detection results in onDetect fallback logic (supports vue-qrcode-reader returning arrays).
- Ensure dialog closes and scan is processed for all detection result shapes.
- Use arrow function for close() to guarantee correct binding with vue-facing-decorator.
- Add enhanced logging for all dialog lifecycle and close/cleanup events.
- In WebDialogQRScanner, use direct mount result (not $refs) for dialogComponent to ensure correct instance.
- Add sessionId and improved logging for dialog open/close/cleanup lifecycle.
- Display prominent, actionable error banners in QR scanner dialog for camera access issues
- Add troubleshooting tips for common camera errors (no device, denied, in use, HTTPS)
- Enhance error handling and logging in WebDialogQRScanner for device detection and permissions
- Use proper type narrowing for promise handling in QRScannerDialog to resolve linter errors
- Improve user experience and clarity when camera access fails or is unavailable
- Add always-visible debug panel to QRScannerDialog to confirm template updates
- Simplify onInit signature and add alert to verify @init event is firing
- Refine error handling in onInit for clarity during debugging
- Bump version string in QRScannerDialog to include build number for cache-busting and verification
- Add debugMessage UI panel to display internal state and debug info directly in the dialog
- Add alert() and debugMessage updates at key points in QR scanner initialization for device-visible feedback
- Adds a 4-second timeout to force initialization complete if the QR scanner promise never resolves
- Prevents UI from being stuck on "Checking camera access..." when camera is active but init promise hangs
- Retains retry logic for transient initialization failures
- Retries QR scanner initialization up to 3 times if it fails, with a delay between attempts
- Improves user experience on slow or delayed camera hardware/browser permission responses
- Updates status message to reflect retry attempts
- Add detailed camera status and initialization feedback\n- Implement proper error handling with specific error messages\n- Add camera switching functionality with visual indicator\n- Improve TypeScript types with DetectionResult interface\n- Fix duplicate onError method with consolidated error handling\n- Add version display (v1.1.0)\n- Enhance UI with better status indicators and debug info\n- Clean up code formatting and improve maintainability
- Add status messages for different scanning states (initializing, scanning, error)
- Add visual feedback with color-coded scanning frame and animations
- Add camera switch button for toggling between front/back cameras
- Add scanning instructions and tips in the footer
- Add retry button for error recovery
- Improve error handling and state management
- Add browser compatibility message for unsupported browsers
This change improves the user experience by providing clear visual feedback
and guidance during the QR code scanning process.
- Add browser capability detection logging (userAgent, mediaDevices, getUserMedia)
- Add detailed error logging with stack traces and error names
- Add new event handlers for detect and error events
- Add logging for key scanning events (init, detect, decode, close)
- Improve error handling with structured error objects
This change will help diagnose QR code registration issues by providing
more detailed information about the scanning process and any errors that occur.
- Enhance JWT extraction with unified path handling and validation
- Add debouncing to prevent duplicate scans
- Improve error handling and logging throughout QR flow
- Add proper TypeScript interfaces for QR scan results
- Implement mobile app lifecycle handlers (pause/resume)
- Enhance logging with structured data and consistent levels
- Clean up scanner resources properly on component destroy
- Split contact handling into separate method for better organization
- Add proper type for UserNameDialog ref
This commit improves the reliability and maintainability of the QR code
scanning functionality while adding better error handling and logging.
- Implement robust QR scanner factory with platform detection
- Add proper camera permissions to Android manifest
- Improve error handling and logging across scanner implementations
- Add continuous scanning mode for Capacitor/MLKit scanner
- Enhance UI feedback during scanning process
- Fix build configuration for proper platform detection
- Clean up resources properly in scanner components
- Add TypeScript improvements and error wrapping
The changes include:
- Adding CAMERA permission to AndroidManifest.xml
- Setting proper build flags (__IS_MOBILE__, __USE_QR_READER__)
- Implementing continuous scanning mode for better UX
- Adding proper cleanup of scanner resources
- Improving error handling and type safety
- Enhancing UI with loading states and error messages
- Add @capawesome/capacitor-file-picker dependency
- Update DataExportSection UI text to reflect new file picker behavior
- Implement file picker in CapacitorPlatformService
- Add debug logging for path handling
- Fix logger to show messages in Capacitor environment
WIP: File path handling still needs refinement
- Add PlatformCapabilities interface to define available features
- Remove isWeb(), isCapacitor(), isElectron(), isPyWebView() methods
- Update platform services to implement getCapabilities()
- Refactor DataExportSection to use capability checks instead of platform checks
- Improve platform abstraction and separation of concerns
- Make platform-specific logic more maintainable and extensible
This change decouples components from specific platform implementations,
making the codebase more maintainable and easier to extend with new platforms.
Trent Larson
Jose Olarte III
Matt Raymer
Matthew Raymer