- Check for secure context before attempting camera access
- Show clear user feedback when HTTPS is required
- Prevent confusing permission errors on insecure connections
- Add user-visible notification when camera access is denied
- Keep error message in UI for better visibility
- Pass notification timeout as second argument
- Add explicit duplicate contact check before database insertion
- Show warning notification when duplicate contact is detected
- Return early to prevent duplicate database entries
- Improve user feedback for duplicate contact scenarios
This change ensures users get clear feedback when scanning an already-added contact and prevents duplicate entries in the contacts database.
- Add cleanup promise to prevent concurrent cleanup operations
- Add proper component lifecycle tracking with isMounted flag
- Add isCleaningUp flag to prevent operations during cleanup
- Add debug level logging for better diagnostics
- Add structured error logging with stack traces
- Add proper error handling in component initialization
- Add proper cleanup of event listeners and camera resources
- Add proper handling of app pause/resume events
- Add proper error boundaries around camera operations
- Improve error message formatting and consistency
The QR scanner now properly handles lifecycle events, cleans up resources,
and provides better error diagnostics. This improves reliability on mobile
devices and prevents potential memory leaks.
- 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 detailed error logging for image upload failures
- Upgrade Gradle to 8.11.1 and Android build tools to 8.9.0
- Add Capacitor camera and filesystem modules to Android build
- Remove duplicate class attributes in ProjectsView and ClaimView
- Fix attribute ordering for better readability
- Replace this references with direct variable names in templates
- Update icon-size prop to use kebab-case
- Remove unnecessary comments and improve formatting
- Fix import organization in ProjectsView
This commit resolves Vue template errors and improves code consistency.
Add comprehensive JSDoc documentation to methods in HomeView.vue using standardized patterns:
- Add @callGraph sections to document method relationships and dependencies
- Add @chain sections to show complete call chains
- Add @requires sections to list state and parameter dependencies
- Add @modifies sections to document state changes
- Enhance parameter and return type documentation
- Standardize documentation format across all methods
Key methods enhanced:
- processRecord()
- extractClaim()
- extractGiverDid()
- getFulfillsPlan()
- shouldIncludeRecord()
- createFeedRecord()
This improves code maintainability by:
- Making method relationships explicit
- Documenting state dependencies
- Clarifying call chains
- Standardizing documentation format
- Add comprehensive JSDoc comments to HomeView and InfiniteScroll components
- Document method visibility (@public/@internal) and usage contexts
- Add clear references to where methods are called from (template, components, lifecycle)
- Include file-level documentation with component descriptions
- Document component dependencies and template usage
- Add parameter and return type documentation
- Clarify method call chains and dependencies
- Document event emissions and component interactions
This commit improves code maintainability by making method usage and
component relationships more explicit in the documentation.
- Add debouncing and loading state to InfiniteScroll component to prevent duplicate entries
- Refactor updateAllFeed into smaller, focused functions for better maintainability
- Add proper error handling and type assertions
- Optimize test performance with networkidle waits and better selectors
- Fix strict mode violations in Playwright tests
- Clean up test configuration by commenting out unused browser targets
- Fix TypeScript property error by using validRoutes constant
- Replace console.log with logger utility
- Fix string quote consistency
- Improve v-for loop variable naming
- Add proper type safety for route parameters
Technical Changes:
- Use VALID_DEEP_LINK_ROUTES constant for route list
- Add logger import and replace console.log calls
- Standardize string quotes to double quotes
- Rename v-for variable to avoid shadowing
- Add proper type assertions for route params
This improves code quality and type safety in the
DeepLinkErrorView component while maintaining consistent
coding standards.
- Improve test data generation and validation
- Add detailed logging of generated test data
- Implement robust validation of required fields
- Use ts-node script for test data generation
- Add fallback data generation with validation
- Enhance deeplink testing UX
- Add interactive prompts between tests
- Display detailed test progress and next steps
- Improve error handling and test skip logic
- Add comprehensive logging throughout test execution
- Improve DeepLinkErrorView
- Add detailed error information display
- Show debug information for parameters and queries
- Enhance UI with better styling and layout
- Add safe area spacing for iOS
- Refactor deeplink handling
- Standardize route definitions
- Improve parameter validation
- Add better error logging
- Split loadClaim into focused methods for better separation of concerns
- Add proper error handling and error messages
- Add JSDoc comments for all methods
- Extract URL parameter handling into dedicated method
- Improve gift confirmation and sharing workflows
The changes improve code maintainability by:
1. Breaking down monolithic methods into smaller, focused functions
2. Adding clear error handling and user feedback
3. Improving method documentation with JSDoc
4. Separating data fetching from processing logic
5. Making component behavior more predictable
- Add detailed JSDoc comments for all methods in DIDView
- Improve method descriptions and parameter documentation
- Group related methods with descriptive comments
- Add return type documentation where applicable
- Clarify method purposes and side effects
The changes improve code documentation by:
1. Adding clear method descriptions
2. Documenting parameters and return types
3. Explaining method behaviors and side effects
4. Grouping related functionality
5. Making code more maintainable
- Add confirm button functionality to ActivityListItem
- Implement confirmation logic in HomeView
- Add proper button state handling and validation
Technical Changes:
- Add canConfirm computed property to validate confirmation ability
- Add handleConfirmClick method with proper error handling
- Pass required props (isRegistered, activeDid, confirmerIdList)
- Add confirmation dialog with user verification
- Implement claim submission with proper cleanup
- Add visual feedback for button states
- Update feed after successful confirmation
UI/UX Improvements:
- Add disabled state styling for confirm button
- Show proper error messages for invalid confirmation attempts
- Add loading and success notifications
- Improve button accessibility with proper states
Bug Fixes:
- Make apiServer optional in settings type
- Fix settings update during registration
- Add proper type checking for claim confirmation
This adds the ability to confirm claims directly from the
activity feed with proper validation, error handling, and
user feedback. The confirmation flow matches the existing
claim view confirmation functionality.
- Split feed initialization into separate methods
- Add registration status verification
- Improve error handling and notifications
- Add JSDoc comments for better code documentation
- Make apiServer optional in settings type
The changes improve code organization by:
1. Breaking down monolithic initialization into focused methods
2. Adding proper type safety for optional settings
3. Improving error handling and user feedback
4. Adding clear documentation for methods
5. Separating concerns for feed, contacts and registration
- Added registration attempt to TypeScript DID generator to match Python version
- Added node-fetch and types for HTTP request
- Both scripts now show same UNREGISTERED_USER error from server
- Cleaned up package.json devDependencies formatting
Changes:
- Add real JWT example for invite testing
- Add detailed JWT payload documentation
- Update test-deeplinks.sh with valid claim IDs
- Add test case for single contact invite
- Improve test descriptions and organization
This improves test coverage by using real-world JWT examples
and valid claim identifiers.
Changes:
- Add detailed JSDoc headers to ContactImportView
- Add component-level documentation to ProjectViewView
- Document state management and data flow
- Add security considerations and usage examples
- Improve test script documentation and organization
- Add interface documentation for deep linking
This improves code maintainability by documenting component
architecture, workflows and integration points.
Jose Olarte III
Matthew Raymer
Trent Larson
Matthew Raymer