- 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
- Refactor writeFile method to properly handle Android Storage Access Framework (SAF) URIs
- Update path construction for Android to use Download directory with correct permissions
- Enhance error handling and logging throughout file operations
- Add detailed logging for debugging file system operations
- Fix permission checking logic to handle "File does not exist" case correctly
- Improve error messages and stack traces in logs
- Add timestamp to all log entries for better debugging
- Use proper directory types (ExternalStorage for Android, Documents for iOS)
- Add UTF-8 encoding specification for file writes
This is a work in progress as we're still seeing permission issues with Android file writing.
- 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.
- Replace direct camera library with platform-agnostic `PlatformService`
- Move platform-specific image processing logic to respective platform implementations
- Introduce `ImageResult` interface for consistent image handling across platforms
- Add support for native camera and image picker across all platforms
- Simplify `PhotoDialog` by removing platform-specific logic
- Maintain existing cropping and upload functionality
- Improve error handling and logging throughout
- Clean up UI for better user experience
- Add comprehensive documentation for usage and architecture
**BREAKING CHANGE:** Removes direct camera library dependency in favor of `PlatformService`
This change improves separation of concerns, enhances maintainability, and standardizes cross-platform image handling.
- Change package name from app.timesafari.app to app.timesafari
- Fix ADB connection issues with server restart and retries
- Add interactive test flow with user prompts between tests
- Generate test data locally instead of external script
- Add proper cleanup of readline interface
- Fix URL scheme registration in Android manifest
Technical changes:
1. Remove duplicate SDK suppression entries
2. Update Gradle and build configurations
3. Add retry logic for flaky ADB connections
4. Add proper error handling for test data generation
5. Update all package references consistently
The changes improve Android testing by:
1. Making package naming consistent
2. Adding reliability to ADB connections
3. Adding user control over test flow
4. Providing better test progress visibility
5. Improving error handling and logging
- Remove redundant test-deeplinks.sh script
- Update run-deeplink-tests.sh with improved timeout
- Remove unused secp256k1-sign script
- Remove deprecated new_flow scripts
- Clean up test script directory
Technical Changes:
- Increase default timeout from 5 to 10 seconds
- Remove Python/TypeScript DID generation scripts
- Remove redundant deep link test script
- Remove unused crypto signing script
This simplifies the test script directory by removing
deprecated scripts and consolidating deep link testing
into a single, more reliable script.
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer
Trent Larson