- Forgot that we've concluded to not translate 'Premium/Premium+' and keep that as a product name. This is the same as competitors.
- For other instances of "Premium" in a longer string, we'll just have to communicate with translators to not translate it.
- Remove a few old strings.
This should be equivalent to the previous, just that the promises are stored in an object rather than variable. Benefits:
- Allows a single "prettier-ignore" to bypass the multiline import.
- Slightly less work when adding new modals by not having to create a named variable and handle the switch-case.
The webpack lazy-load syntax is unfortunately verbose, so this is the best I can come up with for now.
## Issue
- "Following" was showing up in place of "Featured"
- "Following" doesn't appear until livestreams are fetched, causing shifts.
When "Upcoming Livestreams" was implemented, it was trying to retain the original behavior of not showing "Following" title if that was the first in the list.
Not only is it a chicken-and-egg problem, but it causes extra renders due to the need to check if the other guys was rendered.
With FYP, there are now more combinations to handle.
## Change
Just show the title...
Was trying to save 1 state by assuming the homepage will be in a busy state and the ad-detection code will finish first. But this is not true for those with a small Following count.
- Variable names are for translators to determine the context, so choose more relevant names. e.g 'displayedInterval' and 'date_range' will not make much sense to a non-programmer.
- No need to localize dev-only strings.
- Various other fixes.
* Factor out lighthouse-result processing code for FYP re-use.
The FYP results will be in the same format as LH.
* Recsys: add ability to pass in specific uuid to use
For FYP, we want to pass the UUID as a param when searching for recommendations. The search comes before the recsys entry creation, so we need to generate the UUID first when searching, and then tell recsys to use that specific ID.
* Redux: fetch and store FYP
Note that the gid cannot be used as "hash" for the uri list -- it doesn't necessarily change when the list changes, so we can't use it to optimize redux. For now, just always update/render when re-fetched.
* UI for FYP
* Mark rendered FYPs
* Pass the FYP ID down the same way as Collection ID
Not ideal, but at least it's in the same pattern as existing code for now. The whole prop-drilling problem with the claim components will be fixed together later.
* Include 'gid' and 'uuid' in recommendation search
* Allow users to mark recommendations that they dislike
* Pass auth-token to all FYP requests + remove beacon use
beacons are unreliable and often blocked
* Only show FYP for members
* FYP readme page
* small fixes
* fyp
Co-authored-by: Thomas Zarebczan <thomas.zarebczan@gmail.com>
* various cleanups
* more touchups
* select currency to use based on location
* fix sidebar
* fixing strings and other touchups
* refactor and do proper string interpolation
* fix stripe error
* text bugfix
* Adjust help
Co-authored-by: Thomas Zarebczan <thomas.zarebczan@gmail.com>
Ticket: 1079 Support geoblocking channels/videos
## Changes
- Replaced the .env version with iapi version.
- Includes 'videos' blocking and custom messages.
* Homepage-Following: insert instead of replace when ad-blocker is detected.
`window.odysee_ad_blocker_detected` was not meant to be used outside of `<Ads>`, since it wouldn't spark a GUI update. But since homepages are rendered several times, perhaps it doesn't matter and we can skip adding to redux for now.
* Handle uBlock origin
If refreshed via "Clear Cache and Hard Reload", the detection method fails, but it does perform an internal redirect, so treat that as a failure.
* Add last used collection to right click menu.
* Small fix for last used collection when it's a published collection.
* Update last used collection when a collection is pending or published.
* Small refactor to get the last used collection.
We need to store the resolved claims first before marking COLLECTION_ITEMS_RESOLVE_COMPLETED, otherwise the GUI still sees undefined claims.
798 just accidentally flipped the order due to refactoring, I believe. It's now back to original.
Closes 916 "NaN in Total Staked Amount"
Contemplated putting the fallback into `<CreditAmount>` itself, but decided to minimize testing. Not sure if there are clients that would rely on NaN being used.
