It is now possible import and export decks. Decks can be imported from
OPML files. For each import a new deck is created. If the OPML file
contains nested `outline` tags, we will create one column for each
parent `outline` tag. Otherwise we will create a column named `Unknown`
and all sources to this column. When a deck is exported we will create
one `outline` tag for each column with it's sources as siblings.
Update Flutter to Version 3.24.0 and replace the deprecated `background`
and `onBackground` colors with `surface` and `onSurface`. Within this
migration we also adjusted the `onSecondary` color, so that the apps
look as before the update.
This commit fixes the password validations. In #130 we introduced some
stronger password policies to forbid weak passwords, but forgot to
change it in all places. Now the same rules are also applying when a
user changes his password or resets his password.
During the sign in we do not use the same rules, to not block users
which have already signed up, with a password which doesn't match the
rules.
Several widgets which where rendered within a modal bottom sheet didn't
used a `SafeArea` widget in the body of the `Scaffold` widget, so that
the action buttons on the bottom of the widget where not rendered in the
correct position.
Update the used Flutter version to 3.16.0 and all Flutter packages to
their latest version.
This commit also fixes all of the newly added analysis options and the
layout changes introduced with the new Flutter version (e.g. we have to
set the "tabAlignment" property in the "TabBar" widget).
Until now a user was always signed out from all devices when he clicked
on the "Sign Out" button in the settings. Now we will display a actions
modal bottom sheet where a user can select if he wants to sign out from
the current device or from all devices.
For this we pass the [SignOutScope] to the "signOut" function of
Supabase. if the scope is "local" the user will be signed out from the
current device. If the scope is "global" the user will be signed out
from all devices.
This commit improves the handling of tabs in the samll deck layout. We
are now saving the selected tabs index in the newly added
"LayoutRepository" so that we can reuse the selected tab when a user
switches between the small and large layout. We can now also set the tab
which should be initially selected in the large layout when a user
selects a column in the navigation rail. Last but not least we can also
reset the initial tab index when a user selects a new deck in the
settings, so that we always display the first column instead of the
column with the same index as it was selected in the previous deck.
The cached items in the "ItemsRepositoryStore" are now cleared when a
user selects an active deck in the settings and when a user signes out
of the app.
This is done to force a reload of the items in a column, when a user
switches between decks. For me this works better because, when I switch
between decks I manually trigger a reload for all columns, which is now
not necessary anymore.
This commit adds links to the privacy policy and terms & conditions to
the distributed apps as it is required for the in-app purchase
submission in the Apple App Store.
This commit also updates the terms & conditions to include a specify
section when FeedDeck is used via the Apple App Store, Google Play Store
or the Windows Store.
This commit introduces a new "profile-v2" edge function and deprecates
the "profile-v1" edge function. We decided to provide a new edge
function for all profile related operation to improve the handling of
the different operation the edge function is responsible for.
The main differences to the "profile-v1" functions are:
- Pass the operation id within the request url instead of the body of
the request.
- Move the operations for accounts (e.g. GitHub) to seperate files, to
improve the readability of the function.
- Do not require the "sourceType" anymore, instead we are using the
operation id and request method to determine the operation which
should be executed
- The request body is now only used for the data of the corresponding
account and not for any other information like the operation id and
source information.
We have to add in-app purchases for the iOS, macOS and Android store, so
that users can also get the premium features of the app without using
Stripe for payments.
The in-app purchases are only enabled when a user uses the app with the
default Supabase environment or with the Supabase environment provided
during build time. If a user uses his own Supabase instance, he will not
be able to upgrade to the premium tier via in-app purchases.
We are using RevenueCat for in-app purchases, which automatically sends
all the events for a user to the "revenuecat-webhooks-v1" edge function.
Depending on the received event we can then upgrade / downgrade the
users profile. To be able to use RevenueCat as an additional provider to
Stripe we also had to add a new "subscriptionProvider" provider column
to the "profiles" table, which stores the information via which provider
a user upgraded his account.
This commit adds a "Get Started" guide for the mobile and desktop
version of FeedDeck. The guide describes the basic concepts and settings
of the app to make it easier to get started with the FeedDeck.
This is also used for the review process in the different app stores to
make it easier to get the app approved.
The settings page now contains an info section, which is used to show
the current app version via the "package_info_plus" package, the link to
our website, the link to our GitHub repository and the link to our X
account.
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