/(un)follow commands are marked as deprecated and link to the issue this PR is closing.
follow button on the usercard is removed completely
Co-authored-by: pajlada <rasmus.karlsson@pajlada.com>
Co-authored-by: Felanbird <41973452+Felanbird@users.noreply.github.com>
Also:
- Fixed capitalization of one method in `LoginDialog.cpp`
- Visually improved some strings in `LoginDialog.cpp`
- Added utility function getting clipboard content to `Clipboard.cpp`
- Made sure to use `crossPlatformCopy` in `UserInfoPopup.cpp`
- split everything into 2 separate labels, so we won't have any issues with dank dpi (like pajlada had) and no resizing to minimum size is required (which was apparently broken on Windows xd)
- decided to remove line, which is rather not visible / very small and can't be seen anyway
- added nice unicode characters for follow and sub label
- removed unnecessary QLabel include (which I believe was also introduced by me by an accident)
There's now a new (yet another, sigh) section in Settings -> General, which lets you set streamer mode to 'enable/disable/detect obs' and there are also separate settings for each of the things that streamer mode covers. I just have to add ping sounds and PR is ready to be merged :)
* Show "Streamer Mode" image as link thumbnails if applicable
* Moved hideViewerCountAndDuration to streamerMode settings
Set it to false by default (just how it used to be under /misc settings, also reworked live tooltip to be a bit prettier and say "<Streamer Mode>" in gray instead of "Live with <hidden> for <hidden> viewers"
* Added subage and followage information to usercard
We are using Leppunen's API here to determine user's subage to the current channel and since that API call also returns followage information I decided to utilize that and save ourselves an extra Helix API call.
I also added new files specifying new class and methods for Ivr API, which can be very easily expanded with new methods in the future if we ever have to do that.
When I was coding I also saw couple unnecessary nitpicks which I fixed :)
* Added changelog entry
* remove empty lambda
* Update UserInfoPopup.cpp
* xd
Co-authored-by: fourtf <tf.four@gmail.com>
This is done by deliberately setting and reading the enabled state of
the widget whenever the stateChanged event happens.
If the stateChanged event happens while the widget is not enabled, we
know the event must have been triggered by our "check user follow state"
event, and then we don't act upon that event
- /usercard command doesn't close imidiatelly
- removed "Dialog" window flag. It seems to be unnecessary and causes issues (on left-clicking user name it sometimes didnt render unless you clicked 2-3 times.
There's a Refresh button added to the popup to refresh the users messages in the popup. Not automatic now while we figure out how fast/slow it would be.
Co-authored-by: dnsge <sagedanielr@gmail.com>
There's a document in src/providers/twitch/api which describes how we interact with the Twitch API.
Keeping this up to date might be a healthy way for us to ensure we keep using the right APIs for the right job.
