- finds resources & displays details using metadata-store
- supports creating new collections for groups
- supports creating new collections with new unmanaged group
- supports receiving invites for new (unmanaged) collections
In order to track & respond to all group-related metadata, hooks may
want to subscribe to the metadata-store in response to group creation.
In that case it is possible that there are no entries for the group-path
in group-indices yet.
This makes us fall back to the empty set in case group-indices has no
entry for the group-path yet.
The previous Tile.png for the Dojo module (Soto) was a stylized rendering of "barcen" and could be seen as confusing. Fixing up the image to appear more *actually* glyph-like.
Using existing styling classes found in chat, I've edited the Links module to retain an appearance/sizing that is more uniform with our Chat module interfaces
In order to track & respond to all app-related metadata, hooks may want to
subscribe to the metadata-store as the first thing they do on-init. In that case
it is exceedingly likely that there are no entries for the app-name in
app-indices yet.
This makes us fall back to the empty set in case app-indices has no entry for
the app-name yet.
This commit fixes a text and icon alignment issue noted by @matildepark. I've simply appended a class of `lh-solid` to items in module tab bars, and removed one case of v-top.
Basically, this PR includes a collection of edits made to the headers across each of our OS1 modules.
I flattened the font sizing, fixed edge margins/padding, and fixed some button copy in the case of the Contacts app.
Prior to this commit, the commmenting component had a styling value of `mt9`, which spaced it properly away from the bottom of the post text, but rendered it with zero spacing from the bottom of the viewport in the case of no comments, and pushed right up against new comments or page navigation in an unsightly manner. This value has been edited to `mv9`, to give the comments component proper breathing room from other components.
