We need UX elements to expose connectivity information

[yaronyg]

#63 will add events to the replication manager to state when we have discovered someone and when we are connected to the. So now we need a way to expose that information in the UX so that people can quickly see if they have successfully found/connected to anyone.

[deadlyfingers]

A toggle button can be added into Postcard toolbar to show/hide console log.

[deadlyfingers]

Also add button to delete doucments db here

[deadlyfingers]

I have a developer interface available to help show this, but need to wire up the native console logs to the webview textarea... or will this be done with Thali logger?

[yaronyg]

11/3 - There is an interface that is here but it needs to be wired up.

[deadlyfingers]

@mattpodwysocki what I do need to get native logs in the webview textarea console. Is it just a case of making a route for thalilogger function - if so is it a stream?

[deadlyfingers]

Matt is going to fire an event using socket.io which I can listen to and update the webview textarea.

[mattpodwysocki]

@deadlyfingers here is the way to emit both the network changed data as well as the peers:

manager._emitter.on('peerAvailabilityChanged', function (peers) {
  io.emit('peerAvailabilityChanged', peers); // this is a list of peers, pick peerName if you want or peerIdentifier
});

manager._emitter.on('networkChanged', function (isAvailable) {
  io.emit('networkChanged', isAvailable);
});

[deadlyfingers]

@DrJukka noticed an issue while testing networkChanged on Android
postcard app becomes unresponsive.

PostcardApp is not responding.
Would you like to close it?

• To recreate turn on Aeroplane mode.

[DrJukka]

Can we reproduce this and have logs ?