MatrixChat was trying to display an error if the session failed to
restore, but it was never actually being shown because it was just
set as a member variable and therefore never actually caused
a re-render for the error to be displayed. Almost all errors are
caught by _restoreFromLocalStorage which displays the fancy dialog
if your session can't be restored, so I'm not convinced this ever
even tried to do anything anyway. Remove it.
To prevent the login screen from flashing when refreshing the app, use some state to indicate that a login is in progress, and OR that with the existing `loading` boolean to show the `<Spinner>` instead of the default `<Login>`.
This might be too invasive, and a default spinner may be better.
_onLoadCompleted happens straight away because Lifecycle finishes loading the session instantly when registration parameters (client_secret etc.) are set.
This follows from a small amount of refactoring done when RTS was introduced. Instead of setting the screen after sync, do it only after login.
This requires as-yet-to-be-PRd riot-web changes.
This includes:
- initialScreenAfterLogin, which can be used to set the screen after login, and represents the screen that would be viewed if the window.location at the time of initialising Riot were routed.
- guestCreds are now part of state, because otherwise they don't cause the login/registration views to update when set.
- instead of worrying about races and using this._setPage, use a dispatch.
Use the on_logged_in dispatch instead. Call setPage in one place, _onLoggedIn, when deciding which page to view on login. Change some require to import, var to const. Remove onTeamMemberRegistered and just use a nullable argument to onRegistered
For example, if someone ends up on /home somehow, just redirect to the directory instead of displaying a very awkward "File not found" plain text in the home page iFrame.
Use the first path segment to key off config.teamTokenMap, which contains a mapping to teamTokens. The client then behaves as before, keeping the path in the address bar constant with no redirects required.
David Baker