* Add tests for ImportWithSeedPhrase#parseSeedPhrase
* Handle importing whitespace-only seed phrases
Fixes#6694
This changeset fixes our parsing of seed phrases during import to handle the
case where a user tries to import a seed phrase that consists solely of whitespace.
We no longer produce an error and instead treat it as an incorrect seed phrase.
* Handle importing more invalid seed phrases
The back button on the import seed phrase page leaves the Redux store
with `appState.forgottenPassword` set to true, which prevents the user
from logging in. That flag is now unset when the user leaves the page.
Fixes#6740
Refactor the AccountDetailsModal to follow newer conventions. Changes
include:
- Create a directory for the component with separate files for the
component, the container, and the entrypoint.
- Use jsx rather than hyperscript
Fixes#6741
The source maps generated previously were mapping the bundled files to
the post-Babel files - they weren't showing mapping to the source files
as written.
It looks like this was a result of `reactify` being used in addition to
babel - that transformation must have dropped the source maps.
`reactify` still needs to be listed as a dependency because it is
an unlisted requirement of the `boron` package, which we use. We don't
need to use it to create our bundles though, as Babel already performs
the transformations we need.
There is currently a bug in chrome that prevents reading source maps
from a local file [0]. This was preventing Chrome DevTools from using
our JavaScript source maps, where were saved as `.map` files. To work
around this problem the source maps are now generated inline, which
seems to work fine.
The only other browser I tested this with was Firefox, which works both
before and after this change.
[0]: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=931675
Omit requiring mocha to be installed globally; this is not required
for any of the listed commands. Also update the `lint` command to use
the npm script, as the gulp command referenced doesn't exist.
The `watch` npm script did not work - it must have gone unused for some
time. The following changes were required for it to work:
* Use the `--watch` flag, rather than the `watch` command (which appears
to not exist)
* Set the `METAMASK_ENV` environment variable to "test"
* Include the tests in the `ui` directory
* require the `test/setup.js` file before running the tests
The reporter was also changed to `min`, which is generally recommended
for use with the `--watch` flag.
