We have updated the Python library Textual - it was a really time-consuming task. We use this library to implement TUI (text-based user interface). The update of the library required many internal changes as we were upgrading from 0.83.0 to 2.1.2 and we needed to adjust to the breaking changes. We have also made a bunch of smaller fixes and improvements - the most important is the change in the moment of saving the information in the profile (now it is saved right after actions that modify the profile while previously it was saved only when locking or exiting the app).
There is a new option, Palette, available in the bottom right corner. After clicking it, you will see the list of commands. The most interesting are ‘Change theme’ and ‘Show keys and help panel’. This option may seem trivial - to be a completely irrelevant bells and whistle, but please imagine that your terminal is unable to properly display the application. Then the option to change the theme can significantly improve its readability.
Now, you can choose Clive's theme.
After clicking on the Change theme, you will see the list of possible themes.
There are eleven defined themes to choose from, it is up to you what themes fit your mood ;)
In the Palette, there is also a Show keys and help panel command available. It displays all the shortcuts/key bindings that can be used in the current context (screen/widget).
We removed the validation that required a working account to be set when importing a new private key. This change was implemented in both the CLI (command line interface) and the TUI (text-based user interface).
We adjusted most operations to the new requirements in previous releases. This time, we changed the following operations:
The screens for these operations are now dialog screens with buttons: Add to cart, Finalize transaction and Cancel.
Example of the screen for canceling the transfer from savings:
In the TUI, this feature has been available for a while - you can specify a time for auto-lock during login. Now we have added a similar option to the CLI.
If you want to unlock a profile permanently, you can still do it using the following commands:
clive unlock or clive unlock [profile name]
Example of unlocking Clive permanently:
If you want to set an unlock time, you can use the following commands:
clive unlock --unlock-time [minutes] or clive unlock [profile name] --unlock-time [minutes]
Example of unlocking Clive where it will be locked after 5 minutes:
Now you can manage your known accounts from the CLI as well as TUI.
If you want to add a new known account, use a command:
clive configure known-account add [account name].
If you want to remove the known account from your known account list, use a command:
clive configure known-account remove [account name].
Example of managing the known accounts list:
Complete list of corrected issues
The scripts that allow you to run Clive are here:
https://gtg.openhive.network/get/clive/
