Abstract out the PurchaseWidget and use it for both monthly and yearly
purchases. The yearly purchases hasn't been enabled so far, as the IAPs
still need to be approved on iOS and the PageView widget I was using to
switch between the two options isn't giving me what I want.
Instead of showing a list of features which is incomplete we now show
just allow them to see the feature list. This however, doesn't show
up-coming features.
I was trying to make the PurchaseScreen prettier, but this doesn't work
with large fonts, for now I'm just going to go with a standard material
design *shrug*
We now have a list of all the features that are implemented, and we can
use that to show a kind of feature list which can be used to -
1. Move away from app rental model
2. Showcase a feature list; see WorkingCopy
Make it a ChageNotifier and try to access it through the Provider
instead of like a global variable. This way, the state is better
managed and it'll be easier to split out Settings into smaller classes.
This allows you to long press on a note and select it, thereby allowing
you to perform actions on it, without opening the note.
This is disabled for note, as it isn't completely implemented. I'm not
sure how to pass down the informatin on which Note is selected.
In some rare cases the note just doesn't get saved on disk - in those
cases instead of silently failing we will refuse to exit the note
editor, forcing the user to copy the note and paste it somewhere else in
order to not lose the date.
This isn't the best solution, but it prevents data loss, in a few edge
cases which I cannot reproduce.
Fixes#124
Putting a column inside a SingleChildScrollView is way way too complex.
There are lots of different solutions, and not all seem to work for me.
Also adjust the loading screen.
Disable the optimization of not checking for pro mode on boot. The
optimization fails and pro members cannot always get the pro features.
This is not good.
As a workaround, opening the but pro mode page also checks if already
purchased.
