QR amount input #105
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Thanks for the PR. The feature was already suggested before a couple of times and we have an implementation in mind (which we couldn't get to implementing yet). Since we prefer that implementation over this one, we won't be merging this one. |
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This PR adds an amount input field to the receive sheet so it can be prefilled by the scanning device. The feature was suggested here
The current QR implementation creates the QR widget ahead of time and passes it into the receive sheet for performance reasons. I decided to keep it like this for the initial render. The QR widget is redrawn as the user enters the amount. I also tested only redrawing on blur/enter, but it didn't feel as nice IMO. If there is another approach that is preferable to this, let me know!
The input supports both NANO and local currency inputs which is converted to raw on the fly. This should be especially useful as a POS device for merchants with items listed in their native currency, since no separate currency calculation is needed.