Moos vybes edit

[IvaTomevska]

Editing all copy to reflect the change of the price of a vybe from €50 to €5

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated meta description content on the homepage from mentioning "Traditional Dream Factory (TDF) in Abela, Portugal" to "Foz in Portugal."
  • Added a new section for token sale with conditional rendering based on availability.
  • Dynamically render a "Volunteer" link in the GuestMenu component.
  • Refactored logic for handling image display in the PeekIntoFuture component.
  • Updated conditional rendering logic in the RedeemCredits component.
  • Added a new optional className prop to the Modal component.
  • Introduced a new boolean parameter isVolunteeringEnabled in the getLinks function of the MemberMenu component.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted the conditional check for isNotPaid in the BookingListPreview component.
  • Modified the code to handle the current date comparison within the EventsList component.

• Documentation

  • Updated strings in base.json related to booking durations, email functionality, and configuration options.
  • Rephrased content in en.json to emphasize token benefits and environmental impact.
  • Restructured content in moos.json related to Vybes and redemption options.

• Refactor

  • Restructured logic for video handling, screen size detection, and content rendering in various components.
  • Refactored the PeekIntoFuture component to use a custom Modal for image display.
  • Updated the conditional rendering logic within the RedeemCredits component.
  • Refactored the Modal component to include a new optional className prop.
  • Enhanced logic for determining the visibility of the 'Volunteer' link in the MemberMenu component.

• Chores

  • Updated the platformAllowedConfigs array to include 'volunteering' in the config.ts file.
  • Adjusted the styling of headings in the Ama component.
  • Modified the API call in TokenBuyWidget to fetch a specific number of listings.
  • Added new properties to the configDescription array in the config.ts file.
  • Added new strings in base.json related to booking durations and configuration options.

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Walkthrough

The changes across various files include updates to meta descriptions, video handling, state management, UI adjustments, and content restructuring. These alterations enhance functionality, improve user experience, and introduce new features like video autoplay, token sale sections, and dynamic UI elements.

Changes

Files	Change Summaries
apps/foz/pages/index.tsx apps/lios/pages/index.tsx apps/moos/pages/index.tsx	Meta description updates, video handling, state management, and UI adjustments.
apps/moos/config.ts apps/moos/pages/support-us/index.tsx	Configuration updates for volunteering and refactored state management.
apps/tdf/__tests__/pages/volunteer.test.tsx apps/tdf/pages/index.tsx	Testing setup enhancements and content restructuring for improved user engagement.
packages/closer/components/...	Styling adjustments, component logic refinements, and content rephrasing.

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