Set up cloud provider and attach it to the VM. Obtain information about cloud host and username from props.

GUI includes its own Intl provider (react-intl supports nested intl providers) that works within the www intl provider.

Restore the app-state provider intl provider and app-stat-hoc for the stand-alone gui so that IE can function enough to put up the unsupported browser.

We do not need these events when in fullscreen or player mode, and even if they do not change anything, the dispatch takes time.

This also re-requests a vm.emitTargetsUpdate when transitioning from fullscreen/player back to editor mode to make sure the most recent data is shown.

This prevents a tutorial with no urlId being returned in the case of no tutorial query param

Nice catch @kchadha!

Good catch @kchadha!

And start just creating assets to hand to the VM. Towards https://github.com/LLK/scratch-vm/issues/1577

made remixing, saving as copy states; made project state naming more consistent

changed meaning of canCreateNew to true creation

fixed project-saver-hoc test

removed Remix option from standalone player menu; renamed canSaveAsCopy to canCreateCopy

added parenthesis missing from rebase

fixed create new test

* Adding 2 HoC Tutorials

* HoC Tutorials

* HoC Tutorials

* Add a space after ‘apple’ in the join block

* Fix integration test

This is taking advantage of the fact that react-intl can support nested IntlProviders. GUI will use it’s own ConnectedIntlProvider, that maintains the translations in redux, while www will continue to have it’s own IntlProvider that is initialized when the page loads.

Moving the IntlProvider into GUI meant that nothing in the playground can use injectIntl, so the default project name needed to move into the component instead of being in the reducer.

The Localization HOC is added, it takes an optional onSetLanguage handler, so www can pass a function that will set the cookie that www needs.