// help-data.jsx — TrinityOne Help content (source: help-content.md), structured for layout.
// window.HelpData. Block types: p | list | steps | do | dont | rule | note | callout
window.HelpData = {
  intro: 'Short, friendly guides for keeping your account and giving safe. Take your time — and ask anyone at church if you’d like a hand.',
  articles: [
    {
      id: 'welcome',
      illo: 'shield',
      title: 'How TrinityOne keeps you safe & private',
      summary: 'TrinityOne is different from most apps — in a good way.',
      minutes: 2,
      blocks: [
        { type: 'list', items: [
          { lead: 'No account, no password, no email.', text: 'There’s nothing to sign up for and nothing to forget.' },
          { lead: 'Your phone holds a private “key” that is you.', text: 'It’s made for you automatically and stays on your phone. It’s how your church knows it’s really you.' },
          { lead: 'You stay anonymous unless you choose a name.', text: 'No phone number, no real name. Pick a friendly name your church sees — or stay “Anonymous”.' },
          { lead: 'No company in the middle.', text: 'Not even we can read into your account or reset it for you.' },
        ] },
        { type: 'callout', tone: 'gold', text: 'Wonderful for privacy — but it means one thing is now yours to do: a short backup. The next guide is the most important one. Please read it.' },
      ],
    },
    {
      id: 'words',
      illo: 'paper',
      title: 'Your 12 words',
      summary: 'The single most important thing. Think of them as the only key to a safe.',
      minutes: 3,
      star: true,
      blocks: [
        { type: 'p', text: 'When you set up, TrinityOne shows you 12 little words — your “recovery phrase”.' },
        { type: 'callout', tone: 'clay', text: 'As long as you have these 12 words, you can always get back into your account — even on a new phone. If you lose your phone and don’t have them written down, no one can get the account back for you. There’s no “forgot password”, because there’s no password and no company holding a copy.' },
        { type: 'steps', label: 'What to do — once', items: [
          'When the app shows your 12 words, write them on paper, in order, by hand.',
          'Keep the paper somewhere safe at home — with important documents, or a safe.',
          'Optional: write a second copy and keep it in a different safe place.',
          'Tick “I’ve saved it” in the app.',
        ] },
        { type: 'dont', items: [
          'Don’t take a photo or screenshot of them.',
          'Don’t type them into a text, email, or any website.',
          'Don’t tell anyone the words — not even someone claiming to be from the church or support.',
        ] },
        { type: 'rule', text: 'The 12 words live on paper, not on a screen — and only you have them.' },
      ],
    },
    {
      id: 'name',
      illo: 'face',
      title: 'Setting up your name & picture',
      summary: 'Be recognised in chat without giving any personal details.',
      minutes: 2,
      blocks: [
        { type: 'list', items: [
          { lead: 'Name', text: 'Tap your circle at the top, choose Display name, and type a friendly name — e.g. “Maria from Tuesday group”. Leave it blank to stay Anonymous.' },
          { lead: 'Picture', text: 'Choose a colour with your initial, or pick a small picture from the gallery. You can’t upload a photo — that keeps everyone private.' },
        ] },
        { type: 'note', text: 'You can change these any time. They’re the only things others see — never your phone number, email, or real name.' },
      ],
    },
    {
      id: 'restore',
      illo: 'phone',
      title: 'Getting a new phone',
      summary: 'This is exactly why you wrote down your 12 words.',
      minutes: 2,
      blocks: [
        { type: 'steps', label: 'Move to a new phone', items: [
          'Install TrinityOne on the new phone.',
          'On the welcome screen, choose “Restore” (or open your identity screen → Restore).',
          'Type your 12 words in order.',
          'You’re back — same name, same groups.',
        ] },
        { type: 'callout', tone: 'sage', text: 'If you don’t have the 12 words and the old phone is gone, that account can’t be recovered — you’d simply start fresh. So keep that paper safe.' },
      ],
    },
    {
      id: 'scams',
      illo: 'noask',
      title: 'Staying safe from scams',
      summary: 'Because you’re in charge of your own key, a few simple rules keep you safe.',
      minutes: 2,
      blocks: [
        { type: 'list', items: [
          { lead: 'No one will ever need your 12 words.', text: 'The church won’t ask. We won’t ask. Support won’t ask. Anyone who asks is trying to take your account — and any money in it.' },
          { lead: 'We’ll never ask you to “verify” your words.', text: 'Any message asking you to confirm your words or key is not from us.' },
          { lead: 'If something feels off, pause.', text: 'Ask a trusted person at church before doing anything.' },
        ] },
        { type: 'rule', text: 'If in doubt: don’t share, don’t type them in. Close the app and ask someone you trust.' },
      ],
    },
    {
      id: 'wallet',
      illo: 'wallet',
      title: 'The giving wallet',
      summary: 'Give to your church straight from the app, using Lightning.',
      minutes: 2,
      soon: true,
      blocks: [
        { type: 'list', items: [
          { lead: 'Protected by the same 12 words.', text: 'Your wallet uses the same recovery phrase as your account — so backing them up protects your giving too.' },
          { lead: 'Keep only a little in it.', text: 'Like cash in a purse, not your savings.' },
          { lead: 'Giving can be anonymous.', text: 'Your church sees the gift, not your name, if you choose.' },
          { lead: 'You always see a confirmation.', text: 'You’ll know every gift went through.' },
        ] },
        { type: 'note', text: 'We’ll add full step-by-step giving help when this feature arrives.' },
      ],
    },
    {
      id: 'steward',
      illo: 'qr',
      title: 'Help from a steward',
      summary: 'If setting up yourself feels daunting, you don’t have to do it alone.',
      minutes: 2,
      blocks: [
        { type: 'p', text: 'A leader or steward at your church can create an identity for you and hand it over with a simple QR code (a square barcode). You just:' },
        { type: 'steps', label: 'With a steward’s help', items: [
          'Open TrinityOne → Restore / Scan invite.',
          'Point your camera at the QR code they show you.',
          'That’s it — you’re in, no typing.',
        ] },
        { type: 'callout', tone: 'sage', text: 'They can also help you write down your 12 words, so your account is safely backed up from day one. Ask anyone at church — they’ll be glad to help.' },
      ],
    },
  ],
  card: {
    title: 'Your TrinityOne account = your 12 words',
    lines: [
      { icon: 'paper', text: 'Write them on paper, in order. Keep the paper safe at home.' },
      { icon: 'noask', text: 'Never photograph, type online, or share them.' },
      { icon: 'phone', text: 'New phone? Use the 12 words to restore.' },
      { icon: 'shield', text: 'Anyone asking for your words is a scammer. The church will never ask.' },
    ],
  },
};