A setting has been added to allow users to select which page should be
opened first. This allows for using Sailfin as a music player
exclusively, as proposed in #34
Special care has been taken to avoid the user being locked out from the
app, for when the library selected as home has been deleted on the
server side. It is real tricky to guide the user to delete dconf keys.
Therefore, a pulley menu with access to settings has been added to all
collection pages and to the unknown page. Additionally, when the setting
is changed, it throws away the entire pagestack and replaces it with the
new home page + the settings page, so the user can always navigate back.
The navigation history of the user will get lost, but otherwise the
implementation gets to complex for a feature that is expected to be used
not that often.
This uses more timers than I hoped for, because otherwise things are
undefined for some reason which I do not know and using timers solves
it. :(
Deduplicated code in the NarrowAlbumCover and WideAlbumCover.
Additionally, this fixes a bug where the NarrowAlbumCover would behave
wrongly with album covers with an aspect ratio not equal to 1.0.
Resolves #22
I reused the AlbumDetailPage for playlists, as both are very similar. If
they end up being too different, I might want to look into splitting
them up, but for now it will do.
* Fixed pulleyindicator staying busy in collectionpage
* PlaybackBar now correctly disables next/previous buttons
* AppWindow now handles the pushing for pages when an items needs to be
visited.
* Clicking on an item of type audio now starts the audio player
* Show the now playing cover when playing an item, otherwise show the
collection cover.
* ItemModelLoaders now correctly expose list properties of non-built-in
Qt objects
* toString is now implemented for lists, fixing some query
construction code.
* PlaybackManager now clears the playlist when playing a single item to
prevent weird behaviour.
* The covers are slightly updated.
Covers should now work when at least the playbackManager is playing.
Covers based on the currently displayed item on the page does not work
yet.
The CoverPage has been revamped to use 1 model and 1 PathView to animate
the items for cleaner code.
- PlaybackManager now takes ownership of set items
- PlaybackManager can play items just by their itemId, avoids useless
item creation on the QML side of things.
- Allow calling Jellyfin::registerTypes with a different URI
- Minor code cleanup
* [backend]: Websocket now automatically tries to reconnect if connection was lost, up to 3 times.
* [backend]: Move more playback and resume logic to the backend, to avoid having it in multiple places within the QML. Regression: pausing playback sometimes halts the video player for an unknown reason.
* [playback]: Sailfin will try to play without the server transcoding, if possible.
* [ui]: added a debug page in the settings
* [ui] Added: Blurry previews of images before they are loaded
Also fixes a bug where ApiModel would remove items that already started
with a lowecase letter or didn't start with a letter at all.
* [UI] Improved: error handling should be slightly better
* [UI] Improved: settings now show the user name and picture instead of the user id if network is available.
The websocket now notifies the ApiClient, on which several models and
items are listening, when the userData for an user has changed. The UI
on the qml side may automatically updates without any extra effort.
This also resolves a bug where videos didn't resume after +/- 3:40 due
to an integer overflow.
I finally got deserializing lists working. Exposing them to QML was not
a trivial task either. Note that I didn't do it the clean way. Nested
lists are not supported. But it works!
Because I got so frustarted at one point trying to implement things the
right way, I restructured the project to seperate the Sailfish code from
the Qt code and created a new, empty desktop project. The Qt code has
been transformed into a happy little library, to which the Sailfish OS
application links.
Note that QMake doesn't seem to strip the library for some reason.
Chris Josten
