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Chris Josten
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The playback queue is now kept in sync with the playback queue of the remote jellyfin instance the manager is controlling. Some additional guards were added in place in the shuffle and playlist algorithm, since the situation can occur where the now playing index falls outside of the playing playlist. This happens because when the an playlist update is received, we need to do another HTTP request before we know which items are in the queue, while the now playing index has been updated. This is a not-optimal way to fix that, but it works well enough for now and a better solution can be implemented later. (Hello, person in the future reading the git blame output!) |
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| dbus | ||
| include/JellyfinQt | ||
| qrc | ||
| src | ||
| CMakeLists.txt | ||
| GeneratedSources.cmake | ||
| JellyfinQt.qmltypes | ||
| openapi.json | ||
| openapigenerator.d | ||
| qmldir | ||
| README.md | ||
Jellyfin-Qt
This folder contains the core library containing most of the non-interface UI logic and platform-independent parts.
Code generation.
Parts of the code (notably the data models) are generated from the OpenApi description provided by the
Jellyfin server. The code generator uses the D programming language
and expects to be run through DMD. Make sure both a D compiler and DMD are installed.
Afterwards, on Unix-like systems, marking the "script" as executable and running it should be enough. On Windows,
one probably needs to run dub.exe openapigenerator.d, but I haven't verified it myself.