This merge request implements a more mobile optimized solution for popup notification.
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The current controls are:
- Swipe up to move the notification to the notification center.
- Swipe left/right to dismiss the notification entirely.
- If multiple popup notifications are grouped together, tap on the bottom area to view them in a expanded view.
What still needs to be done:
- ~~For notification without a default action, tapping on them should probably open up the associated app.~~ Note: I think I will add this in a separate merge request as it probably should be the case regardless if the notification is a popup
- ~~Swiping down on a notification currently does nothing. Maybe we should map this to a notification action?~~ Note: I have some ideas I will try later, though for now, I will leave this action blank
- ~~The expanded view of notifications should be able to be dismissed by swiping up/down on the top/bottom of the list.~~ Note: Added
- Investigate further into how to remove the current desktop popup notifications.
- ~~Code clean up.~~ Note: The code is at least a bit better
Single popup notification:
Multiple popup notifications:
Multiple popup notifications in the expanded view:
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Adjusted the colors of the notifications and media controls to help them fit in better together.
This (partially) reverts commit 127bbdf653.
Only incorrect changes from Kirigami.Units.largeSpacing to
Kirigami.Units.gridUnit are reverted. Only Plasma.Units were buggy.
Fixes an issue where the ListView was sometimes not tall enough to hold the content despite the list not overflowing.
Also adjusts button text to be smaller.
Hi, this MR adds "clear all" and "do not disturb" buttons to `NotificationsWidget`.
Few other corrections have been made:
- Transitions should now work correctly, plus they can be disabled via `MobileShell.MobileShellSettings.animationsEnabled`;
- Loaders are now asynchronous;
- List items have now their own margins, in order to not clip their shadows.\
It only remains to implement a context menu to set do not disturb mode for a given period of time. I think it's a secondary feature on which we can work later, but in case tell me what to do.
Unfortunately I can't test the lockscreen on a phone at the moment, and I cannot take a performance test as well. It would be great if someone tested all these things, otherwise I'll provide as soon as possible.
Closes: https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-mobile/-/issues/134
Move from a C++ library + QML plugin to a QML plugin only for simplicity, since the homescreen switching architecture will be done from Plasma, and so use of the shell library only needs to be from QML.
