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.
Fixes: https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-mobile/-/issues/274
Any feedback on these changes would be much appreciated.
Change Log:
- NanoShell FullScreenOverlay was changed to a LayerShellQt Window to keep it on the top layer and to prevent the popup from obsorbing all touch inputs.
- New animations were added to the volume popup.
- User can now change the volume by touching and dragging on the popup
- The mute button on the popup was fixed
- Mute buttons were added next to the volume sliders in the AudioApplet page
- Volume icons now dynamically update to the volume level
- Visual design adjustments
This allows us in the future to use mobileshell without having the WindowUtil singleton loaded (which does a bunch of wayland calls that aren't necessary for most applications).
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.
