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applications/web-browser/widgets/StatusIcon.qml (3)
1-3: LGTM! Consider using newer versions if possible.The imports are correct and necessary for the components used in this file. However, you might want to consider using newer versions of QtQuick and QtQuick.Controls if your project supports them, as they may offer improved performance and additional features.
6-6: Consider dynamic text color for better visibility.The white text color is hardcoded, which may not be suitable for all background colors. Consider using a dynamic color that adapts to the background to ensure readability in all scenarios.
You could use a function to determine the text color based on the background:
color: getContrastColor(parent.color) function getContrastColor(bgColor) { // Implementation to determine contrasting color // Return either "white" or "black" based on bgColor }
4-15: LGTM! Consider adding size constraints and documentation.The overall implementation of the StatusIcon component looks good. It creates a reusable label with an embedded icon, which is a common pattern in user interfaces. Here are some suggestions for improvement:
- Add size constraints to ensure the component renders correctly at different sizes:
Label { property string source property int minimumHeight: 20 // Add this line property int minimumWidth: 20 // Add this line implicitHeight: Math.max(20, contentHeight) // Add this line implicitWidth: Math.max(100, contentWidth) // Add this line // ... rest of the code }
- Add documentation comments to describe the purpose and usage of the component:
/** * StatusIcon * * A custom Label component that displays an icon on the left side of the text. * * @property {string} source - The source URL of the icon image */ Label { // ... rest of the code }These changes will improve the robustness and usability of your component.
applications/web-browser/qml.qrc (1)
4-6: Review usage of custom vs. standard components.The resource file includes both custom components (e.g., BetterMenu, BetterButton) and standard components (e.g., Button). To ensure consistency in the UI and avoid unnecessary complexity:
- Review the usage of custom components (BetterMenu, BetterButton) to confirm they provide necessary additional functionality or styling over their standard counterparts.
- If custom components are just slight modifications of standard ones, consider using styling or theming to achieve the desired look instead of creating new components.
- Ensure there's clear documentation on when to use custom components vs. standard ones to maintain consistency across the application.
This review will help in maintaining a more consistent and maintainable codebase.
Also applies to: 9-9, 13-13
applications/web-browser/page.css (1)
1-10: Overall review: Significant refactoring neededAfter reviewing the entire CSS file, here are the key points and recommendations:
Syntax Errors: All rules in the file use incorrect CSS syntax (
:style(instead of{}). These need to be corrected for the styles to work properly.Overuse of
!important: The!importantflag is used excessively throughout the file. This can lead to specificity issues and make the stylesheet hard to maintain. Consider removing these flags and restructuring your CSS to achieve the desired specificity through proper selector use.Broad Selectors: Many rules apply styles to a wide range of elements. Consider if this broad approach is necessary, or if more specific selectors would be more appropriate.
Consistency: Ensure consistent formatting across all rules (indentation, spacing, etc.) for better readability.
Image Grayscale: The blanket application of a grayscale filter to all images may not be desirable. Consider using a class for this instead.
Next steps:
- Implement all the suggested fixes for each rule.
- After fixing the syntax, test the styles to ensure they're applied as intended.
- Review the use of
!importantand broad selectors, refactoring where possible to improve maintainability.- Consider breaking this file into logical sections or separate files if it grows larger, to improve organization.
- Implement a CSS linting tool in your development process to catch syntax errors early.
If you need any assistance with implementing these changes or want to discuss alternative approaches, please let me know.
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applications/web-browser/widgets/BetterButton.qml (4)
1-2: Consider updating QtQuick import to a more recent versionWhile the current imports will work, updating to a more recent version of QtQuick could provide access to newer features and optimizations. Consider updating the import on line 1 to
import QtQuick 2.15or the latest version supported by your Qt installation.
7-15: ContentItem implementation is good, but consider using theme colorsThe Text element for the button's content is well-implemented, with proper bindings to the button's properties and appropriate text handling. However, consider replacing the hardcoded color values with theme colors for better maintainability and potential dark mode support.
Replace hardcoded colors with theme colors:
- color: control.down ? "gray" : "black" + color: control.down ? control.palette.mid : control.palette.buttonTextThis change will make the button's text color consistent with the application's theme and automatically adjust for different color schemes.
16-25: Background implementation is good, but consider improvements for flexibilityThe Rectangle element for the button's background is well-implemented, providing a clean and professional look. However, there are a few suggestions for improvement:
- Use theme colors instead of hardcoded values for better maintainability and theme support.
- Consider making the dimensions and radius configurable for more flexible use in different contexts.
Here's a suggested refactor:
background: Rectangle { anchors.fill: control - implicitWidth: 100 - implicitHeight: 40 + implicitWidth: control.implicitWidth + implicitHeight: control.implicitHeight opacity: enabled ? 1 : 0.3 - color: "white" - border.color: "black" + color: control.palette.button + border.color: control.palette.buttonText border.width: 1 - radius: 2 + radius: control.radius }Also, consider adding properties to the main Button element to allow customization:
Button { id: control property int implicitWidth: 100 property int implicitHeight: 40 property int radius: 2 // ... rest of the button code }These changes will make the button more flexible and easier to maintain across different themes and use cases.
1-26: Overall, good implementation with room for improvementThe
BetterButtoncomponent is well-designed and achieves its goal of creating a custom button with a clean, professional look. The use of customcontentItemandbackgroundelements provides precise control over the button's appearance, which is commendable.However, there are a few areas where the component could be improved:
- Theme Integration: Replace hardcoded color values with theme-aware alternatives to ensure consistency across different application themes and color schemes.
- Configurability: Add properties to allow easy customization of dimensions, colors, and other visual aspects without modifying the component's internal code.
- Accessibility: Consider adding states or properties to enhance accessibility, such as focus indicators or hover effects.
- Documentation: Add documentation comments to describe the component's purpose, usage, and any custom properties or behaviors.
To improve the component's reusability and maintainability, consider creating a separate file for common button styles and importing it in this component. This approach would allow for consistent styling across different button types in your application.
Example:
// ButtonStyles.qml import QtQuick 2.15 QtObject { property int defaultWidth: 100 property int defaultHeight: 40 property int defaultRadius: 2 // Add more common style properties here } // In BetterButton.qml import "path/to/ButtonStyles.qml" as ButtonStyle Button { id: control implicitWidth: ButtonStyle.defaultWidth implicitHeight: ButtonStyle.defaultHeight // ... rest of the button code }This structure would make it easier to maintain a consistent look across your application's UI components.
applications/web-browser/widgets/CustomMenu.qml (3)
1-2: LGTM! Consider updating QtQuick version.The import statements are correct for creating a custom menu component. However, you might want to consider using more recent versions of QtQuick and QtQuick.Controls if your project supports them, as they may offer improved performance and additional features.
4-28: Well-structured MenuBar component. Consider dynamic sizing.The MenuBar component is well-organized and follows QML best practices. Good job on using
idfor the menuBarItem and providing comprehensive properties for the Text element.However, consider the following suggestions:
- The fixed implicit sizes (40x40) for MenuBarItem and MenuBar backgrounds might not be flexible enough for different screen sizes or text lengths. Consider using
Layout.fillWidthor binding sizes to the content.- The color scheme (white text on black background) is hard-coded. Consider using theme colors or making these configurable.
Here's an example of how you might improve the flexibility:
import QtQuick.Layouts 1.3 MenuBar { id: menuBar Layout.fillWidth: true delegate: MenuBarItem { id: menuBarItem contentItem: Text { // ... existing properties ... color: menuBar.palette.buttonText } background: Rectangle { implicitWidth: contentItem.implicitWidth + 20 implicitHeight: 40 color: menuBar.palette.button } } background: Rectangle { implicitHeight: 40 color: menuBar.palette.button } }This example uses
Layout.fillWidthfor the MenuBar, dynamic width for MenuBarItems, and palette colors for better theming support.
1-28: Summary: Good start, room for improvementOverall, you've created a functional custom MenuBar component. The structure is sound and follows QML best practices. To elevate this component further, consider implementing the suggested improvements:
- More flexible sizing and theming
- Enhanced accessibility features
- Internationalization support
These changes will make your component more robust, user-friendly, and easier to maintain as your application grows.
If you'd like assistance implementing any of these suggestions or have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. I'd be happy to provide more detailed code examples or explanations.
applications/applications.pro (1)
19-19: Summary: Proper integration of web-browser application into the build systemThe changes in this file correctly integrate the new web-browser application into the project's build system. The addition to SUBDIRS ensures the application will be built, and the dependency declaration follows the project's existing pattern. These changes are minimal, focused, and align well with the PR objectives.
However, to maintain optimal modularity:
- Ensure that the dependency on system-service is indeed necessary for the web-browser application.
- Consider adding a brief comment explaining why this dependency is required, if it is confirmed to be necessary.
These steps will help future maintainers understand the project structure better.
Also applies to: 44-44
applications/web-browser/widgets/SwipeArea.qml (2)
1-6: LGTM with a minor suggestion.The file header with attribution and the import statement look good. It's great to see proper attribution for the code source.
Consider removing the extra empty line (line 3) for consistency.
19-37: onPositionChanged handler is well-implemented.The handler effectively determines the drag axis and emits the 'move' signal with appropriate coordinates. The logic for deciding the primary axis of movement is sound.
Consider making the threshold value (16 pixels) a configurable property of the component. This would allow for easier customization without modifying the core logic. For example:
property int dragThreshold: 16Then use
dragThresholdinstead of the hardcoded value in the comparisons.applications/web-browser/web-browser.pro (3)
18-20: Platform-specific configuration looks good.The conditional linking of the
qsgepaperlibrary for the linux-oe-g++ platform is appropriate. This likely provides e-paper display support, which aligns with the project's context.For improved clarity, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this platform-specific configuration:
linux-oe-g++ { # Link against qsgepaper for e-paper display support LIBS += -lqsgepaper }
30-40: Additional file installations look good.The installation of the desktop file, icons, and splash screen is well-structured and necessary for proper desktop integration. This setup suggests good attention to user experience details.
To improve maintainability, consider using variables for repeated path components:
OXIDE_ICON_PATH = /opt/usr/share/icons/oxide OXIDE_APP_PATH = /opt/usr/share/applications applications.files = ../../assets$${OXIDE_APP_PATH}/codes.eeems.mold.oxide applications.path = $${OXIDE_APP_PATH} INSTALLS += applications icons.files += ../../assets$${OXIDE_ICON_PATH}/48x48/apps/web.png icons.path = $${OXIDE_ICON_PATH}/48x48/apps INSTALLS += icons splash.files += ../../assets$${OXIDE_ICON_PATH}/702x702/splash/web.png splash.path = $${OXIDE_ICON_PATH}/702x702/splash INSTALLS += splashThis approach makes it easier to update paths in the future if needed.
42-48: Include paths and header files are well-structured.The inclusion of shared headers and application-specific headers is well-organized. This structure promotes code reuse and modularity.
To improve organization and readability, consider grouping the headers by their origin:
INCLUDEPATH += ../../shared HEADERS += \ controller.h \ keyboardhandler.h SHARED_HEADERS += \ ../../shared/dbussettings.h \ ../../shared/devicesettings.h \ ../../shared/eventfilter.h HEADERS += $${SHARED_HEADERS}This grouping makes it easier to distinguish between application-specific and shared headers at a glance.
applications/web-browser/widgets/BetterMenu.qml (1)
1-2: Consider updating QtQuick and QtQuick.Controls versions.The current imports use QtQuick 2.10 and QtQuick.Controls 2.4, which are relatively old versions. If possible, consider updating to newer versions to take advantage of potential improvements and bug fixes.
applications/web-browser/widgets/AppItem.qml (3)
1-16: LGTM! Consider the necessity ofclip: true.The imports and root Item declaration are well-structured. The properties and signals are clearly defined, which is good for maintainability.
Consider if
clip: trueon line 8 is necessary, as it might affect performance. If the content is not expected to overflow, you can remove this property.
17-48: LGTM! Consider using a scalable border width.The spacer and icon implementation are well-structured and use relative sizing for responsiveness. The Image properties are set appropriately for performance and aspect ratio preservation.
Consider making the border width scalable to ensure consistent appearance across different screen sizes. You can replace line 29 with:
border.width: Math.max(1, Math.round(root.width * 0.005))This will set the border width to 0.5% of the root width, with a minimum of 1 pixel.
49-63: LGTM! Consider adding a fallback font.The Text element is well-implemented with relative sizing and appropriate font properties for responsiveness and readability.
To ensure consistent appearance across devices, consider adding a fallback font. Replace line 55 with:
font.family: "Noto Serif, serif"This will use "Noto Serif" if available, or fall back to a generic serif font if it's not installed on the device.
applications/screenshot-viewer/controller.h (1)
136-136: LGTM: Consistent macro usage in migrate function.The
migratefunction has been updated correctly to use the newANXIETY_SETTINGS_VERSIONmacro when setting the version. This change is consistent with the macro renaming and maintains the existing logic.Consider adding a comment explaining the migration process, especially if more complex migrations are planned for future versions. For example:
// Migrate settings from version 0 to 1 // Future versions should add their migration logic here settings->setValue("version", ANXIETY_SETTINGS_VERSION);This would make it easier for future developers to understand and extend the migration process.
applications/web-browser/main.cpp (1)
48-49: Ensure application name consistencyThe application name is set to
"mold", while the display name is set to"Web Browser". This might cause confusion in logs or user settings.Consider using a consistent name for both the application name and display name.
app.setApplicationName("mold"); -app.setApplicationDisplayName("Web Browser"); +app.setApplicationDisplayName("mold");Or, if
"Web Browser"is the intended name:-app.setApplicationName("mold"); +app.setApplicationName("Web Browser"); app.setApplicationDisplayName("Web Browser");applications/web-browser/controller.h (1)
25-25: Add a blank line beforepublic:for better readabilityAccording to the code style guidelines, there should be a blank line before access specifiers to enhance code readability. The static analysis tool also suggests adding a blank line before
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13-13: Add a blank line before 'public:' for better code readabilityAccording to coding style guidelines, adding a blank line before access specifiers like 'public:' improves readability.
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7-21: Simplify modifier text properties using a mapping structureDefining separate properties for every possible modifier combination can be inefficient and error-prone. This approach may not scale well with the addition of new modifiers or combinations.
Propose using a mapping (e.g., a JavaScript object) to associate modifier combinations with their corresponding texts. This simplifies property management and improves scalability. For example:
property var modifierTexts: ({ '': text, 'shift': shifttext, 'alt': alttext, 'ctrl': ctrltext, 'meta': metatext, 'shiftalt': shiftalttext, 'shiftctrl': shiftctrltext, 'shiftmeta': shiftmetatext, 'altctrl': altctrltext, 'altmeta': altmetatext, 'ctrlmeta': ctrlmetatext, 'shiftaltctrl': shiftaltctrltext, 'shiftaltmeta': shiftaltmetatext, 'shiftctrlmeta': shiftctrlmetatext, 'shiftaltctrlmeta': shiftaltctrlmetatext }) function getText(){ var modifiers = []; if(keyboard.hasShift) modifiers.push('shift'); if(keyboard.hasAlt) modifiers.push('alt'); if(keyboard.hasCtrl) modifiers.push('ctrl'); if(keyboard.hasMeta) modifiers.push('meta'); var key = modifiers.join(''); return modifierTexts[key] || text; }This solution centralizes modifier texts, making it easier to add or modify entries without altering the core logic of the
getText()function.applications/web-browser/widgets/Button.qml (2)
50-50: Review the usage ofconsole.logwiththisUsing
thisinsideconsole.logwithin QML may not provide meaningful output, as it refers to the JavaScript execution context. Consider removingthisor replacing it with a more relevant identifier to improve the debug messages.Apply this diff to modify the
console.logstatements:- console.log("click (" + this + ") " + root.isSelected); + console.log("click (Button) " + root.isSelected); - console.log("hold " + this); + console.log("hold (Button)"); - console.log("release (" + this + ")"); + console.log("release (Button)"); - console.log("click clear (" + this + ") " + root.isSelected); + console.log("click clear (Button) " + root.isSelected);Also applies to: 56-56, 64-64, 108-108
41-42: Remove unusedhoverEnabledproperty or handle hover eventsThe
hoverEnabledproperty is set totrue, but there are no hover event handlers implemented. If hover events are not required, consider removing this property to simplify the code.Apply this diff to remove
hoverEnabled:MouseArea { anchors.fill: root - hoverEnabled: trueAlternatively, implement hover event handlers if hover functionality is intended.
applications/web-browser/main.qml (2)
80-81: Add confirmation dialog before exiting the applicationClicking "Exit" immediately quits the application without confirmation, which might lead to accidental closures.
Consider adding a confirmation prompt to confirm the user's intent before exiting.
104-105: Rename_historyto improve code readabilityThe variable
_historyis used to manage forward navigation history. The underscore prefix can be confusing regarding its purpose.Consider renaming
_historytoforwardHistoryfor better clarity.Apply this diff to rename the variable:
property var history: [] -property var _history: [] +property var forwardHistory: [] function open(url){ history.push(this.url); - _history = []; + forwardHistory = []; load(url); } function back(){ if(!history.length){ return; } var url = history.pop() - _history.push(url); + forwardHistory.push(url); load(url); } function next(){ if(!forwardHistory.length){ return; } var url = forwardHistory.pop(); history.push(url); load(url); }
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assets/opt/usr/share/applications/codes.eeems.mold.oxide (5)
2-3: LGTM: Appropriate display name and description.The
displayNameanddescriptionproperties accurately represent the application's purpose as a web browser, aligning with the PR objectives.
7-7: Confirm if empty flags array is intentional.The
flagsproperty is currently an empty array. Please confirm if this is intentional or if there are any flags that should be added for the web browser application.
8-8: LGTM: Appropriate application type.The
typeproperty is set to "foreground", which is suitable for a web browser application that requires user interaction.
5-6: Verify icon and splash resources.The
iconandsplashproperties use what appears to be a custom resource naming scheme (oxide:). Please ensure that these resources exist or will be created as part of this PR.Additionally, consider documenting the naming convention for these resources if it's not already documented elsewhere in the project.
Run the following script to search for any documentation or usage of this naming scheme:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for documentation or usage of the oxide: resource naming scheme # Test: Search for documentation or usage of the oxide: scheme rg --type-add 'docs:*.{md,txt}' --type docs 'oxide:' -C 3 rg --type python 'oxide:' -C 3
9-9: Consider adding necessary permissions.The
permissionsproperty is currently an empty array. For a web browser application, you might need to specify certain permissions. Consider adding the following common permissions for a web browser:
- Network access
- File system access (for downloads)
- Camera and microphone access (for web conferencing features)
Please verify if these permissions are necessary and if they should be specified in this configuration file or if they are handled elsewhere in the system.
Run the following script to search for any documentation or usage of permissions in the project:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for documentation or usage of permissions in the project # Test: Search for documentation or usage of permissions rg --type-add 'docs:*.{md,txt}' --type docs 'permissions?' -C 3 rg --type python 'permissions?' -C 3applications/web-browser/qml.qrc (2)
1-2: LGTM: Correct QRC file structure.The overall structure of the QRC file is correct. It properly defines the root element and a single element with the "/" prefix, which is a common practice for Qt applications.
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3-15: Verify usage of all included resources.The included resources seem appropriate for a web browser application. However, it's important to ensure that all listed resources are actually used in the application to avoid bloating the resource file.
Please run the following script to check for the usage of these resources in the QML files:
This script will search for the usage of each resource in the QML files of the web-browser application. Review the output to ensure all resources are being utilized.
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All included resources are used in the application.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for the usage of resources in QML files # Function to check resource usage check_resource() { resource=$1 echo "Checking usage of $resource" rg --type qml -i "$resource" applications/web-browser } # Check each resource resources=( "AppItem" "CustomMenu" "BetterMenu" "icomoon.ttf" "StatusIcon" "BetterButton" "page.css" "page.js" "SwipeArea" "Button" "KeyboardKey" "Keyboard" ) for resource in "${resources[@]}"; do check_resource "$resource" doneLength of output: 31754
applications/web-browser/widgets/BetterButton.qml (1)
4-6: Main Button element looks goodThe main Button element is well-defined. Using
id: controlis a good practice for self-referencing, and settingflat: trueappropriately prepares the button for custom styling.applications/applications.pro (2)
19-19: LGTM: Addition of 'web-browser' to SUBDIRSThe addition of 'web-browser' to the SUBDIRS list is correct and aligns with the PR objective of adding a web browser application. The alphabetical order of the list is maintained, which is good for readability and maintenance.
44-44: LGTM: Addition of 'web-browser' dependency, but verify necessityThe addition of the dependency "web-browser.depends = system-service" is syntactically correct and consistent with the structure of other applications in the project. However, it's important to ensure that this dependency is actually necessary for the web browser application.
Please verify that the web browser application indeed requires functionality from the system service. If it doesn't, consider removing this dependency to keep the application more modular.
To help verify this, you can run the following script to check for any direct usage of system-service in the web-browser code:
applications/web-browser/widgets/SwipeArea.qml (2)
13-17: onPressed handler looks good.The onPressed event handler correctly initializes the drag axis and sets the origin point for the swipe gesture. Accepting the mouse event is a good practice for controlling event propagation.
1-53: Overall, the SwipeArea implementation looks good and aligns with the PR objectives.This custom SwipeArea component provides a solid foundation for handling swipe gestures in the web browser application. It effectively detects and differentiates between horizontal and vertical swipes, which can be useful for navigation or other interactive features in the browser.
The implementation aligns well with the PR objective of creating a simple web browser application. By providing this gesture handling capability, it enhances the user interaction possibilities, potentially allowing for features like swiping to navigate back/forward or to switch between tabs.
To further improve the component:
- Address the unused 'ready' property.
- Make the drag threshold configurable.
- Resolve the undefined 'canceled' function issue.
These improvements will make the component more robust and flexible for use in the web browser application.
applications/web-browser/web-browser.pro (3)
50-51: QML resource inclusion is appropriate.The addition of the
qml.qrcresource file is consistent with the use of Qt Quick for the user interface. This is a standard approach for including QML and other resources in a Qt application.
53-55: Additional .pri files are included appropriately.The inclusion of epaper.pri, liboxide.pri, and sentry.pri suggests a well-organized project structure with shared configurations. This approach promotes consistency across different parts of the project.
To ensure full understanding of the project structure, could you provide brief descriptions of the contents and purposes of these .pri files? Specifically:
- What e-paper specific configurations are in epaper.pri?
- What shared library configurations does liboxide.pri contain?
- How is Sentry configured in sentry.pri, and is it appropriately set up for both development and production environments?
This information will help in assessing the overall project setup and ensuring that all necessary configurations are properly included.
22-28: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionReconsider target name and verify installation path.
The configuration for source files and target is mostly standard, but there are two points to consider:
The target name "mold" doesn't reflect the web browser nature of the application. Consider a more descriptive name like "oxide-browser" or "remarkable-browser".
The installation path
/opt/binis non-standard for most Linux distributions. While this might be specific to your target system, it's worth verifying if this is the intended location.Consider updating the target name:
TARGET = oxide-browser # or another descriptive namePlease confirm if
/opt/binis the correct installation path for your target system. If it's a custom location, consider adding a comment explaining why this non-standard path is used.applications/web-browser/widgets/BetterMenu.qml (2)
4-62: Well-structured Menu component.The overall structure of the Menu component is well-designed. The use of a custom MenuItem delegate with separate child components for arrow, indicator, contentItem, and background allows for fine-grained control over the appearance and behavior of each menu item. This approach follows good QML practices.
1-62: Overall assessment: Good foundation with room for improvementThe
BetterMenu.qmlfile provides a solid foundation for a custom Menu component. The overall structure and approach to customizing the MenuItem delegate are commendable. However, there are several areas where the implementation could be improved:
- Theming: Replace hard-coded colors with theme-aware alternatives.
- Configurability: Make sizes, colors, and other properties more configurable.
- Component usage: Consider using existing QtQuick.Controls components where appropriate.
- Visual feedback: Enhance state-based visual feedback for menu items.
- Accessibility: Implement accessibility features for better usability.
- Performance: Consider optimizations, especially for the arrow drawing.
Addressing these points will result in a more robust, flexible, and user-friendly Menu component. Despite these suggestions for improvement, the current implementation is a good starting point and demonstrates a solid understanding of QML component creation.
applications/web-browser/widgets/AppItem.qml (2)
64-76: LGTM! MouseArea implementation is comprehensive.The MouseArea is well-implemented, covering all necessary user interactions and properly managing the component's state. The use of
propagateComposedEvents: trueis a good practice for complex layouts.
1-97: Overall, well-implemented component with room for minor improvements.The AppItem component is generally well-structured and implements the required functionality effectively. Key strengths include:
- Good use of relative sizing for responsiveness
- Proper handling of user interactions
- Asynchronous image loading for performance
Areas for improvement:
- Scalable border width for the icon
- Fallback font for text
- Defining property changes in states
- Smoother transitions with relative sizing
Addressing these points will enhance the component's scalability, performance, and user experience across different devices.
applications/screenshot-viewer/controller.h (2)
14-14: Macro renamed: Please clarify the reasoning.The change from
CORRUPT_SETTINGS_VERSIONtoANXIETY_SETTINGS_VERSIONhas been implemented correctly. However, the choice of "ANXIETY" as a replacement for "CORRUPT" is unusual and might benefit from an explanation.Could you provide some context for this naming change? It might be helpful to add a comment explaining the rationale behind using "ANXIETY" in the settings version macro.
58-58: LGTM: Consistent macro usage in version check.The version check has been updated correctly to use the new
ANXIETY_SETTINGS_VERSIONmacro. This change is consistent with the macro renaming and maintains the existing logic.package (3)
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1-196: Review other changes in theoxide()function.While not directly related to the web browser addition, there are some changes in the
oxide()function that should be noted:
The
conflictsandreplaceslists now includedecayandcorrupt. This seems appropriate as these are likely components being integrated into the mainoxidepackage.The
configure()function now prompts the user to switch tooxideas the launcher if it's not currently set. This improves user experience by guiding them to use the new launcher.The
preremove()function now ensures that ifoxideis active or enabled, it switches toxochitlas the launcher during removal. This prevents leaving the system without a launcher when removingoxide.These changes appear to enhance the package management logic and improve the user experience. They seem appropriate given the context of the PR.
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1-196: Summary of review and next stepsThe changes in this file successfully implement the addition of the
moldweb browser to the Oxide project, aligning with the PR objectives. The installation process for the web browser follows the established pattern for other applications in the script.Additionally, the updates to the
oxide()function enhance the package management logic and improve the user experience, which is commendable.To complete this review:
- Please address the clarifications requested regarding the
moldweb browser implementation, specifically about its source, dependencies, and icon naming.- Run the verification script provided to ensure the
moldexecutable is properly included in the build process.- Consider adding a brief description or comment about the
moldweb browser in theoxide-extra()function, similar to the comments for other applications.Once these points are addressed, the changes can be approved for merging.
97-100: Web browser installation looks good, but needs clarification.The addition of the
moldweb browser aligns with the PR objectives. However, please clarify the following points:
- What is the source of the
moldexecutable? Is it built during thebuild()function or provided externally?- Are there any specific dependencies required for the web browser that should be added to the
installdependsarray?- Consider using a more specific name for the icon file (e.g., "mold.png" instead of "web.png") to avoid potential conflicts with other web-related applications.
To ensure the
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54-58: Verify the availability ofonPressAndHoldinMouseAreaThe
onPressAndHoldhandler is used, butpressAndHoldIntervalis not specified. Ensure thatonPressAndHoldis supported in QtQuick 2.9 and consider settingpressAndHoldIntervalif needed.Run the following script to check for
pressAndHoldIntervalusage in the codebase:applications/web-browser/main.qml (2)
6-6: Ensurepage.jsis available and correctly implementedThe file imports
page.jsasJS, but the implementation details are not provided.Verify that
page.jsexists and includes thereplace_all_rel_by_absfunction used in theload(url)function.Would you like me to check for the existence of
page.jsin the codebase?
16-16: Verify the availability and licensing of/font/icomoon.ttfThe
FontLoaderis importing a font from/font/icomoon.ttf, but the file's existence and licensing are not confirmed.Ensure that
icomoon.ttfis present at the specified location and that its usage complies with the font's licensing terms.Run the following script to check for the font file:
applications/web-browser/page.js (1)
1-1: Verify usage of 'replace_all_rel_by_abs' functionThe function
replace_all_rel_by_absis defined but not used within this file.Please confirm if this function is used elsewhere in the codebase or if it needs to be exported. If it's not needed, consider removing it to keep the code clean.
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Ensure non-negative height for the image.
The current height calculation (parent.height - 10) could result in a negative value if the parent's height is less than 10. Consider using Math.max() to ensure a non-negative height:
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Fix CSS syntax for image grayscale filter.
The CSS rule for applying a grayscale filter to images has syntax errors. Here's how to fix and improve it:
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- Applying a grayscale filter to all images might not be desirable for all use cases. Make sure this is the intended behavior.
- The use of
!importanthere might be unnecessary and could make it difficult to override this style if needed in the future.
Consider adding a class (e.g., .grayscale) instead of applying this filter to all images. This would allow more flexibility in your design:
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filter: grayscale(100%);
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Fix CSS syntax for visited and active links.
The CSS rule for visited and active links has several syntax errors. Here's how to fix and improve it:
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-a:visited,a:active(color:#808080 !important; background-color:#ffffff !important;
+a:visited, a:active {
+ color: #808080;
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rootmember is not initialized in the constructor. This is intentional as per previous discussions, but ensure it's set appropriately before use.class KeyboardHandler : public QObject { Q_OBJECT + public: explicit KeyboardHandler(QObject *parent = nullptr) : QObject(parent) {} QQuickItem* root;🧰 Tools
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applications/web-browser/main.cpp (5)
Learnt from: Eeems PR: Eeems-Org/oxide#189 File: applications/web-browser/main.cpp:51-51 Timestamp: 2024-10-03T06:15:35.435Z Learning: In the `main` function, it's acceptable to create objects like `Controller controller(&app);` on the stack, as their lifetime matches the application's duration, making dynamic allocation unnecessary.Learnt from: Eeems PR: Eeems-Org/oxide#189 File: applications/web-browser/main.cpp:38-38 Timestamp: 2024-10-03T06:14:17.279Z Learning: In this project, `deviceSettings` is a macro defined in a different file and is properly initialized before use; it can be used in `main.cpp` without explicit declaration or initialization.Learnt from: Eeems PR: Eeems-Org/oxide#189 File: applications/web-browser/main.cpp:25-28 Timestamp: 2024-10-03T06:12:15.034Z Learning: In this Qt application, using `qApp->quit()` in the signal handler ensures the normal shutdown sequence and avoids exiting with a non-zero return value, which would be interpreted as a crash and could lead to undefined behavior.Learnt from: Eeems PR: Eeems-Org/oxide#189 File: applications/web-browser/main.cpp:20-21 Timestamp: 2024-10-03T06:13:21.478Z Learning: In `applications/web-browser/main.cpp`, the user prefers to retain global `using namespace` declarations.Learnt from: Eeems PR: Eeems-Org/oxide#189 File: applications/web-browser/main.cpp:31-33 Timestamp: 2024-10-03T06:13:03.475Z Learning: In this application, version mismatches between the runtime and build versions of Qt are logged for debugging purposes and do not require the application to terminate.
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applications/web-browser/main.cpp (8)
1-19: Includes look goodThe necessary headers for Qt, C++, and Oxide libraries are properly included. The ARM-specific include is correctly guarded with
#ifdef __arm__.
25-28: Signal handler implementation is correctThe signal handler properly resets the signal to its default behavior and uses
qApp->quit()to ensure a clean shutdown of the Qt application.
30-41: Main function initialization looks goodThe version mismatch check provides useful debugging information. The ARM-specific environment setup for the epaper display is correctly implemented.
42-51: Application setup is well-structuredThe KeyboardHandler type is correctly registered for QML use. The QGuiApplication is properly configured with organizational and application-specific properties. The EventFilter is correctly created and installed.
52-60: QML engine setup is correctThe QQmlApplicationEngine is properly created and configured. Root context properties are set correctly, and the main QML file is loaded. The check for empty root objects provides appropriate error handling.
61-69: Root object and keyboard handler setup is well-implementedThe root object is correctly retrieved and set for both the filter and controller. The KeyboardHandler is properly located and configured. Appropriate error handling is in place for a missing keyboard handler. The use of
qobject_castensures type-safe casting.
71-75: Signal setup and application execution are correctSignal handlers for SIGINT and SIGTERM are properly set up to ensure clean application shutdown. The application correctly enters its main event loop with
app.exec().
1-75: Overall, the implementation is well-structured and follows Qt best practicesThe main.cpp file successfully sets up a Qt-based web browser application. It includes proper initialization, signal handling, QML integration, and error management. The code is clean, readable, and adheres to Qt conventions.
applications/web-browser/keyboardhandler.h (3)
1-10: LGTM: Proper include guards and necessary headers.The file header and includes are well-structured. The include guards are correctly implemented, and all necessary Qt headers are included for the functionality of the
KeyboardHandlerclass.
79-87: LGTM: Efficient implementation of focusObjects method.The
focusObjectsmethod is well-implemented:
- It efficiently finds all child QQuickItems with active focus.
- The use of
rootwithout a null check is intentional, as per previous discussions. Ensure thatrootis always set before this method is called.The method's logic for identifying and returning focused items is correct and concise.
88-90: LGTM: Proper file ending.The file ending is correct:
- The class definition is properly closed.
- The include guard is correctly terminated.
This follows good C++ header file practices.
| Q_INVOKABLE void charPress(const QChar &character, const Qt::KeyboardModifiers &modifier){ | ||
| if(character != '\x0'){ | ||
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| qDebug() << "Char pressed: " << QKeySequence(key + modifier).toString(); | ||
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Use bitwise OR for combining key and modifier.
The charPress method looks good overall, but there's one improvement to make:
On line 29, use bitwise OR (|) instead of addition (+) to combine key and modifier:
-qDebug() << "Char pressed: " << QKeySequence(key + modifier).toString();
+qDebug() << "Char pressed: " << QKeySequence(key | modifier).toString();This ensures correct combination of key and modifier flags.
The rest of the method's logic for handling character input and null characters is well-implemented.
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| Q_INVOKABLE void charPress(const QChar &character, const Qt::KeyboardModifiers &modifier){ | |
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Use bitwise OR for combining key and modifier in default case.
The keyPress method is well-implemented, but there's one improvement to make:
In the switch statement's default case (line 56), use bitwise OR (|) instead of addition (+) to combine key and modifier:
- sequence = QKeySequence(key + modifier);
+ sequence = QKeySequence(key | modifier);This ensures correct combination of key and modifier flags.
The rest of the method, including the separate handling of modifier keys, is well-structured and logically sound.
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| Q_INVOKABLE void keyPress(const Qt::Key &key, const Qt::KeyboardModifiers &modifier, const QString &text){ | |
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| switch(key){ | |
| case Qt::Key_Shift: | |
| case Qt::Key_Alt: | |
| case Qt::Key_AltGr: | |
| case Qt::Key_Control: | |
| case Qt::Key_Meta: | |
| sequence = QKeySequence(modifier); | |
| break; | |
| default: | |
| sequence = QKeySequence(key + modifier); | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| qDebug() << "Key pressed: " << sequence.toString() << " text: " << text; | |
| } | |
| Q_INVOKABLE void keyPress(const Qt::Key &key, const Qt::KeyboardModifiers &modifier, const QString &text){ | |
| auto targets = focusObjects(); | |
| if(targets.empty()){ | |
| qDebug() << "No target"; | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| qDebug() << targets; | |
| for(auto target : targets){ | |
| QKeyEvent* event = new QKeyEvent(QEvent::KeyPress, key, modifier, text); | |
| QCoreApplication::postEvent(target, event); | |
| } | |
| QKeySequence sequence; | |
| switch(key){ | |
| case Qt::Key_Shift: | |
| case Qt::Key_Alt: | |
| case Qt::Key_AltGr: | |
| case Qt::Key_Control: | |
| case Qt::Key_Meta: | |
| sequence = QKeySequence(modifier); | |
| break; | |
| default: | |
| sequence = QKeySequence(key | modifier); | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| qDebug() << "Key pressed: " << sequence.toString() << " text: " << text; | |
| } |
| Q_INVOKABLE void stringPress(const QString &text, const Qt::KeyboardModifiers &modifier){ | ||
| auto targets = focusObjects(); | ||
| if(targets.empty()){ | ||
| qDebug() << "No target"; | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| qDebug() << targets; | ||
| for(auto target : targets){ | ||
| QKeyEvent* event = new QKeyEvent(QEvent::KeyPress, Qt::Key_unknown, modifier, text); | ||
| QCoreApplication::postEvent(target, event); | ||
| QVariant readOnly = target->property("readOnly"); | ||
| QVariant length = target->property("length"); | ||
| if(target->property("text").isValid() && length.isValid() && readOnly.isValid() && !readOnly.toBool()){ | ||
| QMetaObject::invokeMethod(target, "insert", Q_ARG(int, length.toInt()), Q_ARG(QString, text)); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| qDebug() << "String pressed: " << QKeySequence(text + modifier).toString(); | ||
| } |
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Correct invalid addition of QString and Qt::KeyboardModifiers in debug output.
The stringPress method is well-implemented, but there's an issue in the debug output:
On line 77, the addition of text (QString) and modifier (Qt::KeyboardModifiers) is invalid and won't compile. Consider modifying the debug output:
-qDebug() << "String pressed: " << QKeySequence(text + modifier).toString();
+qDebug() << "String pressed: " << text << " modifiers: " << QKeySequence(modifier).toString();The rest of the method, including the check for editable targets and the text insertion logic, is well-structured and correct.
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| Q_INVOKABLE void stringPress(const QString &text, const Qt::KeyboardModifiers &modifier){ | |
| auto targets = focusObjects(); | |
| if(targets.empty()){ | |
| qDebug() << "No target"; | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| qDebug() << targets; | |
| for(auto target : targets){ | |
| QKeyEvent* event = new QKeyEvent(QEvent::KeyPress, Qt::Key_unknown, modifier, text); | |
| QCoreApplication::postEvent(target, event); | |
| QVariant readOnly = target->property("readOnly"); | |
| QVariant length = target->property("length"); | |
| if(target->property("text").isValid() && length.isValid() && readOnly.isValid() && !readOnly.toBool()){ | |
| QMetaObject::invokeMethod(target, "insert", Q_ARG(int, length.toInt()), Q_ARG(QString, text)); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| qDebug() << "String pressed: " << QKeySequence(text + modifier).toString(); | |
| } | |
| Q_INVOKABLE void stringPress(const QString &text, const Qt::KeyboardModifiers &modifier){ | |
| auto targets = focusObjects(); | |
| if(targets.empty()){ | |
| qDebug() << "No target"; | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| qDebug() << targets; | |
| for(auto target : targets){ | |
| QKeyEvent* event = new QKeyEvent(QEvent::KeyPress, Qt::Key_unknown, modifier, text); | |
| QCoreApplication::postEvent(target, event); | |
| QVariant readOnly = target->property("readOnly"); | |
| QVariant length = target->property("length"); | |
| if(target->property("text").isValid() && length.isValid() && readOnly.isValid() && !readOnly.toBool()){ | |
| QMetaObject::invokeMethod(target, "insert", Q_ARG(int, length.toInt()), Q_ARG(QString, text)); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| qDebug() << "String pressed: " << text << " modifiers: " << QKeySequence(modifier).toString(); | |
| } |
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