- Added `SoftKeyboardContext` enum and support for calculating keyboard
insets from both virtual and platform sources
- Updated `AppContext` to provide `soft_keyboard_rect` for determining
visible keyboard area
- Adjusted UI rendering to shift content when input boxes intersect with
the soft keyboard, preventing overlap
- Modified `MainActivity` and Android manifest to use
`windowSoftInputMode="adjustResize"` and updated window inset handling
- Introduced helper functions (`include_input`, `input_rect`,
`clear_input_rect`) in `notedeck_ui` for tracking focused input boxes
- Fixed Android JNI keyboard height reporting to clamp negative values
Together, these changes allow the app to correctly detect and respond
to soft keyboard visibility on Android, ensuring input fields remain
accessible when typing.
Fixes: https://github.com/damus-io/notedeck/issues/946
Fixes: https://github.com/damus-io/notedeck/issues/1043
kernelkind (5):
TMP: use new egui-nav to fix scroll offset issues
add `scroll_offset` to `NoteAction::Note`
add `ThreadNote::set_scroll_offset`
set scroll offset when routing to thread
appease clippy
Introduces an `AnimationMode` enum with `Reactive`, `Continuous`, and
`NoAnimation` variants to allow fine-grained control over GIF playback
across the UI. This supports performance optimizations and accessibility
features, such as disabling animations when requested.
- Plumbs AnimationMode through image rendering paths
- Replaces hardcoded gif frame logic with reusable `process_gif_frame`
- Supports customizable FPS in Continuous mode
- Enables global animation opt-out via `NoteOptions::NoAnimations`
- Applies mode-specific logic in profile pictures, posts, media carousels, and viewer
Animation behavior by context
-----------------------------
- Profile pictures: Reactive (render only on interaction/activity)
- PostView: NoAnimation if disabled in NoteOptions, else Continuous (uncapped)
- Media carousels: NoAnimation or Continuous (capped at 24fps)
- Viewer/gallery: Always Continuous (full animation)
In the future, we can customize these by power settings.
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
The "top vs bottom" client label setting was cluttering the UI and
codebase with toggles that added little value. This consolidates client
label handling into one option, removes unused CLI/settings knobs, and
makes NoteView’s API consistent and fluent. Result: fewer knobs, less
branching, and a clearer, more predictable UI.
Now client labels are only shown in one place: selected notes.
- Drop `--show-client` arg in notedeck and `--show-note-client=top|bottom`
args in notedeck_columns
- Remove `NotedeckOptions::ShowClient` and related CLI parsing
- Delete `ShowSourceClientOption` enum, settings UI, and
`SettingsAction::SetShowSourceClient`
- Collapse `NoteOptions::{ClientNameTop, ClientNameBottom}` into a single
`NoteOptions::ClientName`
- Add `NoteOptions::{Framed, UnreadIndicator}`
- Move “framed” and unread indicator into flags (no more ad‑hoc bools)
- Add new NoteView builder methods: `.client_name()`, `.frame()`,
`.unread_indicator()`, and `.selected_style()`
- CLI flags for showing client labels have been removed
- `ClientNameTop`/`ClientNameBottom` replaced with `ClientName`
- API using `framed` or `show_unread_indicator` booleans must now use
the new flag setters
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
- Moved media related logic into notedeck instead of the ui crate,
since they pertain to Images/ImageCache based systems
- Made RenderableMedia owned to make it less of a nightmware
to work with and the perf should be negligible
- Added a ImageMetadata cache to Images. This is referenced
whenever we encounter an image so we don't have to
redo the work all of the time
- Relpaced our ad-hoc, hand(vibe?)-coded panning and zoom logic
with the Scene widget, which is explicitly designed for
this use case
- Extracted and detangle fullscreen media rendering from inside of note
rendering. We instead let the application decide what action they
want to perform when note media is clicked on.
- We add an on_view_media action to MediaAction for the application to
handle. The Columns app uses this toggle a FullscreenMedia app
option bits whenever we get a MediaAction::ViewMedis(urls).
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
