When adding tabs to the right sidebar it is now possible to provide a
"priority" property to set the order of the tab header relative to the
other tab headers.
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Before, any user was able to send and receive messages to and from
public password protected rooms, even if they were not invited and they
had not joined it; guests were not able to send, but were able to
receive nevertheless. Now, only invited users or users/guests that have
joined a public password protected room can send and receive messages to
and from it.
As a side effect that change affects too to regular public rooms (not
password protected), but the new behaviour makes more sense than the old
one anyway.
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The character limit for actorId is 64, but the spreed-session is 256
characters long, so it has to be hashed to get an ID that fits.
The sha1 algorithm is used as, from all the hash functions bundled with
PHP that are always available (the Hash extension can be disabled using
the "--disable-hash" switch, unlike those that are part of the string
functions), it generates the longest hashes (40 characters) that fit in
the actorId column of the database.
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The ChatController uses a long-polling approach: if there are currently
no messages the response will not be sent immediately; instead, HTTP
connection will be kept open waiting for new messages to arrive and,
when they do, then the response will be sent.
The technique is simply based on the fact that ChatManager will wait
(hang) until there are some messages to be returned, or until the
timeout expires.
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The chat manager handles sending and receiving chat messages. It uses
basic polling; "receiveMessages()" will repeteadly query the database
for new messages, waiting a little between each query, until messages
are found or the timeout expires.
The Comments API is used internally, but as this class is meant to be
used directly and only by a Controller, "receiveMessages()" returns an
array of IComments too instead of a custom interface to save the
conversion of objects.
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The ParticipantView was renamed to ParticipantListView and it is now a
subview of the new ParticipantView, which also contains the button to
add other participants to the room.
TODO: finish the actual movement of the button, as currently this commit
is just a skeleton with the changed views.
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The ParticipantCollection provides the list of participants (including
guests) in a room. The Room model is synced through signaling and
provides some information about the registered users and the guests in a
room, so the ParticipantCollection can listen to changes in those
properties to automatically fetch its items again when needed.
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Instead of being based on the "participantTabView" id the CSS rules used
by the ParticipantView were modified to be based on its class,
"participantWithList". This will make possible to change the parent
element of the ParticipantView and keep its style.
The rules for links were merged as those links that required a padding
due to being shown with an icon were also those shown inside the list
items.
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The right sidebar will contain a call info view and a tab view to which
different sections can be added as needed.
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The right sidebar is an area that can be shown or hidden from the right
border of the document. It is a core element from Nextcloud, and
SidebarView is a Marionette wrapper around it. Therefore, it has to be
used along an "#app-content" element that takes into account the
"with-app-sidebar" CSS class.
However, this right sidebar extends the standard right sidebar with an
icon shown on the right border of the screen that makes possible for the
user to show it when hidden (as there is no other element in the UI
suitable for that purpose).
That icon is just a right-pointing triangle created with a CSS trick (a
zero-sized div with width borders, but all of them transparent except
for the left one). However, as the icon will be shown on different
coloured backgrounds it can not have just a single colour; it must
provide a border on its own too, which is achieved with another triangle
slightly larger underneath. The triangle border is 2px instead of just
1px used in other UI elements (like in the sidebar itself) to make it
more noticeable on a white background.
The triangle used for the icon is a large one, with a width of 24px and
a height of 48px. Using this trick has an added benefit, as its
clickable area is larger than the triangle itself (48x48px), which
improves its usability on touchable screens (and does not negatively
affect the experience on other devices).
Currently the SidebarView is empty. The content will be added in
following commits.
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A TabView contains a set of tab headers and a content area. When a
header is selected its associated content view is shown in the content
area; otherwise its content is hidden (although the header is always
shown).
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Ivan Sein
Nextcloud bot
Joas Schilling
Daniel Calviño Sánchez