El diumenge, 22 de novembre de 2020, a les 12:40:16 CET, Carl Schwan va escriure: > Le samedi, novembre 21, 2020 1:26 AM, Albert Astals Cid <aa...@kde.org> a > écrit : > > > El dijous, 19 de novembre de 2020, a les 23:27:24 CET, Carl Schwan va > > escriure: > > > > > Hello, > > > Tobias and I have been working on a Matrix client using Kirigami, > > > named NeoChat. NeoChat is still missing a few features to become > > > a full-featured Matrix client (most notably encryption support and > > > video chat support), but it is starting to be good enough for > > > interacting with public rooms. It is using version 0.6 of > > > libQuotient and is a fork of the (abandoned) Spectral client. > > > For the moment the feature supported are: > > > > > > - Sending messages > > > - Sending files from clipboard and filesystem > > > - Reply to message (right-click on a message to access menu) > > > - Start a private chat (but not encrypted) > > > - Show notifications, for the moment there is only a global switch > > > to disable it. We plan to implement the configuration part of the > > > specification soon. > > > > > > - Auto-completion of usernames in chat > > > - Emoji picker > > > - Basic room setting page > > > - Send and accept invitations > > > - /rainbow <message> (very important) > > > - /me <message> > > > - And more features are contently added > > > > > > We already support a nightly build for Flatpak and a quite > > > experimental Android build. > > > The only external dependencies for NeoChat are libQuotient > > > (0.6.x branch) and cmark. > > > Concerning the release plan, we want to release an initial > > > version to ship with the Pinephone KDE edition. And once with > > > are happy with the feature provided by NeoChat (e.g. encryption > > > support) we plan on moving it to the release service. > > > We have an active Matrix room for discussion around NeoChat at > > > #neochat:kde.org. > > > Thanks in advance for your review and helpful advice. > > > > Nitpick (just at the beginning because it's the first thing i faced when > > trying to compile): It would be nicer if you would use the feature_summary > > better, i.e. don't mark things required in the find_package level but on > > the set_package_properties level. so i get a nice summary with all the > > things i'm missing the first time i try instead of having to run cmake N > > times until i install everything. > > > > I tried to login to https://webchat.kde.org (which doesn't seem to be the > > correct url i have to use i guess) and i got "no feedback at all" that > > things were failing. I can even press the Login more times in what seems to > > be spawning more connection attempts. I've since learnt that > > https://kde.modular.im is the correct url to use. > > > > I tried to login to https://matrix.org and then got a notification that > > something was wrong (i was using kde's server credentials) but the > > notification went away before i could read it. Seems not a very nice UI to > > hide important error messages before i can read them. > > > > If i use "https://kde.modular.im " (<- notice the space at the end) as > > server to connect to, nothing happens, no error, no nothing, either > > automatically remove trailing spaces or at least tell me "you stupid user > > fix your url" > > > > The chat window uses the wrong background colors, gray is not the > > background color my theme uses for text areas, it's white. > > > > "Room setting" in the sidebar should be "Room settings"? > > > > If i'm in a channel and press settings, then accounts, then explore rooms, > > it think it makes no sense UI wise that the top bar < doesn't bring me > > directly to the channel and instead has me go to accounts and settings > > first. > > > > If i'm in about neochat, i don't think the top bar should still have the > > "open this channel sidebar" on top right, i'm not really on a channel right > > now. > > > > Speaking about that "open this channel sidebar" on top right, it could > > really use a tooltip, the icon is not really that obvious the first time > > you click it it's like hoping it's not the kill everyone button :) > > > > I am not sure how i did it (i think i was loging in and login out again) > > but i ended up with two panels https://i.imgur.com/2ot4ROY.png > > > > The first time you login, the chat sorting is all weird, see > > https://i.imgur.com/2ot4ROY.png (ignore the right panel), there groups, > > then direct messages, then groups again on the left panel > > > > There seems to be some issue with text wrapping, see how > > https://i.imgur.com/2NsTx3X.png gets turns into > > https://i.imgur.com/TePoCAx.png (the black on the right is the window > > behind neochat) > > > > In the room settings having Save not be at the end of the layout is weird > > > > In the room settings, what's Canonical Alias, i have an empty non editable > > combobox, what am i supposed to do with it? > > > > The room settings title label escapes it's "window" see > > https://i.imgur.com/1SZmOiK.png > > > > You're leaking m_settings in EmojiModel, i'd suggest just turning it into a > > QSettings instead of a QSettings * > > Thanks for the careful review of NeoChat :) > > I fixed almost all the problems you found but two problems are still > remaining: > > * The "open this channel sidebar" button on the top right corner is a control > coming from Kirigami and I couldn't figure out a way with the public API to > change it. I will discuss this tomorrow with Marco, it could probably also > make sense to allows changing the icon too. > > * And I couldn't reproduce the bug with the weird chat sorting, but this > blind commit might fix it: > https://invent.kde.org/network/neochat/commit/7a30c4ba8eda1236f52cf6035b674d0fd53e2d2b.
Sadly not fixed, anything i can do to try to help you debug it? Cheers, Albert > > Also for the server name setting, "https://kde.org"; should also work instead > of the obscure kde.modular.im name. > > Cheers, > Carl > > > > > Cheers, > > Albert > > > > > Carl and Tobias > > >
