Merge DisplayMode and PlaybackMode into a new class called MusicMode.
Both of these datatypes represented similar things, and thus it's much
easier to make them the same datatype. Moreover, it makes the
forthcoming addition of the music selector much easier if the same
datatype was tied to the representation of music.
This commit also moves around things around the project to be slightly
more coherent.
Move the switch from IO to Main to within Indexer itself, through
withContext.
This is much easier to work with than the previous system of a separate
"update" coroutine, which isn't really needed anymore given that I no
longer need to do IO work when sanitizing the playback state.
Rename LoopMode to RepeatMode, which is generally much clearer
than the previous name.
This changes all non-breaking instances of "loop" in the app with
"repeat".
Migrate all esoteric adapters to the new RecyclerView framework.
One of the shortcomings with the previous RecyclerView utilities was
how more esoteric adapters with data that does not implement Item
could not use the utlities. The new system, by comparison, is capable
of taking any type of data, so we can no migrate all of the esoteric
adapters to the new system.
Spin off the data instances into their own class called BackingData.
This is to isolate the sane adapters that rely on one type of diffing
from the insane adapters that use synchronous and asynchronous diffing
simultaniously. It also allows some of the more esoteric adapters to
implement their own backing data without much trouble or leaky
abstractions.
Remove databinding entirely.
Databinding was a terrible idea for Auxio. I rarely leveraged it, and
when I did, it produced messy code and bloated build times. Dumpster it
for just viewbinding, which is good. This reduces building times by
nearly 2/3, and generally makes the codebase more coherent and usable.
Migrate to a centralized constant table for easier management.
Previously, Auxio would tie constants to the class itself, which
led to a largely disjointed system that relied on an internal table
so that it would stay sane. This commit moves all of those constants
to a single table for easier usage and management.
Remove all usages of memberBinding from the app.
For some reason, certain devices running Android 10 and lower will
have a lifecycle race condition whenever the theme is mis-matched.
This ends up resulting in an invalid state whenever memberBinder was
used. Since we can't replace memberBinder with a better solution,
just dumpster the whole thing. This platform is so god damn broken,
jesus christ.
Resolves#80.
Fix an issue where headset focus would restart playback unexpectedly.
At some point during the broadcast refactor, I accidentally switched
the values of CONNECTED and DISCONNECTED when handling
AudioManager.ACTION_HEADSET_PLUG. This resulted in playback starting
for no reason in some situations.
Update the contribution information and templates.
The contribution information and templates were growing a bit stale,
given that they haven't gotten a refresh since ~1.3.0. This commit
reworks them to be more thorough and straightfoward.
Completely refactor the way music is grouped up into artists and
albums.
The issue with previous attempts at implementing better artist
management was the reliance on MediaStore IDs in many parts of the
program. Dumpster this by merging the hash and ID values into a
single field that is garunteed to be unique enough. This allows songs
to be adequately grouped into case-insensitive artists while also
deduplicating albums that may have been split my MediaStore due to
heterogeneous formats.
Resolves#66.
Extend edge-to-edge to versions below Android Oreo. This is done
through tinting the navigation bar colors on those versions,
circumventing the coloring issue.
Turns out playback controls wouldn't actually work because the view
would detach but not the actual fragment, resulting in onCreateView
never being called and the entire system falling apart. This fixes
it by just giving PlaybackLayout the viewmodel instance it needs.
I'll need to release a hotfix for this issue since this is really
easy the trigger and really hard to fix unless you know why it
occurs. Android lifecycles suck so much.
Re-add the play/shuffle options to the song list, now as a header. This
seems to be the best option UX-wise, but the implementation is really
I think the best option regarding that is to extend this idiom to all
lists or split these fragments up. Both are reasonable.
Refactor the styling again to make all styles start with the Auxio
prefix. Also try to phase out the usage of layout_width and
layout_height in most places, since those can cause a lot of
frustration if they aren't used in the layout they are expected in.
Make the queue UI follow the liftOnScroll idiom that is already used
in the detail views. This also tweaks the edge-to-edge behavior so
that this view properly works.
Move the AndroidUtils file into the root Auxio directory, renaming it
to AuxioUtils as well. This also changes some methods to be extension
methods instead of argument functions.
Actually bother to add license boilerplate. Even though I've written
the entirety of Auxio, the boilerplate will be under "Auxio Project"
instead, as I don't want to share my real name.
ExoPlayer's online functionality will cause the library to request the
ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE permission. We don't need this since we use
ExoPlayer for local playback only. For simplicity [and to remove a
weird suspicious permission, we just disable it]
Create a seperate ActionHeader object for headers with actions attached alongside a new viewholder to accompany it.
This allows action headers to be created easier without creating your own viewholder.
Change the loop behavior to something that is actually sensible,
with [ ] looping the whole playlist and [ 1 ] looping the song.
This also removes the "Do on end" setting. A new stop option may
be reintroduced, however.
This resolves issue #13.
Update the structure of the settings system to do several things:
- Finally use int preferences everywhere instead of the mix of strings & ints from before
- Create a new preference named `IntListPreference` that enables the use of integers in list preferences
- Actually centralize array values and default values into a single integers xml
- Isolate all the new migration code into a single file
- Refreshed the int tables used by data objects [DB version has been updated, will not update when other changes]
The only preference not migrated is doAtEnd since that is being planned to be retired in a future LoopMode update.
Completely refactor the blacklist dialog to not only use the Storage Access Framework, but also to completely eliminate the material dialogs dependency.
