Hide the MusicStore implementation behind an interface, transforming it
into a new MusicRepository class.
This is in preparation for dependency injection.
Disable the new instructions-based system for now.
The way I was doing reflection was likely far too unsafe and prone to
bugs. I'll want to do it some other way.
Completely rework the detail list implementations so that resorting the
song list causes a replace operation instead of a diff operation.
This finally makes the list experience consistent across the app.
Redesign the header component to be more aligned with M3 guidelines.
This includes moving the divider to the top when reasonable, using a
smaller font size, and using a tinted coloration to separate itself
from the list contents.
Make list instructions generic in preparation for the detail list
update.
Detail views need their own instructions datatype, so this is meant to
allow that to be implemented without issue.
Leverage the new UpdateInstructions system to allow the home view to
diff the lists on music updates, and then replace the lists on
resorting events.
This just improves quality-of-life overall.
Make all adapters relying on diffing unified into a DiffAdapter
superclass that can then accurately respond to the new
UpdateInstructions data.
UpdateInstructions is still not fully used everywhere, but will be
soon.
When the back button is pressed, clear the current selection before
navigating back.
This is something I was planning to do but then completely forgot about
when implementing multi-select.
Resolves#316.
Switch back to using settings-specific listeners rather than the
SharedPreference listener.
Again, this is due to the need to decouple android code from settings.
It also allows us to fully obscure the details of what settings we are
actually working with.
Decouple the settings god object into feature-specific settings.
This should make testing settings-dependent code much easier, as it no
longer requires a context.
Make all list listeners operate on generic values.
Wanted to do this for awhile, but couldn't figure out how to get the
listener to work with sub-typed listeners until I learned what the in
keyword actually does. This removes a ton of type-checking boilerplate
that it's not even funny.
I actually have no idea how to go about decoupling the other music
loading errors from the "No Music" case without a very jarring user
experience, so I'm not doing it for now.
Make indexer responses use Result instead of an arbitrary response
type.
This is part of a more general rework to move the "No music found"
screen from the home view to the individual home lists.
Split off parsing-related components from extractor into a new parsing
module.
A lot of these methods are used in non-extractor code, so it makes more
sense for them to not be part of the extractors.
The code that is really extractor-specific can remain within the
extractor files.
Rework some of the taped together ways context-dependent objects were
replied on in-app, such as removing redundant constructs and extremely
hacky lifecycle mechanisms.
Add support for albums to have a range of dates.
Often compilation albums will have Songs released in different months
or years, so it makes some sense to show a date range rather than just
the ealiest date.
The only point at which the earliest date is still shown is in the home
view's popup, as maxiumum dates in a date range are not sorted by, and
so showing it doesn't make sense.
Redocument the music module.
Much of it's documentation has drifted from reality as changes were
made, this commit completely redoes the documentation in order to
fix that.
Redocument the detail, home, image, and list modules.
Much of this project's documentation has drifted from actual
functionality, and newer code is pretty sparely documented.
This commit seeks to rectify that by redocumenting every source
file in this project.
Implement actions for selections in the home view.
Play selected and shuffle selected have been removed for now until the
queue can be properly reworked
Remove childish wording/diatribes from the codebase that were added
when I was younger.
I'm an adult now. I have to make this repository at least somewhat
professional.
