Make MusicLoader instantiation fully asynchronous. This implementation
changes a lot about Auxio. For one, the loading screen is now gone.
However, many parts of the app now run under the fact that MusicStore
might not be available. However, I don't think there will be too much bugs
from it. Some more changes will be made to improve this implementation.
Do a couple of UI changes I thought of over this week:
- Make the detail header text neutral, mostly so I can make it so that
the accent only corresponds to active thingsd
- Remove the vanity elevation from the cover images. This is mostly to
abide by Material Design.
- Move the about screen to it's own menu slot on the main fragment.
Merge LibraryFragment, SongsFragment, and others into a new fragment
called HomeFragment. This is the beginning of the Auxio UI overhaul.
This has caused some regressions here and there, but these will be
rectified over time.
Completely redesign the about UI to remove its dependency on
bottomsheetdialogfragment. That object is such a hassle to deal with an
is the epitome of everything wrong with this horrible platform. This
design will enable further about extensions in the future.
Make QueueFragment an actual fragment instead of a BottomSheetDialogFragment. Really dont want to deal with the garbage BottomSheetDialogFragment does.
Change the parent artist navigation so that its only enabled when an album is selected from LibraryFragment, otherwise dont enable it, as the user can just navigate up to see the parent artist.
Update layouts to not assign a primary color through the tools namespace anymore, also bring back the light theme, which apparently disappeared at some point.
Remove MusicRepository/All Library models and replace it with a single shared ViewModel, Move MainFragment into MainActivity, and remove the LoadingFragment -> MainFragment navigation path.
Turns out a dedicated Now Playing screen wont look that good, so refactor that into the Library screen. Also replace the ActionBar with a Toolbar and update the theming a bit.
