mediawiki-extensions-Echo/modules/mobile/notifications.js

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var mobile = require( 'mobile.startup' );
Dormant mobile notifications overlay lives in Echo This code will be enabled when Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f relinquishes the responsibility for rendering the Echo notification badge and wiring up of the related JS. It makes 3 assumptions: 1) Minerva will expose a VERSION property on the skins.minerva.scripts module to tell Echo it can begin control of the functionality 2) A new hook `SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge` will run on the server side allowing Echo extension to render the Notifications badge in Minerva. 3) A new client side hook (echo.mobile) will fire whenever the Echo dialog is opened or closed. All code relating to Echo inside MobileFrontend and Minerva is moved here. CSS for the modules is kept in Minerva as skinStyles This code remains dormant until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f lands. It pre-registers a "to-be-created" hook SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge that substitutes the Minerva badge. It also watches the export value of skins.minerva.scripts for a VERSION value - when this appears it will take the signal that it should manage the frontend code. In the new system the mobile specific code is limited to the mobile version of Minerva. The desktop version of Echo loads on Minerva desktop - presenting an opportunity in future to consolidate both implementations to use the same component. The mobile version of Vector and Timeless for example will load the mobile overlay (with existing styling issues that we don't need to worry about right now given we don't officially support skins other than Minerva as mobile) Testers: * Check require( 'ext.echo.mobile' )(); inside initMobile inside ext.echo.init does not fire until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f is checked out. Depends-On: I1a66939d2b596094b419de40b370e79f09c85581 Bug: T221007 Change-Id: I09c27a084100b223662f84de6cbe01bebe1fe774
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/**
* @fires echo.mobile every time the notifications overlay is opened
Dormant mobile notifications overlay lives in Echo This code will be enabled when Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f relinquishes the responsibility for rendering the Echo notification badge and wiring up of the related JS. It makes 3 assumptions: 1) Minerva will expose a VERSION property on the skins.minerva.scripts module to tell Echo it can begin control of the functionality 2) A new hook `SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge` will run on the server side allowing Echo extension to render the Notifications badge in Minerva. 3) A new client side hook (echo.mobile) will fire whenever the Echo dialog is opened or closed. All code relating to Echo inside MobileFrontend and Minerva is moved here. CSS for the modules is kept in Minerva as skinStyles This code remains dormant until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f lands. It pre-registers a "to-be-created" hook SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge that substitutes the Minerva badge. It also watches the export value of skins.minerva.scripts for a VERSION value - when this appears it will take the signal that it should manage the frontend code. In the new system the mobile specific code is limited to the mobile version of Minerva. The desktop version of Echo loads on Minerva desktop - presenting an opportunity in future to consolidate both implementations to use the same component. The mobile version of Vector and Timeless for example will load the mobile overlay (with existing styling issues that we don't need to worry about right now given we don't officially support skins other than Minerva as mobile) Testers: * Check require( 'ext.echo.mobile' )(); inside initMobile inside ext.echo.init does not fire until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f is checked out. Depends-On: I1a66939d2b596094b419de40b370e79f09c85581 Bug: T221007 Change-Id: I09c27a084100b223662f84de6cbe01bebe1fe774
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*/
function onOpenNotificationsOverlay() {
mw.hook( 'echo.mobile' ).fire( true );
}
/**
* @fires echo.mobile every time the notifications overlay is closed
Dormant mobile notifications overlay lives in Echo This code will be enabled when Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f relinquishes the responsibility for rendering the Echo notification badge and wiring up of the related JS. It makes 3 assumptions: 1) Minerva will expose a VERSION property on the skins.minerva.scripts module to tell Echo it can begin control of the functionality 2) A new hook `SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge` will run on the server side allowing Echo extension to render the Notifications badge in Minerva. 3) A new client side hook (echo.mobile) will fire whenever the Echo dialog is opened or closed. All code relating to Echo inside MobileFrontend and Minerva is moved here. CSS for the modules is kept in Minerva as skinStyles This code remains dormant until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f lands. It pre-registers a "to-be-created" hook SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge that substitutes the Minerva badge. It also watches the export value of skins.minerva.scripts for a VERSION value - when this appears it will take the signal that it should manage the frontend code. In the new system the mobile specific code is limited to the mobile version of Minerva. The desktop version of Echo loads on Minerva desktop - presenting an opportunity in future to consolidate both implementations to use the same component. The mobile version of Vector and Timeless for example will load the mobile overlay (with existing styling issues that we don't need to worry about right now given we don't officially support skins other than Minerva as mobile) Testers: * Check require( 'ext.echo.mobile' )(); inside initMobile inside ext.echo.init does not fire until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f is checked out. Depends-On: I1a66939d2b596094b419de40b370e79f09c85581 Bug: T221007 Change-Id: I09c27a084100b223662f84de6cbe01bebe1fe774
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*/
function onCloseNotificationsOverlay() {
mw.hook( 'echo.mobile' ).fire( false );
}
/**
Dormant mobile notifications overlay lives in Echo This code will be enabled when Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f relinquishes the responsibility for rendering the Echo notification badge and wiring up of the related JS. It makes 3 assumptions: 1) Minerva will expose a VERSION property on the skins.minerva.scripts module to tell Echo it can begin control of the functionality 2) A new hook `SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge` will run on the server side allowing Echo extension to render the Notifications badge in Minerva. 3) A new client side hook (echo.mobile) will fire whenever the Echo dialog is opened or closed. All code relating to Echo inside MobileFrontend and Minerva is moved here. CSS for the modules is kept in Minerva as skinStyles This code remains dormant until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f lands. It pre-registers a "to-be-created" hook SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge that substitutes the Minerva badge. It also watches the export value of skins.minerva.scripts for a VERSION value - when this appears it will take the signal that it should manage the frontend code. In the new system the mobile specific code is limited to the mobile version of Minerva. The desktop version of Echo loads on Minerva desktop - presenting an opportunity in future to consolidate both implementations to use the same component. The mobile version of Vector and Timeless for example will load the mobile overlay (with existing styling issues that we don't need to worry about right now given we don't officially support skins other than Minerva as mobile) Testers: * Check require( 'ext.echo.mobile' )(); inside initMobile inside ext.echo.init does not fire until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f is checked out. Depends-On: I1a66939d2b596094b419de40b370e79f09c85581 Bug: T221007 Change-Id: I09c27a084100b223662f84de6cbe01bebe1fe774
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* This code loads the necessary modules for the notifications overlay, not to be confused
* with the Toast notifications defined by common/toast.js.
*/
function init() {
var
Dormant mobile notifications overlay lives in Echo This code will be enabled when Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f relinquishes the responsibility for rendering the Echo notification badge and wiring up of the related JS. It makes 3 assumptions: 1) Minerva will expose a VERSION property on the skins.minerva.scripts module to tell Echo it can begin control of the functionality 2) A new hook `SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge` will run on the server side allowing Echo extension to render the Notifications badge in Minerva. 3) A new client side hook (echo.mobile) will fire whenever the Echo dialog is opened or closed. All code relating to Echo inside MobileFrontend and Minerva is moved here. CSS for the modules is kept in Minerva as skinStyles This code remains dormant until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f lands. It pre-registers a "to-be-created" hook SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge that substitutes the Minerva badge. It also watches the export value of skins.minerva.scripts for a VERSION value - when this appears it will take the signal that it should manage the frontend code. In the new system the mobile specific code is limited to the mobile version of Minerva. The desktop version of Echo loads on Minerva desktop - presenting an opportunity in future to consolidate both implementations to use the same component. The mobile version of Vector and Timeless for example will load the mobile overlay (with existing styling issues that we don't need to worry about right now given we don't officially support skins other than Minerva as mobile) Testers: * Check require( 'ext.echo.mobile' )(); inside initMobile inside ext.echo.init does not fire until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f is checked out. Depends-On: I1a66939d2b596094b419de40b370e79f09c85581 Bug: T221007 Change-Id: I09c27a084100b223662f84de6cbe01bebe1fe774
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notificationsFilterOverlay = require( './notificationsFilterOverlay.js' ),
notificationsOverlay = require( './overlay.js' ),
overlayManager = mobile.getOverlayManager(),
Dormant mobile notifications overlay lives in Echo This code will be enabled when Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f relinquishes the responsibility for rendering the Echo notification badge and wiring up of the related JS. It makes 3 assumptions: 1) Minerva will expose a VERSION property on the skins.minerva.scripts module to tell Echo it can begin control of the functionality 2) A new hook `SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge` will run on the server side allowing Echo extension to render the Notifications badge in Minerva. 3) A new client side hook (echo.mobile) will fire whenever the Echo dialog is opened or closed. All code relating to Echo inside MobileFrontend and Minerva is moved here. CSS for the modules is kept in Minerva as skinStyles This code remains dormant until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f lands. It pre-registers a "to-be-created" hook SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge that substitutes the Minerva badge. It also watches the export value of skins.minerva.scripts for a VERSION value - when this appears it will take the signal that it should manage the frontend code. In the new system the mobile specific code is limited to the mobile version of Minerva. The desktop version of Echo loads on Minerva desktop - presenting an opportunity in future to consolidate both implementations to use the same component. The mobile version of Vector and Timeless for example will load the mobile overlay (with existing styling issues that we don't need to worry about right now given we don't officially support skins other than Minerva as mobile) Testers: * Check require( 'ext.echo.mobile' )(); inside initMobile inside ext.echo.init does not fire until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f is checked out. Depends-On: I1a66939d2b596094b419de40b370e79f09c85581 Bug: T221007 Change-Id: I09c27a084100b223662f84de6cbe01bebe1fe774
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initialized = false;
function showNotificationOverlay() {
var overlay = notificationsOverlay(
function ( exit ) {
Dormant mobile notifications overlay lives in Echo This code will be enabled when Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f relinquishes the responsibility for rendering the Echo notification badge and wiring up of the related JS. It makes 3 assumptions: 1) Minerva will expose a VERSION property on the skins.minerva.scripts module to tell Echo it can begin control of the functionality 2) A new hook `SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge` will run on the server side allowing Echo extension to render the Notifications badge in Minerva. 3) A new client side hook (echo.mobile) will fire whenever the Echo dialog is opened or closed. All code relating to Echo inside MobileFrontend and Minerva is moved here. CSS for the modules is kept in Minerva as skinStyles This code remains dormant until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f lands. It pre-registers a "to-be-created" hook SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge that substitutes the Minerva badge. It also watches the export value of skins.minerva.scripts for a VERSION value - when this appears it will take the signal that it should manage the frontend code. In the new system the mobile specific code is limited to the mobile version of Minerva. The desktop version of Echo loads on Minerva desktop - presenting an opportunity in future to consolidate both implementations to use the same component. The mobile version of Vector and Timeless for example will load the mobile overlay (with existing styling issues that we don't need to worry about right now given we don't officially support skins other than Minerva as mobile) Testers: * Check require( 'ext.echo.mobile' )(); inside initMobile inside ext.echo.init does not fire until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f is checked out. Depends-On: I1a66939d2b596094b419de40b370e79f09c85581 Bug: T221007 Change-Id: I09c27a084100b223662f84de6cbe01bebe1fe774
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onCloseNotificationsOverlay();
exit();
} );
onOpenNotificationsOverlay();
return overlay;
}
// Once the DOM is loaded add the overlay and overlay manager. Minerva will handle the
// notification button that will link to Special:Notifications.
Dormant mobile notifications overlay lives in Echo This code will be enabled when Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f relinquishes the responsibility for rendering the Echo notification badge and wiring up of the related JS. It makes 3 assumptions: 1) Minerva will expose a VERSION property on the skins.minerva.scripts module to tell Echo it can begin control of the functionality 2) A new hook `SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge` will run on the server side allowing Echo extension to render the Notifications badge in Minerva. 3) A new client side hook (echo.mobile) will fire whenever the Echo dialog is opened or closed. All code relating to Echo inside MobileFrontend and Minerva is moved here. CSS for the modules is kept in Minerva as skinStyles This code remains dormant until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f lands. It pre-registers a "to-be-created" hook SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge that substitutes the Minerva badge. It also watches the export value of skins.minerva.scripts for a VERSION value - when this appears it will take the signal that it should manage the frontend code. In the new system the mobile specific code is limited to the mobile version of Minerva. The desktop version of Echo loads on Minerva desktop - presenting an opportunity in future to consolidate both implementations to use the same component. The mobile version of Vector and Timeless for example will load the mobile overlay (with existing styling issues that we don't need to worry about right now given we don't officially support skins other than Minerva as mobile) Testers: * Check require( 'ext.echo.mobile' )(); inside initMobile inside ext.echo.init does not fire until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f is checked out. Depends-On: I1a66939d2b596094b419de40b370e79f09c85581 Bug: T221007 Change-Id: I09c27a084100b223662f84de6cbe01bebe1fe774
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$( function () {
overlayManager.add( /^\/notifications$/, showNotificationOverlay );
/**
* Adds a filter button to the UI inside notificationsInboxWidget
*
Dormant mobile notifications overlay lives in Echo This code will be enabled when Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f relinquishes the responsibility for rendering the Echo notification badge and wiring up of the related JS. It makes 3 assumptions: 1) Minerva will expose a VERSION property on the skins.minerva.scripts module to tell Echo it can begin control of the functionality 2) A new hook `SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge` will run on the server side allowing Echo extension to render the Notifications badge in Minerva. 3) A new client side hook (echo.mobile) will fire whenever the Echo dialog is opened or closed. All code relating to Echo inside MobileFrontend and Minerva is moved here. CSS for the modules is kept in Minerva as skinStyles This code remains dormant until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f lands. It pre-registers a "to-be-created" hook SkinMinervaReplaceNotificationsBadge that substitutes the Minerva badge. It also watches the export value of skins.minerva.scripts for a VERSION value - when this appears it will take the signal that it should manage the frontend code. In the new system the mobile specific code is limited to the mobile version of Minerva. The desktop version of Echo loads on Minerva desktop - presenting an opportunity in future to consolidate both implementations to use the same component. The mobile version of Vector and Timeless for example will load the mobile overlay (with existing styling issues that we don't need to worry about right now given we don't officially support skins other than Minerva as mobile) Testers: * Check require( 'ext.echo.mobile' )(); inside initMobile inside ext.echo.init does not fire until Iba1d7863171268066bf7597182c57a0a2041497f is checked out. Depends-On: I1a66939d2b596094b419de40b370e79f09c85581 Bug: T221007 Change-Id: I09c27a084100b223662f84de6cbe01bebe1fe774
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* @method
* @ignore
*/
function addFilterButton() {
// Create filter button once the notifications overlay has been loaded
var filterStatusButton = new OO.ui.ButtonWidget(
{
href: '#/notifications-filter',
classes: [ 'mw-echo-ui-notificationsInboxWidget-main-toolbar-nav-filter-placeholder' ],
icon: 'funnel',
label: mw.msg( 'echo-mobile-notifications-filter-title' )
} );
// eslint-disable-next-line no-jquery/no-global-selector
$( '.mw-echo-ui-notificationsInboxWidget-cell-placeholder' ).append(
$( '<div>' )
.addClass( 'mw-echo-ui-notificationsInboxWidget-main-toolbar-nav-filter' )
.addClass( 'mw-echo-ui-notificationsInboxWidget-cell' )
.append( filterStatusButton.$element )
);
}
// This code will currently only be invoked on Special:Notifications
// The code is bundled here since it makes use of loadModuleScript. This also allows
// the possibility of invoking the filter from outside the Special page in future.
// Once the 'ext.echo.special.onInitialize' hook has fired, load notification filter.
mw.hook( 'ext.echo.special.onInitialize' ).add( function () {
// eslint-disable-next-line no-jquery/no-global-selector
var $crossWikiUnreadFilter = $( '.mw-echo-ui-crossWikiUnreadFilterWidget' ),
// eslint-disable-next-line no-jquery/no-global-selector
$notifReadState = $( '.mw-echo-ui-notificationsInboxWidget-main-toolbar-readState' );
// The 'ext.echo.special.onInitialize' hook is fired whenever special page notification
// changes display on click of a filter.
// Hence the hook is restricted from firing more than once.
if ( initialized ) {
return;
}
// setup the filter button (now we have OOjs UI)
addFilterButton();
// setup route
overlayManager.add( /^\/notifications-filter$/, function () {
onOpenNotificationsOverlay();
return notificationsFilterOverlay( {
onBeforeExit: function ( exit ) {
onCloseNotificationsOverlay();
exit();
},
$notifReadState: $notifReadState,
$crossWikiUnreadFilter: $crossWikiUnreadFilter
} );
} );
initialized = true;
} );
} );
}
module.exports.init = init;