The text for 'type' in the documentation of the parent describes the
notification type can be 'all', following 'message' and 'alert'. That is
actually used, for instance inside of
mw.echo.Controller.markLocalNotificationsRead() function. The gap
between doc and implementation results in bugs. This resolves the gap.
Bug: T270879
Change-Id: I546aa42e927a05a5426db90153901ae632b97e36
This seems strange, because markseen sounds like a write action, but it
writes to the seentime cache rather than the database. For multi-DC
support, we need writes to the seentime cache to happen in the local
data center, and the easiest way to do that is to make it a GET request
rather than a POST request.
It would be nice if marking as seen could be consolidated into the GET
request for fetching notifications, but I didn't do that because the
code for those fetches is pretty complicated, and some fetches (like
polling) should not mark as seen.
Bug: T222851
Change-Id: If4c504a9dc562b1d4e626e155fba8ebb5cdb0579
Update usages of the variable for the capitalization difference.
Depends-On: I4d289267991f1f9a8e0710ec6ee5a2131306c510
Change-Id: Ie49e898b33765aa0723501be8c0c30622e7cbd2f
When creating the various notification sources,
the server was indexing them with wfWikiID() but
the client was using wgDBname to find which one
is local and which are remote. On some wikis,
like TWN, wfWikiID() includes a db suffix so
the JS app on Special:Notifications is failing to
find the local source and errors.
Bug: T167336
Change-Id: Id60f723b615fb7db54a6f17b1c1be20dfe98e36c
This will prevent these requests from being blocked by browser plugins
like Privacy Badger and AdBlock.
I believe this eliminates the last foreign requests in the front end, so
we should clean up and simplify the now largely unused hierarchy of
API-related classes.
Bug: T121930
Change-Id: I74c22514409ad7e206a413306065a0c62d2e793d
This transforms seenTime concept to a global property for all wikis
and sources, and updates the global seen time on opening the popup.
Bug: T134855
Change-Id: I67bcc4b346237317c7a9204dd43cd0e9ee02792f
Allow extensions to add dynamic actions that perform some
API request and display a confirmation message.
Bug: T132975
Change-Id: Ib16d57c3f1a11a9749564c6e2112bf1ca32c55e8
Make it optional through the unpgrouppages parameter, so that
generic usage of the unreadnotificationpages API is still possible.
In the front-end, store which display title maps to what set of titles,
and pass in the full set rather than just the display title when
filtering by a page.
Bug: T137502
Change-Id: I443ca00ff5e5d36fd6910101226358942e6aa8ee
* Add ISO 8601 date format to notification output
This is actually supposed to be the only output date format used,
per https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Data_formats#Timestamps , but
I'm not doing anything to deprecate the others right now.
* Change wgEchoSeenTime to use ISO 8601. mwgrep and extension grep do
not show any usages. However, since it is a breaking change, to
minimize disruption, I'm also using this opportunity to change
'message' to 'notice'.
* Remove wgEchoInitialNotifCount. I was going to also change 'message'
to 'notice' here too, but then I saw it was totally unused.
(It was read in Echo to populate a JS variable, but then it was
unused.)
* Make sure the Special:Notifications page aggregation by days is
done by local days, even though the timestamp per item is still
UTC. This is to make sure the days are displayed correctly in
the local timezone.
* Change all reverse sorting callbacks to handle comparisons of
ISO 8601.
Bug: T141413
Change-Id: I20271345c7d350dc3e7f467288e5cdc98e6250cc
Add a global-wiki 'mark all as read' to the Special:Notifications page.
The 'mark all as read' will makr all notifications in the given
wiki. The context of the wiki changes when filters are chosen,
and so the message of the button changes as well.
Bug: T115528
Change-Id: Ibd9dcdf7072d6cbc1a268c18e558e6d0df28f929
This organizes the operation of seenTime so we can store and
follow up on it based on different sources, as well as update
it correctly remotely when needed.
Change-Id: I629ecfc84999be998b45c9c7adb00ea7e3e51742
This would make the wiki names localized to the current user
interface language, rather than the wiki language.
Bug: T139807
Change-Id: I2b787e1486819d6833e169ac6db519cd36a3c3eb
We need the API to return the notifications for the special page
in timestamp order and not read/unread order, so that the 'continue'
value is still correct.
On top of that, if we have many unread notifications, they should
still be placed according to the dates, so the API must bring back
proper result.
In this fix, we add 'unreadFirst' to filters, and only use that
filter when needed (namely, in the popup)
Bug: T136885
Change-Id: I3018d09b009d735402d83074a5ffcd14ea1c242a
When we fetch the pages per wiki, the API returns an object that
defines the local wiki we are in as its dbName; this then gets
stored into the model as the source, which forces us to check against
the dbName whenever we want to perform an operation so we can tell
the API layer to fetch and perform the actions locally, rather than
use a foreign API.
The term 'local' makes no sense for naming the model (and upcoming
tech debt work will fix this) but it makes sense in the context of
the API layer -- and hence, the source name should follow suit.
This fix makes sure that the local wiki objects always have their
sources defined to be 'local', and thus making us use the test for
dbName in very specific points (when we get the data) rather than
throughout the codebase, randonly.
This is also the first step to allow proper updating of things like
seenTime accross wikis, especially in cases where we view a remote
wiki as if it is local (in the Special:Notifications page)
Change-Id: I94633a1cd074580cbc5029d7c75d179e908e5c52
To allow individual notifications to be
marked as read/unread or moderated,
bundles are created by grouping associated
notifications when they are fetched for display
instead of when they are created.
From a product perspective, this change doesn't
introduce moderation or expandable bundles but
it counts each individual notifications.
For instance, the bundled notification
"3 new topics on PageA" now counts as 3
notifications.
Bug: T93673
Bug: T120153
Change-Id: Iacd098573efd92bb1e3fcd7da4cd40cea9522f15
Uses the magic value '[]' to mean 'no title'. This is a bit ugly,
but I think introducing an additional ¬withouttitle=1 parameter
is uglier and results in more code.
Change-Id: I83278182aeaf3905eb0f3e24c4c6c247720b1e76
This will allow us to let the user click filters quickly, effectively
changing the promises sent to the API, but let the API only resolve
with the latest requested promise.
Bug: T136895
Change-Id: I698a2b8eced6d8ee997efef353697d27d92cfb2f
Add a sidebar with cross-wiki sources and pages of unread notifications.
The filter allows the user to fetch notifications from a foreign source
and specific pages if those exist.
Bug: T129366
Change-Id: I57d827a47f80274d75364c2099a9624049a26834
The zero results can either be because there are no notifications
at all for this user in the local wiki, or because there are no
results for the specific filter. Both messages are used for either
case.
Also, clean up the display of push/pop pending for the inbox widget
and hide the label in case the message count is 0 or 1 notifications
as it is unhelpful and irrelevant in these cases.
Bug: T136586
Bug: T136574
Bug: T129363
Change-Id: I1465f772bb9f5247df645d6612f951e5fd7d38cf
Changing the way Echo's front-end architecture works to work with
model-view-controller methodology.
Change-Id: I97862402c41bc04dd41cd08d79f19ff677340249
Some complexity is now gone. We didn't currently have a good justification
for a the APIHandler factory: the apiHandler caller would have to specify
(variable `foreign`) what kind of handler it would like to initiate anyway,
so it might as well just inject the object (which makes the code easier to
follow, decreases bugs risk because there are less code paths)
This also gives the caller more control of the API handlers:
registerForeignSources will now be able to do more. Now it can e.g. create
1 object that is shared for multiple wikis (to do lookups for multiple
wikis at once)
Also renamed addApiHandler to setApiHandler (it just sets the value it needs
without checking if it already existed anyway)
Change-Id: Ie1814c5bf1a1f0e5607033beb506df67f3585b24
this.api is used in APIHandler.createNewFetchNotificationPromise,
so we should make sure it always has a valid this.api
Change-Id: Id476661fb427adbbb3c5741737c293c32ad8a27e
Fetch cross-wiki notifications by asking the local API, but still
maintain the ability to send remote requests to the foreign wikis
for mark-as-read operations.
Bug: T130636
Change-Id: I48524cb9dff43257a401d7483e939edfb042b928
I thought the name was confusing, and would be even more so
if we get real notifications from other sources.
Meanwhile also split $crossWikiSummary into 2 properties:
- 1 with the class
- 1 to indicate if it should be used
Change-Id: I0e83be7924c8c77680ea1ada3f2bd6a190ce6149
It's (mostly) unused, and it would become problematic once we have
notifications from multiple places (where those ids could conflict)
Change-Id: Ib3bb5ae1e5689037b38290c9ce3d8691f52582b0
The flyout loads no more than 25 notifications
from a given source. Using those in-memory notification
objects to count how many are currently unread (and
update the badge) produces a result of at most 25.
This patch extracts the responsibility or counting the
unread from the Model/Item/Groupitem structure into
a new UnreadNotificationCounter class. It receives
estimated updates from other components and synchronizes
with the server after markRead/markUnread operations
have completed.
Bug: T129726
Change-Id: I9af4defc00dd491ed2b355eb4e85073476e08ce7
