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
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
Both in the order of the cross-wiki bundles themselves, and
in the message in the notification body.
ForeignNotifications tracks timestamps per wiki per section,
and exposes these through getWikiTimestamp(). ApiEchoNotifications
adds these timestamps to the sources manifest, and also sorts
the list of wikis by timestamp (it'd be nicer to do this in
ForeignPresentationModel instead, but then we'd have to create a new
ForeignNotifications instance which causes a duplicated DB query).
NotificationsModel receives the timestamp for its wiki as its
fallback timestamp, and makes getTimestamp() return this value
during the pre-population phase. This causes its parent to
automatically sort it correctly.
Because the timestamp of a wiki depends on the section (alerts vs messages),
we can't put it in the global sources manifest at the top level
of the API response. Instead, get rid of this global sources
manifest and put all the sources data in the foreign notifications
directly. This allows us to specify different timestamps, and also
allows us to get rid of code in EchoApi that was already remapping
the API response to this format.
Bug: T130298
Change-Id: Ie083fbb1ccaf74fbe804633d87ef03c9e71b120f
Add a 'mark as unread' to all unread notifications and allow them
to be marked unread. These notifications will no longer be automatically
marked as read when the pages they refer to are visited.
Bug: T73564
Change-Id: I677d3c0399e46fd7c35531df1cc0e61db2d4eb1b
Split and refactor Echo network handling and create a proper API
layer for the UI to use consistently. Split Echo's API methods into
its own module so they can be loaded along with the initialization
script and manage the API requests.
Change-Id: I0526a14bb8cc0d9729a303e24ab6e43259cc86bb
